the Franklin Tech wrestling program has an All-State champion Senior Mia Marigliano accomplished that feat last weekend at the MIAA Girls All-State Championship in Methuen going an unblemished 3-0 in the 132-pound weight class to take home the championship “It is such a surreal feeling,” Marigliano said Just even being in that gym felt so unreal Marigliano — who placed third at the MIAA Div 3 state tournament the week prior — had a bye to the quarterfinals where she faced off with Putnam’s Melanie Miles Miles was the aggressor in the first period scoring a pair of takedowns to take a commanding 14-1 lead at the end of the frame Just a few points away from losing by technical fall Marigliano had her back against the wall going into the second period got a takedown of her own and eventually scored a pin 1:02 into the second period to advance to the semifinals “I got thrown in three headlocks,” Marigliano said “If she successfully got me in the last one I would’ve been tech’d Going into the second period if I let her get another takedown that would’ve been it for me Winning that kind of match gave the senior confidence for the remainder of the tournament “After that match everything was hurting,” Marigliano said “Going into the second day [of the tournament] I knew nothing could be worse than that Her semifinal match was against Bristol-Plymouth’s Rileigh Fagan the same wrestler who beat Marigliano the week before at Div 3 states in the semifinals via a 12-5 decision as Marigliano didn’t allow Fagan to score before earning a two-point reversal in the third period that sealed a 2-0 win to send her to the finals In the finals against South Shore’s Lindsey Lincolne Marigliano jumped out to a 6-3 lead after two periods then scored six more points in the third to run away with a 12-3 major decision victory to take home the first All-State crown in program history “My semifinal match was [against] the same one who knocked me out the previous week so I was pretty anxious yet excited going into it,” Marigliano said “In the finals I remember watching the clock run down the last few seconds What’s been the biggest difference between last year and this year where she won the tournament title She said it’s the work she put in throughout the year to improve “The biggest change I would say would be just more commitment and just showing up for myself and for the team,” Marigliano said “I’ve been trying hard to learn new things and get better I’ve been so much more committed to the sport itself.”  She also credited her coaches and teammates for pushing her to improve and helping her grow and learn “I want people to know how appreciative I am of my team and my coaches,” Marigliano said From aspects like cutting weight to learning new skills I’ve gone through every single person on this team as a drilling partner The first place performance helped clinch Margiliano a spot at the New England Girls Wrestling Championship scheduled to begin on Saturday in Providence It’s the second year the New England Girls Championship has taken place and Marigliano is just the second Franklin Tech wrestler ever to qualify for it She’s hoping for a better showing this weekend “Last year I had a good season but my matches in general were nowhere near as competitive as they were this year,” Marigliano said “There’s some really good girls this year which makes winning All-States all the more rewarding Last year I just went into New Englands happy with how I did at states but with low confidence Best case scenario is I can end my career with a win.”  5 seed going into Saturday and will wrestle Bedford N.H.’s Audrey Shaw — who she beat at a tournament earlier this season — in her opening match on Saturday she knows she’ll have a target on her back going into the event “I learned after facing the same girl five times a winning record going into the match means nothing,” Marigliano said “I’m sure all the state champs feel that.”  Marigliano was the headliner of what was a stellar season for the Franklin Tech wrestling program The Eagles went unbeaten to win the Suburban League North then Carsten Couture (120) and Landon Purington (132) captured MIAA Div helping Franklin Tech win its first sectional team championship in program history Collin Eddy (190) and Dillon Laffond (285) all qualified for the MIAA All-State tournament the most the Eagles have sent there since 2014 Franklin Tech coach Mike Aiken credited all the hard work his wrestlers put in for their success “All those kids put in the extra work this summer,” Aiken said “They’ve been putting in the work over the last two three years and to see them reach some of their goals was a lot of fun to be a part of They want to work hard and they want to do things the right way When you do the right things consistently over time Aiken knew the type of talent his team had going into the season and was pleased to see them capitalize on their potential “Having potential and actually following through and doing things you know you can do are two different things,” Aiken said championship is one of the biggest highlights of the year Mia being our first All-State champion is a huge highlight Sending four boys to states is something we haven’t done in a long time It was an all-around success at every level to an extent “All these kids deserve the success they’ve had,” Aiken added “Mia deserves everything she’s gotten this year she’s come back and found a way to beat them She continues to get better and hopefully she can keep that going at New Englands.”  Don’t expect the Eagles to go anywhere next year Travis Eastman and Marigliano are starters Tech will have to replace but Aiken is hoping this can be the start of big things for the program “We’re bringing a lot of kids back,” Aiken said “They’re ready to get to work this offseason.”  you agree with our use of cookies to personalize your experience measure ads and monitor how our site works to improve it for our users TV and radio presenter and ‘Tough Love’ podcast host Linda Marigliano shares how her decision to freeze her eggs was an empowering choice amid fertility anxiety.By Linda Marigliano MY EYES WERE puffy from crying. I’d just had my very first therapy session with Olivia, my psychologist And even though the tears kept pouring out of me I felt resolved to do something that would help me get through the most challenging For a lot of my women friends but we often have to consider it earlier than the men in our lives due to the biological reality that we need to do it ‘before it’s too late’ (insert massive groan here) In 2020, I had planned to move to LA and into a new home with my boyfriend, Magnus. We had been doing long distance for three years, with him in the US and me in Australia. I’d quit my job, moved out of my apartment, and at the precise moment we’d planned to start our life (and hopefully a family) together in LA, the pandemic struck The borders closed and I was stuck in Australia indefinitely Magnus couldn’t get into the country and I couldn’t leave I moved back into my teenage bedroom at my dad’s house that my insides were screaming “expiration date incoming I felt the STRESS and PRESSURE that TIME was not on my side The statistics for female fertility can look daunting it’s case by case depending on your individual health assessment but on average a female has a 25-30 per cent chance of becoming pregnant each month and after the age of 35 the decline speeds up with a less than 15 per cent chance of pregnancy each month the chance of falling pregnant naturally each month is around 5 per cent My anxiety around these stats was unsettling me, and eventually a close friend recommended Olivia, an experienced clinical psychologist I could speak to It was during our first session together that I opened up about all my fears and how I’d started researching egg preservation Olivia gently asked if this could be something that I could do just for me something that might lighten my mental load of worries before I fell asleep each night I felt strongly this was the right decision and I felt buoyant for the first time in months.  Doing my nightly HORMONE INJECTIONS became a POSITIVE SELF-CARE ritual On the day of my egg collection procedure, I left the hospital feeling immensely proud of myself. Preserving my fertility was a positive step for my physical and mental wellbeing The recent advances in fertility technology meant that I was putting my best foot forward as a future potential mother I woozily headed home and ate an entire pizza before passing out on the couch to confirm that I now had a happy collection of eggs on ice View this post on Instagram A post shared by linda marigliano🌌 (@lindamarigliano) A lot of people have asked me, did I use my frozen eggs to fall pregnant? The answer is no. At the age of 39, I fell pregnant naturally. It didn’t happen immediately, and I felt some disappointment in getting my period each month that we were trying that the knowledge of having eggs frozen took some of the pressure off Because while freezing eggs is not a hard guarantee of pregnancy it does give you another worthy option to play with if conceiving naturally doesn’t work out for you The success rates of using frozen eggs and finer details of fertility are laid out in my Linda Marigliano’s Tough Love podcast episodes “Everything I Learned About Egg Freezing” and “Dr Jenny Cook: Freezing Fertility” — but as I look ahead It may be for the second or the third one.” I’ll be just shy of 40 when I have this first baby and so by the time I’d get around to even wanting another child I do feel more assured that I have those eggs waiting for me Freezing my eggs gave me strength when I felt helpless and it allowed me to have conversations with other women who may also be looking for empowerment in uncertain times While FREEZING EGGS is not a hard guarantee of PREGNANCY it does give you another WORTHY OPTION to play with Harper’s BAZAAR participates in various affiliate marketing programs which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites We respect and honour Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on this land and commit to building a brighter future together attempts to escape from Franklin Tech’s Mia Marigliano begins to take off his headgear after losing during the high school wrestling match against Franklin Tech at South Hadley high school South Hadley’s Patrick Lavelle attempts to escape against Franklin Tech on Wednesday in South Hadley competes against Franklin Tech’s Paul Giard competes against Franklin Tech’s Benjamin Baker is wrapped up by Franklin Tech's Travis Eastman during the high school wrestling match at South Hadley high school competes against Franklin Tech's Dillon Laffond The Franklin Tech bench erupts with cheers after Dillon Laffond securing the varsity team's win during the high school wrestling match against South Hadley at South Hadley high school competes against Franklin Tech's Benjamin Baker competes against Franklin Tech's Maxon Brunette SOUTH HADLEY – The South Hadley wrestling team fell short to Franklin County Tech 34-33 going into the final match of the night but it was Tech’s Dillion Laffond that earned the deciding three points in the 285-pound match South Hadley’s Roberto Melendez gave Laffond all he could handle but it wasn’t enough as the Tigers dropped to 3-3 “We knew it was going to be close,” South Hadley head coach Byron Joy said “We knew it was going to be a lot of very close matchups Franklin Tech has got a phenomenal coach in Mike Aiken and they have a lot of tough kids There was a couple that we kind of wish went a little differently but I’m happy with how the team wrestled today.” including the final three of the evening to pull of the comeback The Tigers received wins from Zack Willette (106 pounds) Adrian Debeer (157 pounds) and Jasiel Ramos (175 pounds) Shepherd Hill 46 — Bri Heafey tossed in a game-high 21 points for the Blue Devils in a blowout win on Wednesday night while Emme Calkins and Liv Joensen each scored 18 for Northampton Northampton outscored Shepherd Hill 22-5 in the third quarter Easthampton 41 – The Eagles fell behind early and never recovered in the defeat Westfield raced out to a 18-5 advantage after the first quarter and despite pulling within seven points at halftime (28-21) Nola Roos (13 points) and Veronica Rapoza (12 points) played well for the Eagles Smith Academy 39 — The Falcons’ offense struggled to generate consistent looks as they failed to score 40 in a loss to Palmer on Wednesday Garret Willard scored a team-high 10 points Jake Wilcox (eight) and Cameron Graves (seven) combined for 15 points for Smith Academy East Longmeadow 45 — The Orioles outscored the Spartans in every quarter and had three players score at least 14 points in a home win on Tuesday night Brice Letendre added 16 points and Kyle Dunigan scored 14 for Belchertown Gabe Ibekilo chipped in seven points as well Amherst 37 — After leading 25-22 at halftime the ‘Canes suffered a brutal third quarter as the Cardinals went on a 26-4 run in the frame Xavier McCall led Amherst with 14 points and Mitchell Carey scored 10 in the losing effort on Tuesday but Franklin Tech’s Mia Marigliano wrestled to podium position during the 2025 New England Girls Wrestling Championship over the weekend in Providence Marigliano — the MIAA All-State champion at the 132-pound weight class — came into the tournament as the No 5 seed and started the tournament with a pin over Bedford Marigliano was unable to get past Rocky Hill’s Olivia Hopkins Marigliano went on to win two matches in a row pinning South Shore’s Lindsey Lincolne and Putnam’s Melanie Miles in the fifth-place match to settle for sixth place in the tournament Frontier’s Jocelyn Antes went 1-2 over the weekend at 120 pounds Antes won her first-round match against Irie Byers of North Kingstown (R.I.) via a second-round pinfall before dropping two matches that eliminated her from the competition Linda Marigliano and Magnus had lives on opposite sides of the world But when he passed the ‘meet the parents’ lunch with flying colours she felt despair – and delight – on the eve of his departure I didn’t know when I’d see Magnus again It was March 2017 and he was flying out the next morning It was strange to know that he would be on a plane pathetically scrolling through photos of us on my phone zooming in on his knees and thinking: “Wow Sign up for the fun stuff with our rundown of must-reads, pop culture and tips for the weekend, every Saturday morning Magnus had met my parents for the first time at a bustling dim sum restaurant squeezing her way through the maze of packed tables to get to ours chattering immediately about the salsa dance party she’d been at the night before and how she’d barely gotten enough sleep to meet us by lunchtime The way he’d humoured my mum’s mile-a-minute anecdotes and then my dad’s not so subtle “protective Italian father” questions made me proud He’d rested his hand on mine while he spoke to them It felt like my intimate worlds were colliding in a lovely Linda and Magnus together at the Triple J offices in 2019.As the sun set over my apartment We had known each other for a few months and had fallen into a long-distance relationship flying back and forth between Australia and America to spend a handful of days together at a time I knew we looked like one of those horrific couples who hold on to each other for dear life Gross.I felt a little knob of despair inside my chest but I was already missing seeing his face up-close Who knew when we would have a beautiful moment like this again I wondered if he was feeling the same weird mix of despair and delight I looked into his clear eyes and in that moment He leaned forward to give me a hug and without an extra second to overthink it and swallow my feelings back down I’d barely finished saying the words when he blurted them back to me:“I really love you.” It felt as if I’d taken a giant cringeworthy leap into official love territory Free newsletterCatch up on the fun stuff with Guardian Australia's culture and lifestyle rundown of pop culture We said it again at the airport the next morning right before he went through the departure gates Our long-distance relationship continued for another three years after that we’d planned for me to move over to America The pandemic started right before my visa could get approved Because of Australian border restrictions we found ourselves stranded on opposite ends of the world not knowing when we would see each other again Linda and Magnus bonding over snacks in LA 2023.At times it felt like our relationship had been dealt a fatal blow over six years since we first confessed our feelings Magnus and I finally live together in Los Angeles We don’t have to fly across the world to go on dates We don’t have to straddle timezones for phone calls We don’t have to do anything except live our funny little life together Linda Marigliano is a TV and radio presenter, podcaster and DJ. Her memoir Love Language is available now through Allen & Unwin ($34.99) Matthew Marigliano took up baseball as his first competitive sport but it didn’t last long because he thought the sport was too slow-paced He switched to golf and quickly found his sweet spot Kids Golf World Championship on Sunday when he captured the 12-year-old Boys title at Pinehurst’s No Marigliano won by four shots at 14-under after rounds of 71-63-68 And that’s saying something — he already has reached double figures in career wins “I think I played really well and I love Pinehurst really good the second day and medium the last day The highlight was making two birdies to finish the second round (63).” Here’s another highlight: The 63 wasn’t his career low round But not in a tournament as notable as the U.S Marigliano grew up in New Jersey but his family moved to Palm Beach Gardens two years ago because His parents hired respected instructor Mike Adams and are early on their journey to see whether Matthew More: The Honda Classic has a new name, but it's only temporary until a title sponsor is signed Matthew’s father, Henry, has placed a lot of trust in Adams’ teaching and advice. He also has confidence in his son’s motivation. “He’s really independent,” Henry Marigliano said. “I think one of the reasons he gravitated to golf is it’s a sport he can do on his own. I caddied for him at Pinehurst, and I didn’t say a word other than the number to the green. We’re really proud of him.” Another Palm Beach County junior golfer comes away with a trophyMarigliano wasn’t the only Palm Beach County junior golfer to leave Pinehurst with a title and a trophy. Madelyn Dickerson, of Boca Raton, won the 8-year-old Girls title at 10-under 98 (the 8-year-olds play nine-hole rounds). Dickerson is taught by Don Law. Marigliano’s next challenge will be closer to home: He wants to win next week’s junior club championship at PGA National, where the family has a membership. Marigliano said his favorite players are Scottie Scheffler and local hero Brooks Koepka, whom he has met. Marigliano has a way to go to match Koepka’s career of being a Palm Beach County-raised, five-time major champion, but he’s off to a great start. By the way, Koepka also started with baseball before finding his true calling in golf. You never know. The Tough Love host on her favourite Los Angele eats, go-to daily uniform and the perfect music to play when having people over In the spirit of reconciliation, InStyle Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. 