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Shopbop SALE!Wednesday, May 23, 2012
I thought I'd share a few of my favorite things from the big Shopbop sale! I have been shopping at this store for years. They have almost every brand under the sun, great customer service, and both free three day shipping & free return shipping! The sale ends tonight, so you've still got some time. Get on it.
My favorite Tory Burch Eddie Flats are on sale!
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I love those necklaces so much!ReplyDelete
I got those Eddie flats about a month ago and have worn them so much! I love them! I've seen that splendid dress around, I absolutely love it! How fun for summerReplyDelete
I actually have the Gorjana necklace - sad to say, it's pretty but doesn't stay "put" - the rhinestone side constantly flips over!! I haven't worn it much because of that :(ReplyDelete
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Donovan McNabb played only two series in the Vikings preseason opener last weekend at Tennessee, but the quarterback is expected to see far more time this Saturday.
Coach Leslie Frazier said that McNabb could play a quarter and a half at Seattle.
"Obviously he's the coach. He makes that decision," McNabb said of his playing time. "I think players, we just have to prepare like we're playing the whole game or playing a half, whatever it may be. We let him make the decision as we continue on. I think the most important thing for us as an offense is to just continue this thing rolling. Try to get in the end zone, try to put some points on the board, get some big plays, move the chains, converting on third downs, those are things that obviously we can work on in this particular game that we'll, kind of, benefit from in the season."
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Two men denied charges this week of stealing a snowmobile from a dealership in Clarendon.
Jeremy C. Chadburn, 28, of Shrewsbury and Kelley E. Staples, 21, of Danby, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to a felony charge each of grand larceny.
Vermont State Police say Staples was seen on video stealing a 2002 Polaris XCSP snowmobile from Dan Turco and Sons on North Shrewsbury Road last month.
In an interview with Staples, he allegedly admitted to stealing the $2,000 snowmobile, but said he did it as a favor for Chadburn who agreed to pay him $600 if he helped to steal and tow the machine away, according to police.
Chadburn denied any involvement in the crime. He told police that he traded Staples a motorcycle for the snowmobile and promptly returned it when the owner of the machine came to his home looking for it three days after it was stolen.MORE IN This Just InRutland City Police said Friday evening the department's phone lines were down. Full StoryBoard planning Full StoryNew offerings at the Rutland Free Library. Full Story
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Martha Stewart is going green this week and she's being led by none other than Presidio MBA grad and TreeHuggerTV host, Simran Sethi.
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This week's carnival of the green is a virtual tour through the natural and urban wonders of Miami, courtesy of "Greener Miami".
AskPablo: Mercury in Compact Flourescent Bulbs
Well, another week is here, another weekend is gone, and it's time for another installment of AskPablo. I hope that some of you got a chance to see the West Coast Green Conference/Expo. Let me know if you had any suitable AskPablo questions come up. This week we will be looking at another comparison between two alternatives: incandescent and compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). Last year someone raised the point that CFLs contain mercury and asked me to justify his purchase of them. Do you really want the answer? Enter if you dare.Click to continue reading »
Say what you mean and mean what you say: Socially Responsible Investment in Europe
As Europeans headed for their long-awaited summer holidays, bankers had good reason to celebrate. The annual return across the board has been exceptionally favorable. For green and ethical fund managers it has been a bumper year. As of June 2005, there were 375 "socially responsible" funds available to investors in Europe, 6 % more than the year before, and this year promises similar growth in funds using ethical, social and environmental criterion for portfolio development.
From the second quarter of 2004 to the same period in 2005, managed "ethical" assets grew 27%, from 19 billion to 24 billion mid term 2005. The U.K. leads the ethical banking community in Europe. 33.2% of the SRI funds offered to the public are registered there. France is considered the strongest growth market based upon the value of assets under management and a 20% growth rate in the number of funds offered for the second consecutive year. Sweden and Italy make up another 10% of the market for SRI products.
United Airlines Promoting Green Cities
Say what you will about the problems of aircraft emissions, but I was very pleased to find an excellent article on urban forestry in this month's Hemispheres Magazine on United Airlines. The article, entitled "Save the Shade" is one of the best "entry level" articles I've ever read on the subject of urban trees – running down 6 major benefits that many people on board the flight had probably not considered, from the economic to the psychological. It's an article worth saving and passing around to people who might not already be the 'greenest' folks in your network, and also a great piece to keep on file for your own reference.
