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ANNIE LOWENGART, principal of Ann Lowengart Interiors in San Anselmo, was tapped by Traditional Home to participate in the second annual Napa Showhouse.
This year, the Napa Showhouse team of designers redecorated various spaces within the century-old, one-story Willis Polk-designed house on the grounds of the historic Charles Krug Winery in St. Helena. Originally a summer home before becoming a family home for the Peter Mondavi family, the house is used primarily for weddings and special events.
Lowengart designed the home's master bedroom, master bathroom and dressing room.
"The house was last remodeled in the 1980s, but there was still original trim work and beautiful floors and mill work," Lowengart says. "It was very sparsely furnished with beige walls and nothing really interesting in the rooms, so we tried to make our spaces as current as possible by using the color of the moment — green."
Not just any green, but a saturated spring green in mid-gloss. If Benjamin Moore had offered its Garden Court green in high-gloss, she would have used it.
"When you use a dark, saturated color, it can read heavy and we wanted it to read youthful and fresh, and the way to do that is use paint with sheen," she says.
Lowengart and her team were inspired by the lush verdant gardens of the property, even in August, just outside the master suite. Green, she claims, appeals to both the masculine and feminine aesthetic, which was another goal of the space.
"It also looks fantastic against the old-fashioned (and original) brass hardware on the casement windows," she says.
In order to meet the deadline given to her of just over 30 days, she visited the house, created a plan in a day and the shopped her favorite showrooms at the San Francisco Design Center.
At Lee Jofa, she picked out a "very current window treatment with lines of colored dots against a neutral background" and hung the draperies on glossy brass rods and rings to complement the window hardware.
She chose two area rugs from the Hewn Showroom.
And, she had two of her own designer heirlooms, a sofa and small chair, re-covered in fabrics to work with the room. For the sofa, she selected Waters Edge by Aerin and used blue cording on the sofa cushion and skirt. The chair is dressed in Schumacher's Chaing Mai with raspberry and lime green that tie in the colors of the room.
In the bathroom, conveying a sense of dimension was key.
So, she used dark brown Crossville tile in a herringbone pattern on the floor and gray tile in a running bond pattern on the walls, and accented it with high-fashion Kallista fixtures.
Lowengart promises to "reveal all her secrets" during a talk at 11 a.m. Nov. 14, including a light luncheon, and another at 2 p.m. Nov. 17, including a light snack. Space is limited and restricted to Showhouse ticketholders, and reservations are required. Ticketholders may reserve a spot for Lowengart's free presentations by emailing email@example.com and indicating the preferred lecture date and the number of people who wish to attend.
Even with other designers hailing from Southern California and Chicago, the house seems seamless, she points out.
"It was a blank slate and we weren't given any direction, but the spaces are really cohesive," she says.
Sara Rossi, Traditional Home's marketing director, agrees.
"These designers pulled inspiration from the valley and the Krug winery to create that cohesiveness," she says. "And, because they were designing for a showhouse, they could have a lot more fun in the designs, which makes it more theatrical for the visitor."
The Napa Showhouse benefits the Napa Valley Film Festival.
PJ Bremier writes on home, garden, design and entertaining topics and blogs at DesignSwirl.net. She may be contacted at P.O. Box 412, Kentfield, CA 94914, or at email@example.com.
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What: Traditional Home Napa Showhouse
When: Through Nov. 17; 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, closed Mondays and Nov. 10
Where: Charles Krug Winery, 2800 Main St., St. Helena
Admission: $40
Information: www.traditional home.com/napashowhouse


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Society is funny. They ask you to be yourself and yet they judge you.
Next person is Jack Wilshere.
Next: http://thefakes3.blogspot.com/2013/01/ryan-gosling.html
Don't find Ryan Gosling that attractive, but it was a decent wank.
Next person - David Beckham.
How about some yummy Ewan McGregor? http://www.imdb.com/media/rm588165120/nm0000191
MMMM wish i could do more than just jack off to Ewan. thanks for that one.
not sure if Jude Law has been done yet, but here he is http://www.queerclick.com/archive/20...e_law_nude.php
I've done Jude many, many times... In my dreams.
Here's a yummy one I found surfing IMDB. Penn Badgley. Smooth: http://www.imdb.com/media/rm2988607744/nm0046112.
Or if you prefer hairy: http://www.imdb.com/media/rm496534528/nm0046112
^Wow, that was amazing!
Keep scrolling down for the next person, some amazing pics: http://www.fitmales.co.uk/jack-wilshere/
Not quite my type, but I found some pics that were stroke worthy.
How about Jesse Metcalf from the new Dallas (love him and the how, btw).
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A bill that would restore Ethics Commission jurisdiction over the state lawmakers appeared to be headed for a Senate vote Wednesday, only to be pulled at the last minute to give lawmakers another day to consider changes they might propose before voting.
The bill, sponsored by Sen. James Sheehan, has been characterized by some as a compromise that would end years of debate over how to restore ethics oversight — lost in 2009, when the state Supreme Court ruled that the state Constitution shields lawmakers from the ethics scrutiny other public officials face if the conduct involves core legislative acts such as voting or speaking.
