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DC Army National Guard soldiers return home from Afghanistan
About 70 members of the battalion returned Sunday to the District of Columbia following a 10-month deployment to Afghanistan.8 Comments
Jim Graham violated code of conduct over land deal, review finds
A review finds Councilmember Jim Graham committed "a clear violation" of Metro's standards of conduct in 2008. But the report released Thursday does not allege any criminal activity. Graham issued a detailed rebuttal on Friday.21 Comments
32 D.C. playgrounds set for improvements
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray announced Friday that 32 playground have been identified as in need of upgrades by the department of parks and recreation.Comment
D.C. FBI office creates intellectual property squad
Trent Teyema, assistant special agent in charge of the office's cyber branch, says a new squad was created this month as part of a broader law enforcement focus on cybercrime.Comment
Baby panda cause of death: Underdeveloped lungs, liver disease
The National Zoo's six-day old baby panda died from underdeveloped lungs and liver disease, zoo officials said Thursday.35 Comments
MLB Playoffs 2012: Nationals vs. Cardinals Game 4
The Washington Nationals have no choice but to win game 4 of the National League Division Series Thursday night or their post-season run will be over.8 Comments
American Airlines pilots protest at Reagan National Airport
Travelers at Reagan National Airport are getting a first-hand look at the labor troubles plaguing American Airlines.16 Comments
Gregory Darnell Troxler shot, killed in Northeast
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State Department says security adequate in Benghazi
State Department officials testified before an election-season congressional hearing on accusations of security failures at the consulate that led or contributed to the deaths of the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans.8 Comments
Angela McCaskill, Gallaudet University associate provost for diversity, on paid administrative leave
Gallaudet University's associate provost for diversity and inclusion, Angela McCaskill has been on paid, administrative leave since Wednesday for allegedly signing a petition to put a same sex marriage referendum on Maryland's ballot November.20 Comments
Nationals vs. Cardinals: Excitement continues at Nationals Park
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Maslin faces men charged in husband's violent assault
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D.C.'s National Law Enforcement Museum project gets $15 million
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Four candidates for an at-large D.C. Council seat will be sitting down for their first televised debate.4 Comments
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Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors gets federal subpoena
By Jennifer Ablan and David Gaffen
(Reuters) – Leon Cooperman's Omega Advisors Inc told clients
earlier this week that it has been subpoenaed by federal
prosecutors and regulators seeking information about its trading
activities in certain securities, according to a letter seen by
Reuters on Thursday.
The firm said it has not been charged with wrongdoing and
that it is cooperating with the U.S. Attorney's office in New
Jersey and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Herbalife judge did not 'exonerate' company-Pershing Square
By Jonathan Stempel and Jennifer Ablan
(Reuters) – The hedge fund firm run by activist investor William Ackman on Friday said a federal judge's recent dismissal of a shareholder lawsuit against Herbalife Ltd (HLF.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) did not "exonerate or bless" the company's business practices.
Pershing Square Capital Management LP, which in December 2012 revealed a $1 billion bet against the weight loss and nutritional products company, said recent press reports that it was behind the lawsuit, or had sued Herbalife itself, were false.
Pimco downgrades US growth to 2.5 to 3 pct on sluggish exports, capex
March 19 (Reuters) – Bond fund company Pacific Investment
Management Co cut its forecast for U.S economic growth in 2015,
saying it expected a stronger dollar to hold back exports and
that capital expenditures would slow in the energy sector.
Pimco said on Thursday in its quarterly Cyclical Forum
outlook report that it expected growth of 2.5 percent to 3
percent, down from a prior outlook of 2.75 percent to 3.25
MetWest Total Return Bond, Dodge & Cox Income nab Pimco flows -Morningstar
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Pimco Total Return Fund, previously overseen by Bill Gross, have
consistently benefited the Metropolitan West Total Return Bond
and Dodge & Cox Income, according to a
Morningstar analysis released on Tuesday.
"Gold-rated Metropolitan West Total Return Bond and
Gold-rated Dodge & Cox Income landed in the top five for the
fifth consecutive month," Alina Lamy, senior analyst at
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funds continue to be the new investor favorites in the
intermediate-term bond category."
DoubleLine's Gundlach says not the time to short U.S. dollar
NEW YORK, March 10 (Reuters) – Investors should not short
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that it is ready for a correction, DoubleLine Capital's Chief
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massively long U.S. dollars, Gundlach told a conference call
webcast that this time "the consensus is right" and a contrarian
positioning could hurt a portfolio.
Bill Gross's fund at Janus saw first monthly outflow in February
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Investors pulled $18.5 million from Bill Gross's Janus Global Unconstrained Bond Fund JUCAX.O in February, the first such cash withdrawal since the closely watched investor took on the portfolio in October, Morningstar said on Monday.
The Janus Global Unconstrained Bond Fund's assets under management stood at $1.45 billion at the end of February, down from $1.46 billion at the end of January, its highest in net assets, according to Morningstar data.
Pimco CIO Ivascyn says 'late decision-makers' behind withdrawals
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Pimco's top investment officer said on Tuesday that "late decision makers" are largely behind a rush of withdrawals from its flagship bond fund some five months after the departure of longtime manager Bill Gross, but the outflows should taper off before long.