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She is the host of Tough Love and her memoir Love Language is out now through Allen & Unwin. Turners Falls’ Mia Marigliano (14) pumps her fist after scoring a run in the fifth inning of the Thunder’s 11-4 victory over Narragansett in the MIAA Division 5 quarterfinal on Saturday at Gary Mullins Field. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE Turners Falls’ Ella Kolodziej (9) scores a run during the Thunder’s 11-4 victory over Narragansett in the MIAA Division 5 quarterfinal on Saturday at Gary Mullins Field. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE Turners Falls’ Ivy Lopez rounds third and heads toward home to score a run in the Thunder’s 11-4 victory over Narragansett in the MIAA Division 5 quarterfinal on Saturday at Gary Mullins Field. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE Turners Falls pitcher Madi Liimatainen (5) high-fives second baseman Addison Talbot after an out in the Thunder’s 11-4 victory over Narragansett in the MIAA Division 5 quarterfinal on Saturday at Gary Mullins Field. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE Turners Falls’ Madi Liimatainen dethe Thunder’s 11-4 victory over Narragansett in the MIAA Division 5 quarterfinal on Saturday at Gary Mullins Field. STAFF PHOTO/JEFF LAJOIE The Turners Falls softball team after defeating Narragansett, 11-4, to advance to the MIAA Div. 5 semifinals. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON TURNERS FALLS — The Turners Falls softball team is two wins away from a state championship.  Hosting seventh-seeded Narragansett in the MIAA Division 5 quarterfinals on Saturday, the second-seeded Thunder raced out to a 5-1 lead after two innings, but the Warriors didn’t quit, posting two runs in the third and adding a run in the fifth to cut the deficit to 5-4.  Turners rallied in the bottom of the fifth, scoring six times to take a commanding lead and Madi Liimatainen did the rest, striking out four and not allowing a base runner the final two innings as the Thunder advanced to the state semifinals with an 11-4 victory at Gary Mullins Field.  Turners (18-5), which has reached the semifinals in all three years of the new statewide tournament format, will take on No. 3 Hopedale in the semifinals on Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. at Worcester State University. “We don’t take it for granted,” Thunder coach Gary Mullins said. “It’s different kids, different teams, different stories every year. We had been so quiet with our bats which was concerning. Madi had a tough one last time out but we hit the ball. Today we got more bats and Madi found it. Every day is a different world. As you move on, you see better teams and better pitching.”  With Greenfield losing to Tahanto on Friday, the Thunder are now the lowest seed remaining in the Div. 5 field.  “It’s always so exciting getting to a Final Four,” Turners senior Holly Myers said. “Especially where we’re the last western Mass. team standing now. Being my senior year, I want to go as far as we can.”  After some patches during the season where the bats got cold, the Thunder are finding their groove at the plate at the right time of year.  Turners knocked 11 hits off talented Narragansett pitcher Mia Manca on Saturday, with seven different players recording a hit. With a pitcher like Liimatainen — who struck out 15 and scattered just two hits against the Warriors — that kind of production at the plate is a winning formula. “In the middle of the season we went through a slump and were struggling to hit,” Myers said. “We kept working on it at practice, kept doing batting practice and everyone’s hitting now which is great.”  Narragansett (11-7) opened the scoring after Amanda Iannacone walked and scampered home on a wild pitch in the first.  Addison Talbot opened the second with a hit for Turners and Madisyn Dietz followed with a triple to drive her in. Dietz scored on an errant throw trying to get her at third, giving the Thunder the 2-1 lead.  Autumn Thornton reached on a fielder’s choice and Mia Marigliano walked, with Liimatainen driving Thornton in with a double. Myers then came to the plate and smashed a double, scoring Marigliano and Madison Haight — running for Liimatainen — to give Turners its 5-1 lead after two.  The Warriors kept chipping away from there. Manca walked and later scored on a wild pitch in the third before Gianna Manca cracked an RBI single, cutting the lead to 5-3.  In the fifth, Manca singled and again scored on a wild pitch, cutting the deficit to 5-4. With runners on second and third, Liimatainen managed to get a strikeout and a groundout to close the inning with the Thunder still in the lead.  Talbot singled to open the bottom of the fifth for Turners and later with two outs, the Thunder really got going offensively.  Marilyn Abarua walked before Thornton blistered a double to score Talbot. With runners on second and third, the Warriors committed an error on a ground ball from Marigliano, allowing Abarua and Thornton to come home and make it an 8-4 game.  Liimatainen walked and Myers bashed another double to score Marigliano and Haight, once again running for Liimatainen. Janelle Massey kept the hits coming, singling to score Ivy Lopez, running for Myers, to give Turners its 11-4 lead.  “We told them before the game we can’t get too comfortable,” Myers said. “We’re the higher seed, we know we should win but you can’t count on anything. We’ve lost to lower seeds before. I went in there, said we need to get hitting. Five runs weren’t going to do it.”  With the season drawing to a close, Mullins said he’s hoping to end on a high note and send the seniors out on the right foot.  “We still have a life,” Mullins said. “The worst part about coaching for me is the last game. [Seniors] Holly and the twins [Anne and Ella Kolodziej] are great kids to coach and you have to say goodbye. If we can keep hanging around, we’ll do it. “I thought we hit the ball well today,” Mullins added. “Let’s hope we can gain some confidence with our bats. We’ll give it a shot.”  By using this site, you agree with our use of cookies to personalize your experience, measure ads and monitor how our site works to improve it for our users Frontier's Jocelyn Antes (right) competes at the Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament in Orange this past winter. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON Franklin Tech's Mia Marigliano (right) competes in the Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament in Orange this past winter. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON The first New England Interscholastic Girls Wrestling Championship was a success, and local wrestling coaches hope the event will continue to grow in the years ahead. Frontier’s Jocelyn Antes and Franklin Tech’s Mia Marigliano qualified and competed in the inaugural tournament earlier this month after both took third place at the MIAA All-State Championships. Antes, competing in the 120-pound weight class, went 2-2 on the weekend while Marigliano, competing at 126, went 0-2 in Providence, R.I. at New Englands.  “The experience for Jocelyn was a rollercoaster,” Frontier coach Brian Bagdon said. “She lost a heartbreaking match to open the day and was deflated. She had to change her goal from being a New England champ to trying to compete for third. You have to navigate changing your goals mid-tournament. It’s not easy. She battled back, won her next match and just focused on winning the next one the rest of the way. “As a sophomore, nothing is guaranteed in wrestling,” Bagdon added. “That’s what makes the sport so great. She saw some amazing things happen and had some tough matches as well. The whole experience of the season, it’s been an incredible journey. I’m proud to have been part of that journey. She had a bunch of success and it was an amazing season. Hopefully she only gets better.” In just her second year wrestling, Marigliano won 19 matches. The junior capture first place at the Agawam Phil Tomkiel Tournament, placed second at the Mahar Girls Tournament and took sixth at the Kieron Smith Mixed Gender Tournament. Her performances during All-States, where she placed third, made her just the second wrestler in Franklin Tech history to reach New Englands. “Since Mia started wrestling last year she has shown a passion for the sport and a great competitive nature,” Eagles coach Mike Aiken said. “Last year she competed well at the Girls All-State Tournament, going 5-2 over the two days, but fell just short of getting on the podium. Since then she has continued to train in the offseason and has developed into a talented wrestler.”  Antes, a sophomore, finished the season with 36 wins. She came in third at a tournament at Phillips Andover, second at a tournament in Keene while also reaching New Englands and getting two wins there.  Bagdon said it was all the work she did in the offseason that prepared her for her stellar season.  “She wrestled a ton of matches,” Bagdon said. “She’s the hardest working wrestler on the team. She did the most work in the offseason, did a ton of core work and did the most actual wrestling in the offseason. She lost to a girl from Exeter at a tournament early in the season and beat her later in the year. It was good to see her improve as the season and tournaments went on and as she got even more comfortable wrestling.”  Coaches said having a New England Championship for girls wrestling shows how much the sport is growing.  With so many new tournaments popping up that strictly feature girls, the hope is it leads to more interest in the sport. Both Bagdon and Aiken noted they hope to see more girls come out for their teams each year as the sport continues to take off.  Having more girls on their teams would certainly help both wrestlers, as it would give them each more opponents to compete against in practice. Leading up to New Englands, Antes and Marigliano practiced against each other.  Both trailblazers in the area, expect Marigliano and Antes to come back stronger and better next winter. “Mia has already had an incredible wrestling career and has one more season to continue to make history for not only the FCTS wrestling team, but for girls wrestling in Franklin County,” Aiken said. The inaugural New England Interscholastic Girls Wrestling Championship took place on Friday and Saturday at Providence Career & Technical Academy in Rhode Island, with a pair of local athletes competing.  Frontier’s Jocelyn Antes and Franklin Tech’s Mia Marigliano qualified after both finished in third at the MIAA All-State Championships, Antes at 120 pounds and Marigliano at 126.  Antes wrestled four matches at New Englands, going 2-2. She opened the tournament with a 4-2 decision loss to Stamford’s Jasmine Whitfield but followed it up with a pin over North Providence’s Kaedyn Minta-Jacobs.  Antes then knocked off Exeter’s Kamie Hawkins, 6-0, but was pinned by Amity’s Cristel Miguel to end her run.  Marigliano went 0-2 at the New England Championships, falling to Otter Valley’s Maisa Allen (11-2) and Merrimack’s Avary Berardinelli (8-4).  Greenfield High School alum and Framingham State guard Katie Haselton competed in the NCAA Division 3 Women’s Basketball Tournament on Friday. Taking on host Scranton, the Rams fell behind 29-19 at the half and Scranton controlled the game in the second half to pull away with a 60-39 victory in the opening round.  Haselton finished the game with 11 points, four rebounds and two assists. Framingham State closed out its season with a 24-2 record.  Brantley Godfrey found the back of the net twice while Noah Stoffolano also tallied for the FCHA 10U White squad’s 3-3 tie with Holy Name on Saturday.  Harper Coffin recorded an assist for FCHA.  On Sunday FCHA beat Ludlow, 7-1, behind two goals from both Godfrey and Shaye Tyler. Jacoby Houle, Sam Edson and Lyla Burek also scored in the victory.  Tyler (2), Houle, Stoffolano and Nicholas Brisson provided assists, Luke Edson got the win in goal while Natalie Palasciano had a strong game for FCHA. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. Frontier's Jocelyn Antes (right) competes against Exeter’s Kamie Hawkins at the Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament in Orange on Monday. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON Franklin Tech's Mia Marigliano (right) competes against Newton’s Maddie Ngo in the Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament on Monday in Orange. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON Mahar's Delana Fausett (right) competes against Scituate’s Faith Dumont in the Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament in Orange on Monday. STAFF PHOTO/THOMAS JOHNSTON ORANGE — The seventh annual Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament was a smashing success on Monday.  After having over 150 athletes compete last year, the tournament — which takes place each year on Martin Luther King Day — saw 54 teams from all over New England show up to Orange on Monday, as the tournament continues to grow each year.  Having an all-girl tournament locally helps promote the sport in the area, giving girls an opportunity to compete and be recognized.  “We went to a tournament in Agawam and it was a lot smaller than this,” Franklin Tech’s Mia Marigliano said. “There was the same amount of people but it was split into boys and girls. Having all girls here from all around Massachusetts, New Hampshire, all over is awesome. It makes the tournament more challenging. It’s hard being a girl wrestler sometimes,” Marigliano added, “so having things like this to get the recognition is great. It promotes the sport.”  Marigliano helped the Eagles secure a fourth-place team finish at the tournament after she placed second overall at 126. Marigliano earned a win via forfeit before coming away with a pair of wins to earn a spot in the finals, where she fell to Wilmington’s Hannah Bryson.  Franklin Tech’s Jacqueline Churchill picked up a win over South Shore’s Gianna Cycan to walk away with a fourth-place finish at 235.  Churchill noted how much better the competition is here than at most other meets during the season.  “You get better matches in this tournament,” Churchill said. “Everyone comes together during this tournament.”  Eagle Anaray Yang went 1-3 on the day, securing a win over Malden’s Audrey Nguyen at 126.  