But advocacy groups such as Common Cause Rhode Island, Rhode Island Taxpayers and the League of Women Voters of Rhode Island are opposing the bill and say it is "hopelessly compromised."
Among their concerns: It says "any person" found guilty of violating the state's Code of Ethics "shall be entitled to" court trial. Common Cause executive director John Marion said that language would "weaken the commission" by allowing appeals by anyone, for any violation.
Sheehan, a North Kingstown Democrat, said the language is reasonable given the commission's powers and called the bill "a tremendous leap forward … for ethical government."
Sen. Dawson Hodgson, R-North Kingstown, said he plans to offer a floor amendment that would limit appeals to cases in which lawmakers face scrutiny for core legislative acts. And Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Michael McCaffrey, D-Warwick, who supports the bill as is, said other lawmakers may also be working on amendments.
If passed, the bill would put a proposed constitutional amendment before voters, asking if they want to add language to the Constitution that defines the Ethics Commission as the one body that can question and prosecute lawmakers for ethics violations.


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April is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, one of the most detectable and treatable cancers of all, and one that is impacting more and more people every year. Current statistics show that here in Tennessee, less than half of all woman get tested for cervical cancer, yet more than 20 million woman in the United States are infected with HPV, the virus that triggers cervical cancer, every year, often with little or no symptoms. That's why no matter your age or your background, it's important to get screened! To find out more, log onto TheHPVTest.com.


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Im new to linux but I am an advanced computer user in general.
I just installed the MDK 10.1 distro with KDE and everything works fine except for the ...
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Internet connection setup help!
Im new to linux but I am an advanced computer user in general.
I just installed the MDK 10.1 distro with KDE and everything works fine except for the internet connection. Im on a LAN and I have set the eth0 to use dhcp.
This is the strange part, it has found the dns servers and even has the correct IP that I get in windows but still I cant connect using konqueror.
If I ping localhost I get 127.0.0.1
Here is the readout from ifconfig:
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0C:6E:0E:3A:61
inet addr:126.96.36.199 Bcast:188.8.131.52 Mask:255.255.255.0
inet6 addr: fe80::20c:6eff:fe0e:3a61/64 Scope:Link
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:416 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:170 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:45810 (44.7 Kb) TX bytes:15484 (15.1 Kb)
Interrupt:5 Base address:0x8800
lo Link encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1 Mask:255.0.0.0
inet6 addr: ::1/128 Scope:Host
UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:16436 Metric:1
RX packets:50 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:50 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
RX bytes:3296 (3.2 Kb) TX bytes:3296 (3.2 Kb)
I may be wrong but to me this looks like a proper configuration?
So what have I missed?
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What's the output of 'route'?
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SOURCES: Biden at GOP convention; Secret Service in Tampa say they are Biden advance — he's coming Monday or Tuesday… Developing …
Source: Drudge Report front page. More posted as it becomes available.
UPDATE via the Weekly Standard:
Vice President Joe Biden will be in Tampa during the Republican National Convention, a campaign official confirms.
"Next week, on Monday, August 27 and Tuesday, August 28, Vice President Joe Biden will travel to the Tampa area and other cities for campaign events," an Obama campaign official tells THE WEEKLY STANDARD. "Additional details on the Vice President's trip are forthcoming."
The Republican National Convention will run from August 27-30 in Tampa.
The Drudge Report first reported the news that Biden would be in Tampa at the same as the Republican convention.


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The MS Zosima Shashkov has 140 cabins and 2 suites. All cabins are air-conditioned with simple furnishing, basic bath facilities and feature a window. The ship's amenities include two bars, a lounge, sauna, small souvenir shop and a doctor's office. The dining room serves basic Continental and Russian cuisine.


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Reader: La Guarida Cubana needs to pick up the pace as a neighborhood place
At La Guarida Cubana, a tiny Cuban restaurant that opened in June on a stretch of East Colfax known more for McDonald's and pot shops than good food, the Rosell family is using authentic family recipes -- but something is in danger of getting lost in the translation from the kitchen to the table.Mark Manger Lissette Rosell making coffee at La Guarida Cubana.
That's what Gretchen Kurtz suggested in her recent review, and a reader concurs:
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-- At La Guarida Cubana, love is not lost in the translation
- Slide show: A family affair at La Guarida Cubana
Says plcdef:
As the review says, just because you follow a family recipe doesn't make it good. I found nothing good here and wanted to since it was in my neighborhood. Service was non-existent, food was plain bad and $30 for 2 people to eat in a neighborhood place. I hope for their sake it gets better.
Have you tried La Guarida Cubana? What did you think? What are your favorite neighborhood joints -- and what's the price point that seems reasonable?
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I just downloaded the Unzip ThemAll that Helen shared.
What do you do with your zip files?
I have been keeping them in a separate "unzipped scrapbooking" file.
This means that I pay extra attention to my unzipping; which zip file was unzipped and what was the file tree in order to put it in the "same" spot on the unzipped side. As you can imagine, it makes me less likely to unzip everything.
My theory was if I accidentally messed up one of the files I could unzip it again and replace. I also thought this would give me a back up chance when TOU's replace each other in the designer's folder. I also thought this gave me a backup if my drive crashed, there would be another place that might survive.