Dan Ivascyn, group chief investment officer for Pimco, said in an interview that many institutional investors take months to decide on and execute a reallocation from one fund or firm to another. As a result, it is not surprising that outflows persist so long after Gross' departure in late September.
Investors pull $8.6 bln from Pimco Total Return Fund in February
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Investors yanked another $8.6 billion from the Pimco Total Return Fund last month, Pimco said on Tuesday in the latest indication the firm's flagship fund is still reeling from the sudden departure of co-founder Bill Gross last September.
February's outflow, the 22nd straight month of withdrawals, compared with $11.6 billion the previous month. The fund had assets under management of $124.7 billion at the end of February, down from a peak of $292.9 billion in April 2013.
Jeffrey Gundlach's DoubleLine posts net inflow of $1.59 bln in Feb
NEW YORK, March 2 (Reuters) – DoubleLine Funds, an
investment firm that has been a major competitor to bond fund
Pimco, on Monday reported a net inflow of $1.59 billion in
February, compared with a record net inflow in January of $3.04
The Los Angeles-based firm, co-founded by Jeffrey Gundlach,
said the DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund, the firm's largest
fund by total assets, also saw inflows in February though lower
than the previous month.
Berkshire insurance 'superstar' could fill Buffett's shoes
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Warren Buffett, at a news conference in Bengaluru in 2011, lavishly praised Berkshire Hathaway executive Ajit Jain for smoothly running much of the conglomerate's insurance businesses.
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WHO WERE THE SONS OF GOD IN GENESIS CHAPTER 6:2 I believe that the sons of GOD WERE THE ANGELS because of the giants in those days.
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Submitted by Mike Kirby on Sun, 2011-03-27 06:20.
Jeff said,
These verses speak of us as the sons of God.
Romans 8:14,Matthew 5:9,John 1:12
Mike says,
In that case, there was a sort of "knowing" between the Spirit of God and the dead spirit of man to caused a "birth" of a "new creature".
The recipe for that sort of reproduction isn't clearly delineated in scripture either.
Admittedly, our sonship is a foundational truth whereas the angelic is only speculative.
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Richards marks return to rugby with win
ESPN Staff
September 3, 2012
Newcastle Falcons boss Dean Richards marked his return to rugby with a commanding 37-20 win over Bristol on Sunday.
Richards took charge of his first competitive game for three years at the Memorial Stadium and watched his side run in a four-try bonus point win in their Championship opener. Tries from Tane Tu'ipulotu a double from Luke Fielden and another from Ally Hogg was enough to give the them the win.
The Falcons will hope to bounce back to the Aviva Premiership at the first time of asking and Richards, while pleased with the win, expects his side to push on from their opening victory.
"There were some good things but also some bad things that we need to work on and the players know that, but the most important thing was to get the win," Richards said. "The players are frustrated with certain aspects of the game but I'm quite happy with the performance and there is a lot more to come from us."
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I will be heading to DFW for a wedding Mid-July. I was hoping to get some insight from some locals as far as good places to visit brewery/Pubfood wise as well as fun things to do on the cheap. I don't mind some touristy stuff but I prefer to hit the places that are fun and not packed with tourists like myself, (i.e. river tubing). I appreciate any insight and will return the favor if you ever visit Denver. Cheers!
The Flying Saucer in Addison or Ft Worth are great beer bars. Top notch selections, decent prices for a bar and cool clientele. Good food. They get busy on the weekend nights, of course. Ft Worth is the funkier one, in a good funk way.
The Stockyards of Ft Worth can be fun for on foot bar hoping. The early crowd is light and calm. The night crowd gets thick and rowdy. Good times rowdy. And someone's usually got some livestock our there. Horses, cattle, a llama or a camel.
You can tour Rhars. I've been. It was neat. The place looked like it was cobbled together by homebrewing junkmen. Great beer. I think Four Corners in Dallas is doing stuff now.
Both cities have a zoo and the Dallas aquarium is nice.
Car shows are common in the spring through fall.
The metroplex, aka metromess, is huge and under a lot of construction. Bring a GPS and avoid interstates through either Dallas or Ft Worth as much as you can. 121, 161 and 183 get bogged down during rush hours too.
Are you going to be mostly in Dallas or Fort Worth? Or do you care how much driving you do while here? I only ask, as it will definitely determine the prioritized list I'm working on for you.
Most of our time will be on the Dallas side but I never mind driving as long as I am not stuck on a highway as zuljin mentioned.
Every brewery does tours on Saturday just about, a couple smaller Dallas side ones are Franconia, 4 Corners, Deep Ellum, Peticolas, Community.
In May there is the Dallas Brew Riot-Home Brew competition. There is a whole thread on here about it.
I would recommend planning indoor things. If you are a science geek the Perot Muesum is awesome, sells out early so get tickets online though.
As far as eating, I can only really speak to places in my neck of the woods.
Ten Bells Tavern - is AWESOME food and great local beer selection. It is English style pub so no TVs or anything but a great patio and like I said super food.
Jonathon's Oak Cliff - close runner up to Ten Bells, but a lot more known with the hipster crowd so can be extremely packed.
