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Lynn Segerblom starts her mornings with a splash of color, treating each day as a blank canvas. It s fitting for a woman who once went by the nickname Rainbow. Segerblom recalls that in 1976, her driver s license bore the name Faerie Argyle Rainbow.Her love for color is clear. She finds that different colors have various moods, and wearing bright colors like hot pink or yellow significantly lifts her spirit
stanley cup s compared to darker shades like black, gray or brown.In the summer of 1978, Segerblom designed a piece of rainbow artwork that brought a storm of change to California. She was 22 at the time, working at the gay community center in San Francisco. During San Francisco s Gay Freedom Day Parade, Segerblom and her friends brainstormed ideas for the flagpoles at the Civic Center, leading to the creation of the striped rainbow flag that became the symbol of the gay rights movement. It s all the colors. It s the full spectrum, you know And all the colors in between that we may not quite notice with our eyesmdash;but they re there, Segerblom explains a
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PASADENA, Calif. -- Fifteen hikers from a church group who failed to return from a weekend hike in
adidas samba the Southern California mountains were found safe by helicopter search crew Monday morning.A medic was lowered to the group and no injuries were reported, Los Angeles County sheriff s De
stanley cup puty Johnie Jones said.Just before the midmorning announcement, family and friends of the hikers had gathered in a group hug. Eleven adults and four juveniles, ages 14 to 36, set out in the Eaton Canyon Natural Area on Sunday morning and were expected back by the evening.Someone on the trek called the local sheriff s station Sunday night and said the group was lost. Deputies arrived at Eaton Canyon around 10 p.m. and found two relatives of hikers who reported receiving texts from the hiking party that said help. The group, which included some who had done the same hike previously, was outfitted with backpacks, first-aid kits, extra clothing, food and water but did not expect to be in the wilderness all night, Jones said. They came with food, they came with water, the
af1 y came with harnesses and everything. Unfortunately one of our members did get a minor injury and since it was becoming late what they decided to do was to stay the night, a hiker s sister, Anajancy Armenta, told CBS Los Angeles. They prepared a shelter, and they did well. Crews searched through the night and were joined by reinforcements at daybreak. Helicopters joined the search af
