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Alexia Tsotsis is the co-editor of TechCrunch. She attended the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA, majoring in Writing and Painting, and moved to New York City shortly after graduation to work in the media industry.
After four years of living in New York and attending courses at New York University, she returned to Los Angeles in order to continue her career in new media, first as LA Weekly's Internet culture reporter, and then as SF Weekly's web editor.
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Survey of IT Administrators Finds That Macs Have Lower Management Costs Than PCs
SUNNYVALE, Calif., March 9 /PRNewswire/ — In response to a survey conducted by the Enterprise Desktop Alliance, 260 IT administrators from large organizations with both Macs and PCs responded that Macs are less expensive than PCs to manage. In some categories such as troubleshooting, user training and help desk calls, three times as many administrators said that Macs cost less to manage.
29% of the respondents cited lower total cost of ownership as one of the key reasons their organization buys Macs. Overall 45% cited lower total cost of ownership, ease of technical support, or both, as a significant factor in their Mac purchases.
The full survey inquired about buying plans, IT management and administration issues, and the cost of managing the systems. Related to the cost of managing Macs, the survey asked the respondents to estimate the relative cost of a number of factors including: software license fees, time troubleshooting, user training, help desk calls, system configuration, and supporting infrastructure (servers, network, and printers).
"Administrators in organizations that have both Mac and PC platforms have the experience to determine whether managing Macs is less expensive," said T. Reid Lewis, CEO of Group Logic, and president of the Enterprise Desktop Alliance. "The members of the Enterprise Desktop Alliance provide products and services that make deployment and management of Macs easier to do."
The respondents were given the option to select from a range of cost differences. Not only did the administrators predominantly say that Macs were less expensive, in all but one category the majority of administrators who think Macs cost less asserted that they were more than 20% less expensive to manage than PCs. Of those who believe that PCs cost less, the majority always asserted that PCs were between 0 and 20% less expensive to manage than Macs.
PC's are cheaper Cost the Macs are Cheaper >20% 0-20% Total Same 0-20% >20% Total ---- ----- ----- ---- ----- ---- ----- Software license fees 10% 12% 23% 47% 15% 16% 31% Time troubleshooting 7% 9% 16% 19% 27% 38% 65% User training 6% 10% 16% 36% 25% 23% 48% Help desk calls 8% 8% 16% 29% 22% 32% 54% System configuration 11% 15% 25% 24% 23% 27% 50% Supporting infrastructure 10% 15% 25% 38% 18% 19% 37% (servers, network, printers)
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Conducted from December 15, 2009 until January 15, 2010, over 520 individuals from around the world responded to the online survey. A detailed summary of the survey is available at This survey sought the perspective of enterprises and large-scale installations such as universities and government agencies. We excluded from the results all but the 320 respondents from organizations with both Macs and PCs whose sites had 50 or more servers or over 100 Macs. Relative to management cost questions, in our analysis we excluded the responses of those who selected "Don't know" or "Not involved in cost calculations," which resulted in 260 respondents for this section of the survey. See press release: "Enterprise Desktop Alliance Survey Reveals 66% of Enterprises Expect to Increase Mac Systems"
About the Enterprise Desktop Alliance
The Enterprise Desktop Alliance (EDA) is a collaboration among enterprise class software companies to deliver solutions that streamline the deployment, integration and management of the Mac in sophisticated Windows-centric IT environments. By leveraging the suite of capabilities that EDA solutions offer, an enterprise can use the same hardware and software infrastructures to easily integrate Macs and achieve the same level of control, security, policy compliance, and services that they currently have with their Windows platforms. Member companies include Absolute Software, Centrify, Group Logic, IBM and Web Help Desk.
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Keep your networking practices creative, up to date
In his book "What the Dog Saw," Malcolm Gladwell titles one especially worthwhile chapter "The New-Boy Network." According to Gladwell, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave a speech to former Microsoft interns and a young man posed an astute question to Ballmer.
After that talk, Ballmer asked this college senior for his email address. Soon Ballmer and the questioner were engaged in a lively discussion about the young man's "career trajectory."
What triggers career-shaping interpersonal attraction is changing. A mind-bending Tweet or an imaginative Facebook poke can snip through "six degrees of separation" in a nanosecond. What you used to know about networking might have landed you onto the playing field. Today it might not even click you through the stadium turnstile.