Other local spots in Oak Cliff that I enjoy and have good selections of brew-Oddfellows, Eno's, Tillman's Roadhouse, Bolsa.
If you want real Mexican I recommend El Ranchito (inland mexican) or La Calle Doce (coastal mexican)
Fuel City is a gas station downtown that is a good killer of an hour or so. They have the best taco's in Dallas according to D Magazine. I prefer the breakfast ones, but the lunch/dinner ones are good to. They have Longhorns and what not on site too.
just eat, eat, eat. they invented food in Texas. mos def get some good Texas BBQ...everything else isnt.
I spent a summer there. I suggest Meddlesome Moth. It's great for beer, with friendly bartenders. Food is a bit heavy, so watch out.
In addition to those mentioned, Holy Grail near Legacy is nice. Trinity Hall, uptown Ginger Man, any of the Flying Saucers, The Common Table, Jack Mac's, Goodfriend, The Londoner, The Allen Wickers, Bryan Street Tavern, Zio Carlo's (Fort Worth), Live Oak (Fort Worth).
Bottles to go: Kegs & Barrels, Spec's, Total Wine & More (FW), World Beer Co Bottle Shop
For Growler fills: Whole Foods, Zio Carlo's (FW), World Beer Co Bottle Shop
BrewRiot should be another fun event this year, and I'd +1 the recommendation of checking it out. And it's definitely worth checking out the Meddlesom Moth.
Rahr (Fort Worth)
Martin House (Fort Worth)
Four Corners
Deep Ellum
Franconia (McKinney)
Cedar Creek (Seven Points)
Revolver (Granbury)
(and as mentioned, most, if not all, do Saturday tour hours.)
There are more, and as I think of solid ones, I'll come back and add them here. Hope you enjoy your visit!
For non-beer related items:
Fort Worth Zoo rocks!
Also, the Fort's museum block is a wonderful experience.
Dallas has some great places as well, but I'm typically only east of 360 for work or beer.
Thank you all for the helpful input. I will definitely be checking out some of these laces. I sadly, won't be there for The Riot but I am definitely going to look into the Perot museum


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Dress Your House for Sale Success
There are only 4 things that will ultimately affect your home's sale price. And one completely within your control as the homeowner, is the condition of the property. Through some careful preparation and a little elbow grease you can give your home that "Wow Factor" that Buyers will pay a premium for. And in an effort to help my home sellers prepare, I have provided this article on ways to spruce up the home and become the object of desire you are hoping for.
Ever walk into an open house or a model home and notice how... well, inhumanly perfect it looks? If so, chances are the property is "staged." In real estate parlance, that means the place has been dressed with paint, furniture arrangements, art and accessories carefully chosen to highlight the home's strengths, downplay its weaknesses, and appeal to the greatest number of prospective buyers. Whether you're designing to sell or designing to dwell, here's how the home-staging pros get that "I have to have it!" look. These 13 tips and tricks can make your own humble abode look like a million bucks.
1. Make an entrance.
You never have a 2nd chance to make a 1st impression. As potential drive up and walk to your front door – It's exactly that. And like it or not, it speaks volumes about what's inside -- and about its owner. A quart of glossy paint in a bold, cheerful color for the front door, new hardware (or a good clean and polish of the existing knocker, lockset, porch light, house numbers, and mailbox), a fresh coir or seagrass mat and a trio of seasonal potted plants on the landing will dramatically improve your home's entry and make visitors feel welcome.
You never have a 2nd chance to make a 1st impression. As potential drive up and walk to your front door – It's exactly that. And like it or not, it speaks volumes about what's inside -- and about its owner. A quart of glossy paint in a bold, cheerful color for the front door, new hardware (or a good clean and polish of the existing knocker, lockset, porch light, house numbers, and mailbox), a fresh coir or seagrass mat and a trio of seasonal potted plants on the landing will dramatically improve your home's entry and make visitors feel welcome.
Bonus: This small investment pays personal dividends, too, giving you an emotional boost and a dose of house-pride each time you come home.
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2. Conquer clutter.
Admit it: You have too much stuff. The most important thing most people can do to improve their home is to clear out, clean up, and get rid of clutter, Be ruthless as you go about purging your belongings. If you haven't used it in three months, stagers say, box it up and store it away; if you haven't used it in a year, get rid of it. And make a house rule that for every new item that comes in, an old one has to leave. Any mixed feelings you have about tossing life's accumulated stuff will quickly be replaced with a sense of relief and appreciation of calm & fresh new surroundings.
Sound daunting? Take it one room at a time. If your bookshelves are bursting at the seams, for instance, clear them off and start over, empty space is not the enemy – rather gives the sense of spaciousness. Inexpensive baskets make great hiding places for unsightly paperbacks, and add texture and visual interest. Books stacked vertically serve as pedestals to show off prized pottery or other collectables. Remove the dust covers from hardbacks and group them by color, turning a busy jumble into a decorative addition to the room.