Yang mentioned the community vibe at the Mahar Girls Wrestling Tournament and how competitors cheer each other on and encourage each other throughout.  “It definitely feels like there’s more girls here this year,” Yang said. “They keep getting stronger and stronger. This tournament helps the community. When you go to huge tournaments with a ton of teams nobody is interacting or talking. At the girls tournaments I’ve noticed there’s a lot more community where everyone is cheering for each other.” Mahar’s Delana Fausett is in her first year wrestling and says she has been gaining confidence by the practice.  On Monday, Fausett picked up a win over Malden’s Nora Hounain to reach the semifinals at 165. She had a tight loss to Scituate’s Maura Pendergast in those semis and would go on to take sixth place.  “I started about a month ago,“ Fausett said. “It’s a lot to take in. I have some history in jiu-jitsu but it’s different. Going into this sport I didn’t realize how much of a wait there was between the matches. It’s way more time than we have between dual meets. That was interesting but it’s been fun.”  With this being her first all-girls meet, Fausett noted how well connected the community is.  “The culture and the kindness is wonderful,” Fausett said. “It’s something I wasn’t expecting going into this sport. Everyone feels like family based on how everyone gets along. It’s cool seeing hundreds of girls here participating here.”  Fellow Senator Nicole Bezio-Patterson competed at 107, falling in her two matches.  Jocelyn Antes represented Frontier on Monday, competing at 120. She went 2-2 on the day, earning wins over Hampden Charter’s Madison Skog and Bristol County’s Hannah Dyckman.   “It went OK,” Antes said. “I had a few good matches and a few bad matches.” After having competed in the annual tournament the past few years, Antes said how much it has grown and how she expects it to continue growing in the future.  “It was a little bit smaller last year,” Antes said. “It’s definitely grown. There’s a lot more girls around all over the state. It’s exciting.”  Lowell took first place as a team, followed by Tri-County in second and Oliver Ames in third.   Volume 4 - 2022 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fagro.2022.898870 Wine grape production is challenged by forecasted increases in air temperature and droughts due to climate change and photoselective overhead shade films are promising tools in hot viticulture areas to overcome climate change related factors The aim of this study was to evaluate the vulnerability of ‘Cabernet Sauvignon’ grape berries to solar radiation overexposure optimize shade film use for preserving berry composition An experiment was conducted for two years with four shade films (D1 D5) with differing solar radiation spectra transmittance and compared to an uncovered control (C0) Integrals for leaf gas exchange and mid-day stem water potential were unaffected by the shade films in both years berry primary metabolites were not affected by treatments applied in either year Despite precipitation exclusion during the dormant seasons in shaded treatments and cluster zone temperatures reaching 58°C in C0 Berry skin anthocyanin and flavonol composition and content were measured by C18 reversed-phase HPLC total skin anthocyanins (mg·berry-1) in the shaded treatments were 27% greater than C0 during berry ripening and at harvest flavonol content in 2020 decreased in partially shaded grapevines compared to C0 Berry flavonoid content in 2021 increased until harvest while flavonol degradation was apparent from veraison to harvest in 2020 across partially shaded and control grapevines Untreated control showed lower di- to tri-hydroxylated flavonol ratios closer to harvest Our results provided evidence that overhead partial shading of vineyards mitigate anthocyanin degradation by reducing cluster zone temperatures and is a useful tool in combatting climate change in hot climate regions for a region to adapt to ever-warming air temperatures without detrimental decreases in wine composition mitigation strategies need to be developed wines from leaf and shoot removal treatments had reduced color stability due to less anthocyanin hydroxylation as a function of higher temperatures and solar radiation exposure They concluded that partial shading of the canopy produced quantifiable differences in berry microclimate by reducing canopy temperature by 4°C on the SW-facing side of the canopy The authors attributed the highest anthocyanin content in the Black-40% shade net lessened anthocyanin degradation from lower canopy temperature partial shading in these experiments failed to selectively omit harmful solar radiation from the fruit but rather reduced total solar radiation exposure by 40% of the total radiation The objective of this study was to selectively remove portions of solar radiation spectrum using overhead shade films in the vineyard to mitigate the vulnerability of ‘Cabernet Sauvignon’ grape berry to solar radiation overexposure and optimize berry composition at harvest with desirable sugar accumulation and minimized flavonoid degradation Figure 1 Average precipitation and growing degree days (2009-2019) and experimental years (2020-2021) precipitation and growing degree days at Oakville The study was conducted at the University of California Davis Oakville Experimental Vineyard using “Cabernet Sauvignon” (Vitis vinifera L.) clone FPS08 grafted onto 110 Richter rootstock The grapevines were trained to bilateral cordons he grapevines were trained to bilateral cordons The grapevines were planted at 2.0 m × 2.4m (vine × row) and oriented NE to SW Irrigation was applied uniformly from fruit set to harvest at 25% of crop evapotranspiration Figure 2 Spectral transmittance (%) of shade films (D1 D5) and percentage of specific radiation spectra compared to open air Table 1 Percent of solar radiation transmitted through the overhead shade films To characterize the maximum temperature gain of the clusters in situ HOBO Pendant MX Temp/Light (MX2202) data loggers (Onset Computer Corp. USA) were placed on the west side of the canopy and the data were collected every 15 minutes temperature data was downloaded from each treatment replicate and processed The sensors were mounted on wooden stakes and placed at fruit zone height (96 cm above vineyard floor) at the middle vine of each experimental unit Canopy temperature data was measured from fruit set 7 and 10 June 2020 and 2021 until harvest (9 September 2020 Leaf area index (LAI) was measured using the smartphone-based application VitiCanopy coupled with an IOS system (Apple Inc., Cupertino, CA, USA) (De Bei et al., 2016) A ‘selfie-stick’ was used for ease to place the device approximately 75 cm below the canopy The device was placed beneath the canopy perpendicular to the cordon Leaf area was then derived to calculate the leaf area to fruit ratio stomatal conductance (gs) and intrinsic water use efficiency (WUEi) were measured bi-weekly from anthesis to harvest using a portable infrared gas analyzer CIRAS-3 (PP Systems The gas analyzer was set to a relative humidity of 40% and the reference CO2 concentration was 400 μmol CO2·mol-1 One sun-exposed leaf from the main shoot axis of each experimental vine was selected and measured Gas exchange measurements were taken at saturating light conditions Plant water status was measured as mid-day stem water potential (Ψstem) bi-weekly from anthesis until harvest each year The Ψstem was measured at solar noon from 13:00 to 14:00 h One leaf from the main shoot axis in the shade was selected and placed inside a pinch-sealed Mylar® bag 2 h prior to taking measurements Measurements were taken using a pressure chamber (Model 615 WUEi and Ψstem were calculated by natural cubic splines for each parameter and calculating the area The area divided by the number of days elapsed between the first measurement date and the last measurement date is the resulting integral values Grapes were harvested when they reached 25° Brix Clusters from the three middle vines in each treatment replicate were removed by hand The average cluster weight was calculated by dividing the crop weight by cluster number Grape skins were collected and freeze-dried (Centrivap the skins were ground into powder and 50 g of powder was extracted overnight at 4°C with methanol: water: 7M hydrochloric acid (70:29:1) for anthocyanin and flavonol quantification Samples were centrifuged for 10 mins at 4000RPM Supernatants were filtered (0.45μm; VWR Flavonols and anthocyanins were detected by the diode array detector at 365 nm and 520 nm respectively A computer workstation with Agilent OpenLAB (Chemstation edition version A.02.10) was used for chromatographic analysis Anthocyanins and flavonols were grouped into 3’,4’-dihydroxylated and 3’,4’,5’-trihydroxylated species with regard to the B ring of the general flavonoid skeleton hydrochloric acid and formic acid were purchased from Fisher Scientific (Santa Clara Standards for flavonol identification (myricetin 3-O-glucoside and syringetin 3-O-glucoside) were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich (St Oenin was purchased from Extrasynthese (Geney there were 32 days that exceeded 34°C while in 2021 there were only 22 in 2020 there were 6 days that exceeded 40°C while in 2021 there was only one day that exceeded 40°C The integrals for gas exchange and mid-day stem water potential were calculated (Table 2). In either year, there was no effect of overhead shade films on Anet, gs or WUEi or Ψstem integrals. Similarly, cluster number, yield per plant, and berry skin mass in both 2020 and 2021 were not affected by the shade films (Table 3) The LA : FR was not affected in either year of the trial Table 2 Effects of photo-selective overhead shade films on integrals of leaf gas exchange and mid-day stem water potential integrals on Cabernet Sauvignon/110R in Oakville Table 3 Effects of photo-selective overhead shade films on yield components of ‘Cabernet Sauvignon/110R’ in Oakville The largest ΔT was 11°C between D5 and ambient temperature at 15:00h Figure 3 Air temperature and cluster temperature of control (C0) and vines under shade films (D1 D5) recorded during heat wave events both pre-verasion and post-verasion Temperatures were recorded pre-verasion on (A) 11 July 2020 and (C) 17 June 2021 and post-verasion on (B) 18 August 2020 and (D) 28 August 2021 Points are means ± standard error (n = 4) During the warmest parts of the day (15:00h and 17:00h) the largest ΔT was 9°C between C0 and D4 C0 was 19.8°C warmer than ambient temperature at 15:00h reduced solar spectra transmission significantly decreased cluster temperatures post-veraison pH (C) and TA (D) throughout berry development in 2020 for untreated (C0) and shade film treatments (D1 Means with no letters in common are significantly different (p ≤ 0.05) Titratable acidity did not differ between shaded and control fruit at harvest pH (C) and TA (D) throughout berry development in 2021 for untreated (C0) and shade film treatments (D1 Figure 6 Total skin anthocyanin (A) and flavonol (B) content and anthocyanin (C) and flavonol (D) hydroxylation profile (ratio of 3’4’-OH and 3’4’5’-OH) throughout berry development in untreated (C0) and shade film treatments (D1 there was a greater proportion of tri-hydroxylated flavonols with D1 and D3 compared to D4 The differences between treatments were pronounced at harvest in 2020 with C0 resulting with the least amount of tri-hydroxylated flavonols in 2020 Figure 7 Total skin anthocyanin (A) and flavonol (B) content and anthocyanin (C) and flavonol (D) hydroxylation profile (ratio of 3’4’-OH and 3’4’5’-OH) throughout berry development in untreated (C0) and shade film treatments (D1 D3 and D5 had more tri-hydroxylated flavonols compared C0 C0 consistently had the lowest ratio of tri- to di-hydroxylated flavonols at every sampling point with the difference at harvest Differences in molar abundance of kaempferol were observed at veraison and mid-ripening but not at harvest Similar molar abundance of kaempferol was observed betweenD5 and other treatments at verasion and D4 and other treatments at mid-ripening Figure 8 Molar abundance (%) of kaempferol throughout the growing season in (A) 2020 and (B) 2021 for untreated vines (C0) and vines under shade film treatments (D1 The weather in 2020 and 2021 varied considerably leading to year-to-year variation in the study. In 2020, the air temperatures were higher than the long-term 20-year average for Oakville, CA. In previous studies at this experimental site, similar heat wave events were recorded. In 2017 there were 7 days above 40°C and 64 days above 30°C (Martínez-Lüscher et al., 2017) 2021 was a cooler growing season than the 20-year average and recent past years Compared to precipitation trends of the past 20 years The yearly variation in temperatures and precipitation in this study helps to exemplify the unpredictability of growing conditions forecasted with climate change The application of solar radiation exclusion may become increasingly necessary for wine grape production in hot climates to maintain optimal berry and wine chemistry Partial shading with black shade netting reduced cluster temperature of cluster temperature by 3.7°C while overhead shade films reduced cluster temperature by at least 4°C compared to uncovered control vines berry temperatures reached a maximum temperature of 58°C in C0 which was the highest recorded berry temperature in both years shade films were effective in reducing berry temperature Even when the berry temperatures did not reach this extreme temperature overhead shade films performed with a similar cooling effect The cooling effect on clusters results from the shielding of grapes from NIR which minimized the heat load on the clusters in the afternoon hours While D4 was the most effective at reducing cluster temperature when maximum temperatures were reached D5 optimized flavonoid development by balancing heat reduction and solar radiation exclusion This balance was achieved with the reduction of NIR transmission by approximately 27% the effects of shading on berry composition were most likely related to the fruit zone microclimate As our applied water amounts and cluster count were constant in both shaded and control treatments yield was unaffected by overhead shade films as well Despite higher recorded GDD in the present study titratable acidity at harvest was maintained around 7 g•L-1 Ultimately the reduction in cluster temperature imparted by the shading impeded organic acid degradation therefore maintaining berry acidity it is also highly likely that elevated temperatures in 2020 resulted in increased anthocyanin degradation in exposed fruit compared to shaded fruit leading to shaded fruit having greater anthocyanin content flavonols started to be degraded in the grape berries Our study showed a similar trend for flavonol content in hot years like 2020 The control treatments in 2020 exceeded 8.6% kaempferol abundance while shade films were effective in maintaining kaempferol abundance below this overexposure threshold flavonol degradation was not observed at the global radiation threshold as a result of the cooler growing season biosynthesis continued to increase flavonol content until harvest in 2021 Shade films effectively lengthened the period of flavonol biosynthesis and reduced the amount of time during ripening where clusters are under flavonol degrading conditions more frequent heat wave events may be deleterious on grape and wine quality This study aimed to elucidate the optimal 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the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) has named Zurich-based Claudia Marigliano as its team leader for Germany a UBP spokesperson told Citywire that the firm was  ‘seeking to strengthen its wealth management team dedicated to Germany one of Europe’s largest markets’ LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Family members of Carlo Marigliano an Italian tourist murdered in Little Rock over the weekend finally met with detectives working the case Although the family says they didn't get all the answers they were looking for they remain confident in the Little Rock Police Department to make an arrest Marigliano's father Ciro Marigliano and brother-in-law Fabio Vizzaccaro flew all the way from Italy in order to meet with police as well as make arrangements to have Carlo's body sent back to their native Naples accompanied Marigliano and Vizzaccaro to help with the language barrier Sulmonte said Tuesday the family went to see where Marigliano took his last breaths at a West Little Rock apartment complex after the 31-year-old crashed his car after being shot The family also went to see Marigliano's body after it was released from the coroner to an area funeral home "If you can ever imagine a grown man just collapsing under grief - that's what I witnessed today," said Sulmonte referring to Carlo's father Ciro who was too distraught to do an