NONE of these events has occurred. Of course most zips aren't compressed, so what I have actually done is doubled the amount of space that my digiscrapping pieces take. And I don't even touch half of it. Should I be deleting all of the zip files?
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Why the hell for one moment couldn't people advertise other things from Brazil rather than Slums, Football, Beaches, Carnival and such craps?
Yes, we problably live in jungles too, btw now let me go, I've got to feed my monkeys... ¬¬
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Heat wave, Lynnie. I was a bit surprised when I got up this morning, and it was snowing pretty steady. It's been like this all day. It is beautiful as long as you don't drive in it. If the youth rally is still on, my hubby will do the driving.
I was in Cleveland this summer, stayed at the Cleveland Hostel, I rather enjoyed it. Walked to the R&R Hall of Fame, because that's what tourists do! It was so humid and hot! Being that it was June/July.


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144 Cabinet Sub-Committee on Trade and Employment Conference to Australian Delegation, Geneva
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Your I.T.O.394, 403. Modification of Ottawa obligations.
Cabinet Sub-Committee desires the questions of free entry into United Kingdom and our own obligations under the Ottawa Agreement to be dealt with quite separately. The agreement with United Kingdom relating to the former will be general to a number of Commonwealth countries while the latter will be peculiar to Australia. Any reference to the other agreement such as that made by Coombs at the beginning and Helmore towards the end of the draft agreed minutes as set out in your I.T.0.394, modified by I.T.0.403, should therefore be deleted. In any case the more specific form of agreement covering the question of free entry into the United Kingdom which is proposed in our T.308 would necessitate this change.
2. With these alterations the text of the agreed draft minutes is approved for purposes of establishing a modus vivendi. At a later date however, the Committee desires the agreement to be embodied in a formal exchange of notes.


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All our professionals at Hudsonville Family Dentistry maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in dentistry.
I grew up in the Holland area and graduated from Holland Christian High School in 1990. I then attended Calvin College where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in 1994. I received my Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 2001 from Case Western Reserve University, School of Dentistry in Cleveland, Ohio. I first practiced dentistry in the Grandvlle area with another dentist and then decided to start my own practice in 2005 in the Jenison/Hudsonville area. In 2008, I joined my practice with Dr. Lynda Mackus and had to move into a new building in 2009 due to the growth we experienced. My family consists of my wife, Shelly and three boys; Nicholas, Cameron and Andrew. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends and enjoy many outdoor activities. We also live and attend church in the area.
Dr. Mackus is retiring! Please welcome Dr. Daniel Grode to Hudsonville Family Dentistry
"When one door closes another door opens"… With that said, we have taken great effort to find someone who can uphold the high quality of service that Dr. Mackus's patients have appreciated for over 34 years. We feel that we have been very fortunate to find just the right dentist to step in and, along with Dr. Matthew Lubbers, continue to provide you with the very best in dental care – Dr. Grode even comes to us with the "Dr. Mackus Stamp of Approval", (which you all know says a great deal about him right there ).
Please help us in welcoming Dr. Daniel Grode as the newest member of the Hudsonville Family Dentistry Team! Dr. Grode comes to us with his Bachelors of Science in Human Biology from Michigan State University and his Doctor of Dental Surgery from University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry. He is originally from the east side of the state, but while visiting his girlfriend here at Grand Valley, as she pursues her goal of becoming a Physicians Assistant, he fell in love with the area and just knew that he wanted to settle here. During his free time he is very active and loves sports, going to the beach, and playing with his new puppy. He is really looking forward to meeting all of our great patients and to continuing the Hudsonville Family Dentistry tradition of quality care and excellent service. Dr. Mackus, Dr. Lubbers, & Dr. Grode are all working together to ensure a smooth transition for everyone. We want you all to know that both Dr. Lubbers & Dr. Grode will be available to you for your patient care, you are welcome to choose either Doctor or both as your primary dentist with Hudsonville Family Dentistry.


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SHADY COVE, Ore. – When the ballots are counted in Jackson County on Tuesday night, Shady Cove residents and city officials will know if the third time is the charm for efforts to create a city-wide water system. Shady Cove has long been known as the largest city in the state without it's own water system.
Like the line from the "Rhyme Of The Ancient Mariner", Shady Cove is a city with "water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink"; at least that's the case for many residents, whose wells are drying up and 90% of Shady Cove homes are watered with wells or delivery services. A small private water utility, Shady Cove Waterworks, is for sale and serves a few homes. Two times before, in 1991 and 1999, voters rejected a city system as too expensive. Now, city officials think it's time to try again.
"If we wait too many years to say, 'Now is the time to do it', we may look for water from Lost Creek and they say, 'I'm sorry, it's already been allocated to other cities.' We don't wanna find ourselves in that type of situation," said the Shady Cove Mayor, Ron Holthusen.
Not only have voters before rejected a city-built system, but a separate water district was formed, then folded when it was unable to find funding. Holthusen says $23 million may sound like a lot, but it will mean a lot in economic development.
"I think, at the end of the day, we really tried to package this and portray this correctly as a community project, said Mayor Holthusen. "Even though we know there are individual areas that have problems, what we really are about is ensuring the viability of the community in the long term."