Simply can't part with your collection of Architectural Digests or your kids won't let you near the 300 carefully assembled Lego creations stacked on their dresser, it's time to get creative about storage and organization. Retailers sell handy rolling bins designed to slip under a bed and hide everything from household supplies to kids' toys. And if you can't get rid of it and can't hide it, flaunt it with style: Places like Michaels sell colorful and inexpensive fabric, cardboard, or melamine magazine holders. Lined up on a shelf, they look a lot cleaner than stacks of magazines everywhere and add a unified visual element to the room.
|Living room is clean & uncluttered
3. Make "less is more" your mantra.
Don't forget that a cluttered look can also come from too much furniture. People tend to line their walls with furniture, one piece after another. When professional fluffers descend on a home being prepped for market, they often whisk away as much as half of the owner's furnishings -- and the house looks miles better (not to mention bigger) for it.
You don't have to whittle that drastically, but take a hard look at what you have and ask yourself what you can live without. You really only need two pieces of furniture per wall: A bed and a nightstand, say, or a dresser and a chair. Another rule of thumb: If you don't use it regularly, lose it. While you're doing this sometimes-painful pruning, remind yourself that every square foot you free up is prime real estate.
|Breathing room around furniture makes the room look larger
4. Float furniture.
If your couches are clinging to your walls, you're not alone. It's a typical decorating mistake, stagers say. "There's a common belief that rooms will feel larger and be easier to use if all the furniture is pushed up against the walls, but it's simply not true," says Designed to Sell's Lisa LaPorta. Instead, furnish your space: Float furniture away from walls, reposition it into cozy conversational groups, and place pieces so that the traffic flow in the room is obvious. In most cases, this means keeping the perimeters clear. "When you place furniture in a room, envision a figure-eight or the letter H in the middle, with clear pathways around it," LaPorta suggests. Not only will this make the space more user-friendly, it will open up the room and make it seem larger.
If you're nervous about doing something that can seem a bit radical, Try an area rug on an angle first, then move the couch and see how it looks. But just try it. If the new arrangement doesn't strike your fancy, you can always put things back the way they were. But chances are, you won't want to.
|Grouping a living room chair & small table creates a gallery effect
5. Mix it up.
You'd never consider wearing the same clothes for days on end, would you? So why force your home to endure the same tired decor year after year? "We get used to our surroundings, but they can become stale and stagnant. If a chair has been in the same spot for five years, move it. Give yourself permission to move furniture, artwork and accessories between rooms on a whim. Just because you bought that armchair for the living room, for instance, doesn't mean it won't look great anchoring a sitting area in your bedroom. Or try perching that little-used dining room table in front of a window, top it with buffet lamps and other accessories and press it into service as a writing desk or library table. And as for that now-empty dining room? Flank an ottoman or cocktail table with a loveseat and comfy chairs for an instant conversation nook. When you move things to new spots, you appreciate them again and give your house a whole new look for nothing.
|Captured used space space into project room
6. Rediscover lost spaces.
A big part of what stagers do is create fantasy spaces: An exercise room, a meditation space, an art studio, a family game room. They take that unused space on the third floor or in the basement and turn it into something you've always dreamed about having. So if you have a room that currently serves only to gather junk, repurpose it into something that will add to the value–and your enjoyment–of your home. Move those boxes to a rented storage space (or better yet, have a yard sale or donate their contents to charity) and get to work creating the space you yearn for. The simple addition of a comfortable armchair, a small table, and a lamp in a stairwell nook will transform it into a cozy reading spot. Or drape fabric on the walls of your basement, lay inexpensive rubber padding or a carpet remnant on the floor, and toss in a few cushy pillows. Voila! Your new meditation room or yoga studio.
|A combination of minimal window treatments let warm light fill the room
7. Let the sun shine in.
Home Stagers almost always take off old, heavy drapery and put something light, airy, and gauzy in its place to allow natural light to shine into a room and makes a closed-in space seem larger. Simple sheers on a tension rod are great for screening an unattractive view and providing a bit of privacy while still letting in lots of light and making a room look larger.
If you have lovely vistas from a window, try doing away with treatments altogether. If privacy is paramount, Roman shades will block the neighbors' view of your bathtub but still let you gaze at the sky while you soak. Consider bamboo or parchment shades and simple curtain panels made from fine cotton twill or translucent linen, because all let light stream in during the day, provide privacy at night and add touchable texture to a room. Or consider investing in sheer fabric shades with built-in blinds. They look great and offer so much versatility.
Other window-treatment tips: If windows are narrow, extend curtain rods a foot or so on each side to suggest width. If your ceilings are low, hang rods at the ceiling line and consider window treatments with vertical stripes to create the illusion of height.
|Recessed lighting gives this bedroom a subtle glow.
8. Light the way.
One of the things that make staged homes look so warm and welcoming is great lighting design. As it turns out, many of our own homes are improperly lit. We either have too few fixtures, or our lighting is too dim, or it's as harsh as a spotlight. To remedy bad lighting and make your home more inviting, increase the wattage in your lamps and fixtures. Aim for a total of 100 watts for every 50 square feet. Then install dimmers so you can vary light levels according to your mood and the time of day. This is a relatively simple project for a do-it-yourselfer, or you can hire an electrician for a couple of hours to do several at once. And while you're at it, be sure to replace those dingy, almond-colored light-switch covers with crisp white ones. New covers cost less than a buck apiece and are a quick, easy update.
