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With 11 months to go until the 2013 gubernatorial election a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday finds presumptive Republican nominee Ken Cuccinelli and presumptive Democratic nominee Terry McAuliffe in a virtual tie with a large portion of the electorate undecided.
In a head-to-head match up McAuliffe had 40 percent to Attorney General Cuccinelli's 39 percent.
The numbers change little if Republican Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling decides to jump into the race as an independent.
In that scenario both McAuliffe and Cuccinelli got 34 percent with Bolling trailing well behind at 13 percent.
The problem said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute, is all three men are still relatively unknown to prospective voters.
"While all three candidates for governor have run statewide previously, voter memories are short and they are little-known to Virginia voters," Brown said. "It goes without saying that with this relatively low level of voter recognition it will be some time before the shape of the race becomes clear. What is clear is that as an independent Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling faces a pretty stiff uphill climb should he decide to run as an independent."
But all three have a good deal of ppolitical experience.
Bolling has been lieutenant governor for seven years and served in the General Assembly. Cuccinelli is three years into his term as attorney general following time in the General Assembly. McAuliffe ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for governor in 2009, and served as the head of the Democratic National Committee. He also has close ties to former President Bill Clinton and his wife and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Still 41 percent of respondents said they didn't know enough about Cuccinelli to form an opinion about him; 61 percent said the same about McAuliffe; and 72 percent said they didn't know enough to form an opinion about Bolling.
"With these relatively low levels of familiarity, the candidate who is best able to define himself and his opponent or opponents negatively is likely to become the Old Dominion's next governor. That would make it likely that Virginia television viewers in the coming months will see a heavy dose of negative television ads from the campaigns," Brown said.
As the 2013 General Assembly session kicks off Wednesday Gov. Bob McDonnell and legislators scored well in their job approval ratings.
McDonnell had a 54 to 27 percent job approval rating. Lawmakers in the General Assembly scored a 43 percent to 39 percent job approval rating.
The Qunnipiac University poll was conducted between Jan. 4 and 7 with 1,134 registered Virginia voters, and has a plus or minus 2.9 percentage points margin of error.


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Now that Baby's Breath has taken center stage in arrangements, hydrangeas (which bloom from June to October) are the new ultimate filler flower, according to Leatham, who notes that the dome-shaped blooms are pragmatic because they "take up so much space in a bouquet and hide stems so well."
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Another stellar filler—and one that transcends the seasons—is foliage. Aim for a mix of branches and leaves for a wild, natural look. Mulligan likes myrtle, coffee bean branches and fern leaves. "Greenery itself is as pretty as a flower," she says, and suggests floating a lone monstera leaf "in a simple cylinder."
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Cutting flowers with traditional shears—called bypass pruners—is ideal, but if you're not in the mood to invest in good ones, then you can always use a Swiss Army knife to shorten stems. More than a few floral pros rely on the trusty tool.
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Some of the hottest new hybrid (or engineered) flowers are nearly as green as their stems. Roses and carnations in varying shades of emerald are currently among the most in-demand blossoms, says Julie Mulligan, lifestyle expert for 1-800-Flowers. The Green Trick carnation, which resembles a ball of moss in its fuzziness, is especially popular.
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Rule number one in protecting your arrangements in the heat is to keep the doors closed. "People want to open the doors and let the air through," said Buterbaugh. "But it's actually not helping your flowers at all." The crisper the air, the longer the shelf life of your arrangements. So if you do leave your doors open, then consider placing flowers at a safe distance.
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Fussy arrangements are so passé, says celebrity florist Eric Buterbaugh, who likes a "less packed, more loose" floral configuration, using a single flower type. "I like to get a bunch of peonies and set them loosely in a vase," he says.
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New to flower arranging? Leatham recommends building a collection of three vases: a square vase for flowers that "can lean in one corner of the vase," a round bowl vase "to float rose heads or a head of hydrangea in," and a cylinder vase for long-stem roses. Because "there's no sense in buying flowers unless you have something to put them in," he says.
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Clear is classic, but colored glass vases are wonderfully dramatic. Buterbaugh loves using black glass in particular because "it makes all flowers stand out," he says. Another of his favorite new looks comes from pairing a brightly colored vase with flowers in a contrasting (but equally bright) hue. Arranging fuchsia peonies in a bright orange vase, for example, is super chic.