Shady Cove has been a city for 40 years now, and during most of that time there's been a raging debate about how to get water to city residents, aside from wells, they've already been drilled. Several attempts have been made, but city officials say with interest rates at record lows right now, this may be the best chance they have.


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NMMA reports gains in engine shipments and retail sales
Posted onU.S. outboard engine wholesale shipments and retail sales increased in April, the National Marine Manufacturers Association reported.
The NMMA's exclusive monthly report on outboard wholesale shipments and retail sales showed that shipments were up 11.5 percent in April from a year earlier for the NMMA's control group of manufacturers.
Corresponding dollars were up 22.2 percent, the group reported.
For the 12 months through April, unit volumes were up 5.8 percent year-over-year and corresponding dollars were up 10.9 percent.
Total retail sales based on warranty card registrations were up 9.6 percent year over year on a rolling 12-month basis, up slightly from the previous month.
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Nail Care – It's something that has plagued me my entire life. Not so much my toenails, but my fingernails. From cutting them to trying to keep nail polish on them, I've had nothing but bad luck.
Okay you're probably laughing at me by now, especially after reading that I have an issue with cutting my nails. What can I say? They never cut nicely and I always have to do a crap-ton of filing to attempt to make them the right shape. Oh and don't even get me started on how I often have so many problems trying to get my nail the right shape, that I lose any length my nail had.
Though I have to admit that my biggest problem is keeping my nail polish from chipping less than 24 hours after I apply it. Now before you starting wondering if I use a base coat and/or top coat, let me just say that I always apply a base coat, then the polish, then a top coat. On top of that I've tried the following:
1. Filed the tops of my nails before applying the base coat, to dull the nails and get it a less oily base.
2. Rubbed my nails with alcohol before applying the base coat to try and dry a lot of the oil out.
3. Filed the tops of my nails and then rubbed alcohol on top.
4. Used every "long lasting" brand of nail polish I can get my hands on.
Sadly none of these things have worked. The only difference it made was the amount of chips my nails had after 24 hours, but there were still chips. Talk about frustrating!
At 33 years old, I must admit that I have given up wearing nail polish on my fingernails. I've come to the conclusion that they must hold more oil in them than the Middle East and that I'm pretty much out of luck, unless I want to fork over the time and money to get and keep up fake nails (been there…no thanks).
How about you? Do you have the same nail woes or do you have some ground breaking tip you'd like to share? Please tell talk about it in the comments below!


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I hate that stupid Fratellis song, "Chelsea Dagger." It makes me want to put a dagger through my eardrums, and I had to hear it 4 times this afternoon.
This game made me feel like an untreated manic depressive, almost entirely within the third period alone. The first was pretty bland, the second was fantastic, and the third was just a mish mash of wild mood swings. Matt had a great tweet that sums it up awesomely:
1st: ugh. 2nd: sweet. 3rd: ughwowyikesholycrapnoyesawesome.
Goals were as follows:
Detroit: Brian Rafalski (pp; Lidstrom, Zetterberg); Nicklas Lidstrom (Filppula, Bertuzzi); Jason Williams (Zetterberg, Rafalski); Valtteri Filppula (Bertuzzi, Miller); Pavel Datsyuk (unassisted)
Chicago: Duncan Keith (Seabrook, Kane); Andrew Ladd (unassisted); Andrew Ladd (Johnsson, Madden); Andrew Ladd (Keith, Madden)
- The Wings allowed Andrew Ladd his first career hat trick. That says enough. I mean, really?
- Afternoon games are ridiculous. This game started at 11:30am local time. No wonder the Wings looked asleep on their skates for the first period. Quite frankly, I can't even remember them getting 9 shots on net in that duration.
- Jimmy. Please work on your rebounds. Thanks.
+ Lebda actually does look like he's been playing better with Lilja, interestingly. He actually looks like an NHL defenseman.
- Almost immediately after I thought that, he overskated the puck, and forced Filppula to try and get it out, which resulted in a bad turnover and a Chicago goal. As it turns out, going to Notre Dame doesn't actually mean anything when it comes to hockey smarts.
+ The Wings really woke up in the second period. I was half paying attention for a bit, working on some H2H stuff and being exasperated with how the game was going, when I realized that goals were going in at a rather alarming rate (in a good way). Huet had a meltdown, unsurprisingly, and I'm wondering if the Blackhawks are wishing they'd picked someone up at the trade deadline.
+ Five unanswered goals by the Red Wings in the second period.
Just pure dominance by the Wings, and Pavel's goal was an exclamation mark on the period. The Wings proved to Chicago that they still have a long way to go in order to challenge Detroit's position as alpha in the Central division.
+ On that note, Rafalski looked more like his Team USA/Olympian self rather than the pinching, turnover prone Rafalski of the majority of the season. Good.
= Speaking of, whereas Datsyuk's been pretty jacked since getting back from the Olympics, Zetterberg has seemed a little… off. He didn't have a very good Olympics, and that seems to have spilled into the re-start of the season. I hope he resolves it soon, be it an injury or just being snakebit.
+ The Wings… we… they had a goal called off against them. That is to say, in their favor. I'm pretty certain I thought the Apocalypse, the Rapture, and the End of the World As We Know It was nigh.