Readers tell me my book "Dig Your Well Before You're Thirsty" is a networking classic. While the tried-and-true principles described in it can still work wonders, I hasten to add that networking is an ever-changing art. The nine most important new things I have learned about networking in the last 10 years are:
1. Don't network all prospects the same way. There is no cookie-cutter style that will gain you easy entry into every network. Tailor your pitch to each group. For Bostonians, sometimes humble Roxbury roots count far more than a fancy Beacon Hill address.
2. Create an appealing, inspiring presence for yourself in social media. Make sure that it seamlessly supports your professional and business goals. Constantly update it and pay special attention to the list of colleagues who link to you as peers. Share insights and tips. This is becoming an opportunity area for businesses, too. In a column for The BrainYard, David Carr noted: "InboxQ ... makes a tool that mines Twitter posts for unanswered questions that can be turned into sales leads." When you do offer help, accent what's constructive – not self-serving.


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In Mitch's eloquent words "I have memories not to forget."
And here's the thing — he will live on in all of us whose lives were touched by him, just as Kurt lives on in so many of us today. And to the Koennecke family, maybe I was meant to wait until this very moment to share with you this. I loved Kurt. He was a beautiful person and a perfect friend. He is forever in my heart. Thank you for sharing him with us.
Funny, although my Mitch and Kurt were different in many ways they shared some beautiful traits. Both true gentleman. Both with old souls. I really think they would have made great friends.
And so today, I have hope.
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Tennis birthdays - Feb. 14, 2012Phil Dent (AUS), 62 Dent was a finalist at the Australian Open in 1974, losing to Jimmy Connors. That was probably the highlight of his career, considering he's an Aussie.
2012 Fed Cup - WG II, Round 1 (final results)Plenty of drama in World Group II, with the Williams sisters returning to action, the French team being, well, French, Kimiko Date-Krumm keepin' on keepin' on, and the Aussies going to Switzerland.
Pospisil bows to BallVancouver's Vasek Pospisil had to have come to Australia with expectations, given how he ended 2010 and began 2011. The 21-year-old met a player in Aussie lefty Carsten Ball whose big, heavy serve gives him a lot of trouble.
Pospisil to second round of qualifying (pics)It was hardly routine, but Canadian Vasek Pospisil scraped through to the second round of qualifying at the Australian Open Wednesday with a 3-6, 7-6 (5) 6-2 win over Aussie John Millman.
Tennis birthdays - Dec. 31, 2011George Clifford (Cliff) Richey (USA), 65 Richey got to No. 16 in the ATP rankings in 1973. But he's of the generation where it's hard to judge his true numbers, because he played during the amateur era
Off-season news and notesThere has been the usual carousel of coaching changes, "team" changes and other newsworthy bits. Here's a quick (and non-comprehensive) primer on the new look as the 2012 season begins.
Tennis birthdays - Dec. 28, 2011Pretty solid birthday crop for so late in the year … James Blake (USA), 32 The last chapter of Blake's career, which kicked off late as it was (by typical standards) after he went to Harvard for a couple years and peaked late when he reached No.
Tennis birthdays - Dec. 15, 2011Alexandra Stevenson (USA), 31 There's some dispute over whether the American was born on Dec. 15, or Dec. 21. The ITF says the 15th; the WTA Tour says the 21st.
Tennis birthdays - Nov. 26, 2011Albert Montanes (ESP), 31 A relatively late bloomer, Montanes reached a career high of No. 22 in early August, 2010. He dropped down this year, though, ending it at No.
Tennis birthdays - Nov. 23, 2011Lewis Alan (Lew) Hoad (AUS) b. Nov. 23, 1934, d. July 3, 1994 Hoad was one of the great Aussie group of players in the 50s and 60s, lesser known than some to those of us over the pond (because he turned pro so young) but still very successful.


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AMD, GIGABYTE, OCZ, FiringSquad OC Contest
The folks over at FiringSquad have teamed up with AMD, GIGABYTE, and OCZ to host the "Liquid Nitrogen Not Required" Overclocking contest.
Unlike most overclocking contests, this time around you aren't just shooting for the highest stable speed with the most intricit cooling solutions ever to be created. First you have to demonstrate your knowledge of overclocking before you can make it to the actual overclocking.