Fair Trade Sports Aims to Even the Score
Fair trade coffee is now a household word, but why not fair trade soccer balls? Although sports gear manufacturing may not impact as many people as the coffee industry, it's a highly visible part of culture the world over with kids of all economic backgrounds involved in sports in one way or another. Making a statement with fair trade produced sports balls and other gear is bound to sink into the hearts and minds of the kids playing with the gear on all corners of the globe. Fair trade sports aims to make this happen with balls and other products supplied from sources with decent wages, health care, etc… Seems like a great business, although I haven't seen any evidence of third-party verification of their practices.
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Omaha Beach Revisited: "Attitudes need to change"
According to Costa Christ, director the Bar Harbor, Maine Chamber of Commerce and expert in international travel, tourism currently represents 83% of worldwide export trade. To put this figure in a meaningful context, he adds that tourism is the largest non-military service sector in the world. Travel and tourism spending exceeded $6 trillion globally in 2005, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council.
If you were a mayor of a coastal city or town anywhere in the world, on what would you base your community's development strategy? Tourism, of course, which since the 1960´s has often meant creating pristine white beaches where nature never intended them to be and using mechanical sweepers to remove what the sea leaves behind every day at low tide. The French Conservatoire du Littoral, however, is campaigning to leave the beaches "au natural" and hopes that environmentally minded tourists will "vote with their flip-flops" for beach resorts that opt to let Mother Nature do her thing.
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When Whole Foods Comes to Town, The Little Guys Do Fine
Some people are hard to satisfy – in one breath praising Whole Foods for their ability to mainstream organics and healthier food, in the other complaining about high prices and Whole Food's effect on smaller local competition as if they were the next WalMart. Fair enough, if I were a small organic retailer in some place like Milwaukee I would certainly have concerns about the arrival of a gigantic fancy new Whole Foods store.
Nonetheless, at least in the Milwaukee example and according to this article, smaler retailers and co-ops are taking it all in stride. The smaller businesses say that they are seeing increased competition to sell organics and quality in general, so the arrival of Whole Foods is merely part of a trend they have been preparing for for quite some time. Secondly, smaller businesses may have greater ability to source locally and "raise the bar' above what Whole Foods can do, becoming better stores an even more discerning public. Read the comments for more interesting perspectives.
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AskPablo: Bottles and Cans (just clap your hands)
Hello friends! This week we are talking about a subject that is very dear to my heart, beer (Hooray Beer!). This weekend I spoke to the students at Hunter Lovins' "Principles of Sustainable Management" class at the Presidio School of Management about measuring sustainability as well as the Wuppertal Institute's "MIPS" Material Intensity Analysis method. I decided to create a hands-on example just to give them a taste of my favorite kind of headache… Since the results were interesting, and I'm too busy to do two MIPS analyses in one weekend, I am sharing it with you. Pop open a cold one (but only if it's after five somewhere…) and enjoy!
Pablo's Microbrew has a problem… They want to sell beer on the East Coast but need to select a container. Since they are a sustainable company they want to minimize their impact on the environment. Should they use aluminum cans or glass bottles?
From Parks and Rec in Europe to the Pittsburgh Pirates – Transforming supply chains through Ethical Procurement
In Europe, pressure to have verifiable quality ratings recognized throughout the European Union has corporations working hard to obtain the ISOs necessary to sell their goods throughout the E.U. and keep pace with the competition, but with increasing numbers of suppliers located in developing, non-unionized countries, certifying sources and achieving anything close to socially responsible procurement is still a problem throughout the continent.
Since the 1990s, community groups have engaged in individual campaigns primarily aimed at boycotting both European and foreign manufacturers who violated human rights or harmed the environment. These actions made companies and consumers aware of the social liability of doing trade with ethically dubious corporations, but did not result in stronger networks that worked with and rewarded compliant suppliers. Local and regional governments began to respond to citizen pressure for ethical practices in government procurement and since 2003, an increasing number of local governments throughout Europe have been working jointly to establish and enforce mandatory ethical standards for their suppliers. One such network is "Clean Clothes Communities", which is focused on workers´ rights in the textile trade.Click to continue reading »
Plan Resonate's Observations on the IBM Innovation Jam
IBM is currently running something they call the "Innovation Jam" an online event that purports to be a sort of "giant brainstorm" for IBM and various invited participants. Among the issues discussed are energy and social & environmental sustainability, and how IBM can get involved and thrive. The cynics on Digg have basically dismissed it as a ploy to get free consulting, but even with a selfish motive there is still some interesting conversation coming out.