– Bertuzzi apparently sustained a charley horse and left the game at some point (I want to say it was towards the end of the second period). He had maybe one of the worst periods of play I've ever seen. Pierre and Olczyk were just ripping on him. But Bertuzzi came back with a really strong second, making plays and tallying two assists. And immediately they start gushing about him like he's the savior of the game. Sigh. Sounds like the injury isn't very serious, and here's to hoping he'll be back in the lineup for Tuesday's matchup.
– Pierre's comment that Piet Van Zant was on the bench looking at a hurt Pavel made me almost scream NOOOOOO out loud. Not even kidding. Thankfully he was just stung with a blocked shot off the foot and came back after testing it during a TV timeout.
– After that ridiculous offensive output in the second period, the Wings promptly gave up a goal early in the third, and then another about half way through for Ladd to complete his hat trick. Really, after the five goals in the second, this really never should have come down to a 1-goal game. Curse of the three- and two-goal lead, I suppose.
+ I can't remember exactly why, but Marian Hossa was whining to the refs about some call or another that didn't go his way, and my entire Twitter feed, no joke, went "Shut up Hossa."
+ Kronwall really had the save of the game. There was a wide open net for the Blackhawks and he just planted himself in the crease to sweep the puck out, and then blocked the second chance.
+ Another incredibly important win, and 2 points in regulation. Even better, two fairly strong outings in a row. Can they keep it up? Can they make it three in an extremely important game on Tuesday?
The Flames won against the Wild tonight, making them 1 point back of the Red Wings. Nashville, having lost today, it only 1 point ahead. It would not be hyperbole to say that Tuesday's tilt is the most important game of the season so far. Bring the killer instinct, put the skate down, and don't let up, boys.


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Harri Hakulinen has announced over the official MeeGo Blog that the next firmware update (PR1.3) for the Nokia N900 is not far away, and that it will allow for the easy dual-booting of Maemo and MeeGo.
He also provides an interesting update on the progress of the MeeGo for N900 adaptation project (not officially supported by Nokia, although Nokia is committing resources to it). 3G audio call functionality is now available, but other hardware features won't be available until MeeGo 1.2 (such as the camera).
A video of MeeGo running on the N900 was shown on the THP on Maemo blog earlier this month, and is available below:


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Zabrick to Captain Women's Hockey Team
Jocelyn Zabrick is taking the reigns as the next captain of the St. Cloud State Women's Hockey team. The team announced today via press release that Zabrick was named captain of the Huskies for the 2011-12 season. Forwards Brittany Toor and Alex Nelson will serve as alternate captains.
Zabrick is entering her junior season for St. Cloud State and spent last season at center after playing defense in her first year. The Airdrie, Alberta native has zero goals and eight assists in 62 career games.
Toor served as an alternate captain last season in her junior year. Hailing from Hartland, Michigan, Toor notched finished fourth on the team with four goals last season while battling a back injury. Toor has tallied nine goals and 11 assists in 101 games as a Husky.
Nelson will be a junior next season and will be expected to help lead the Huskies offensively. The forward from Andover, Minnesota had eight points last season after scoring 12 her freshman season. Nelson has 11 goals and nine assists for St. Cloud.
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You are so far ahead - it took 16 years to get to where I am now. Blessings.
Hi guys,
I'm still pretty newish here, and new to cakes, I've only been working with decorated cakes for about a year or so. The cake that I'm putting up for review is the first ever tiered wedding cake I've done. I'd love any feedback or helpful tips!
Thanks a lot!
"Cake is good for the soul."
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Can someone review this cake: http://cakecentral.com/g/i/3192633/a/3456032/black-and-white-striped-cake-with-pink-bow-leopard-print-cake-on-the-inside-like-us-on-facebook-https-www-facebook-com-sweetshopandbakery/ Our first attempt at leopard print inside the cake.
Haha, they're real!
@rachelcak3s I love the design of the cake but the bulging on the middle tier is quite obvious, might want to watch out for that next time. I also really like the bows, very cute! And personally, I would have used smaller letters for the name. Your flowers are also really nice!
At first look I automatically said WOW, because the colors and design is great. But I do agree, the lettering needs to be half that size, looks like you put too much buttercream under your fondant. It needs just a little - as glue. Bow and zebra stripes are perfect.
Hey, rachelcak3s!
Very cute design...I know you were having some trouble with bulging. I am going to disagree with a previous comment, you should be icing your cakes with the regular amount of icing on them...not to thin or you will see lumps and bumps.
You could try to cut down on the amount of filling to keep it from coming out or making sure your filling is pretty stiff, then adding a little liquid when you need to ice your cakes if you are using the same filling for the icing.
Also, once you fill your cakes, crumb coat and wrap in plastic. Top with another cake round and put a dinner plate on it. Allow that to sit at room temp for a long while..I do mine at night so they are ready for the morning. Put in fridge in AM until your cake is firm. Ice. Refrigerate (or freeze for an hour or so) and put on your fondant. You can experiment leaving cakes out of the cold to see if they are still slumping. If not, you've solved your problem.
I like taller tiers, they look more "regal" and give you more room to put on pretty decorations!