on-camera interview on Tuesday The Little Rock Police homicide detective assigned to Marigliano's case reached out to the family on Tuesday morning Unfortunately Sulmonte said they left the meeting Tuesday knowing just as much about their family member's death as they did the day before "There was not much he could share with us other than that he's got some leads there's some things that they're following up on," said Sulmonte "But beyond that - no specifics - none at all." Sulmonte said he believes detectives are likely trying to maintain the investigation and understands they can't tell them everything But Sulmonte said he believes there's immense pressure for Little Rock detectives to solve Marigliano's murder not just from their family but from the Italian government it is a foreign national - and it doesn't look good," said Sulmonte "It doesn't look good for the city it doesn't look good for the country." A 34-year-old Little Rock man Wednesday received a 25-year prison sentence for killing an Italian tourist in a robbery attempt almost two years ago Support journalism that digs deeper into topics that matter most to Arkansans. Donate today to preserve the quality and integrity of local journalism. John Lynch has been covering criminal cases and civil litigation at the Pulaski County Courthouse for 20 years In his 35-year career as a reporter and editor he has also worked at newspapers in Texas and South Carolina This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette El material de Associated Press es Copyright © 2025 derechos reservados Associated Press y no puede ser publicado audio y/o video de Associated Press no será publicado reescrito para su transmisión o publicación ni redistribuido directa o indirectamente en ningún medio Ni estos materiales de AP ni ninguna parte de los mismos pueden almacenarse en una computadora errores u omisiones de los mismos o de la transmisión o entrega de la totalidad o parte de los mismos o de cualquier daño que surja de cualquiera de los anteriores Little Rock, AR (KATV) — A third suspect wanted in connection to the murder of Italian tourist The Little Rock Police Department says the third arrest means that everyone in connection to this case is in custody and no longer on the streets of Little Rock Little Rock Police arrested Fanicqua Blalock of Little Rock at a West Markham apartment complex and is charged with aggravated robbery and capital murder for her role in the July shooting death of Marigliano was visiting Little Rock when he was shot and crashed his vehicle into the side of an apartment building on North Shackleford Both Jackson and Fort are charged with capital murder Blalock is being held without bond in the Pulaski County Jail and is expected in court later this month Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Linda Marigliano is a radio and television presenter best known for her Tough Love podcast The 38-year-old opens up about sipping from her Nonno’s wine as a child her dad doing her hair for the ARIA awards and being apart from her current partner for one-and-a-half years due to COVID lockdowns I had to admit I didn’t want to be in the relationship and initiated the break-up.” was a police constable in Italy and served in the army He migrated to Australia from Campania in the mid-1960s for a better life and Nonna at meal times – we would visit them four nights a week Nonno had a funny whistle to get my attention and would allow me to sip a tiny bit of his vino he died of a heart attack in 1999 on the dance floor at his first grandson’s wedding I was 14 and remember him being taken to the hospital and not coming home We’d visit him and my grandmother for six to eight weeks at a time in my childhood a little tanned smoker who always grabbed my face We were half-white and looked different to the others in the village began hairdressing in Italy before coming to Australia A family friend had told his parents that if their sons don’t know enough English they would need to know a trade because they’d struggle at school Dad was a flamboyant hairdresser in Kings Cross in the 1970s; he retired last year he washed and blow-dried my hair in the garage and played records – everything from the Beatles and Rolling Stones to Cream Her first job was as a waitress at an Italian restaurant 50 metres from Dad’s salon She’s a glamorous Asian woman with a sharp tongue Lots of Bee Gees-looking Italian men tried to date her Dad would dine there alone – he was the nice one She met his family and they married soon after Mum still gets her hair done in the garage and they have dinner every Friday I was in a long-term relationship from 21 to 30 Our lives were so woven together but after we got engaged I found myself frozen and didn’t know what I wanted I had to admit I didn’t want to be in the relationship and initiated the break-up and support and love from family and friends We live in LA and met through a mutual friend I was visiting LA for a friend’s wedding and we went out for one date then I returned to Sydney but we spoke every day returned to Sydney for work and got stuck during lockdown We didn’t see each other for one-and-a-half years I really need that because I have been an inherent people-pleaser – I sugar-coat things and go into presenter mode Magnus has taught me to express my needs and be a better version of myself Love Language (Allen & Unwin) by Linda Marigliano is out now Make the most of your health, relationships, fitness and nutrition with our Live Well newsletter. Get it in your inbox every Monday The 38-year-old opens up about sipping from her Nonno\\u2019s wine as a child and Nonna at meal times \\u2013 we would visit them four nights a week he died of a heart attack in 1999 on the dance floor at his first grandson\\u2019s wedding We\\u2019d visit him and my grandmother for six to eight weeks at a time in my childhood A family friend had told his parents that if their sons don\\u2019t know enough English they would need to know a trade because they\\u2019d struggle at school he washed and blow-dried my hair in the garage and played records \\u2013 everything from the Beatles and Rolling Stones to Cream Her first job was as a waitress at an Italian restaurant 50 metres from Dad\\u2019s salon She\\u2019s a glamorous Asian woman with a sharp tongue Dad would dine there alone \\u2013 he was the nice one I found myself frozen and didn\\u2019t know what I wanted I had to admit I didn\\u2019t want to be in the relationship and initiated the break-up I was visiting LA for a friend\\u2019s wedding and we went out for one date We didn\\u2019t see each other for one-and-a-half years I really need that because I have been an inherent people-pleaser \\u2013 I sugar-coat things and go into presenter mode (Allen & Unwin) by Linda Marigliano is out now fitness and nutrition with our Live Well newsletter The host and author talks about her new projects and the possibilities that open up when we choose to be our most vulnerable InStyle Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESS GLEESON FOR LINDA MARIGLIANO “I’ve always enjoyed a balance between baggier tomboy fits and more chic We know personal style is a journey (I’m looking at you, Tumblr years), so we’ve introduced a new series Hey, I Like Your Style! diving into the fashion psyche of our favourite creatives While the internet has made our fashion icons feel closer than ever before even the most effortless of outfits came from a closet with some (well-dressed) skeletons photo archives and lives chronicled in 30-second clips just don’t tell the full story These are the stories behind the wardrobes exploring how we develop our own personal style There’s a brilliance behind the way we choose to express ourselves and at FJ Linda looks back on her style journey below I’m an Italian-Chinese-Australian girl who loves food I like to wear things that are fun and a little chic Do you feel like you’ve gained confidence in the way you dress I think my personal style has been somewhat consistent over the years I’ve always enjoyed a balance between baggier tomboy fits and more chic I think my teenage-dancer days have instilled a love of balletic leotards tucked into slouchy I’ve loved leaning into my Chinese jade jewellery collection of bangles and pendant necklaces as well as a traditional cheongsam for special events I also have some of my nonna’s Italian gold jewellery which has been handed down to me I think I’m more excited to show my Italian and Chinese heritage these days compared to being a teenager and wanting to fit in with White Australian surfer-girl culture which I always felt quite outside of and slightly awkward trying to wear I do feel like I have gained confidence in the way I carry myself – which is really a combination of what I’m wearing and how I’m feeling Have you ever felt like you needed to fit into a particular fashion box my best friends and I started a band and moved to London and it seemed clear that our aesthetic was as important as the sound we were making I remember our record label helping to style us for live shows I leaned into that fashion box – wearing black miniskirts and stilettos on stage and learning how to do cat eyeliner in a barely lit backstage toilet I recall almost toppling over under the weight of my bass guitar while on stage in Germany I should have been wearing sneakers and moving the way I wanted to I thought I’d look sexier and more rockstar-ish in the heels and tight skirts I think I took myself a little too seriously in the way I was styled and tried to play a role that wasn’t completely authentic to me Take us back to those awkward teenage years I love the early noughties so I do quite appreciate what my teenage self was wearing besides the extra unnecessary array of surf-branded outfits I wish I still had my range of boob tubes and cargo pants from that era Even seeing my ultra-thin eyebrows in old photos looks charming to me now I definitely wanted to look like I could be the host of ABC TV’s Recovery music show or anything on MTV so I was obsessed with tight Mambo Goddess T-shirts my army pants and spotting boys with eyebrow rings at the local Westfield The only thing I’d say to my teenage self is “Lay off the Reef Oil What are the most expensive and least expensive items in your wardrobe I have a pair of white jeans that I bought for two dollars at an op shop in Edinburgh over a decade ago that I still love I remember getting home to try them on in front of my mirror and being astounded at how perfectly they fit my ass and the length of my (short) legs it’s more a case of how much I have invested in a single brand because there is a ridiculous amount of Issey Miyake Pleats Please pieces in my wardrobe – pants or committing to wearing the matching top and bottom I feel clean, comfortable and majestic when wearing them, and love that I can pair them with bouncy sneakers or heels depending on the occasion. The Pleats Please store in Tokyo is absolutely where I’ve spent the most money My friends and I have a saying about this store which is when we’ve gone shopping and bought a whole new outfit to stride out of the store wearing What is the most meaningful fashion piece you own A soft corduroy shirt that originally belonged to my mum in the ’80s with a black printed pattern of a man riding a horse I have photos of my mum wearing it while carrying me as a toddler Somewhere along the way she was painting in it so there are some white paint splashes on the elbows and I wear it thrown over a tight singlet with some relaxed-fit blue jeans It’s a casual piece that I’ll never let go of Dua Lipa is a modern goddess at red-carpet events Bjork still takes the risks we all aspire to Alexa Chung is an OG sensual elf on the streets I also follow lots of skateboarders on Instagram because I love how they look and move And my mum absolutely influences my style too especially when I see stunning photos of her in the ’80s and ’90s She managed to look glamorous and put together at all times and her nails and lips were always a perfect shade of red What fashion piece are you saving for right now I’d love to treat myself to a vintage Prada pink cheongsam from S/S 2002 sleeveless and with a traditional high-neck cheongsam collar It’s mid-length and has a ruched seam at the waist… while I don’t love a ruched moment normally I think it looks spectacular… and so flattering It’s in a shade of pale pink with a deep pink floral design – classic Chinese cheongsam territory – and I think I could dress it with edgier makeup hair and shoes which will contrast with the straight girliness of it What are the wardrobe items you wear on repeat All of my Issey Miyake Pleats Please items are staples There’s a magenta pair of pants and a matching shirt that is one of my favourite ensembles I always pull it out when I want to feel crisp and bright-minded My favourites local heroes are Perks and Mini (P.A.M), who I have bought so much from over the years! Also am a fan of Alix Higgins, Christopher Esber and Em On Holiday. I have a load of Matteau swimsuits, plus items from Incu Collection and recently I’ve fallen for Lmnd shirts I have a pink and cherry pinstripe shirt from them that is on high rotation for me at the moment You can follow Linda for more here Seven fashion people show us how they style their favourite ballet flats Why New Zealand label Twenty-Seven Names keeps its supply chain local How model Bernad Ngendakumana constructs a look Actor Selina Yang looks to ’90s films for fashion inspiration Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Fabio Marigliano brings over twenty years of hospitality experience to the award-winning team at The Chedi Al Bait His expertise in the GCC region puts him in good stead to bring the charms of Sharjah to life and curate even more memorable guest experiences Marigliano was the executive assistant manager at Minor Hotels and Resorts in Doha Qatar with oversight of the pre-openings of The Vyra Suites NH Collection Doha office and The Plaza Doha by Anantara "Joining the GHM family at The Chedi Al Bait Sharjah is a culmination of my extensive experience within the GCC region I am delighted to embark on this exciting GHM journey as we celebrate the company's 30th anniversary in 2022 and bring the hotel's success to greater heights," said Fabio Marigliano "I look forward to leveraging my knowledge and in-market experience together with my world-class team to showcase A Style to Remember." .