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...intimacy. Psychologists have long warned that children who grow up in a hostile home or one in which warmth is withheld are likelier to start having sex earlier and engage in it more frequently. In a study that will be published in March, Trish Williams, a neuropsychology fellow at Alberta Children's Hospital, studied a group of 1,959 kids ages 11 to 13 and did find a striking correlation between a volatile home and earlier sexual behavior. A few of the children had had intercourse at as young an age as 12, and while the number of sexually active...
European high-fashion brands like Dolce & Gabbana, Chloé, Missoni and Marni all sell miniature versions of their adult ready-to-wear pieces. Come summer, Alberta Ferretti, known for her flirty chiffon dresses, will launch Alberta Ferretti Girls through a licensing deal with Grant SpA, a manufacturer that also produces Moschino's children's line. Meanwhile, bad-boy British designer John Galliano has teamed up with Italian manufacturer Diesel to launch a pint-size collection next fall. Premium denim brands are rushing into this market too. High-end department stores like Barneys and specialty shops like Fred Segal sell $150 Antik...
...Crimson will be without a key member of the team—head coach Katey Stone. Stone is currently coaching the US National Under-18 team at the World Women’s U18 Championship in Calgary, Alberta. Team USA will play in the semifinals tomorrow night...
...season in an easy 7-0 win over Boston College at Bright Hockey Center last night. Stone has handed coaching duties for the week over to assistant coach Joakim Flygh, as she is currently coaching the U.S. Women’s National Under-18 team in Calgary, Alberta. “That’s a testament to our kids that our team is well prepared,” said Flygh of the win without Stone. “It shouldn’t matter if it’s me on the bench or Coach...
...bottom. At it's all-time low then, the Canadian dollar was worth just less than 62 U.S. cents. Recovery since then, dramatic and steady, began with something as dull as a rise in oil prices. With that, the laborious process of drawing viscous bitumen out of Alberta's oil sands became ever more viable. Massive shovels churned the earth, digging up the tons of sand needed to produce each barrel of oil. New pipelines were laid. Alberta's already hot economy hurtled forward...