Don't depend on just one or two fixtures per room, either. It's just as important to layer lighting as it is to have sufficient wattage. So go for ambient (general or overhead), task (pendant, undercabinet, or reading), and accent (table and wall) lighting. "A combination of overhead, floor, table, and accent lighting creates great ambience. Having lights on different planes provides good illumination and makes the room interesting.
One thing that's always in homestagers bag of tricks: uplights. You can buy one for as little as $5 at home-improvement stores and hide it behind a potted plant -- it creates incredible drama. Another hint: Place mirrors, silver or glass bowls, or other reflective objects near lamps to bounce light around the room and make it glow even more.
9. Make a splash with color.
"Painting is the cheapest, easiest way to give your home a new look. Even if you've always had off-white walls, take a chance and try out a quart of paint in a warm, neutral hue. You can always paint over it if you don't like the color. These days, neutral goes beyond beige to include a range of colors from warm tans and honeys to soft blue-greens.
|Calming blue punctuates crisp white in this restful bedroom
Even deeper colors, long a no-no for interiors, are enjoying a renaissance. Don't shy away from dark colors in a powder room, dining room, or bedroom. A deep tone on the walls can make the space more intimate, dramatic, and cozy. And surprisingly, it can even make a small room seem bigger because there's no delineation of the corners.
How to start choosing a color? With a pillow, textile, or piece of art that has a color in it you love. The background color is often great for walls, and you can pull out the other colors (in the piece) for accents around the room. You could also try painting an accent wall to draw attention to a dramatic fireplace or a lovely set of windows. Either paint the wall a contrasting color, such as a rich red flanked by taupe walls, or a more intense version of the paint used in the rest of the room, like a deep butterscotch that will play off soft camel walls. If you have built-in bookcases or niches, experiment with painting the insides a color that will make them pop — a soft sage green to set off the white pottery displayed within, perhaps.
If you're too timid to whip out the paintbrushes, add punch with richly colored accessories, pillows, and throws. When seasons change or you're ready for something new, these couldn't be simpler to switch out.
|Black table & frames can add sophistication
10. Paint it black.
Using white-painted furniture is a tried and true tactic for freshening a room, but don't forget its opposite: A coat of satiny black paint can revive tired furnishings and lend a chic, dramatic flair to just about any space. Painting an old piece black immediately updates it. "We use black in staging all the time. It's a great punctuation. It has a graphic quality, provides contrast, and makes a real impact."
And not only does black work with every other hue, but it also makes surrounding colors pop and melds with any decor from vintage to modern. The key, as always, is moderation: Use black as an accent in picture frames, lampshades, accessories, and small pieces of furniture. The big black leather couch of the '80s is black gone awry.
11. Make your art sing.
If your home's like most, the art is hung in a high line circling each room. That's a big mistake. Placing pictures, paintings and prints in such stereotypical spots can make them invisible. Art displayed creatively makes the art stand out more and shows off your space.
So break up that line of art. Vary the patterning and grouping by:
· hanging a row of art diagonally, with each piece staggered a bit higher or lower than the next. This is great for directing the eye toward an architectural feature like a window or arched doorway.
· triangularly -- with one picture above, one below, and one beside -- a nice accent for a table-and-chair vignette.
· in a vertical line (perfect for accentuating a high ceiling).
Hang pictures on different planes so that your eye goes up and down as it travels around the room -- it creates interest on your walls. Try hanging things a bit lower than you're used to, as well, so that wall art relates to furniture groupings rather than floating (and getting lost) in its own space.
12. Accessorize with flair.
|Mixing the right accessories will make the room more inviting
Now that you have your furniture placed, your rooms dappled with color and your art hung, it's time to layer in accessories for the finishing touch. When it comes to eye-pleasing accessorizing, three is the magic number -- though one and five work well, too. And rather than setting your trio of accessories out in a row, imagine a triangle and place one object at each point.
Scale is important, too, so in your group of three, be sure to vary items by height and width, with the largest at the back and the smallest in front. On a side table, for instance, you might have a lamp, a plant or flower arrangement, and a book or a small box. For impact, group accessories by color, shape, texture, or some other unifying element, stagers suggest. Another hint, The eye naturally "reads" the room from left to right, so putting a striking object in the far right corner will automatically draw your gaze there and make the room seem bigger.
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13. Bring the outdoors in.
Staged homes are almost always graced with bountiful fresh flowers and pricey orchid arrangements, but you can get a similar effect simply by raiding your yard. Take clippings of branches or twigs and put them in a large vase in the corner of a room to add height -- it's a great structural piece that doesn't cost anything. It's also an easy way to incorporate seasonal greenery. Budding floral clippings or unfurling fern fronds herald the arrival of spring, summer blooms add splashes of cheerful color, blazing fall leaves warm up your decor on chilly autumn days, holly branches heavy with berries look smashing in winter, and airy feather-grass plumes add elegance and texture any time of year.
Get creative! Don't be scared to try something different. Just keep in mind, you are preparing them home for the vision of the Owner. Bringing out the character of the home for someone else to love surely will motivate you with ideas for your new home – Make it pop – so Buyer's want to pay for it!