AMD wants you to write a "How to Overclock Guide," GIGABYTE wants to know "What is so cool about GIGABYTE's Ultra-Durable 3 technology," and finally OCZ wants to know just what is the "funniest damn thing you can think of doing with the OCZ name." Top five winners will be sent hardware and be given 10 days to build and tweak their systems and then have about 15 days to overclock the hell out of it.
FiringSquad has $2500 cash up for the top three contestants so those wanting to win should head over here. Just follow the directions and prove your worth to win some sweet swag.
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Issue 5 of The Overclocker now online
Issue 5 of The Overclocker is now available for your reading pleasure. This month's issue is extra special with a bunch of new sections added including:
1) Benching with the stars: pro tells you how to score high in 3DMark 01
2) From the forums: we nose around Team OCX's home
3) Benched: overclockers test our new kit
Further to the above is full coverage on the recent GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship events and eVGA's input on what they did to make the X58 Classified the ultimate overclocking motherboard. The Overclocker also investigates live overclocking and how it might be considered the new Poker.
Head over here to catch all the action of The Overclocker folks.
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Radeon HD 4890 Overclocked To 1.2GHz
When the ATI Radeon HD 4890 launched earlier this month, everyone knew that it would only be a matter of time before the 1GHz core clock speed was achieved in the overclocking community and it did come rather quickly. After all, a 150MHz increase isn't much these days given the vast array of air and water cooling products on the market.
Now overclockers are getting a little more in depth with the 4890 and starting to push it a little bit further with some of the more extreme forms of cooling, liquid nitrogen and dry ice. So far liquid nitrogen has enabled the card to be pushed to 1.13GHz with a modest voltage increase.
Dry ice has proven to be a little more effective, raising stable clock speeds to 1.2GHz with a voltage of 1.425V. ATI's Catalyst Control Center won't allow the GPU to go faster than 1GHz even, but VR-Zone has a very useful guide on just how to get the voltage a little higher in case you are thinking about giving it a shot.
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Australia Wins GO OC Pan Asia Championship
The results are in from the Pan Asian and African GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship (GO OC) 2009. The winners from the final held in Bangkok are Team Australia (and New Zealand).
The winners, Dinos22 from Australia and Deanzo from New Zealand, will go through to represent Pan Asia and Africa at the GO OC Global final at Computex this year. A new 3D Mark world record of 31,081 was set by the Australian team for 2 x GeForce GTX 260 VGA cards (using the GIGABYTE GV-N26OC-896H-B). Other components used include an Intel® Core i7 965 CPU, GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD4P motherboard and GV-N26OC-896H-B graphics, Kingston KHX16000D3K3/3GX memory and ENERMAX REVOLUTION85+ 1050W power supply.
Don't miss our coverage of the event!
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Issue four of "The OverClocker" available now
Issue number four of "The Overclocker" online magazine has just hit the internet. I took a brief look thought the pages and in amongst the ads for high end enthusiast products there are quite a few good articles on,...you guessed it Overclocking.
This issue also has a contest inside for a GIGABYTE mainboard the GA-EX58-UD4P all you have to do to win this is predict the best 3DMark Score from the GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Cahmpionship.
Read the full issue here.
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GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship Underway
GIGABYTE announced that the second annual GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship (GO OC)is underway. Individual country qualifiers starterd March 3, and the final competition will be held in Taipei, Taiwan at the Taipei 101 skyscraper on June 3rd, 2009 during COMPUTEX.
GIGABYTE is hosting worldwide country qualifiers from February to March in countries including Australia, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, UK, USA & Vietnam.
Winners from the country qualifier events will compete in the regional finals which will be in China, Czech Republic, Thailand and the USA in March and April. The winners of the regional events will then head to Taipei to compete against each other as well as last year's GO OC 2008 Best P45 Overclock and Free Style champions on June 3rd, allowing them to not only compete for title of world-wide overclocking champion, but also to take part in one of the world's largest IT tradeshows, COMPUTEX Taipei.
One of the contestants from Sweden, AKA ME4ME, has already set a new world record for maximum FSB of 714MHz using the GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P and LN2.
"GIGABYTE is again glad to be able to bring the world's top overclockers together to showcase their skills and passion for overclocking excellence at this year's GO OC," commented Johnson Lin, CEO of GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. "GIGABYTE shares this commitment for excellence in every product we make, and we take special pride in designing high-end performance products that meet the special demands of the enthusiast power user.