I like the height of your letters. If the tier was taller, I don't think they'd look too big then. I might even have outlined them with a string of fondant (if you don't have a clay extruder (I love my green one from JoAnn's), they are amazing for thick or thin string borders, rope borders, etc. They are fairly inexpensive (I think under $10-15 and you can always get a coupon), and the amount of time it saves you, it's well worth the money.
I would probably have made the letters ahead and allowed them to dry and attached with some melted candy melts.
I love your bows!
And I mentioned before about the board. I would seriously worry that the thin board would collapse if you had to move it around, or at the very least, mess up your decorations/fondant.
Great cake...fun colors and print!
And sorry if I already mentioned some of these things...my memory STINKS!


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For the seventh year in a row, the ASPCA has been selected to participate in the Subaru "Share the Love" event, which kicks off November 20, 2014.
Since 2008, Subaru has donated over $9 million to the ASPCA through the "Share the Love" event, reflecting the commitment that Subaru owners have to helping animals. Once again this year, for every new vehicle sold or leased between November 20, 2014 and January 2, 2015, Subaru will donate $250 to the purchaser's choice among four national charity partners or local Hometown Charity selected by participating retailers, with a minimum guaranteed donation of $250,000 to each national charity.
This year marks another pivotal turning point in the history of the campaign, as Subaru of America has managed to exceed our expectations for 2014 with their decision to increase their total "Share the Love" charitable donation from $10 million last year to up to $15 million this year—thank you, Subaru! With this news, the ASPCA has the potential to earn an even greater donation this year, which would allow us to impact more animals in communities nationwide. But we need your help! Quite simply, the more selections made for the ASPCA when buying or leasing a new vehicle, the more funds will be available to help us save more lives.
Two elements from last year's campaign will also continue:
- Subaru retailers have once again been invited to select a local Hometown Charity to participate in the "Share the Love" event
- For the second year in a row, a portion of the ASPCA's donation from "Share the Love" has been allocated to grants for ASPCA/Subaru "Share the Love" Rescue Rides, to fund life saving animal transports. Hundreds of dogs, cats, puppies and kittens will be finding homes for the holidays!
Please help us spread the word about the ASPCA's participation in the Subaru "Share the Love" event! The support of Subaru has already allowed us to help thousands of animals, but there are countless more that need our help. You can help us save lives!
As part of our participation in the Subaru "Share the Love" event, the ASPCA continues to match Subaru retailers with local animal welfare agencies around the country to host events at retail stores. These events vary from pet adoptions, collection drives, pet pictures with Santa and other fun activities.
Use the search tool (left) to help you find the event closest to you. Events are typically held on Saturdays from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M., but check with the local Subaru retailer listed for exact times and event details. We encourage you to tweet photos and share them on Facebook and Instagram using the hashtag #aspcaSTL.
Important reminder for ASPCA Guardians and Founders: Don't forget that as an ASPCA Guardian, you may be eligible for the exclusive VIP program from Subaru! (All ASPCA Founders automatically qualify). If you purchase or lease a new Subaru through the VIP program, the ASPCA will receive $100! If you purchase/lease a new Subaru using the VIP program during "Share the Love" (and select the ASPCA as your charity), the ASPCA will receive the $250 STL donation along with the VIP program donation of $100 for a total of $350! For details and to obtain the required VIP verification form, visit aspca.org/guardian or contact us at [email protected] or 646-706-4690
Subaru will donate $250 for every new Subaru vehicle sold or leased from November 20, 2014, through January 2, 2015, to a choice of participating charities designated by the purchaser, up to $15,000,000 in total. Purchasers must make their charity designations by January 31, 2015. See subaru.com/share for details. A guaranteed minimum donation of $250,000 will be made to each of the four national charities. All donations made by Subaru of America, Inc.
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GE 36:11 The sons of Eliphaz were Teman, Omar, Zepho, Gatam, and Kenaz.
GE 36:15-16 Teman, Omar, Zepho, Kenaz.
1CH 1:35-36 Teman, Omar, Zephi, Gatam, Kenaz, Timna, and Amalek.
My response to the above being present as an inconsistency is to wonder why anyone would think that it is one.
All three have two names in common. In two of them there is a third common name that actually is in the third as well, but in a variant form.
Finally, for purposes unknown to us at this moment some (or even all) of the writers chose not to include every descendant in their lists.
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What: Van Tour of Historic Portage Railroad
When: Saturday, July 13, 2013,1:00 PM
Where: Meet at Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site Visitor Center
Notes: Tour is free; reservations required. Call (814) 886-6150
Travel back in time with a park ranger on a free van tour of the historic route of the Allegheny Portage Railroad. This tour follows the entire route of the Portage Railroad from the canal basin in Hollidaysburg to the canal basin in Johnstown. Visitors will learn how this engineering marvel was built and hear the compelling stories of the men and women who built and operated what was the most important route westward from 1834 to 1854. In many places the route will follow the exact path of the old Portage Railroad and will go to the Staple Bend Tunnel. In addition, the tour will take passengers past the Skew Arch Bridge, the reconstruction of Engine House 6, the historic Lemon House, and several historic culverts. This free tour is 3 hours long and begins at 1 PM at the Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site Visitor Center. Space is limited to 12 people and reservations are required.
Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site is located 10 miles west of Altoona, Pennsylvania off the Gallitzin exit of U.S. Highway 22. The park preserves portions of the first railroad crossing of the Allegheny Mountains. This unique railroad connected the eastern and western divisions of the PennsylvaniaMainlineCanal. For additional information, reservations and directions for this event, please call the park at (814) 886-6150 or visit the park website at www.nps.gov/alpo.


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The Sample: NEW Chanel Joues Contraste Powder Blush in 69 Fleur de Lotus (Review, Swatches & Photos)
26 Jul
I did it! I got my hands on Chanel's limited-edition beauty: the Fleur de Lotus blush! As soon as I saw the photos for this glorious confection, I knew immediately that it would be mine. I don't know if I've told you this, but I'm obsessed warm coral and peachy-pink blushes–and the color of Fleur de Lotus is about as perfect as they come.
Released as part of the limited-edition 6-piece Fleur de Lotus collection available exclusively at Nordstrom, the collection was previously released in Asia for Spring 2012 under the title Le Blanc de Chanel. The collection proved so popular however, that they eventually decided to release it stateside as well. But apparently, they decided to release it "as is"–meaning the Fleur de Lotus blush as well as the Les 4 Ombres Eyeshadow Palette are in the baked formula that is typical in Asia/Europe, not the pressed powder version found in the U.S. For some, this might be a dealbreaker but I loved the color so much after swatching it that I decided to go for it anyway.
Fleur de Lotus is the most stunning coral-pink shade ever. I already thought it was gorgeous in the photos I saw online, but when I swatched it in-person…goodness, it was true love. On the cheeks, it's more a soft peachy-coral. It's beautiful and has the most lovely, luminescent sheen (vs. full-on shimmer). The sheen, along with the healthy peachy color, gives your cheeks the healthy, youthful, glowy cheeks of a child model or something equally ridiculous. It has a shimmery marbled pattern atop the blush, which is typical in baked formulas. As you can see based on my photos, the color of Fleur de Lotus does vary depending on the light. In the shade (which is where the 2 open-compact photos were taken), it can appear more coral. In the sunlight (closeup photos), it looks to be more of a vibrant pinky-coral. Either way, it's beyond gorgeous and you need it! It's a shade that I think will be universally flattering. The blush is on the sheer side but can definitely be built up for a stronger coral cheek. For some reason, I had trouble building up the color for the swatches on my arm, but the color shows up on the cheeks very easily.
Though I prefer a pressed powder formula, the baked version of Fleur de Lotus is surprisingly smooth and silky! I've read several other reviews where bloggers have remarked that they feel Fleur de Lotus' baked formula is softer than usual, too. Don't get me wrong, it's still harder in texture than my other Joues Contraste blush in Rose Initiale (pressed powder version), but for a baked blush it's remarkably fine-milled and smooth. It also blends very easily. I would use a dense, firm blush brush when applying this as a soft one does not pick up a lot of color. Like the U.S version though, this blush is pretty darn powdery. You have to use a denser blush to pick up a sufficient amount of color, but with a denser brush the amount of powder fallout is incredible. A few swipes and there is powder flying off in every direction and a fine layer of powder covering everything in the compact. Also, like all the Joues Contraste blushes, this powder is scented with a lovely rose fragrance. It's not too strong though and I can't smell it at all once it's actually on my cheeks.
Again, I wanted to apologize if the swatch photos below are a bit light. I had absolutely no problems with pigmentation and getting it to show up on my face–but on my arm, it just did not want to show up!
Fleur de Lotus lasted about 4 1/2 hours on my oily skin before it began to fade considerably. It's not the best–but it's considerably better than the wear I got with Rose Initiale. However, I think I am going to re-test the wear of Rose Initiale since I believe my skin was abnormally oily at the time. Overall, I really do love this blush. Again, it's not the best formula I've ever tried–and I definitely prefer the U.S pressed powder version–but it's still really nice. The color is stunning–I honestly love it and can see myself reaching for it year round. If you're interested, run to your nearest Nordstrom and try it–it's 10 times prettier in person than it is in pictures. And remember, it's limited edition! That alone makes it a more desirable piece…that is, if you're an irrational beauty addict like me
Pros: color is gorgeous; shade is universally flattering; the sheen is lovely and refined and doesn't accentuate my pores; the baked texture is hard, but still applies smoothly and blends easily; color is sheer but buildable
Cons: a bit pricey for the amount given; very powdery; wear time could be greatly improved
»»Pricing: $43/0.14 oz. (4 g.) *please note that the U.S version of the Joues Contraste blushes is $43 for 0.21 oz. (6 g.)!! I was pretty disappointed at that…
»»Availability: Nordstrom.com and in-stores (click the link and enter your zip code to find a store that has it near you) *update: my lovely reader Em has informed me that Fleur de Lotus is now available online at Chanel's site. This was interesting to me because it was only supposed to be a Nordstrom exclusive, but I'm glad it's more accessible now. Everyone should be able to enjoy the beauty that is Fleur de Lotus Click here to go to the site
»»Recommended for: everyone–though I think it will be especially flattering on warm skin tones
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The Netherlands Minister called this morning to enquire whether Australia had recognised Mr. C. H. Campbell as Trade Commissioner in Australia of the Republic of Indonesia. The Minister was informed that no request for Campbell's recognition as such had been received.