About the author: The above Real Estate information was provided by Ed Grabowski, Owner / Broker of Grabowski & Associates Real Estate Brokerage. ©Reserved. "My experience provides and insight you just simply won't find with other professionals. My goal in representing my clients is offer true value, far beyond just dollars & cents."
Thinking of Selling your Home? I'd love to share my passion for real estate and marketing expertise! Ed can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at (480) 359-5150.
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After just two winning seasons in the past 11 years, fans of the Richmond Braves certainly deserved a decent team.They have better than that. Richmond is off to the best start in franchise history, taking an 18-5 record and eight-game winning streak into the weekend. A season after having the worst record (57-86) in the Class AAA International League, the R-Braves led the South Division by 81⁄2 games after four weeks. "We kept robbing them last season, but they didn't have much to begin with," Atlanta manager Bobby Cox said during spring training when talking about last year's woes in Richmond. Atlanta has already started to dip down to AAA for help this season, with the R-Braves losing leading hitter Willie Harris to a call up. But this year's Richmond team appears well stocked in all areas, with plenty of pitching and hitting, plus speed and defense. Recently, the pitching staff has been in the spotlight. Especially the starters. The Braves rotation went into the weekend having worked 432⁄3 consecutive scoreless innings. That is almost unbelievable, no matter the professional level. In a doubleheader sweep Thursday night over Charlotte, Anthony Lerew allowed two hits over 62⁄3 innings in the opener. Then veteran Trey Hodges gave up just one hit over five innings in the nightcap. How good has the pitching been? Richmond led the International League with a 2.44 ERA. Some of the individual ERAs were miniscule. Manny Accosta (3-1 with two saves) was at 0.64, Hodges (1-1) at 0.89, Macay McBride (1-0) at 0.96, Lerew (1-0) at 1.37 and Buddy Hernandez (4-0 with a save) at 1.56. One shaky start left Buddy Carlyle with a 3.55 ERA, but he was the rotation leader with a 3-1 record. The R-Braves weren't quite as dominant at the plate, but ranked second in the IL with a .273 team batting average. Even with Harris (.362) gone, Richmond had four .300 hitters - shortstop Yunel Escobar (.323), outfielder Gregor Blanco (.315), first baseman Barbaro Canizarez (.304) and catcher Luis Mendez (.304). Escobar has also dazzled in the field, teaming with second baseman Martin Prado to give Richmond the best double-play combination in the league. Richmond (AAA) Despite their success, the R-Braves played eight home games before hitting a homer. When they finally did, it was a big one. Blanco smacked a grand slam, his first homer in two years and the first with the bases loaded of his career. . . . When Harris was called up to Atlanta, utilityman Jonathan Schuerholz was promoted from Mississippi although he was hitting just .182. Mississippi (AA) Atlanta's Southern League team was almost as hot as the AAA one in Richmond. The M-Braves were 20-7 and had a five-game lead in the SL's South Division. . . . Left-hander Matt Harrison improved to 4-0 and lowered his ERA to 2.14. . . Second baseman Diory Hernandez had five straight two-hit games and was 13-for-30 with seven RBIs over eight games. . . . Outfielder Matt Esquivel homered in three consecutive games and had four in five games, taking over the SL lead with eight. He was also on top with 24 RBIs and 23 runs scored. . . . Mississippi stole nine bases in nine attempts in a game against Mobile. Third baseman Van Pope had three steals. . . . Brad Nelson, who hadn't given up a run in nine relief appearances, and infielder Mike Rozema, batting .294, were promoted from Myrtle Beach. Myrtle Beach (A) Catcher Clint Sammons was promoted to Mississippi after Atlanta called up Jarrod Saltalamacchia from the M-Braves. The former Parkview and Georgia standout was hitting .269 with four homers and 13 RBIs. He hit .381 with two homers and nine RBIs on the Pelicans' most recent homestand. . . . Third baseman Eric Campbell could miss another month. He hasn't played since April 12 because of a thumb injury. Campbell, an all-star for Rome in the South Atlantic League last season, was hitting just .179 before being sidelined. . . . James Parr picked up his first victory after three losses, allowing three hits and one run over six innings against Salem. . . . Jonathan Venters, coming back from elbow surgery, didn't allow a run in his first three appearances covering seven innings. Rome (A) After starting 3-18, Rome won three straight against Savannah before faltering again by going 1-3 at Columbus. . . . Kris Medlen, who missed the first month of the season because of an injury, took over as the team closer. He had 10 saves and a 0.41 ERA for Danville in the rookie Appalachian League last year. . . . Outfielder Jon Mark Owings of Gainesville went on the DL because of a strained oblique. He was hitting just .203, but had four homers. . . . After fielding problems at shortstop, Chase Fontaine began playing second base. . . . Former Parkview and Georgia Tech pitcher Tim Gustafson was 1-2 with a 3.99 ERA after six starts. He had 27 strikeouts in 261⁄3 innings.