Jeff Osborne at Plan Resonate has been keeping a pretty solid tally of what's been discussed that has relevence to those of us interested in sustainability. Among the better conversations are "implementing sustainable management at IBM" and "incentives for IBM to become involved in the carbon markets".
On Both Sides of the Atlantic Fashion Faces the Future
Three cheers for Concha Guerra, Vice-Consul for Economics and Technology Innovation for the Community of Madrid and Leonor Perez Pita, director of Madrid's "Pasarela Cibeles", Spain's top fashion show. Reacting to protests against the gaunt image projected at last year's Cibeles, they announced this week that new health guidelines would be enforced for screening models participating in this year's event. As part of an integral plan to address a growing epidemic of anorexia and bulimia in Europe, models participating in future editions of Madrid Fashion Week will now be screened according to an acceptable body mass index. Application of professional medical criterion has eliminated 30% of the models expected to work the catwalks of Cibeles, including supermodels Kate Moss and Esther Canadas. Elite, and other top modeling agencies worldwide are up in arms, wailing that they are victims of scapegoating, but Guerra and Perez Pita stand firm for a new healthy image for Spanish fashion.
Cibeles is the third largest fashion event in Europe, on par with Paris and just behind New York and Milan. In fact, the mayor of Milan, Letizia Moratti, has spoken in favor of Guerra's decision and may introducing similar measures for Milan fashion shows. London is monitoring the industry and public feedback to events in Madrid and initial scoffing has given way to serious consideration of implementing changes there.Click to continue reading »
TreeHugger's Cradle to Cradle Umbrella Finalists Announced
Since the umbrella most of us know is a cheap disposable poster child for poor design and wasteful manufacturing, I.D. Magazine, The Sustainable Style Foundation, and TreeHugger asked for a smarter version. Our rockin' Umbrella Inside Out judges (including Cradle to Cradle co-author Bill McDonough!) spent the last week evaluating over 100 incredible entries from around the globe to bring you these innovative tools for keeping dry.
AskPablo: The Myth of the Beef-Powered Bicyclist
It is once again time to explore the wonderful world of sustainability metrics. This week I am going to tackle the myth of the meat-powered cyclist. Here's the story: A friend of mine once told me that it is more efficient to drive a car over a certain distance than to ride a bike over that same distance if your calories come from beef. Before passing on this great anecdote on the inefficiency of beef production I thought I would run the numbers myself. Join me this week in another exciting installment of Ask Pablo.
First we need to examine just how inefficient the conversion from fossil-fuel > fertilizer > grain > cow is. According to an article in Harpers, "It takes thirty-five calories of fossil fuel to make a calorie of beef." While it is certainly tastier than eating spoonfuls of fossil fuels, this is pretty inefficient. By comparison, organic broccoli requires zero fossil fuel calories per calorie, except for a negligible amount for transportation.


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Likelihood of infection with high viral load, protected versus unprotected vaginal intercourseI am a female who engaged in one episode of protected heterosexual sex with a male of an unknown status. He did not finish inside of me because I asked him not to do so. A couple days after the incident, he told me he had a fever and felt ill....
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Senior NATO official holds talks in Ankara
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Adm. George Stavridis, the commander of US European Command (USEUCOM) and NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), has met with Chief of General Staff Gen. Necdet Ozel in Ankara in a little-publicized visit.
The meeting took place on Tuesday at General Staff headquarters but was only announced to the public in a statement released by the General Staff on Wednesday. The talks were closed to the press and the statement did not elaborate on what Stavridis and Ozel discussed.
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MR. WILLIAMS: Senator Biden, I don't mean to interrupt.
SEN. BIDEN: No, I understand.
MR. WILLIAMS: You're in the news yourself this past week.
SEN. BIDEN: Uh-oh. What did I do?
MR. WILLIAMS: You interested in the vice presidency?
SEN. BIDEN: I am not interested in the vice presidency.
MR. WILLIAMS: You're not interested in the vice presidency.
SEN. BIDEN: I'm not interested.