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Sarah Peters | The Express-TimesDominick Marigliano takes more than three weeks vacation every year beginning the day after Thanksgiving to volunteer with the Salvation Army in Warren County Dominick Marigliano takes a few weeks vacation from work during one of the coldest months of the year but it's not to soak up some rays in a tropical destination The Clinton from his job at the Hunterdon Developmental Center so he can volunteer for the Salvation Army in Warren County He's been doing it for about five years it's like a second identity for me," Marigliano said "A lot of people don't even know I do it." The Salvation Army partners with NORWESCAP's Family Success Center to get Christmas gifts into the hands of 1,400 children from about 400 families each year Organizers expect to help more families in 2014 whether it's ringing a bell at a kettle for a couple hours donating a gift in a toy drop box or sorting presents People tend to think organizers are looking for them to spend four hours outside a store with the red kettle but they'll take whatever time a volunteer can offer but I didn't think in a million years that I'd like ringing the bell," he said "I tell everybody I'm working on my social skills." volunteer & community partnership coordinator for the Family Success Center said she's looking for volunteers to ring the bell any day of the week except Sundays She said the holiday efforts really are a community effort and she can't overemphasize the giving and joy people have a corporate donor gave more than 50 bicycles the bicycles could also be a means for adults to get to and from work It's the way parents react when they get a delivery of gifts they otherwise couldn't afford to give their children that keeps drawing him in to volunteer It's hard not to go back," Marigliano said family partner for the center and coordinator for the Salvation Army's Phillipsburg service unit organizes the gift collection and distribution She's quick to point out that the smallest donation helps - one toy makes a difference in the life of one child Carol Wilson works for the Salvation Army as the volunteer coordinator for seven counties said she might bag up the goodies she has left over from a distribution in Sussex County one day and drive them to Warren County the next That's fine as long as the weather's good and organizers had to re-schedule the distribution They gave away the gifts from the food bank in Phillipsburg on Christmas Eve To volunteer to ring the bell at a Salvation Army kettle contact Marybeth Ringo at ringom@norwescap.org or 908-213-2702 Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices Linda Marigliano talks about egg freezing in her latest podcast My sister was my secret ally in my infertility struggles Treating my endometriosis is not about me wanting a baby 2017You are on page 1 of 2 of this article Fred Marigliano remembers afternoons in the Times Square movie theater when his conscious mind would separate from his body and look down on the shadowy row of seats where Father Contardo Omarini he learned that this state of dissociation was a normal response to stress that otherwise might be unendurable tells the story of his three years of repeated abuse with remarkable equilibrium But for decades he didn’t talk about it at all It wasn’t until his own kids were in their preteen years and Omarini phoned to say he’d like to meet them that Marigliano admitted the abuse to his parents and his wife Marigliano is not an outlier in hiding his abuse the harm inflicted by childhood sexual abuse persists well beyond the crime itself victims can experience a lifetime of depression They can find it hard to establish or sustain long-term relationships and they’re particularly vulnerable to addiction It’s not unusual for those abused as children to keep the crimes committed against them secret for years While men and women suffer these repercussions more or less equally abuse also leads many men to question their masculinity a state of affairs that makes speaking out particularly difficult “The sexual abuse and exploitation of men is really our last taboo in this country,” says Keith Rennar Brennan of Bayonne, who claims he was repeatedly abused as a child. The crime is also startlingly widespread, affecting one in six men, according to the nonprofit National Sexual Violence Resource Center New Jersey victims of sexual abuse have only two years in which to file a civil suit after they first recognize a connection between their abuse and profound personal problems like depression But the law doesn’t take into account how difficult it is for victims of this particular crime to come forward author of the sexual-abuse memoir Men in My Town many male victims “feel complicit in their own abuse.” survivors of abuse and their supporters have been fighting for passage of a bill that would remove the state’s two-year statute of limitations Given the reticence of men to come out about their abuse (which is not to say that women find it easy) and the near-universal horror with which child sexual abuse is regarded in our culture you’d think such legislation would be a cinch to pass The latest version of the bill in question, S280 (known in the Assembly as A865), had its genesis in 1999, when Mark Crawford, now director of the New Jersey chapter of the support organization Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests (SNAP) approached Senator Joseph Vitale (D-Woodbridge) about doing away with the statute of limitations Crawford had been abused by his parish priest for many years he’d met with Newark bishop Jerome Pechillo and Frank McNulty then vicar of priests in the Newark Archdiocese expecting that they would report it to law enforcement Crawford picked up a newspaper and saw a photo of his alleged abuser posing with Newark archbishop Theodore McCarrick and a group of children and this guy’s still in ministry; he’s still a threat The laws have to change.” (It wasn’t until 2002 that the church reported his story of abuse to the police; by then the offending priest resigned from the ministry that year and later became a conductor for NJ Transit.) Crawford believes that until the church and other powerful organizations can be more widely held legally accountable those institutions will continue to aid and abet abusers in the interest of protecting their own reputations Vitale focused first on changing the law that gave charitable organizations immunity in civil cases the Charitable Immunity Act was amended to exclude cases of sexual abuse Vitale and fellow senator Nicholas Scutari (D-Linden) introduced bill S2405 aiming to repeal the statute of limitations in civil cases involving sexual abuse While there are no such limitations on filing criminal sexual abuse cases in New Jersey criminal cases become increasingly difficult to prosecute the longer a victim waits to file That’s because essential evidence—fingerprints eyewitness testimony—tends to disappear over time have a lower standard of proof; they require only that a plaintiff show it was more likely than not that the defendant caused the alleged harm Given that many sexual-abuse victims can’t speak out early enough to file a criminal case their only hope for justice in the Garden State could be a civil suit unencumbered by a statute of limitations The vast majority of states impose some sort of statute of limitation on civil sexual-abuse cases victims have three years to file suit after reaching the age of majority; in Montana they have three years after discovering a connection between the abuse and some sort of personal/emotional injury; in Massachusetts victims can file within 35 years of the abuse New Jersey isn’t the only state where activists and legislators are working to change the law making it one of only three states with no statute of limitations in civil sexual-abuse cases (along with Maine and Utah) S2405 never made it to a vote and eventually expired Two subsequent similar bills—in 2012 and 2014—met the same fate S280 is awaiting review by the Senate Judiciary Committee; if it makes it to a review it might then be voted on by the Senate and eventually be joined by the Assembly version The bill’s troubled history has been a source of enormous frustration for Brennan who testified before the Judiciary Committee in 2010 alleging that he had been abused as a child first by the musical director of his church Brennan believed for years that he was alone in his victimization he watched a televised report about dozens of  Boston-area priests accused of sexually abusing minors—a story broken by the Boston Globe that inspired the 2015 film Spotlight “When I heard that there were priests who were being accused of sexually assaulting boys in particular,” he says The revelation triggered a flood of memories but another six years would pass before Brennan could muster the emotional wherewithal to speak out about his abuse after watching another news report on the sexual-abuse crisis This time it was the identity of one of the talking heads that floored him; the Vatican’s spokesperson was none other than Keith Pecklers now a professor of liturgy at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome “After decades of suffering from depression an eating disorder and the fear that my abusers had given me AIDS,” Brennan says and I was determined to hold the two men who had abused me responsible for their actions.” started work on a documentary film about his abuse and survival (it would be released in 2011 as Of God and Gucci) He also hired a lawyer and received a low six-figure settlement in October 2008 from the Society of Jesus and the Newark Archdiocese it was with the stipulation that both priests be “held accountable” for the alleged abuse by submitting to questions from their respective church review boards and by being removed from any positions that would afford them access to children Stanford was director of Catholic Cemeteries in New Jersey and was also teaching religious classes in a parish in Wayne Pecklers doesn’t deny he abused Brennan but notes that he himself was a minor at the time Brennan maintains that the abuse continued after Pecklers turned 18 Brennan agreed to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee in Trenton which at the time was considering the first version of the bill discussion of S2405 was repeatedly delayed he looked out at an audience that seemed poised for a nap which a Star Ledger story described as “a bombshell,” woke them up proved insufficient to move the Legislature to action The forces in opposition to S2405 had some heavy artillery of their own and continue to wield it to discourage the legislation Read more Politics & Public Affairs articles and website in this browser for the next time I comment a person sexually abused in NJ as a child has 2 full years to file suit after they realize the abuse is connected to their damages NY for example gives a person only 2 years after they turn 18 NJ has a very liberal pro plaintiff statute of limitations This bill would only put money into the pockets of lawyers The second suspect wanted in connection to the murder of Italian tourist Carlo Marigliano has turned herself in to Little Rock police turned herself in to police around 5:30 p.m Second arrest made in murder of Italian tourist Police say one man has been arrested and they are looking for another person in connection with the murder of an Italian man who was shot one week ago in Little Rock Andre Jackson, 32, of Little Rock, was arrested and charged with capital murder in the homicide of Carlo Marigliano Police tell Channel 7 News they are also looking for Charina Fort on a capital murder charge in connection with the homicide.Fort is a black female They say she could be in a maroon 1997 Toyota Avalon with Arkansas license plate 965 ONZ Fort should be considered armed and dangerous If you have any information on the whereabouts of Charina Fort or come into contact with her Police say Marigliano was shot while driving a rental car Friday July 28 on North Shackleford Road and then crashed his vehicle into the side of an apartment building According to the victim's family Marigliano was visiting Little Rock from Italy and spoke limited English and was traveling with an Italian tour group when he decided to break away and explore the city alone told KATV he was impressed how quickly LRPD was able to make an arrest in the case but said the family had always felt confident in their abilities to solve the case "I think they probably had some sense of what might have been days before they even arrested this guy and were just trying to put it together so that the arrest will turn into a conviction," said Sulmonte Sulmonte said the news of Friday's arrest marks the beginning of the healing process for the family The following is an excerpt from Love Language by Linda Marigliano family and what it means to love and be loved and I stood side by side in our driveway in our school uniforms tight plaits and Sam's was gelled back like a suave newsreader's Mum dropped me at my new classroom that morning and told me I was to behave and obey the teacher's instructions The big square lunchbox in my backpack banged against my water bottle jutting into my back as I walked into the classroom dark hair: a quintessential nineties power cut and spoke in a voice that was much more commanding than the women at my preschool who had worn polka dot t-shirts and had freckles across their noses Mrs Bennett looked like one of our male Italian family friends who wore gold rings and turtlenecks when they turned up at Nonna's house to play cards and smoke cigarettes stern voice directed me to sit beside a girl named Stacey who was to look after me if I needed any help throughout the day where I shut myself into a cubicle and hovered over the stainless steel toilet seat But there was no way I was going to tell Mrs Bennett Mum had told me she would come back to pick me up at the end of the day, but what if she didn't What if I was left with this chequered-blazer stranger The only thing worse than never seeing my parents again was the thought of disappointing my mother I knew it was only a matter of time before I burst open like one of the freezing taps in the toilets and concentrated on watching the other children in the room Every now and then Jay would do something that would land him in trouble—he'd accidentally kick over a set of blocks or clumsily knock someone else's pencils onto the floor—and every time Mrs Bennett would scold him loudly in front of the class Stand up right now and get Mitchell's pencils from the ground and say sorry!" "Jay and we were all dismissed from the room for lunch My eyes brimmed over as I hurried outside into the playground but I'd been fiercely determined not to cry in the classroom My nightmare theory felt too real—the fear that I would be abandoned in this strange new place that I'd never see my precious bedroom again With a couple of bulbous tears blurring my vision I quickly took stock: there was a grassy area far away where some bigger kids were running around but most of my class were confined to the asphalt I saw Stacey drawing on the ground with a piece of chalk but I turned back to the verandah that lined my classroom Jay was sitting on his knees playing with something on the wooden floorboards with dirt on his knees and a big goofy smile on his face as he saw me approaching "When we go back into the classroom after lunch I’m going to cry because I really miss my mum But I don't want the teacher to think I'm a wuss So I'm going to say that you punched my arm I wasn't sure if he was really nice or if he just didn't care about getting in trouble again to sit cross-legged on the hot asphalt until the bell rang again The tears bubbled in my eyelids as we all re-entered the classroom Linda Marigliano answered these speedy questions Mrs Bennett strode over to me and leaned down to where I was huddled next to Stacey Stacey and the rest of the class all turned to look at Jay who was watching quietly from the next table Raising her voice and ordering him to stand up He gave her another one of his quiet nods and said yes She almost shouted when lecturing him and then marched him over to me to apologise He stood in front of me and spoke earnestly "It's okay." He had to sit facing the far corner of the room for the rest of the day cross-legged on the floor with his back to us his head bowed down so far his nose was almost touching the cornice I watched his hunched punishment while I sponged up the benefits of my dishonesty I never forgot Jay's kindness to me that day but I never had the courage to tell him thank you I held a secret pocketful of fondness for him and shame for myself as I saw other teachers scold him in classes and school assemblies over our primary school years Stacey would go on to become my best friend for the first few years of school her ribboned ponytail guiding me through the hallways as we learned to read and write The other children in my class warmed to me as the defenceless girl who was picked on by the rowdiest boy in the class Their sweet round eyes looked at me with as much care as six-year-olds can muster Even though we'd only been alive a tiny handful of years I understood that I was winning them all over I cared about what the children in the class thought of me Most importantly, I would not get in trouble with my mother for giving in to my emotions She hated complaints and she would have been disappointed if she knew I'd cried for no good reason I was pleased that she would never find out the truth I notice how I was learning to judge myself I was fourteen years old and taking dance lessons multiple times a week performing on weekends at competitions and shopping centres I was standing in the wings on the side of a stage waiting nervously for my group's turn to perform Heavy black curtains brushed against my bare legs as I watched the routine before ours About fifteen girls wearing pink spandex with lime-green frills threw themselves from one formation to the next in deliberate steps to the pulse of the song the diamante-studded crop top I was wearing highlighted just how bloated my exposed stomach was I stood there fidgeting with the tight waistline of my denim shorts cutting into my belly and all I could think about was my mother's face in the crowd I was about to see her signature expression in all its discerning glory Her beautiful face would be frozen in an expression of stern judgement as it zeroed in on me on the stage It was this face I thought about every single time I performed Some dancers might have pictured someone they had a crush on watching them to spur on their performance I'd get the tummy-aching fear of my mother's dissatisfaction and then It was like holding your breath underwater and emerging at the end of your oxygen reserves I started to go over the upcoming choreography in my head My taut little arms and legs were unmoving but my brain was visualising every pop and click that would unfold It was the hardest and fastest choreography I'd ever had to learn a classic jazz routine that took every ounce of energy and concentration to get just right There was a knee slide in the second half of the track that scared the shit out of me then a series of turns while still on my knees The thought of getting this wrong in front of my mother terrified me I peered out from behind the curtain and scanned the audience I