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No complaints about the room that are major; I stayed in 227 for one night and was quite comfortable, but the door stop next to the wall had popped out of the floor and was just sitting there. (Picture provided.) That and other minor nits make me give them 4*s rather than 5. I got here a bit after 2:00, admittedly before the check in time of 3:00 and had to wait a bit for a room - I saw a couple other folks also waiting and noted other reviews commenting on this. The hotel seemed to be full and is in a busy location, which makes this understandable, but it may be something for the staff to consider whether they can make any systemic changes to alleviate it as a possible problem (I sympathize with the guy that commented on sleeping in the lounge after arriving early from a night flight). Since I'm here on a government rate, I was supposed to have breakfast included, but didn't get any information on it when I checked in; I also wasn't recognized as a platinum level IHG Rewards member. Finally, there are still signs outside for an Italian restaurant that appears to have closed and been replaced by a different one; the closure is noted in reviews of the former restaurant on Trip Advisor. Nothing that is a real show stopper for an overnight stay on a business trip, but stuff that might be worth them keeping an eye on.
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Fascism and Freedom Movement
|Fascism and Freedom Movement - National Socialist Party
|Carlo Gariglio
|25 July 1991
|Il Lavoro Fascista
|Political position
|International affiliation
|World Union of National Socialists
|Politics of Italy
Political parties
The Fascism and Freedom Movement-National Socialist Party (Italian: Movimento Fascismo e Libertà - Partito Socialista Nazionale) (MFL-PSN) is an Italian fascist political party. It was formed on 25 July 1991 by senator Giorgio Pisanò. The Fascism and Freedom Movement always remained aloof from the area of so-called neo-fascist parties, which refuses agreements and / or alliances, stressing categorically not to be classified as a right-wing party. The party makes explicit reference to the ideals of the Italian Social Republic as corporatism, the socialization of the economy, taxation and monetary nationalism. Their ideology is based entirely on the thought of fascist leader Benito Mussolini, and has as its main objective the realization of Mussolini's strongly hierarchical corporate democracy based on social credit. The party is also in favor of a presidential republic, and expresses a strong sense of anti-Americanism and anti-Zionism. Fascism and Freedom was founded in 1989 as a political movement inside the Italian Social Movement, referring to Senator Giorgio Pisano and his weekly Candido. Finally, it separated from the MSI on 25 July 1991. In 2009, it added the words National Socialist Party (NSP) to its original name. The movement has been sued several times for alleged reconstitution of the dissolved National Fascist Party.
It is the only recognised party in Italy with the inscription "Fascismo" on its logo.
◾I National Congress - Prato, 1 March 1998
◾II National Congress - Trieste, 10 October 1999
◾III National Congress - Torino, 2 December 2001
◾IV National Congress - Torino, 29 October 2006
◾V National Congress - Villanova d'Asti, 6 November 2011
Secretaries of the MFL[edit]
|Giorgio Pisanò
|Giuseppe Martorana
|Carlo Gariglio
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Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak will appear in court on Saturday for the start of his second trial, after an appeals court dismissed the conviction and life sentence handed down against him last year.
Both the prosecution and defence filed appeals. The defence claimed that the case against Mubarak was weak, which even Ahmed Refaat, the judge who presided over the first trial, has acknowledged. He ruled that prosecutors did not present compelling evidence that Mubarak directly ordered the killings of protesters — but.faulted the former president for failing to stop the murder.
Prosecutors, meanwhile, appealed Mubarak's acquittal on corruption charges. They also challenged the not-guilty charges against Mubarak's two sons, Gamal and Alaa, who were charged with corruption; and against several high-ranking security officials accused of complicity to murder.
Perhaps. The current Egyptian president, Mohammed Morsi, ordered a fact-finding committee to investigate the unrest of the past two years.
The report has not been made public, but leaked details suggest it implicates Mubarak and his top aides. The Associated Press reported earlier this year, for example, that Habib al-Adly, Mubarak's longtime interior minister, told investigators in a jailhouse interview that he kept the former president apprised of the crackdown on protesters during the revolution.
The committee also reportedly concluded that several of Mubarak's top security officials, who were acquitted during the first trial, were "in or near Tahrir Square" on January 28, when security forces launched a violent crackdown on protesters.
But there are fears in Egypt that the contents of the report will never be fully released, because they could implicate senior officials in the military and security forces — many of whom remain in their posts.
Again, perhaps. He has spent two years in prison, which according to some Egyptian lawyers is the maximum a suspect can be held — raising the possibility that he could be released pending the outcome of the trial.
Perhaps to avoid that, prosecutors announced a new corruption investigation earlier this week, looking into claims that Mubarak stole money from a fund earmarked for presidential palace construction. He can be held for questioning for 15 days.
Prosecutors could continue filing new charges against Mubarak, each carrying a 15-day remand, until his murder retrial is concluded.
The most dramatic charges are the murder and attempted murder of hundreds of protesters from January 25-31, 2011.
He was charged under article 40 of the Egyptian criminal code, which makes it a crime to "incite" a felony. Mubarak ordered his security forces to use live ammunition against peaceful protesters, according to prosecutors, thus making him responsible for their deaths.
Those charges are not comprehensive; protesters were killed after January 31, and security forces killed and injured an untold number of Mubarak's political opponents before the revolution. But prosecutors decided to limit their case to that seven-day period.