The GO OC 2009 winner will not only gain the title of worldwide overclocking champion, but will also receive prizes valued well over US$ 5,000, including a cash reward and products provided by the GO OC sponsors. As top overclockers know, first class hardware is the key to achieving a successful record-breaking overclock. That is why GIGABYTE is proud to have industry-leading hardware vendors to sponsor this year's GO OC including Intel, NVIDIA, Kingston and ENERMAX.
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GOOC qualifying event hosted by The Overclocker
Following the sucess of last years GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship (GOOC) event, it seems GIGABYTE are looking forward to getting another underway this year.
A qualifying event in Sydney, Australia will be hosted by the guys from The Overclocker magazine with other local websites including yours truly, Overclockers Australia and Whirlpool also doing their part to lift the overclocking profile in Australia. Here's the scoop :-
The GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship is being held in Sydney and The Overclocker is hosting it. It is a great opportunity for all tech enthusiasts to meet up and food and Beer will be provided for FREE!
There will be air cooling and extreme cooling overclocking competitions plus a LAN gaming competition too. There are prizes galore for everyone! Anyone can turn up, but please tell us you're coming here: email@example.com
Yep, you heard it; free food and BEER!
While details are scarce at the moment, you can stay updated with preparations for the event at The Overclocker's Twitter page and although there's nothing of interested mentioned there yet, it's probably worth keeping an eye on on it to see when more info comes to light.
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Issue 3 of The Overclocker Mag now out
Issue 3 of The Overclocker magazine is now out and covers all the latest on anything and everything to do with overclocking around the world.
Some of the top stories in this issue include a close look into Core i7 and its overclocking characteristics; is it being stamped as an overclocking dud? - There's also a full report on MSI's Overclocking Arena which took place on the 9th November, a Viewsonic competition with a 22" LCD up for grabs and more.
As it is free to sign up and view the issues online, you can head over here to start turning the pages of the latest issue and get your reading fix for the day.
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Kingston holds its own Taiwan overclocking event
While we are a little late reporting on it, this past weekend in Taipei city, Kingston held its own local overclocking event in conjunction with contest sponsors GIGABYTE.
Taiwanese contestants were provided with new Ultra Durable 3 Intel P45 motherboards from GIGABYTE along with of course super fast HyperX memory from Kingston. Being a local event, it was a much smaller event than the GO OC and MSI's MOA, but that's a given considering those were worldwide events.
Of course, the entire event was MC'ed in Chinese, and we didn't get all the details. We do know though that the winner walked away with $12,000 NTD (roughly $360 USD), second prize got $8,000 NTD (roughly $240 USD) and third prize took $5,000 NTD (roughly $150 USD). Each also got to keep the hardware that they were given to compete with.
GIGABYTE were also showcasing a whole range of its latest products, including the final shipping revision board of its EX58-UD5 motherboard, with the final color design, including the sexy white and blue memory DIMM slots.
Pictured along side of it above is the cheaper and cut-down EX58-DS4.
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MSI Wind U100 gets LN2 love, overclocked to 2.4GHz
Aussie based Youngpro from TEAM.AU got hold of an MSI Wind U100 netbook and presumably saw it as an insult with its Intel Atom processor running at a measly slow clock speed under the two gigahertz range.
He ripped the machine to bits, added an LN2 block cooler to it and with some LN2 and around minus 16 degrees Celsius later, the TEAM.AU overclocker managed to clock the poor little sucker N270 CPU all the way up to 2.4GHz, from its default clock speed of 1.6GHz.
Recently we spoke to one of the members from TEAM.AU at an MSI overclocking event where they said they would do this - and they did it. No hardware is safe from this onslaught of OC abuse and we like it.
You can see the CPU-Z Validator page here and there is more over at the XS forums, right here.