spotted the outline of Mum's bobbed hair and shoulders then the stage went black Their buzzing bodies and made-up faces scurried off stage and past us to the backstage room A trickle of ear-slicing feedback crackled out of the speakers "Big round of applause for the young ladies of Brent Street Academy Next up in the sixteen-and-under con- temporary jazz section for the City of Sydney is Nadine's Academy of Dance." There was an audible chugging from the back of the stage where the smoke machine was coughing out an ominously large cloud That was our cue to slink on stage like sewer rats rounding the corner of an alley with bright blush on our cheeks and thick kneepads A kick and a harsh electronic snare: boom KAH boom KAH boom KAH (pause) boom KAH and I locked my arms and legs in squarish music video shapes All in perfect tight sync with an early eighties hit I could see my mother's face clearly in the barely darkened auditorium She was sitting in the second row of the audience Her fine gold bracelets had slid down to the wider part of her slender wrists Her head was tilted ever so slightly sideways Her black bob was perfectly blow-dried and hair- sprayed to sit unmoving at just the right points; the sleek bangs on her forehead and the sides framed her face except instead of a smile her face was pulled into a scowl as if she was experiencing something painful It was the eyes that intimidated me the most and her full red lips were set in a pursed pout Her entire countenance was in stark contrast to the mothers and fathers either side of her not to mention the parents who gaily waved at their dolled-up offspring on stage beaming and clapping like seals even when their kids couldn't coordinate their movements to the pulse of the ridiculously loud kick drum but I wanted their parents' all-encompassing enthusiasm my mother winced and pouted her way through my entire performance for her statuesque pose to relax into something that might resemble pleasure My tense fists punched the air above my head alongside fourteen other girls in distressed denim and sequined outfits Our feet shuffled and kicked in a fishnet stocking sea of synchronicity We broke out of our diamond formation and into rows of five across the stage I strutted to my designated position at the front determined to embody the star quality I didn't really believe I had I was aware of Mum's eyes tracing my every move I was ready to nail this floor choreography with all my— My peripheral vision confirmed my suspicions—I had slid much too early While everybody else was still on their feet and locking into the tight groove I'd managed to dive all the way to the front I'd propelled myself forward with such gusto that my right knee was teetering over the edge of the stage clocking the way her scowl was transfixed on me flashed a huge fake grin and began to pivot and slide my body backwards No choice but to freestyle some absolute dogshit while waiting for the rest of my troupe to catch up to me a pathetic attempt to look like my centre stage solo moment was intentional I could see my mother's gaze taking it all in and not buying a second of it I began to feel the weight and tightness of my hair— my father had used an absurd amount of hairspray and multiple hair nets to pull my long locks into a painfully immaculate bun at the nape of my neck My face continued burning for the remainder of the routine even when I was back in sync with the other girls I cried backstage as I faced a corner getting undressed A few of the other dancers in my group comforted me but for the most part I concealed my humiliation We were used to winning or at least placing somewhere in competitions so it was a sore moment when we left the venue empty-handed that day Mum's disappointed face was waiting for me as I emerged from the dressing room and we headed to the car she didn't offer consolation or ask how I was feeling but she didn't bring up the mistake I'd made either I sought out my mother's face in the crowd again and again She looked identical in each audience setting whether I was dancing at a Westfield shopping centre or doing a speech in our high school hall In confessional moments with my friends at school I would say that I longed to swap mums with my friend Katie Her mother let us eat meringues after school and didn't get angry about all the sugar and she let us swim in the pool without worrying that the chlorine would ruin our hair I was crammed into the back seat of Katie's mum's car with my other best friend from dancing class Katie's mum was cruising down the highway in the afternoon light her window half wound down and her curly brown hair blowing in the breeze window all the way up and hair still perfectly blow-dried in place We were in high spirits—we had landed first place in a prestigious dance competition and she's going to tell me how well I did today I continued laughing along with Noelle and Katie and I held her gaze as her eyes gave my face another once-over "Your eyebrows are too thick for your face my parents would often invite other couples over for dinner Eavesdropping on one of their small dinner parties I heard something that made me realise just how hard I needed to work for my mother's approval—something that stuck with me even more than her face in the crowd I was still in my early teens at the time, although it should be noted that my eyebrows were being plucked regularly by this point and I would be excused to go to bed while the adults continued talking and drinking I would lie in bed for around forty minutes watching the red numbers of the digital clock on my bedside table ticking over satisfied that enough time had passed for my parents to be convinced I was asleep I rose on silent feet and opened my bedroom door The carpet was soft under my bare toes as I crept along the hallway past my brother's bedroom and towards the sliver of light coming from beneath the dining room door With my right ear ever so slightly touching the door The couple who had come over were asking my parents a question: "Have you got a favourite?" His Italian accent emphasised the T sounds in this phrase probably filled with a shot of espresso and a healthy dash of liquor being picked up and placed down on our thick saucers The male voice pressed on in a playful way I love both my children equally." His voice was matter-of-fact There were a couple of seconds of quiet at the table My heart dropped a little as I stood huddled against the shaft of light coming from the other side of the dining room door I turned and began to silently scurry back to my bed as fast as possible but I couldn't help tuning in to a few more words as they all kept talking I couldn't make out full sentences anymore good boy' and 'very disciplined and quiet' and then I thought I made out the words 'more difficult' and something about mothers and daughters needing to be closer I turned my mum's response over and over in my mind wondering how she could deliver her answer with so much certainty I'd always had the sense that the relationship Mum had with my brother was not the same as the one she had with me I thought that what she was saying was true He was much more sensible and well behaved He was less outgoing and loud and annoying than I was He did his schoolwork; he got great grades; he did housework too but it had sounded like Mum had been conceding that we would be closer if only I did better From housework to schoolwork to how I presented myself This is an edited extract from Love Language by Linda Marigliano, RRP $34.99, published by Allen & Unwin, out now Feature Image: Supplied/Instagram @lindamarigliano TAKE SURVEY ➤ Linda Marigliano is sitting on the floor in front of her sofa as she joins me on the Zoom call.  Sunlight is pouring through the windows of her LA apartment and stacked behind her occupying the space where a person would normally sit are some massive novelty soft toys that she introduces me to considering all the insights that we've gleaned about who Linda is and her life over the past couple of years Between launching her podcast, Tough Love, as well as penning her first book, Love Language – a memoir about family and relationships – Linda has been garnering a huge amount of attention and establishing herself as a thoughtful figure who doesn't shy away from a bit of emotional vulnerability in the public eye Of course, she's been in the spotlight for many years before this, too. She joined ABC's youth radio station, Triple J, back in 2007 and has remained a staple of Australian pop culture coverage, including co-presenting The Set with Dylan Alcott and The Dream Club podcast alongside Brooke Boney Listen to Mamamia Out Loud discuss family breakups below We're speaking shortly after the release of the second season of her podcast The first season was recorded during the first year of the pandemic and focused on Linda's journey of self-reflection and the way she was forced into a prolonged separation from her partner for the way it wanders through deeply personal topics and incorporates expert interviews as well as chats with Linda's friends and family She describes it to me as an "audio journal where life is unfolding in real time".  As for what Linda will be covering in the second season of Tough Love Linda says that it will be a natural continuation of the questions she was exploring in the first "I think the tone is definitely that same sort of reflective tone and checking in," she tells me – but she also says that a lot more just 'naturally happens' than she captured for the previous season "It feels like there's a lot more drama and progress in this season.. which I suppose makes sense because the first episode we were essentially stuck in the middle of a pandemic – we were able to explore certain things but physically there wasn't as much movement that could happen Whereas with this [season] there's travelling there's other kinds of tensions that unfold Linda reflected on the fact that she is divulging so much about her personal life to the public now which explored a lot of difficult and formative moments including one distinct memory that she has of hearing her mother say that she was not her favourite child.  Because she spent so much of her life working at the ABC where presenters do not typically share a lot of personal views or details of their personal lives Linda says that it has been a "strange shift" to exposing personal parts of her life to audiences.  "I did spend so many years at a place where I felt employed to be a good presenter and I was overly cautious with my personal life and never talked about any of that on air And I really liked and still hold onto that version of me – because I really don't like giving away things that are private "There's a real generosity in sharing a personal story with the intention of learning something and giving something to the person watching or listening but I think there is still a foundation in me that's like 'You need to know where the line is to not just be sharing for the sake of sharing – and sharing your private life to the detriment of the people in it."  Linda says that it has been a learning curve coming to terms with her own boundaries in this sense but for the most part the people in her life have been comfortable and she's careful not to cross the line with any of them which includes multiple stories about family Linda says she sat down with her mum – whose second language is English – and talked her through every detail that was included in the 300-page manuscript She describes it as a cathartic and healing experience to undertake with a parent "It was very tender and almost strengthening because we're often speaking from this kind of pragmatic it almost cracked open a deeper layer of a mother-daughter relationship that we might never have gotten to because it forced us to talk about things that were hard and how we felt over the years."  Watch: Linda Marigliano's Quickfire Questions below who she describes as naturally private and apprehensive to speak publicly she ensures he doesn't feel uncomfortable with anything on the podcast and she doesn't broadcast their private conversations – even though the first season largely focuses on the story of their relationship "I never want to compromise the relationships in my life that actually mean so much to me," she says.  But when it comes to the details that she does share Linda tells me that it's hugely rewarding to see the reaction of an audience that has engaged with her personal life and is finding parts of its own stories in hers "I've been doing radio or TV or podcasts for a long time and I really feel like you get what you give the stories and connections and the people that say It's so interesting to feel it reflected back in a way that's so real "I just feel really honoured to be able to do work that's creative that I can be in control of the way that it looks and feels and sounds and what I get out of it from anyone that listens is just so much more real – it feels so much more meaningful."  Now that Linda has been able to move to LA to finally live with her partner after years of forced separation during the height of the pandemic she says that she's focused on her personal life while she rides the wave of her book's release.  every time we sleep in (which is very often now) 'We're making up for lost time.' We've constantly got this running joke that we're just making up for so much lost quality time.. We're lining up a million work things and we're focusing on these bits but the most important thing that we're getting up to is just being together Elfy Scott is an executive editor at Mamamia.  TAKE SURVEY ➤ Do you have a favourite book you love so much that you wish you can carry with you at all times Now you can with By M a custom book clutch service founded by Maria Marigliano Caracciolo that turns your favourite books into chic leather clutches First spotted on our very own Tengku Zatashah Idris at the Malaysia Tatler Ball 2014 we’ve been fascinated by the bespoke book clutches that can come with a myriad of titles since.  We managed to score an interview with the creative mind behind the clutches to share with us a little more about her creations and how she’s making literature the new fashion must-have It all started in the place where I was born in the heart of Naples where you can find my family’s home known by everyone in town as ‘Palazzo Marigliano’ of the Duke del Monte everything in our neighbourhood used to be dedicated to books Our street name is in fact translated to mean ‘The Street of Saint Blaise most of the traditional little bookshops have unfortunately not survived but the area is still full of old-world charm Following some important donations to government by members of my family part of my own family house was turned into the Archives Department of the town you can find today one of the best bookbinders in Italy It is where my little book clutches are done My love for books started before I was born I should get started with some authors form Malaysia I was particularly fascinated by Jane Austen and her romances which detailed descriptions of fantastic dresses and parties more European intellectual authors came close to my heart such as Albert Camus and Sartre as I’ve been in a French school Above all that is impossible to forget is ‘The Leopard’ written by Sicilian Prince Guiseppe Tomasi in Lampedusa By M book clutches are created according to a centuries-long tradition developed in the area using only the finest leather Every step of a book clutch’s construction is handcrafted – exactly as per the books of past centuries The artisans impress the letters and the decorations on the leather by hand with the traditional Gold Leaf technique Every single detail of your custom-made book clutch is the result of a considered and informed choice by our clients What I like most about my By M book clutches is the history behind every single product Every book clutch requires between 6 to 8 hours of skilled craftsmanship I personally know all the handcrafters who work in the bookbindery – I know their tatler_tatler_stories and how much of their life is invested in what they do I just think old books are by far prettier than the modern ones and this is why 90% od the titles we are asked to do are old classicals Tengku Zatashah Idris had actually very refined tastes and I had made for her a unique piece of II Principe de Machiavelli in purple limited edition and red She also ordered a blue and gold Princes de Cleves de Madam Lafayette Both the Book clutches have the royal crown on the back Poppy Delevingne asked for a Princess and the Pea in white parchment edition with her name and birthday engraved whereas her sister Cara Delevingne got a black and red Alice in Wonderland with The Lion on the back The most important thing we offer to our clients is the full personalisation Every detail of the book clutches can be personalised according to preference You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience WORDS Jasmine Pirovic    PHOTOGRAPHY Supplied    PUBLISHED Wed In her new memoir, Love Language the radio presenter and podcaster unpicks the threads of her life to better understand a pattern of over-committing seeking approval and feeling stretched thin that she'd found herself in By examining her relationship with her mother the sense of duty instilled within her large extended family and the unique demands of her career Marigliano casts light on how her love language of acts of service had begun to serve everyone except herself With Love Language out in the world, RUSSH spoke to Linda Marigliano about her own reading habits. Below, the author and podcaster talks the book that changed her life and answers the impossible question of selecting her favourite authors. And if you're still hungry afterwards, you can catch Marigliano on the new season of her podcast Tough Love Simultaneously devoured Lapvona by Ottessa Moshfegh and Earthlings by Sayaka Murata A post shared by 🌌 (@lindamarigliano) Teenage me is Josephine Alibrandi in Looking For Alibrandi and current me identifies with the various dark witted women in Nada Alic’s Bad Thoughts A post shared by 🌌 (@lindamarigliano) East by Meera Sodha and Salad Freak by Jess Damuck Enter your details below to receive 30% off Amber Sceats jewellery “There are a few books that I have to keep on buying because I always end up impulsively giving them to friends.” Because once you envision Winona Ryder as Jo March not even your imagination can shake the image It may have been 16 years since the original ‘The Hunger Games’ book was published but that doesn’t mean we’re over it just yet +61 2 9293 0999 Suite 102, 19a Boundary StreetDarlinghurst, NSW 2010 © RUSSH Magazine 2025. All right reserved. RUSSH.com is published by RUSSH Media Pty Ltd. ABC Mental As aims to challenge the stigma associated with mental illness, and reignite a national conversation about mental health issues. It’s important for everyone take good care of their mental health. So what can you do to focus on your wellbeing? More than 1.3 million men in Australian experience mental health problems every year. Too few of them seek help because of the stigma that still exists. 