In addition, the former president faces several counts of corruption and profiteering, including:
Accepting bribes from prominent businessman Hussein Salem, who allegedly gave Mubarak four villas in Sharm el-Sheikh in exchange for favourable land deals on the Sinai peninsula; and helping a Salem-owned company, East Mediterranean Gas, obtain Egyptian natural gas at below-market prices, which was then sold to Israel at a substantial markup.
The murder charges could have carried the death penalty — but Mubarak was sentenced to life during his first trial. Under Egyptian law, he cannot receive a harsher sentence on retrial. The corruption charges could carry a five-year sentence.
Al-Adly, was also convicted on murder charges, but that verdict was overturned by the appeals court. He will face the same charges again.
Four of his top aides are also on trial, including the former Cairo security chief and the former head of the Central Security Forces.
Al-Adly and his aides have also been charged with failing to protect public and private property during the protests.
Mubarak's two sons, Gamal and Alaa, are also on trial, accused of profiteering from their father's position by accepting bribes from Salem. The public prosecutor also this week announced charges of stock market fraud against the two sons, which will be considered in a separate trial.
Salem himself has been charged with bribery; he fled the country during the revolution, so he is being tried in absentia. Salem is currently detained in Spain awaiting a possible extradition to assets, and more than $45 million in his assets have been frozen.
The prosecution referred the Mubaraks to trial in May 2011; Al-Adly and his aides were charged two months earlier.
The trial itself began on August 3, when the defendants appeared in the dock for the first time. Three judges would hear the case, with Ahmed Refaat named the presiding judge. It was a dramatic moment: The former president was wheeled into the courtroom on a hospital gurney; asked to enter a plea, he referred to the judge as "effendim," an honorific. "I deny all these accusations completely," he said, his first public statement since the reovlution. (He did deliver a recorded message to Al Arabiya in April, but this was the first chance for Egyptians to hear him live.)
Mubarak and his sons represented by Farad al-Dib, a prominent Egyptian attorney.
Subsequent hearings were chaotic, with dozens of lawyers trying to present their demands to the court. More than a dozen witnesses, including senior security officials, delivered testimony over the next five weeks. The trial was then suspended for three months because of a motion to disqualify Refaat, which was finally discarded in late December.
Testimony concluded in January and was followed by more than a month of closing statements. Refaat finally closed the trial on February 22, 2012, and handed down his verdict in June.
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A beautiful place with a beautiful atmosphere. lovely large rooms and a spa and pool-area to die for. To spend a couple of days here exploring the countryside by bicycling (the hotel has several great bikes for rent), horse riding or golfing, visit Hameln or just lounge by the pool. And the breakfast was hands down the best ever!! - Anonymous
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We left the Lavender Inn (their sister property) for a king suite at the Brisas del Mar (across the street) and were very glad we did. Though the decoration of the suite is less romantic than the Lavender Inn, the suite is very large and made us feel quite at home. It is four rooms, including a full kitchen that takes care of anything you would need in terms of wanting something to eat --a microwave, full refrigerator, stove, oven, toaster, coffeemaker, dishes, dishdrying rack. We found that the king suite was a very good value and about three times larger than what we had at the Lavender Inn, which was more comparable to a standard sized hotel room (but smaller with how they had done the decorating).
The room service maids were unobtrusive but effective, rare in our hotel stays. They seemed to do the rooms later in the day, which I appreciated since I tend to sleep in a bit on vacation and often the maids are knocking on the doors mid-morning to do the rooms. But when they clean they are great. They leave your plastic bags for your toiletries alone, do up the bed, change the towels, take out trash, and even do dirty dishes in the sink.
This inn is very classy with lots of extras for guests that made us feel welcome also. We enjoyed the cookies (very good by the way), the wine and cheese reception in the evening, and appreciated the complimentary champagne left in the room. (You can get cider if like us you don't drink.)
In addition, the front desk staff was exceptional in their knowledge of the area. They were very helpful in making recommendations, answering questions, and provided excellent service.
Would definitely stay there again if in Santa Barbara.
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HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN?Words and music by John Fogerty
Someone told me longago There's a calm beforethe storm, I know;Andit's been comin' forsome time.When it's over, sothey say,It'll rain a sunny day, I know;Shinin' down likewater.
CHORUS:I want toknow, Have youever seen therain?I want toknow, Have youever seen theraincomin' downon a sunny day?
Yesterday, and daysbefore,Sun is cold and rainis hard, I know;Been that way for allmy time.'Til forever, onit goesThrough the circle, fastand slow, I know;Andit can't stop, I won- der.
Copyright © 1970, 1971 by Jondora Music
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Put a candle in the window,'cause I feel I've got to move.Though I'm going, going,I'll be coming home soon,'Long as I can see the light.
The band that is today known as a Creedence Clearwater Revival (commonly referred by its initials CCR or just Creedence) used to be an American rock band which consisted of John Fogerty (vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano), Tom Fogerty (guitar, vocals, piano), Stu Cook (bass, vocals), and Doug Clifford (drums, percussion, vocals). Even though bands members were originally from the Bay Area of California, the group was influenced by the swamp blues genre that came out of south Louisiana in the late 1950s and early to mid-1960s.