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“Washington Douglas students are going to be sporting these coats so proudly for this Christmas season,” Archer said.

137. “The Brave and the Backache” (Season 3, Episode 20)As psychiatry and analysis became mainstream, The Dick Van Dyke Show spoofed not the process, but the laymen who considered themselves licensed therapists after reading one magazine article. That would be Jerry, who believes Rob’s backache in advance of a weekend getaway with Laura is psychosomatic. The results were mixed, but Van Dyke is a marvel at playing physical agony.

Reima is a Finnish brand that’s long been popular in Scandinavia and eastern Europe but is now growing in appeal over here, thanks to its original designs and pretty patterns combined with hardy technical credentials. The Aava felt quite lightweight but repelled water really well even in a heavy downpour, and as you might expect, it was also good at blocking out cold Siberian winds. The hood is detachable, and as it is one of the pricier coats on test, it would make sense to use it as an everyday jacket in milder weather. There are loads of styles in different patterns and degrees of warmth to choose from.

The clinics will introduce the game to boys and girls ages 6-14, with equipment provided, and there will also be food carts and an appearance by Stinger, the Blue Jackets’ mascot. As of Tuesday, 360 kids had signed up for the clinics, with another 125 registered for "Skills and Drills" sessions.

The Philadelphia 76ers put a bow on this year’s Season of Giving by surprising more than 20 youth at the Boys & Girls Club of Camden with an afternoon full of fun activities on Dec. 21. The entire team and coaching staff, along with their families, had the opportunity to spend time with some of the club’s youth, learning new games and making arts and crafts. Of course, to officially make it a holiday celebration, the players and coaches ended the day by handing out holiday presents to each and every one of the youth participants.

"The new project steps down in size from the Westin hotel to the western edge of the property.  The exterior materials were treated the same way — they don’t mimic the materials used on the hotel, but they complement them nicely so there’s an overall visual harmony to the neighborhood," Kaselak said. "It was a joy to work on the site plan, because none of us were trying to maximize density, which often leads to uncomfortable massing and scale."

This soft baby rattle is carefully crafted from organic cotton with shiny gold thread and a sweet embroidered face. And it contains a bell that makes a gentle sound Baby will love. $20 at Flora & Henri (Pioneer Square) and florahenri.com

113. “The Man from Emperor” (Season 4, Episode 5)We know, we know; Rob Petrie is a good man, but Laura is afraid that even a good man like Rob would just have to crumble if he accepted a job with a Hugh Hefner-esque publisher. A debate between Laura and the Emperor about marriage is pitch-perfect character-based comedy writing and Van Dyke squirms exquisitely as he tries to stay in Laura’s good graces but “save a little self-respect for myself.”

I never really understood parents who chose to dress children up for the holidays. If I’m honest, I never really understood parents who chose to dress their children up ever. Putting babies or young toddlers into tulle skirts, miniature suits and bowties, frilly gowns, or styles comparable to those found in A Little Princess seemed, to me, a surefire way to turn those kids into dolls — into little playthings, rather than future autonomous beings. As children grow, life will be sure to throw them countless dress codes, both official ones as well as unspoken social standards of aesthetic presentation. Why would parents actively choose to create even more dress codes so early on?

It is a priority for CBC to create a website that is accessible to all Canadians including people with visual, hearing, motor and cognitive challenges.

58. “The Plots Thicken” (Season 3, Episode 25)Sitcom families normally didn’t discuss where the husband and wife would ultimately be buried, but this episode is a good example of The Dick Van Dyke Show’s more sophisticated worldview as Rob and Laura’s parents argue over competing cemetery plots. Gets into some dark territory (a traumatized Ritchie asks, “Where’s Daddy going without you?”) before the reassuring conclusion.

Principal Architect David Kaselak, of Zehren & Associates, said the Riverfront Townhomes represent the continuation of successful planning, which includes responding to today’s world.