702 Sydney presenter Richard Glover weighs in on the importance of reducing stigma, and how early intervention strategies can ensure a better future for young men. According to research, anxiety is one of the most common mental health concerns facing young people today. Thanks to remarkable developments in neuroscience, we now know that who we become as adults has a lot to do with our emotional development as children. 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Today’s the day we’re officially saying goodbye to Linda Marigliano We could go on, and dip into some corners of the internet she wished we didn’t drag up but we've got a stack of farewell messages from all the musos Linda has played Tkay Maidza – we were flooded with responses “I just want to tell you how sad I am you’re leaving, but also how grateful I am for all your love and support for my music over the years, and how much fun I’ve had chatting about my songs with you I’m really excited to see what you do next because I know you’re going to kill it.” Thank you for everything you’ve done for Australian music Thank you for everything you’ve done for us Thank you for the enormous legacy you’ve left behind There’s not going to be another one of you and we wish you all the best in the future.” and you haven’t seemed to have aged in like 15 years “Congrats on an amazing run on triple j. I’ve loved you ever since I heard you with Dools way, way back in the day. Your support and getting to know you and be mates over the years has been really cool I can’t even believe I’m not going to hear your voice on triple j anymore you’re going to kill it because that’s just what you do.” remember when we were at [BAND REDACTED] together and you said they sucked You invented Good Nights and we’re grateful for everything “Cosmo and Pat here, just wanted to say thanks for your time at triple j. It’s been an absolute pleasure tuning in and listening to you chat away on Good Nights and lately on Mornings. It was awesome hanging out on The Set  and getting tizzled That one time we went to Cabrramatta and went to Café 86 and drank iced coffees at old mate’s Vietnamese spot It’s been just awesome seeing you around and about We wanted to wish you good luck for all your future endeavours “El Gusto here, just wanted to say yo, thanks for bringing so much fun and vibe to every time we came in and hung out with you at triple j We’re going to miss seeing you dance like a crazy person and do your yoga poses in the studio Hope you have a great time with all the future endeavours and we’re gonna catch you real soon.” “Still really sad news to know you won’t be at triple j next year really good ear for music and I felt like you’ve always got what we were trying to do as a band I wish you all the best with your endeavours in the future no doubt you’ll be going onwards and upwards to do more amazing things Thanks for all your support over the years – we love you.” glowing energy that was always so fun to be around And I’m super-excited to see what you get up to in the future we’re going to miss you on triple j but we’re excited for what’s next.” but Linda is a "little night owl club baby at heart" so she just had to do a special farewell DJ set for Good Nights with Bridget Hustwaite the triple j textline went absolutely off with the good vibes and the goodbyes Check out some of the well wishes and relive the 'See Ya' mix below FINAL MIX EMBED ☏ Linda you are putting on an absolute clinic this is some of the hottest sh!t my ears have been blessed with GOD DAMN Adam Bringing back the old days of Linda jumping on the decks on a Friday evening I WANNA GO TO A RAVE WHERE LINDA DJS - Joel Croydon Hills☏ Been here since you took over from Rosie; Linda Good luck for your future and may you always be so chirpy and bring cheer wherever you go thanks so much for the amazing set - so unreal but you're going out with the ultimate bang Ben and Elly from Brisbane.☏ Thank you Linda! Cheers for the Good Nights Linda☏ Hey Linda! and good luck with whatever you move onto next Ash in brissy xx☏ Thank you Linda for all of the fun over the years You are a beautiful DJ and host with a cosmic energy You have been a delight to listen to and I will miss you dearly Keep rocking sister Clementine xx☏ Linda you are one of the good ones Thanks for the memories and many years of absolute HEAT☏ Goddamn Lindii Been so amazing listening to you over the years with your wealth of musical knowledge and infectious personality Carlo Marigliano — a taxi driver from Naples husband and father of two — was touring the U.S last week in the hopes of finding a job and new life for his family in America However, before that dream could take off, Marigliano was shot on Friday, July 28th while driving through Little Rock, Arkansas. His rental car slammed into a nearby apartment building, and he was pronounced dead at the scene, according to ABC News affiliate KATV.com Little Rock Police are now searching for Jackson’s suspected accomplice Despite the success in Marigliano’s case his family still needs help absorbing costly travel and funeral expenses From Carlo Marigliano’s GoFundMe page: I have set up this request to help defray the cost of transporting Carlo’s body home to Italy and assisting with funeral expenses Carlo’s father and brother-in-law flew in from Italy to claim his body and meet with the police They will be flying home as soon as arrangements are made to transport Carlo’s body back to Italy Carlo was an easygoing young man with a great smile and a bright future He was the 36th homicide victim in Little Rock this year Your donations are needed and very much appreciated Carlo’s family is close to reaching their $8,500 goal. To donate, please visit his GoFundMe page.  brought TV audiences to locales both exotic and familiar with rich visuals thoughtful storytelling and otherworldly fare Greater collaboration among Italian American groups will enable us to meet the opportunities and challenges of today who was captured in Uruguay in 2017 after spending years on the run ISDA has kept its strong sense of community alive and thriving to become one of the largest and most financially successful Italian American organizations in the country We now unite Italian Americans across states nationwide to celebrate our culture and preserve the traditions our ancestors brought with them from Italy Share your email address with us Italian Sons & Daughters of America 419 Wood St., #3 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 T. (412) 261-3550 E. in**@or*******.org © 2025 Italian Sons & Daughters of America Overhead photoselective shade films installed in vineyards improve berry composition in hot grape-growing regions. The aim of the study was to evaluate the flavonoid and aroma profiles and composition of wines from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes (Vitis vinifera L.) treated with partial solar radiation exclusion. Experimental design consisted in a randomized experiment with four shade films (D1, D3, D4, D5) with differing solar radiation spectra transmittance and compared to an uncovered control (C0) performed over two seasons (2021 and 2022) in Oakville (CA, USA). Berries were collected by hand at harvest and individual vinifications for each treatment and season were conducted in triplicates. Then, wine chemical composition, flavonoid and aromatic profiles were analyzed. Results provided evidence that partial solar radiation exclusion in the vineyard using overhead shade films directly improved flavonoid and aroma profiles of resultant wines under hot vintage conditions, providing a tool for combatting air temperatures and warmer growing conditions associated with climate change. Volume 14 - 2023 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2023.1085939 This article is part of the Research TopicImproving The Sustainability Of Winegrape Vineyards During Climate ChangeView all 6 articles Introduction: Overhead photoselective shade films installed in vineyards improve berry composition in hot grape-growing regions The aim of the study was to evaluate the flavonoid and aroma profiles and composition of wines from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes (Vitis vinifera L.) treated with partial solar radiation exclusion Methods: Experimental design consisted in a randomized experiment with four shade films (D1 D5) with differing solar radiation spectra transmittance and compared to an uncovered control (C0) performed over two seasons (2021 and 2022) in Oakville (CA Berries were collected by hand at harvest and individual vinifications for each treatment and season were conducted in triplicates flavonoid and aromatic profiles were analyzed Results: The wines from D4 treatment had greater color intensity and total phenolic index due to co-pigmentation with anthocyanins Shade film wines D5 and D1 from the 2020 vintage demonstrated increased total anthocyanins in the hotter of the two experimental years reduced cluster temperatures optimized total anthocyanins in D4 wines Reduced cluster temperatures modulated anthocyanin acylation methylation and hydroxylation in shade film wines Volatile aroma composition was analyzed using gas chromatography mass spectroscopy (GCMS) and D4 wines exhibited a more fruity and pleasant aroma profile than C0 wines Discussion: Results provided evidence that partial solar radiation exclusion in the vineyard using overhead shade films directly improved flavonoid and aroma profiles of resultant wines under hot vintage conditions providing a tool for combatting air temperatures and warmer growing conditions associated with climate change The objectives of this study aimed to determine the extent to which the impact of photoselective overhead shade films on flavonoid development transfer to wine and the cascading effects of partial solar radiation exclusion had on aroma composition of resultant wines Chemicals of analytical grade included 2-undecanone All chromatographic solvents were of high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) grade including acetonitrile These solvents were purchased from Thermo-Fisher Scientific (Santa Clara HPLC-grade standards including quercetin 3-O-glucoside and malvidin chloride were purchased from Extrasynthese (Genay four photoselective shade films (Daios S.a Greece) and an untreated control were installed in 3 adjacent rows on 12 September 2019 The shade films remained suspended over the vineyard until 20 October 2021 The shade films were 2 m wide and 11m long and were secured on trellising approximately 2.5 m above the vineyard floor Each experimental unit consisted of 15 grapevines in 3 adjacent rows Grape clusters were harvested by hand from each experimental unit when berry total soluble solids (TSS) reached 25oBrix on 9 September 2020 Figure 1 Overhead shade films installed above the experimental vineyard and the percentage of solar radiation spectra transmitted through them at solar noon. Portion of this figure previously appeared in Marigliano et al. (2022) Vinification was conducted in 2020 and 2021 at the UC Davis Teaching and Research Winery grapes were destemmed and crushed mechanically Must from each field experimental unit was divided into three technical fermentation replicates (200L each) K2S2O2 was added to each treatment- replicate (50 mg L-1 SO2) and must was allowed to cold-soak overnight at 5oC in jacketed stainless-steel tanks controlled by an integrated fermentation control system (TJ fermenters The following day each treatment-replicate was inoculated with EC-1118 yeast (Lallemand Lalvin® Musts were fermented at 25°C and two volumes of must were pumped over twice per day by the integrated fermentation control system TSS was monitored daily using a densitometer (DMA 35 USA) and fermentations were considered complete once residual sugar contents were less than 3 g L-1 Wines were then mechanically pressed using a screw-type basket press wine samples were collected for flavonoid analysis Malolactic fermentation was initiated with the addition of Viniflora® Oenococcus oeni (Chr Malolactic fermentation was carried out at 20oC free SO2 levels were then adjusted to 35 mg L-1 and wines were bottled A 100 mL wine sample from each technical replicate was used to determine wine pH titratable acidity (TA) and alcohol content The pH and TA of the wines was determined using an autotitrator (Omnis titrator The TA was determined by neutralization with NaOH up to pH 8.2 and expressed as g/L of tartaric acid Alcohol content in the wines was determined with an alcolyzer SP-1 m (Anton Paar Using a spectrophotometer (Cary 100; Agilent total polyphenolic index (TPI) and % of polymeric anthocyanins was determined following procedures described by Ribéreau-Gayon Wine samples were diluted in water (1:100 v:v) and absorbance readings were taken at 280 The absorbance at 740 nm was subtracted from all absorbance readings to eliminate turbidity CI was calculated as the sum of absorbance at 420 Hue was calculated as the ratio between the absorbance at 420 and 520nm The percentage of polymeric anthocyanins was determined via absorbance measurements at 520nm after anthocyanin bleaching with a sodium bisulfite solution (10mg/mL) TPI was determined by diluting wines with water (1:100) and recording absorbance at 280nm Flavonols and anthocyanins were quantified by determining the peak absorbance at 365nm and 520nm Quercetin 3-O-glucoside and malvidin chloride (Extrasynthese France) were used as quantitative standards Volatile compounds in wine samples were analyzed following procedures described previously (Torres et al., 2022) 10-mL of each wine sample was transferred to a 20-mL amber glass vial (Agilent Technologies Each vial also contained 3 g of NaCl (Sigma Aldrich MO) and 50μg of an internal standard solution of 2-undecanone (10μg/L prepared in 100% ethanol) After agitating at 500 rpm for 5 mins at 30oC samples were exposed to 1 cm polydimethylsiloxane/divinylbenzene/Carboxen (PDMS/DVB/CAR) (Supelco Analytical Helium was used as a carrier gas at a flow rate of 0.8636 mL/min in a DB-Wax 231 ETR capillary column (30m 0.25μm film thickness) (J&W Scientific USA) with constant pressure and temperature at 5.5311 psi and 40oC The oven temperature was kept at 40oC for 5 mins and then incrementally increased by 3oC/min until reaching 180oC Oven temperature was then increased by 30oC/min until reaching 260oC at which temperature was maintained for 7.67min The SPME fiber was desorbed split mode with a 10:1 split for wine samples and held in the inlet for 10min to prevent carryover effects The method was retention time-locked to the 2-undecanone internal standard The total run time per sample was 61.67min Electron ionization was performed with