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All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1960 item #1278497 (stock #J2583)
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A colorful piece probably made for the tourist trade, the bracelet features eight small faience scarabs with hieroglyphics on the reverse, and a dangling smaller scarab. The bezel mounts are secure and have open backs to display the writing. The scarabs alternate with double lotus blossom elements that are nicely molded and bear Egyptian marks for .800 silver assay marks for Alexandria. There is no date mark; the dating is conservative...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Retro : Pre 1960 item #1278495 (stock #J2573)
These charming earrings have a delicate look but are sturdily made; they sit vertically on the ear. The screw backs are quite secure, and are marked sterling. The center of one bow shows a small manufacturing flaw. The earrings measure 1 inch long by 5/8 inch . Weight: 6.6 grams total
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Other Metals : Modernist : Pre 1980 item #1278491 (stock #J2550)
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Chain not included
Composed of a continuous metal band wound around a glass cabochon, this pendant has a clever design and sophisticated look. It needs only a simple cable chain and a dark fabric to bring out the cloudy, art glass that highlights pale pink or gray, depending on the light. The pendant measures about about 2 inches long. The silver chain in the last photo is sold separately.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Arts and Crafts : Pre 1950 item #1277788 (stock #J2583)
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A beautifully executed pin that features a bezel-mounted oval chrysoprase surrounded by a layer of leafy flowers and berries. This cast layer is applied to a serpentine wirework frame reminiscent of late arts and crafts design. The roughness of the back of the pin is quite a contrast to the highly detailed work of the front; there appears to be a coppery sheen possibly attributable to the solder...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1960 item #1277786 (stock #J2576 )
This elegant link bracelet has the look and feel of a much more expensive piece, but is made of silver gilt and set with faceted pieces of glass meant to imitate amandine garnets. The seven scrolled cast panels are highly detailed and are linked with connecting rings that are seamlessly fused closed. The spring ring is original to the bracelet and in good working order, and the attached end panel bears the mark 800 for silver content as well as what appear to be the maker's initials of H.F.W...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1960 item #1277785 (stock #J2577)
Translucent, brownish agates alternate with rectangular, openwork floral elements, producing a bracelet that is delicate with a bit of heft. The stones are securely bezel-mounted and nicely polished, showing hardly any wear; the links are intact and exhibit no metal stress. The tongue of the clasp bears the sterling mark and securely inserts into a cabochon mounting. The bracelet measures 6 7/8 inches long; the agates measure about 3/8 inch.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Victorian : Pre 1960 item #1277783 (stock #J2579 )
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A very delicate and colorful bracelet, featuring gilded silver filigreed panels enhanced with blue and green and blue enamel. The enamel is in lovely condition, with only tiny areas of loss. The tongue-and-groove clasp is very secure and shows some loss of an outer layer of metal (the clasp is silverplated). There is also a gold-filled safety chain. The tongue is marked 800 for silver content, and the Italian silver mark indicates either CE for Caserta or GE for Genoa...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Other Metals : Pre 1930 item #1277781 (stock #J2580)
Composed of white metal in the shape of a pagoda-like structure. A piece of scalloped jade celluloid represents a drum or gong; the structure is decorated further with amber-colored celluloid pieces and a red-glazed ceramic bead. The pin is unmarked and measures 2 ½ inches high by 1 ¾ inches wide.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1970 item #1277780 (stock #J2581)
Features a piece of amber carved and polished in the shape of a blossom, surmounting a sterling silver stem with vines and leaves. A small bud is represented by an amber bead. The pin stem is marked 925; the pin is probably European. The rollover clasp is in good working order. The pin measures 2 ¾ inches long by 5/8 inch wide at the blossom.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Strands : Pre 1980 item #1277739 (stock #J2582)
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Composed of 8-mm carnelian beads alternating with rough wirework beads of a slightly larger size and low-content silver. There appears to be a mark struck on one link (see photo 5). The chain measures approx. 32 inches long, unclasped. A modern spring-ring clasp has been added.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Scandinavian : Pre 1960 item #1277737 (stock #J2574)
Features a scrolled border surrounding a goatherd tableau, this pin features a strong C-clasp and a nice aged patina. It bears both the silver mark of 830S and the partially worn maker's mark of Niels Erik Elvin (1853-1935), a conjoined NE in a horseshoe. The additional mark of mønsterb. on the back signifies a copyright. The oval pin measures 2 inches long by1 5/8 inches high. Weight: 14.1 grams
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Cufflinks and Accessories : Silver : Pre 1900 item #1277736 (stock #J2569)
These double-sided, oval cuff links are undecorated and in very nice shape. The sides are joined by removable figure-8 bridge bars that are marked sterling. They are probably American-made. Each button measures 5/8 inch by 3/8 inch. Weight: 4.1 grams total