2. Subsequently we received your B/57 of December 30th forwarding a copy of Sjahrir's appointment of Campbell. [2]
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noun \ˈpər-ˌlīt\Definition of PERLITE
: volcanic glass that has a concentric structure, appears as if composed of concretions, is usually grayish and sometimes spherulitic, and when heated expands to form a lightweight aggregate used especially in concrete and plaster and as a medium for potting plants
— per·lit·ic \ˌpər-ˈli-tik\ adjective
Origin of PERLITE
French, from perle pearl
First Known Use: 1833
Rhymes with PERLITE
affright, air right, airtight, albite, Albright, alight, all right, all-night, a mite, aright, backbite, backlight, bauxite, bedight, birthright, black light, bleed white, bobwhite, bombsight, box kite, calcite, campsite, catfight, cockfight, contrite, cordite, Cushite, daylight, deadlight, delight, dendrite, despite, dogfight, downlight, downright, droplight, dust mite, earthlight, excite, eyebright, eyesight, fanlight, felsite, ferrite, finite, fire blight, firefight, firelight, first night, fistfight, flashlight, fleabite, floodlight, foresight, forthright, fortnight, freewrite, frostbite, Gadite, gall mite, gaslight, gastight, ghostwrite, goethite, graphite, green light, gummite, gunfight, half-light, halite, Hamite, handwrite, headlight, highlight, hindsight, Hittite, homesite, hoplite, Hussite, ignite, illite, infight, in-flight, incite, indict, indite, insight, in sight, invite, jacklight, jadeite, key light, lamplight, late blight, leucite, Levite, lighttight, lignite, limelight, lintwhite, lowlight, Lucite, Luddite, lyddite, marmite, Melchite, Memphite, midnight, millwright, moonlight, New Right, night-light, nitrite, off-site, off-white, on sight, on-site, outright, outsight, partite, peep sight, penlight, playwright, polite, preflight, prizefight, pyrite, quartzite, ratite, recite, red light, red-light, requite, respite, rewrite, rushlight, rust mite, safelight, samite, searchlight, Semite, Servite, Shemite, Shiite, shipwright, sidelight, sit tight, skintight, skylight, skywrite, slant height, smectite, snakebite, snow-white, sound bite, spaceflight, spotlight, stage fright, starlight, sternite, sticktight, stoplight, streetlight, stylite, sulfite, sunlight, Sunnite, taillight, termite, thermite, tonight, torchlight, trothplight, Twelfth Night, twilight, twi-night, typewrite, unite, unsight, upright, uptight, wainwright, watch night, wax light, Web site, weeknight, wheelwright, white flight, white knight, x-height, zinc white
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Natural glass with concentric cracks such that the rock breaks into small, pearl-like bodies. It is formed by the rapid cooling of viscous lava or magma. Perlite is porous and has a waxy to pearly lustre and is commonly gray or greenish but may be brown, blue, or red. Since c. 1950, large deposits have been worked in New Mexico, Nevada, California, and other western states. Heat-treated perlite is a substitute for sand in lightweight wall plaster and concrete aggregate. Perlite is used for heat and sound insulation, lightweight ceramic products, and filters.
Variants of PERLITE
perlite or pearlstone
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I just went through a stack (9 months) of Economist magazines and cut out our address label. DH called the Library and they said they would take them. So I sent him right out the door. Now I know to do it more often. (Donate the magazines, I mean, not sending DH out the door!) The other magazines will go in recycling. It is great to free up that space!
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My library will take donated books, but only hardbound. No paperbacks, no magazines and of course no newspapers. And I can't count the number of National Geographics I have seen at garage sales and in peoples' trash. Glad you found one way to donate mags. |
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Some nursing homes, medical centers and hospitals will accept magazines. Also some day care centers will accept them to use--cut out pictures, make projects etc. |
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We take our few subscription magazines to dr. office, hospital waiting rooms, etc. Our library takes them and they are available free. It's fun to rummage through and take a few I would never buy, but like to look at. Then, recycle through dr. office, etc. Take it from me: when you are waiting for someone in 4 hours of surgery, it is a godsend to have access to mags and a TV :-) Thank you to our hospital's auxiliary. |
I went to my library early one day, about 10 minutes before they opened. Saw 2 cardboard boxes full of books had been left on the steps. A janitor cane out and carried them to the dumpster. What a waste. And the "donor" probably thought their gesture was appreciated. Always ask first. |
Our library accepts all books, paperback or hardbound. Twice a year our "Friends of the Library" group has a big sale. Most paperback books sell for 25cents and hardcover for $1-2. Lots of people donate books for the sale. The money goes to buy new books. |
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I CANNOT find Swedish Ivy anywhere in NC. Why is that? I want the waxy shiny round scalloped leaf plant that is so pretty! I want the wrinkled leaf with the purple lines in it too, but have had no luck finding it. Does anyone here have these plants? I have the green round scalloped swedish ivy that blooms tiny white flowers but it is not the shiny leaf one. Patricia |
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Patricia...I know where you can find various Swedish Ivy's, via online nurseries. If you're interested. Toni |
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All the Home Depots here in Calif have tons of them right now for 99cents. Maybe NY will also. Good luck, I love the pretty green. K |
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