a source temperature of 230oC and the quadrupole at 150oC The wine samples were measured using synchronous scan and selected ion monitoring (SIM mode) The mass spectrometer scanned from m/z 40 to 300 Compounds were detected using between two and six selected ions Grapes resulting from field treatments were vinified under the same conditions in both years. In 2020 alcohol content was the highest in D1 and D4 wines (Table 1) while alcohol content and residual sugar concentration was lowest in C0 in 2020 All shade film wines contained more alcohol and residual sugar than C0 alcohol content and residual sugar concentration was unaffected across all wines C0 wines had the lowest pH compared wines from shaded grapes D4 and D5 wines had higher pH compared to D1 and D3 wines titratable acidity only increased in D3 wines compared to C0 D4 and D5 wines were indistinguishable in titratable acidity While C0 had one of the lowest values for TA in 2020 C0 wines in 2021 had one of the highest TA values The lowest TA value was observed in D4 wines from 2021 Table 1 Chemical and colorimetric properties of wine samples from ‘Cabernet Sauvignon’ grapevines subjected to different photoselective shade film treatments in a vineyard in Oakville USA in two growing seasons (2020 and 2021) D1 and D4 wines had higher TPI values compared to C0 and D3 wines TPI of wines was not affected by shade films except for D4 Wine anthocyanin profiles were separated into glucosides, 3-acetylated and coumarylated anthocyanins (Table 2) The total free anthocyanin concentration was the lowest in C0 wines compared to shade film treatments in 2020 Concentrations of 3-glucosides and 3-acteylated glucosides increased for all anthocyanins under shading treatments compared to C0 with the exception of peonidin 3-acetyl-glucoside and cyanidin 3-glucoside in which shading treatments had no effect The composition of coumarylated 3’4’5’-hydroxylated anthocyanin modifications was largely impacted by shading with the largest concentrations detected in C0 the ratio of di- to tri-hydroxylated anthocyanins was the largest in C0 wines and the lowest in D5 total free anthocyanin concentrations were the highest in D4 Anthocyanin modifications due to shading treatments were more varied in 2021 compared to 2020 wines from D4 had the most 3-glucosides and 3-acetylated glucosides Coumarylated anthocyanin concentrations were reduced in D3 and D5 wines compared to C0 wines This was not consistent with the concentrations observed in 2020 there was no statistically significant effect on the anthocyanin hydroxylation ratio in 2021 wines while shading had an impact on anthocyanin hydroxylation in wines in 2020 Table 2 HPLC separations of flavonoids in wines from Cabernet Sauvignon grapevines subjected to different photoselective shade film treatments in Oakville, CA, USA in 2020 and 2021 growing seasonsa Nine flavonol compounds were monitored in wines using HPLC (Table 2) For all monitored flavonol compounds except myricetin-3-glucuronide C0 wines consistently had the highest concentrations in 2020 compared to shaded wines with D4 and D5 wines following in flavonol concentration C0 also had the highest wine flavonol concentration when calculated as total flavonols in 2020 C0 wines from 2021 also contained greater concentrations of each flavonol compared to shaded treatments The wine aroma profiles from the 2020 and 2021 vintages were analyzed with (GCMS) and 29 volatile compounds were identified and categorized into their respective compound classes (Table 3) The aromas profiles of wines depended highly on vintage total higher alcohols were unaffected by shade treatments except for isoamyl alcohol and benzyl alcohol Wines produced from shaded fruit had similar concentrations of isoamyl alcohol while the C0 had the lowest isoamyl alcohol concentration Benzyl alcohol concentrations were reduced in D3 and D5 wines compared to C0 shading treatments did not impact the concentration of higher alcohols in the resulting wines except for benzyl alcohol which increased in 2021 D3 wines compared to all other treatments Table 3 Aromatic composition of Cabernet Sauvignon wines from grapevines subjected to different photoselective shade film treatments in Oakville, CA, USA in 2020 and 2021 growing seasonsa Acetate esters and fatty acid ethyl esters showed varied effects in wines due to shading in 2020 C0 and D5 had the lowest ethyl acetate concentrations compared to the other shade treatments D4 and D5 wines compared to D1 and D3 wines ethyl hexanoate and ethyl octanoate concentrations were comparable between D1 and D5 wines and were greater than concentrations found in D3 wines C0 and D5 wines were indistinguishable in ethyl butyrate ethyl-2-methylbutyrate and ethyl valerate in 2020 with D1 and D3 wines having the highest concentrations of each these ester compounds there were no significant impacts of shading on acetate esters The effect of shade films on various terpenes and norisoprenoids was highly dependent on vintage conditions Alpha-terpinene was highest in D5 wines but was significantly reduced in D1 and D3 wines in 2020 The D4 wines had the most cis-rose-oxide while C0 wines had the least Linalool concentrations were reduced in C0 nerol concentrations were enhanced in D5 wines in 2020 while there was no effect of shading on nerol concentration in 2021 D5 did not differ from the C0 in nerol concentration in 2020 Farnesol in D3 was reduced in 2020 whereas farnesol concentrations were not affected in 2021 wines nerolidol was unaffected by shade films in 2020 whereas significant decreases in nerolidol concentrations were observed in D4 and D5 wines in 2021 It was observed that β-damascenone were elevated in 2020 in C0 wines yet differences in β-damascenone concentrations were nonsignificant between shade film treatments only significant differences in β-damascenone concentrations were observed in wines with C0 wines containing the most β-damascenone and D5 wines containing the least β-ionone concentrations were not statistically significant between all treatments in 2020 and 2021 To determine the effects of partial solar shading on wine chemistry, flavonoid composition and aromatic profiles of wines we conducted a principal components analysis for both vintages (Figure 2) PCA indicated that PC1 accounted for 30.8% and PC2 accounted for 22.1% of the total variance separately from the partial solar shading treatments The separation along PC1 was explained by the ratio of di- to tri-hydroxylated anthocyanins in wines The separation along PC2 was explained by TA terpenes and the percentage of polymeric anthocyanins in wine samples and PC2 accounted for 22.2% of the total variance The C0 treatments again separated from shade film treatments The separation in PC1 was again explained by the ratio of di- to tri-hydroxylated anthocyanins total methylated anthocyanins and total anthocyanins The separation of C0 was along PC2 and thus was associated with higher concentrations of flavonols Figure 2 Principal component analysis (PCA) score and loadings plot obtained from the statistical analysis of wine characteristics flavonoid and aroma profiles of 15 wines from Cabernet Sauvignon grapevines subjected to partial solar radiation exclusion using 4 overhead shade film treatments (D1 D5) and an uncovered control (C0) during the 2020 (A) and 2021 (B) growing seasons We analyzed the relationships further between the variables monitored with a correlation analysis in wines (Figure S1). In 2020, CI in wines had the strongest positive correlation with TPI and acids (Figure S1) Alcohol percentage and ketones were also positively correlated to TPI and acids Ketones also were very strongly positively correlated with higher alcohols while higher alcohols were less strongly correlated to acids flavonols were strongly negatively correlated with acetate esters and other esters in wines Norisporenoids and pH were less negatively correlated to acetate esters Fatty acid ethyl esters particularly showed to be negatively correlated with TA In 2021, the strongest positive correlations in wines were between total anthocyanins and total glucosides and total methylated anthocyanins (Figure S2) Total coumarylated anthocyanins were significantly and positively correlated to total anthocyanins Strong negative correlations were found between hue and ester compounds including fatty acid ethyl esters and acetate esters Alcohol percentage and norisoprenoids were also negatively correlated with each other A strong negative correlation existed between the ration of di- to tri-hydroxylated anthocyanins and total acetylated anthocyanins total higher alcohols and pH were strongly negatively correlated with each other this was not the case in the present study improved color intensity at elevated wine pH could be attributed to co-pigmentation in the wine matrix shade films produced wines with less flavonols than C0 thus leading to improved color intensity in D4 wines the percentage of polymeric anthocyanins was maximized in D4 wines indicating that these wines may have greater aging potential than wines from C0 and other shading treatments When comparing total anthocyanin and flavonol concentrations between 2020 and 2021 2020 wines had anthocyanin and flavonol concentrations six to seven times less than those in 2021 wines As flavonoids are susceptible to thermal degradation this drastic difference in total flavonoid concentrations may be attributed to hotter vintage air temperatures in 2020 compared to 2021 the improvement in acylated and methylated anthocyanin content due to partial solar radiation exclusion may enhance color perception in young red wines through color stabilization and alteration of wine hue flavonol concentration was modulated by UV radiation exposure proportional to the amount of UV radiation transmitted to the grapevine Of the wines produced from shade films treatments D4 allowed for the most UV transmission while subsequently reducing near infrared transmission by approximately 15% These light conditions ultimately optimized flavonol content in D4 wines compared to the other shade treatments from both wine vintages this demonstrated the transmissibility of berry composition under shade treatments to directly improve wine flavonoid profiles photoselective solar radiation exclusion provides a strategy to improve not only flavonoid profile but also wine color intensity through copigmentation with anthocyanins fruit from shade films with higher percentages of UV radiation may have both an increase in linoleic and linolenic acids to act as C6-alcohols aromas precursors and increased C6-alcohols in the exposed grape berries overexposure of the grape berry led to more green and grassy aromas in wine which may lead to an unripe perception of these wines indicating that reductions in fruitiness may be perceived This overall decrease in fruity aromas with cluster exposure and excess temperatures may negatively impact the marketability of Cabernet Sauvignon wines from hot viticulture regions with increasingly more frequent heat wave events associated with climate change Unpleasant and rancid aromas include isobutyric acid which imparts a cheese aroma and benzaldehyde which is associated with almond aroma in red wines (Jiang and Zhang, 2010). In this study, isobutyric acid concentrations were only affected in 2020, with D4 having the highest isobutyric acid concentration. The detection threshold for this aroma compound is 2300µg•L-1 (Table S1) Concentrations detected in the experimental wines were substantially below this threshold indicating that this slight increase in rancid aromas in D4 wines may not negatively impact overall wine perception Given that D4 wines also exhibited enhanced fruitiness in with improved ester composition the trade-off of slight increases in rancid aromas may be offset by the net benefit from increased fruity aromas in the wine aroma profile climatic shifts towards more frequent heat wave events will reduce floral and citrus aromas in wines produced from overexposed clusters the year-to-year weather variation will enhance the unpredictability of the development of these compounds leading to challenges for wine producers looking to produce a consistent product with the berry concentration was always greater than that of the resultant wines It may be possible that carotenoid degradation due to excessive temperatures in C0 treatments was negligible or less than the biosynthesis of C-13 norisoprenoids resulting in similar concentrations as D4 and D5 shade film treatments the results of this study demonstrated that partial solar radiation exclusion with reductions in UVA UVB and NIR radiation does not hinder norisoprenoid content in wines the concentrations of β-damascenone across all treatments in both years exceeded the odor active threshold for this compound indicating that significant differences in β-damascenone concentrations between C0 and treatments may be perceivable in resultant wines Traditional viticulture management practices encouraged solar radiation exposure in wine grape fruit zone to promote flavonoid and aroma development. 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This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY) LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Authorities are on the lookout for a capital murder suspect once again after staff with the Arkansas Department of Correction mistakenly released him from their custody back in March believing the suspect had completed his sentence for another crime was arrested back in August 2017 and charged with the aggravated robbery and murder of Carlo Marigliano Marigliano was an Italian tourist visiting Little Rock when he reportedly ventured off from a group tour to see the city by himself In a statement released to Channel 7 on Monday said Jackson was discharged from their custody back on March 16 "I'm amazed something like this would happen," said Gianni Sulmonte Sulmonte told KATV that it feels as if his family is being forced to relive their loved one's murder all over again Marigliano's cousin said he was made aware of the situation on Friday after the Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney's Office called him to relay the news Sulmonte said he was told prosecutors weren't aware of the situation until Friday either Prosecutors wouldn't comment on their conversation with Sulmonte Chief Deputy Prosecutor John Johnson told KATV that occasionally the office will speak with victim's families to keep them abreast of their case but added that those conversations are typically believed to be only between the prosecuting attorney's office and that family "I would think that there would be some type of fail-safe way to ensure that someone who is looking at a capital punishment charge would not have been able to get out," said Sulmonte I mean some of these guys - if you were charged this way you may not be able to bond out but this guy he just got woken up first thing in the morning and probably walked right out wondering what the heck just happened to me." Jackson's capital murder arrest was a violation of his parole on a separate charge the reason Jackson was remanded back into the custody of ADC Jackson had been serving his time at the Tucker Maximum Security Unit - that was until he was released in March "Jackson had returned to the ADC as a parole violator on December 19 staff working in the department’s Classification Office became aware of his previous arrest for Capital Murder and made a notation in his electronic record," said Graves "Information provided to ADC management earlier today indicates that the notation was not adequately referenced during the release process." But Graves' statement went onto place some blame on Pulaski County officials alluding to the fact that they apparently dropped the ball as well "Prior to his discharge staff working in the department’s Records Office contacted both the Pulaski County Circuit Clerk's Office and the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office - Warrants Division in order to determine if there were any convictions or warrants entered against Jackson not previously communicated to the ADC.A detainer prohibiting Jackson’s release upon the discharge of his current sentence was not filed by local law enforcement with the Department of Correction." Jackson was due to appear in court on Monday for a hearing on a mental evaluation - an evaluation he never had from the Arkansas State Hospital to the judge in the case stated Jackson was court ordered to undergo a forensic evaluation at a hearing back in January "however he failed to show for his scheduled appointment." Judge Herbert Wright issued a new warrant for Jackson's arrest on Friday TESTATA GIORNALISTICA ONLINE ISCRITTA AL REGISTRO DEL TRIBUNALE DI NOLA - ISCRIZIONE N° 137 DEL 13/3/2007 Mail Info: info@marigliano.net - Mail Redazione: redazione@marigliano.net - Mail Direzione: direzione@marigliano.net