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1960 item #1277735 (stock #J2562)
Set with a lovely blue faceted marquise-cut topaz, the ring features a sleek, two-tiered sterling band. The stone is secured by a four-prong mount, and the band exhibits a warm patina from age. The ring is a size eight, and bears an unidentified maker's mark of what appears to be an initial within the outline of a cut stone.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Pre 1970 item #1277734 (stock #J2561)
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This sterling bar pin has a sturdy, molded floral frame and features a cabochon amethyst. It is reminiscent of early 20th-century design, but is probably a nice quality mid-century imitation. The C-clasp is quite secure, and there is a barely legible mark of 925 on the back of the pin. It tests definitively for sterling silver. The pin measures 2 1/8 inches long by 5/8 inch wide.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Cufflinks and Accessories : Silver : Pre 1900 item #1277732 (stock #J2570)
These cuff links feature a delicate geometrical design in pink and blue, hand painted under the glaze on a white ceramic ground. The buttons are framed by sterling embossed rims and are joined by removable sterling figure-eight bridge bars. The glazing leaves tiny gaps in some areas around the edge. They bear the mark of Coddington Bros. and Heilborn, of Attleboro, Mass., and measure ½ inch long by ¼ inch wide. Gross weight: 4.1 grams total
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Scandinavian : Pre 1970 item #1277731 (stock #J2568)
This triangular pin features a cabochon pink quartz set in a recessed bezel mount. It bears the mark of Danish maker N.E. From and the sterling mark. Deep patination on the front enhances the stone. The rollover clasp is very secure. The pin has a small nick to the edge on the back, shown in the detail photo; it is not viewable from the front. Each side of the pin measures 1 ½ inches long.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Edwardian : Pre 1900 item #1277014 (stock #J2564)
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Set with nine square, faceted garnets mounted on an openwork silver frame nicely detailed with molded flowers and beads. The silver retains a light layer of gilding; the stones are in lovely condition with points intact. On the reverse are some indentations that may be obscured marks and signs of a removed watch hook. The C-clasp is quite sturdy and secure. The brooch measures 1 ½ inches across. The dating is conservative.
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Composed of five curved, square, openwork panels depicting seashells, the bracelet has a secure fold-over clasp. The copper has a luster finish. The piece measures 7 ¼ inches long by 1 ½ inches wide.


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New Article Describing Improved Flu Response After Probiotic Use Published by eProbitoics
The website eProbitotics.com has recently published an informative article describing how probiotics and probiotic supplments are improve the immune system´s response to flu.
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In a new article from eProbiotics.com the author discusses how recent scientific research demonstrates improved immune system response to the flu virus when supplementing with probiotics, especially in patients over 70 years of age. In the article, it is mentioned that probiotics are the good bacteria that are found naturally in the digestive system to keep a healthy balance and can be found in food sources such as kefir, yogurt, or even probiotic supplements.
The article details how doctors have discovered that improved antibody and immune system response to flu occurs when there's a minimum of 85:15 ratio of good bacteria to bad bacteria. Subjects with a lower ratio demonstrated a decreased response to flu when exposed to the virus.. Health professionals suggest taking in between 10 and 25 billion colony forming units of healthy bacteria each and every day. Taking in this specific amount of probiotics supplies the good bacteria needed in order provide increased immune system and antibody response to the flu virus.
The full article on gut and colon health is available at http://eprobiotics.com/probiotics-improve-flu-response/
About: eProbiotics.com is a new website that was launched in March of 2013 in order to educate the community in the importance of digestive and intestinal health and how maintaining a healthy balance of good bacteria can combat many illnesses. Recent topics have included probiotics as a treatment to cancer, probiotics for gut and colon health, understanding the benefits of probiotics, probiotics and stress induced IBS, the diabetes and probiotics connection, as well as several other highly informative articles are available to help people understand the connection between intestinal health and overall health.
A free guide on cleansing foods and intestinal health is available at http://eprobiotics.com/. The free guide has been made available to show people which natural foods they can begin to eat to increase healthy bacteria and improve overall intestinal and gut health.
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Interchangeable Fabric Flower Necklace
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This necklace project from Ann Butler is unique--you can change out the flower whenever you want, so you'll have a new necklace every time you wear it! Learn how to make jewelry using Sizzix dies and Velcro with this tutorial.
- VELCRO Brand Sticky Back Adhesives
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- Cut 6 layers of fabric. I used Halloween Fabric.
- Put all 18 layers through brad.
- Close Brad up in the back, then saturate the fabric flower with Beacon Stiffen Stuff.