MR. WILLIAMS: MEET THE PRESS, April 29th, 2007, Tim Russert asks Joe Biden, "You interested in being vice president?" "No, I will not be vice president under any circumstances." But in a different answer, you answered you'd have to say yes. I don't know, so...
SEN. BIDEN: Well, no. The bottom--look, the--when I was asked that question, I thought I was still going to be president. Now--number one, I, I am not interested in being vice president. I've let the candidate know. If the candidate asks me to be vice president, the answer is I got to say yes. But he's not going to ask me. Look, you cannot walk away...
MR. WILLIAMS: Now...
SEN. BIDEN: ...when your party--if the party nominee asked him to be vice...
MR. WILLIAMS: Is that a rule out or a rule in?
SEN. BIDEN: No, it--no, it's--I don't--I'm not interested. I'm--my--I answer your question honestly.
MR. WILLIAMS: But if asked?
SEN. BIDEN: Unlike most other people, I'm being straight with you. If asked, I will do it. I've made it clear I do not want to be asked.
MR. WILLIAMS: Do not want to be asked. But if asked, the answer, of course, would be yes.
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The incident happened Aug. 24, when Christian Jarosz and his family were celebrating his daughter's 16th birthday.
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He says security stopped him and told him he couldn't wear the shirt there. Jarosz says he "never cursed or got loud" but the family was asked to leave the park and threated with arrest if they didn't leave.
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They lurch. They snarl. They sniff the air for the scent of human flesh. They pounce and gnaw. They pound windows and doors, and express frustration when confronted with 10-foot-high cyclone fences. And then they get shot in the head and die.
That's pretty much it. We almost never get inside the rotted mind of the zombie or see things from the zombie point of view. They're forever penned in as the Big Metaphor.
One of the many exhilarating pleasures of "Warm Bodies" is the flipping of that script. This is a bloody fresh twist on the most popular horror genre of this century, with none-too-subtle echoes of a certain star-crossed romance that harks back to a certain bard who placed a certain young Romeo under a certain balcony.
I kinda love this movie. "Warm Bodies" is a well-paced, nicely directed, post-apocalyptic love story with a terrific sense of humor and the, um, guts to be unabashedly romantic and unapologetically optimistic.
Looking a little like a boy-band heartthrob who won first place at a Hollywood Halloween party thanks to a a professional makeup job and an artfully bloodied red hoodie, Nicholas Hoult gives an earnest and winning performance as "R," who could be a character in "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" or a John Hughes movie, if not for the small fact he's undead, having been recently zombified. (R's attempt to fill us in on the exact nature of the zombie apocalypse is one of the film's many affectionate nods to the all-too-familiar elements of so many zombie TV shows and movies.)
Unable to recall even his full first name (he's pretty sure it begins with the letter R), the kid knows he's a zombie and doesn't deny his hunger for living human flesh — but there are still traces of a real person inside. He spends his days lurching about an airport where he imagines the previous lives of his fellow zombies, listens to music in the grounded airplane he's converted into something of a condo and establishes the beginnings of a bond with M (Rob Corddry in a scene-stealing performance), who also seems to have more than a trace of his former humanity still lurking deep within.
Working from Isaac Marion's short story-turned-novel, writer-director Jonathan Levine infuses "Warm Bodies" with stylistic flourishes and winking in-jokes — some of them subtle, some so obvious characters are compelled to comment on them. ("What? It's funny!" says the delightful Analeigh Tipton when she chooses a particular song to accompany a makeover montage.)
There are three distinct species populating the Earth post-worldwide infection nightmare:
Humans. They're scarred from seeing spouses, children and friends turned into zombies or killed, but they're armed and they WILL shoot any corpse that comes within growling distance of their walled city.
Zombies. Wandering the streets, living in airports and warehouses, always on the alert for the next human meal. Maybe hopelessly lost. Maybe not.
"The Bonies." Zombies that have given up all hope and have resorted to tearing off their own flesh, leaving behind skeletal killing creatures that would just as soon take down a zombie as a human.
There's a key difference between the dead and the really and truly dead — a difference that comes to light when R strikes up a bond with Julie (Teresa Palmer). Granted, their "meet cute" involves mass slaughter and the consumption of one character's brains, which allows a zombie to access a dead character's memory. But other than those small details, the courtship of R and Julie isn't all that different from what we've seen in any number of human/human as well as human/supernatural creature romances, including the "Twilight" movies. Hoult and Palmer have a lovely, natural chemistry, even when the circumstances are grisly or silly — or both.