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Cutting flower stems in the open air can lead to an air pocket that results in a stem folding in half like an ironing board, says Anita Finkle-Guerrero, a horticulturalist with New York Botanical Gardens. Clipping flowers underwater, called "conditioning," will ensure that they stand up firmly.
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MARCO ISLAND — Although Marco Island charter high school recently obtained land for its campus, reports of more than 60 protected gopher tortoises on that site may keep the school's already arduous start-up on the slow track.
Gopher tortoise relocation permits likely will be necessary to prepare the property on San Marco Road adjacent to Key Marco. The permanent site could involve disturbance permits for protected American Bald Eagles.
Environmentalists say they are scratching their heads regarding the school's proposed eco-friendly curriculum focus on a site that likely involves disturbing protected species.
"I hope it doesn't happen for the protected species' sake and our kids' sake," Naples resident Julie Ross said of the school's proposed location.
Ross, co-founder of a fledgling wildlife conservation group on Marco Island, is in the process of completing her Florida Gulf Coast University master's thesis on the genetics of Marco Island's gopher tortoises.
Jane Watt, chairwoman of the Marco Island Discovery Center and Academy, couldn't be reached for comment despite repeated attempts to reach her by phone, e-mail and at the charter school's office or her Marco Island home.
Ross said it doesn't make sense to permanently disturb the tortoises just for the school to end up using the land for a couple of years and then moving.
"Knowing it's temporary ... it's frustrating. It really is," Ross said.
Using portable classrooms, the school is to open to about 150 freshmen in August. The lease is for three years, with the possibility for a two-year extension, Watt wrote in a previous e-mail to local journalists.
The Collier County School District declined to allow the charter school to use Tract K, an 11.6-acre site with protected American Bald Eagles nesting on it, for its permanent building.
Watt asked Florida Department of Education Commissioner Eric Smith to intervene because the district was thwarting the charter school's progress, she wrote in a letter to the education department in early December.
More information was requested from the school and the district to determine if or how the education department would respond to Watt's request, agency spokeswoman Cheryl Etters said.
Meanwhile, gopher tortoise experts say the 5.88-acre lot on San Marco Road rented from Ed Cleland has too many tortoises for the portable classrooms to be placed among the burrows.
Ross, as part of her research, had documented 63 burrows on the site as of Wednesday, she said.
The approximate 10 burrows per acre means relocation permits will be necessary because Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission regulations require permits for any development activity within 25 feet from a burrow's entrance, Ross said.
"If a property is made permanently unsuitable for tortoises for only temporary use, hopefully all other reasonable options were explored before the site was selected," said Dave Steen, co-chairman of the Gopher Tortoise Council, a nonprofit working to conserve the ever-declining gopher tortoise population of the southeastern U.S.
Land, the American Bald Eagles, political opponents, finances and working with the Collier County School District, which did approve the school's charter application, all have presented challenges to the project.
Time and expense for moving the tortoises could be substantial depending on the school's development plans, which city and state officials said haven't been received yet.
There isn't any place within Collier County permitted to accept so many tortoises because the state requires no more than two tortoises per acre, Ross said.
Obtaining a Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission relocation permit likely will take somewhere between 45 and 90 days. Then the city will need to approve the plan under its protected species ordinance, officials said.
It's possible, Ross said, for the school to request an on-site relocation permit. That is more expensive and will "squish" the unusually large population into a small space, Ross said.
The cost, therefore, could be anywhere from a total of a couple thousand dollars to six-figures. The 60-plus tortoises must be captured by waiting for each of them to leave their burrow and go into a shaded-trap, Steen said.
"Marco has a genetically distinct population and it's healthy and it's viable and it's large. Unfortunately, we're looking at losing it due to development," Ross said.


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Limassol is located on Akrotiri Bay on the island's southern coast. It is the second largest city in Cyprus. It has the biggest port in the Mediterranean transit trade and has become one of the most important tourism, trade and service-providing centres in the area. In 2009, it was estimated to have a population of 187,100.
Limassol traditionally has a mixed population of Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Many Greek Cypriots from the north of Cyprus, who became refugees following the events of 1974, settled in Limassol. During the 1990s, several Cypriot Roma (considered Turkish Cypriots according to the constitution) returned from the north of the island. In 2006, it was estimated that 6% of the total population were third country nationals. Amongst the most visible foreign communities are: the Russian community because of offshore companies operating in Limassol; Sri Lankan and Filipino nationals, mainly domestic workers; UK citizens, either retirees or working in the tourism sector.
