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MELBOURNE () Serena Williams debuted a striking single legged leotard in her first match in the on Monday, paying homage to the Olympic track champion Florence Griffith Joyner, known for her long, colourful fingernails and flamboyant outfits.After wearing the black, red and pink catsuit to dispatch Germany Laura Siegemund, Williams credited Nike for coming up with the idea to channel FloJo, as the athlete was popularly known, and spoke of her admiration for the late athlete.”I was inspired by FloJo, who was a wonderful track athlete, amazing athlete when I was growing up. Well, watching her fashion, just always changing, her outfits were always amazing,” Williams told a press conference.Joyner Olympic records for the 100 and 200 metres set in Seoul in 1988 still stand, although her early death at 39 from a seizure raised suspicions of possible steroid use that tarnished her legacy.”This year we thought of what can we do to keep elevating the Serena Williams on the court,” Williams said.The idea to tap FloJo for inspiration came from the Nike team, she told a press conference. It became this.”Williams is not the first celebrity to pay fashion homage to Joyner.

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The Wis. Department of Health Services (DHS) sent a letter to DNR on October 4, 2019 [PDF], which assesses the health risks of PFAS in surface waters in the Starkweather Creek area. DHS has made the following recommendations in order to best protect people and pets from potential PFAS exposure in all surface waters, including Starkweather Creek: Avoid drinking or accidentally swallowing the water.