- Fluff up flower on top side and let dry, occasionally re-fluffing as needed.
- When the flower is dry, attach Velcro Brand Sticky Back Adhesive to the back of the flower and one side of the bail.
- Slide bail onto Darice Ribbon Necklace.
- Place the flower onto the bail.
- Remember to make several flowers so you can change them out on the necklace as desired.
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My girls (mostly) like reading too. The eldest and youngest can usually be found - when not upside-down somewhere, playing repetitive tunes on the piano to annoy each other (Old Macdonald's Farm for the thirtieth time today anyone?) or screaming, which are their other favourite pastimes - with their nose in something fairly commendable. For the eldest, anything mythical, greek, ancient, adventurous and magical with plenty of unpronounceable names fits the bill, currently the Percy Jackson series. For the youngest, it's classics like Wind in the Willows, Ballet Shoes (when reading together) and the whole series of 'Daisy and the trouble with... ' by herself. The middle one, mostly likes more pictures, and naughty boy characters (Horrid Henry, Diary of a Wimpy Kid) and absolutely, definitely does not like anything greek, mythical, classical, magical, or featuring anyone called Daisy, or anything suggested by me, or really anything that doesn't appear on a screen of some sort. Thankfully, after spending some time upside-down, shouting at someone for playing Old Macdonald's Farm, she can be persuaded to indulge in a bit of Enid Blyton's Enchanted Wood series
I enjoy reading a lot too, but find it hard to put a book down once I've started. My job involves way too many late nights and I actively avoid reading during busy periods to try and ensure I have a fighting chance of more than 6 hours sleep a night. Recently though, I have found myself with a cookbook on my bedside table - not the Mrs Beeton, practical sort of affair, but beautiful staged and dressed photographs of mouthwatering food. Both satisfying to look at and informative, I can pick it up for 10 minutes and hope the recipes and techniques of the likes of Thomas Keller and good old Jamie Oliver will seep into my head via some strange nocturnal osmosis so I wake in the morning cooking like Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, rather than just looking like him.
I think the perfect solution for me would be a book of simple, beautiful, inspirational bakes for families interspersed with some fun but not-too-challenging prose. Easy to look at whilst still keeping half an ear on a child's daily reading, but beautiful enough to block out another trying to sabotage any one-on-one time with Old Macdonald's Farm for the 26th time today.
I would love to know what sort of food books you like reading and what you'd like to see in a baking book, whether simple and practical or more complex and aspirational, so please do get in touch via my website and send me any ideas.
Of the four cakes I made this week, I think this one will continue to be a popular theme for years to come. It's actually surprisingly easy to make and doesn't require loads of specialist tools. When I have a bit more time, I must get round to a tutorial!
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January 31 - February 1, 10:00 am - 6:30 pm
Senior teachers Sara Webb and Gloria Hessellund will explore areas of body wisdom that are hidden from conscious awareness. This workshop teaches the basic tenets and practice of Rosen Method bodywork; specifically how to interpret the meaning of muscle tension and to release that tension through gentle touch. The course is valuable as continuing education and personal growth. It fulfills the prerequisite for enrollment in Rosen Method training programs. To register, go to CIIS or call (415) 575-6175.
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Come to the winter Movement Intensive for an experience of moving from within your core. Reconnect with your body and discover new depths of aliveness in yourself. Join Kate O'Shea and Theresa Garcia for five days of discovery and play, including movement classes taught by master teachers, sharing circles that allow for connection and community and movement anatomy you can bring to your everyday life. It counts toward certification as a Rosen Method movement teacher. For first-time participants, an application process is required for registration. To get more information about the Movement Intensive view the flyer.
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This unique 4-day workshop is a hands-on exploration of the mystery, beauty and complexity of the human body, mind and spirit. Instructors integrate lectures on functional anatomy and physiology with movement analysis, palpation and a 2-hour cadaver lab. Everyone is welcome, regardless of previous knowledge and experience. Teri Katz and Jane Pittsinger are physical therapists with many years of clinical and mindfulness based teaching experience. The course is valuable as continuing education and personal growth. It fulfills the prerequisite for enrollment in Rosen Method training programs. To get more information about this special anatomy workshop view the flyer.