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Come and explore the National Museum of Scotland. When did people first settle in Scotland? What are our oldest treasures? Discover some of the nation's most precious possessions alongside the everyday objects that throw light on Scotland throughout the ages.
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year
- 17 March — 1 June 2014 *on now
Through the lens of wildlife photography this exhibition captures the intrigue and beauty of our planet.
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Power of Ten: Inventing Logarithms
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Four hundred years ago, John Napier's pioneering work on logarithms enabled more calculations to be completed in an hour than had previously been managed in an entire day.
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Scotland Creates: A Sense of Place
- 9 May — 31 August 2014
How do we express our Sense of Place? Since 2012, young people from across Scotland have worked with staff here and at four partner museums, to explore what they felt was important about where they come from.
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Ming: The Golden Empire
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Discover the extraordinary story of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), a period of China's history marked by economic strength and a dramatic flourishing of the arts.
Meaning brilliant or bright, the Ming era represents the starting point of modern China. A collection of original artefacts from the Nanjing Museum, including Chinese National Treasures, introduce key aspects of the Ming dynasty, focussing on the remarkable cultural, technological and economic achievements of the period. This will be the only UK showing of this internationally significant exhibition.
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Common Cause: Commonwealth Scots and the Great War
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In 1914, as the world prepared for war, thousands of men enlisted in Scotland. But thousands more Scots and those of Scottish descent joined up across the world, and the exhibition will show how they emphasised, adapted or in some cases downplayed their Scottish identities within the context of the armed forces of their home countries.
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Danie Mellor's Primordial: SuperNaturalBayiMinyjirral
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Inspired by objects from National Museums Scotland's World Cultures Collection, acclaimed contemporary Australian artist Danie Mellor presents sculpture and work on paper that explores his own indigenous and European heritage.
With works focusing on fauna, Aboriginal life and landscape, and science and exploration, alongside technical references to European art, Mellor's work is uniquely relevant to the breadth of National Museums Scotland's collections.
Presented by National Museums Scotland and the Edinburgh International Festival. With the support of Michael Reid, Sydney, Australia.
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Themed Tours
- 18 June 2013 — 18 June 2014 *on now
In-depth tours with a different theme every day. You can see the schedule at www.nms.ac.uk/tours. Tours leave from Meeting Point, Entrance Hall, Level 0
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Join A New Galleries Taster guided tours and discover some of the highlights in the new galleries
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Step back and forward in time as we take you on a steam-powered journey through our collections, from iconic designs of the past to cutting edge technology of the future.
Hosted by Radio 1's Vic Galloway, the main stage sees DJ Lord Holyrude drop some vintage beats from the 1920s, 30s and 40s, spinning original shellac recordings on his twin gramophones, before headliner Withered Hand brings us soaring back into the 21st century with his unique blend of uplifting folk-pop-rock.
Make your own retro phone necklace in a Red Door Gallery workshop* and immerse yourself in the romance of Love in a… Museum. And of course you can expect the return of all the highlights you know and love –Silent Disco, face-painting, art installations and photo booth.
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Explore an Iron Age power centre uncovered during archaeological digs at Birnie (North Scotland), and find out why this site was important to both the Celts and the Romans.
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The Ophiocordyceps unilateralis is a parasitic fungus that infects ants and other insects. The fungus infiltrates its host's nervous system, violently altering its behavior, sprouting spores around the brain and head, leaving only a husk of what was once an animal abiding by the laws of nature. Time-lapse videos detail this repulsive process in only a few seconds' time and, try as we might to look away, we often times can't; it's horrifying, but it's fascinating.
The Last of Us is the Ophiocordyceps unilateralis fungus. The Last of Us is grotesque. Its hard to look at, and sometimes even harder to play. It's draining, depressing and downright disgusting. The Last of Us is not fun at all.
But The Last of Us is excellent, and I couldn't help but see it through.
In my journey with Joel and Ellie across a post-apocalyptic America, I only twice felt at ease. Everything else is a blur of tension, paranoia, and fatigue. In cutscenes and out, I was drained as I witnessed just how far a society of violence could push someone.
At its lightest moments, The Last of Us explores emotional ties between the survivors of a post-apocalyptic world, when they're actually living, not merely surviving. It's here where developer Naughty Dog reels you in –– the budding relationship between Joel, a reticent smuggler, and Ellie, an awestruck 14-year-old, develops throughout The Last of Us to become the glue holding it all together.