Perhaps recognizing there's no way he can out-crazy the material, John Malkovich actually delivers a relatively restrained performance as Julie's father, who of course is the leader of the military force that believes in shooting first, asking questions never. This guy's so hard-core, he probably wouldn't let his daughter date Tim Tebow, let alone a zombie who's desperately trying to get in touch with his human side. ("That could have gone better," says Julie with deadpan understatement after Dad finally meets R.)
"Warm Bodies" isn't perfect. It's a shame those Bonies are mediocre special-effects creations that run with a herky-jerky style that would have been mocked by the 1991-era "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" liquid-metal dude. Some of the musical choices are too broad and easy. And even after we get the message, the message is delivered at least two or three more times.
But those are minor drawbacks. Clocking in at a brisk 97 minutes, "Warm Bodies" is terrific entertainment.
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Michael Yurch, recently of Sherry-Lehmann, will bring his expertise and perspective on the market to Sonoma State University during the Wine Retailing Seminar on March 13, 2014.
The seminar will explore product concept and price positioning for sustained success, traditional distribution and distributor relations, direct-to-consumer management, core products and line extensions, public and press relations, and key account targeting and management.
When it comes to retailing, Michael Yurch is one of the nation's foremost industry leaders. With 33 years of experience, his professional portfolio includes 17 years as President and Buyer of the respected New York retailer, Sherry- Lehmann. Yurch's comprehension of wine, buying and industry involvement make him a desired speaker at engagements around the world.
Yurch has appeared on Burt Wolf's "Travels and Traditions" PBS program, "The Splendid Table" on NPR and the "Joey Reynolds Show", as a voice of wine commentary.
His recognitions include title of Chevalier de l'Ordre des Coteaux du Champagne in 2002, Retailer of the Year Award from the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce in 2007, and an induction into the Italian Trade Commission's Italian Wine Hall of Fame in 2011.
Most recently, Yurch established a new venture, the Bluest Sky Group, an organization of marketing professionals that has extensive experience in product development and distribution within the U.S. market and wine industry.
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Four Blue Ridge senior lacrosse players who were teammates will be rivals in the future, after they signed letters of intent to play at competing schools on Tuesday.
Three of the Barons will be playing in the South Atlantic Conference. Max Morgan will play at Queens University in Charlotte, Dima Ferreira signed on to play at Mars Hill, and Rylee Marsh will join the lacrosse team at Coker College.
Callum Tanner signed his letter of intent to play at Belmont Abbey on Tuesday. While the Crusaders are in a different conference, Tanner will likely still play against his former teammates in non-conference action.
"I chose Belmont Abbey for their academics and that I'll actually have an impact and play," Tanner said Tuesday. "I've just always played it and it's just a good opportunity to keep going to school and playing lacrosse."
For Max Morgan, the decision to keep playing lacrosse in college was also an easy one.
"I've just loved the sport and played it pretty much my whole life, so I thought I'd continue on in college," said the Queens University commit. "It's a great business school, it's close to home, and it's not too cold," he added.
"It's a lot closer to home and it's a great school," Ferreira says of why he chose Mars Hill. "I looked at it before I even decided to play lacrosse there, and I just started to like it, so that's why I picked it."
"I've been playing ever since I was three years old, so I knew I was going to play and it would help me pay for school," Marsh says of his decision to continue his lacrosse career at Coker College. "The guys are good, they had a good time, and they're an up and coming program, so I want to be a part of that."
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We're chatting with comedian Trevor Noah who's taking South Africa, America and the UK by storm FOR MORE AFROBUZZ UK: http://www.youtube.com/user/jamespsherwood.
More about this programme: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03d3p60 Trevor Noah talks about Zulus and demonstrates his click-singing.
Trevor discusses the pluses and minuses of the school that Oprah built in South Africa. Live at the Lyric Theatre, Johannesburg. March 6th, 2010. Follow Trev...
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trevor noah speaks to AMA's CS Sharady about the misrepresentation of AFrica and Africans in the west.
Comedian Trevor Noah performs stand-up on the "Late Show with David Letterman" on May 17, 2013. Click this link to SUBSCRIBE the THE LATE SHOW YouTube Channe...
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