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Best San Diego holiday plays
Twinkling lights on palm trees, Santas with sunburns, and competitions celebrating the most architecturally favorable sandcastles – not snowmen – are San Diego's whimsical signs that the holiday season is finally here. The numerous dinner parties, family gatherings, corporate Secret Santa days, and trips to the mall for last-minute shopping can be entirely exhausting. Thankfully, San Diego offers a buffet of festive events and performances, keeping your holiday spirits bright while giving you a little break from the month's joyous frenzy.
From the classic A Christmas Carol, to music-fueled celebrations with An Irish Christmas and "Winter Pops" to edgy takes on holiday fun with Jesus Christ Superstar, San Diego has a great variety of theatre fun to keep you warm throughout the winter. Discover our top San Diego theatre picks for the holiday season.
Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas
For those with a bit of Christmas grief, step into The Old Globe Theatre this season as it's transformed into a whimsical, snow-covered Whoville for Dr. Seuss' meanie-turned-sweetie story. Playing Nov. 19th-Dec. 31st, the classic story returns for its 14th incredible year sustaining as a family-favorite. Visit oldglobe.org for more information.
A Christmas Carol
For a more traditional Christmas show, A Christmas Carol can be seen this season at Costa Mesa's South Coast Repertory Theatre. The traditional telling of Charles Dickens's masterpiece brings 19th-century London to life on stage and reprises the story's favorite characters, including Ebenezer Scrooge. The story plays out from Nov. 26th-Dec. 24th at the Segerstrom Stage. Visit scr.org for more information.
An Irish Christmas
At Balboa Theatre, Kerry Records presents An Irish Christmas, Dec. 16th featuring joyful Gaelic music, dance and storytelling by Riverdance star Darren Maguire and members of the Kerry Dance Troupe, the Kerry Trad Orchestra and champion Irish dancers. The celebration of a Christmas evening in Ireland transposes with plenty of Irish soul. Visit sandiegotheatres.org for more information.
The Nutcracker
The season's most magical ballet returns, with dancing mice, soldiers, and the brought-to-life Nutcracker. The Civic Theatre hosts the California Ballet's production Dec. 17th-23rd with live accompaniment by the San Diego Symphony and meet-the-cast parties in the theatre's Grand Salon. Visit sdcivic.org for more information and tickets. The San Diego Academy of Ballet's show at the CA Center for Arts, Dec. 17th-18th, features stars from American Ballet Theater. Visit sandiegonutcracker.com for more information. Lastly, Spreckels Theatre will present the holiday classic on Dec. 9th-21st, with the City Ballet Orchestra and an on-stage champagne and dessert reception, presented by City Ballet Allegro. Visit cityballet.org for more information.
Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Tour
Smooth holiday jazz tunes take the stage of Balboa Theatre on Dec. 23rd, with the Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Tour. Performing their own hits as well as jazzy holiday tunes, it's a perfect concert to get the whole family in the holiday spirit. Visit sandiegotheatres.org for more information.
Holiday Tree Lighting and Winter Wonderland
December 3rd marks the annual holiday tradition on Lyric Court and Great Green Lawn at Escondido California Center for the Arts, 4-8pm. The cost-free, family-friendly festivity features Victorian carolers, costumed entertainers, a special visit from Santa, free cookies and the gift of real snow. Visit artcenter.org for more information.


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Nature | Urban Raccoon Territory | PBS (#2907)
A new study provides insight into raccoon territory in urban environments. 02:34
PBS NewsHour | Mammoth Amount of Ice Age Fossils Found in Colorado | PBS (#10253)
'A Flintstone Moment': Mammoth Amount of Ice Age Fossils Found in Colorado 08:40
PBS Presents | Inside Nature's Giants, "Big Cats" - Preview | PBS (#104)
Premieres Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT. Check your local listings. 00:30
Nature | Skunk Spray Chemistry | PBS (#2606)
A look at the chemical properties of skunk spray. 01:24
Nature | Fortress of the Bears | PBS (#2906)
Full Program: Enter a world shaped by bears, trees, and salmon. 50:09
Inside Nature's Giants | "Great White Shark" - Preview | PBS (#103)
Travel with the experts to South Africa to dissect a great white shark. Veterinary specialists and biologists perform an autopsy on a large wild animal to uncover the secrets of its anatomy. The... 00:31
This is Us: Fire Captain Jim Boggeri and Nino | PBS
A wonderful story about Marin Fire Captain Jim Boggeri and his unique partnership with his friend Nino. Nino is a search and rescue dog and his job is to find live human scent in a disaster stricken... 05:16