Incidental conversations and afflictive cutscenes progress the duo's story, but minor details outside of cutscenes accomplish even more. If Ellie is angry with Joel, she'll hang back, arms folded, refusing to speak unless spoken to. If she's happy, she'll hum to herself, or try to whistle, however terrible she might be at it. As the pair's dynamics change, and the question of who's protecting who is called into play, things become more complex.
The Last of Us chronicles Joel and Ellie's trek across America, in an effort to get Ellie out of Boston and into safer areas, for reasons that unfold as time passes. A new strain of the aforementioned cordyceps fungus has infected humans, creating zombie-like enemies and a world wherein human survivors struggle every day to hash out a living.
The Last of Us is at its finest when you're working your way around the infected. Your supplies are limited, meaning you'll have to scrounge for every bullet, but you'll also have to conserve them, too. This necessitates stealth scenarios throughout much of The Last of Us. These sequences are unpredictable, especially when "clickers" come into play. Unlike the conventional zombies, "clickers" are blind and use a clicking noise much like sonar. If they hear you, you're one grab away from being viciously torn apart.
These tense stealth sequences play out haphazardly, never putting a foot on the brakes. You can sneak by many enemies without even harming them. This preserves precious supplies like Molotov cocktails and makeshift knives, but also means that every room is a guessing game, as it might erupt into a frantic chase to the nearest door at any moment.
Rooms filled with human survivors often play out like this, but Naughty Dog forsakes the capricious approach several too many times late in the game. In the late hours of The Last of Us, scenarios actually become predictable. I participated in several obligatory cover-based sequences, defended my group with a sniper rifle and even witnessed a growing number of quick-time button-press events.
These generic scenarios are at odds with the prior stealth situations that promote improvisation, making them stand out all the more in a game where they have no place. Joel is no soldier; he's a vulnerable, middle-aged man with limited supplies. Naughty Dog seemed to forget that when they hurled enemy soldier after enemy soldier at me. Up until then, I felt the weight and necessity of almost every human life I took. After, I was desensitized.
As a broader theme, I'm actually convinced that the violence in The Last of Us is integral to the narrative, and the dynamism of the characters. Joel is a product of a violent world, and Ellie is merely an observer, at least at the outset. Violence is the catalyst with which Naughty Dog changes these characters; most of it doesn't feel forced, but actually serves the world Joel and Ellie slowly become accustomed to.
In the slower moments of The Last of Us, when Joel and Ellie are finding their way through the overgrown ruins of the old world, you'll often find yourself solving environmental puzzles aimed at getting you both across gaps or up high ledges. It's hard to complain too much when the environments are as gorgeous as they are, but the solution to these puzzles is often repetitive, lending fatigue to the moments where you could otherwise be reflecting on recent events.
Naughty Dog fleshes out these environments not only with breathtaking fauna but superior sound design. The spatter of rain on sheet metal roofs, the crescendos of a violent blizzard, the muffled sounds of voices in a nearby room all coalesce to create a believable world. Set piece moments create a frantic pace throughout The Last of Us, but it's just as compelling to stop and listen once in a while.
The sound direction is aided in no small part by expert voice acting by Ashley Johnson and Troy Baker, who voice Ellie and Joel, respectively. The amount of nuance and emotion in their characters expel any removal from their relationships, and I was drawn into their plight until the final moments of The Last of Us' complex ending.
Multiplayer stands in stark contrast to the fragility of the single player, but it's surprisingly good considering the time put into the latter. In the multiplayer, you pick a faction to mold and grow as you earn more supplies and experience through two different game modes, which are essentially variants of the tried-and-true team deathmatch. The single player of The Last of Us is the main draw, but the multiplayer adds even more value to the entire experience.
For better or for worse, The Last of Us is hard to experience. Most of the time this is a very good thing, as themes of violence and survival push the plot toward its effective and disconcerting ending. At its worst, though, The Last of Us forsakes its unpredictable nature to become just the opposite.
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As detective stories go, the Mystery of the Missing Xenon may not have the catchiest title. But scientists in Germany say they might have cracked this long-standing enigma.
The reason there's less xenon in Earth's atmosphere than expected, the researchers say, is because there was never much xenon dissolved in the planet's depths to begin with. Had there been, it would have made its way over billions of years toward the surface, there to spew into the atmosphere.
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