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Famed topiary artist to headline Quail's first Garden Expressions
ENCINITAS ---- Nature and fine art merge at the first-ever Garden Expressions event Sunday at Quail Botanical Gardens.
Garden Expressions gathers works from some of the region's best fine artists, including watercolors, ceramics, baskets, pottery, metal, glass and more, in the green environs of Quail Botanical Gardens.
"We picked artists who are inspired by nature," said Quail Botanical Gardens education director Diana Goforth. "It's a very creative, hands-on event. Art in the garden is natural ---- the two go together very well. The art will be spaced throughout the gardens, with pockets of music luring you to a cluster of artists."
Artists will be on hand to discuss their work. The event, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., is free with paid admission to Quail Botanical Gardens, and will also feature numerous other art and garden-related activities. The special guest is Pearl Fryar, an internationally known topiary artist from South Carolina. Known as the "real-life Edward Scissorhands," Fryar turns ordinary plants into fanciful works of art called topiary sculpture. Fryar will present demonstrations at noon and 3 p.m., and create original works at 12:45 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. His works will be auctioned or sold. A documentary about his life and work will screen throughout the day at an indoor site.
"This is one of his rare appearances in this region, so we are very excited," Goforth said.
Fryar, a self-trained topiary artist from Bishopville, S.C., started shaping plants in the front yard of his three-acre property in 1984, in hopes of winning a "Yard of the Month" prize from a local garden club. Pleased with the results, he next shaped plants into the shape of his home address, and his neighbors began asking for his services. Soon, he was written up in the local newspaper and magazines, and features began appearing on PBS, HGTV and other networks. Tour buses began making regular stops on his street and Fryar was commissioned to create topiary art all over the state, including the South Carolina State Museum.
And after a visit to the Whitney Museum in New York City, he began creating his own fountains and yard art, inspired by the mobiles of Alexander Calder. Most recently, he was the subject of a full-length film documentary, "A Man Named Pearl," which will be shown at the festival.
A photography show in the Ecke Building will feature relevant work from photographers Herb Knufken, Bob Bretell and Rachel Cobb.
Children's craft activities designed by the California Center for the Arts, Escondido, will take place all day, including making botanical sunprint greeting cards. Children can also design wearable painted pendants using plaster molds, watercolors, paint, flowers, leaves and insects.
For the second year, the San Diego Fine Art Society and Quail Botanical Gardens have created Sculpture in the Garden, an outdoor sculpture exhibit. The exhibit will debut at Sunday's event and run through March 2010, featuring 15 artists displaying more than 20 works of art installed throughout the exotic plants and foliage of the 30-acre gardens.


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Friday, February 13, 2015
The Now "Infamous" National Letter of Intent
The 2015 recruiting season and subsequent signing day have brought to the forefront the inadequacies of the National Letter of Intent. It is true that this "contract' is heavily weighted in favor of the universities. The recruit is locked in, locked up, and locked down. It is now argued that current day players, generally speaking, sign with a particular school because of developed player-coach relationships, as opposed to signing with the school and program itself. This year in particular, coaching changes at signing day have left several high school players feeling betrayed. This feeling is intensified once the letter of intent has been signed because now the player is bound to that school. There is no question that the process of signing high school athletes to "scholarships" needs to be changed. There is some/much tweaking that needs to be done. Why not do away with "Signing Day" as we know it now. Allow high school seniors to sign a letter with schools any time after Labor Day of their senior year through January 31st. That signed document could be worded to give the student-athlete an "out" option upon certain circumstances that might occur at the school of his signing (such as head coaches position coaches or coordinators leaving) up to the date of his actual enrollment. It could also be worded to protect the validity of a four year commitment by the school. I'm certainly not a lawyer, but I could see a viable document created in a reasonably simple way that would be fair to both the institution as well as the individual. But in reality, is anything simple these days?
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
If Tony Ball Bolts for LSU, UGA Should Call Hines Ward!
As we speak, University of Georgia Wide Receiver Coach Tony Ball is a finalist for that same position vacancy at LSU. It is rumored that it could be Ball's job if he wants it, not only as a change of scenery but also as a nice bump up in salary. When Georgia revised the titles and pay grades of several coaches after the 2014 season, Ball's position was not included in those pay hikes. Read in to that what you'd like, but the fact remains he is now exercising his options. For my unsolicited and unwarranted opinion on what the Bulldogs should do if Ball does indeed depart, I think Mark Richt's first call should be to former Bulldog and Pittsburgh Steeler great Hines Ward. With his resume he would certainly be a viable candidate, even though he has no college coaching experience. I can only guess here, but I would see wide receiver recruits jumping at the chance to play for a guy with Ward's credentials. Hines Ward may have bigger and better things going on right now, but he should be UGA's first call. It never hurts to ask...
Saturday, August 2, 2014
Ray Guy: Wearing That "Gold Jacket" With Pride
Ray Guy is now in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He is deservedly the first and only punter inducted into the Hall and wearing the "Gold Jacket". A product of McDuffie County, Georgia and Southern Miss University, Guy could have been a professional in either one of two other sports had he taken a different athletic choice. He was that good in baseball and basketball, as well as football. Congratulations tonight Ray Guy! I'm proud to know you, and proud for having the opportunity to compete in the same Georgia high school region as you when you were at Thomson High School. You put the "special" in special teams play at every level you competed in. As you said in your induction speech, the road was often difficult, but now your journey is indeed complete. And what a special journey it was! Thanks, Ray.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Jonathan Taylor: "De-Committed" to the G.
The wheels on the bus go round and round, round and round, round and round. The wheels on the bus go round and round , all through the town. Yea, the bus keeps rolling and players who can't get their act together keep getting off the bus. Jonathan Taylor is just the latest casualty in a seemingly growing list of Georgia players who continue to get themselves in multiple offenses that go against player behavior standards. Taylor is now free to take his football talents and behavior imperfections to any school in the country he so desires. Even to a rival school in the Southeastern Conference. I wish those guys were never given that option. But Mark Richt puts absolutely no stipulations on where a dismissed player can and cannot transfer to. "You're free to go", means you're free to go. Anywhere. To me, players like Jonathan Taylor are just the same as verbally committed high school recruits who "flip" their commitment to another school. Taylor has just de-committed from Georgia. He is no longer a Dawg. He's another casualty, another deflection, another former player who very well might line up against Georgia one Saturday in the future. But Taylor will never again be a Dawg. Maybe just a low down dog, but not a Dawg, and certainly not a "Damn Good Dawg"!
Thursday, July 10, 2014
DirecTV: You Need the SEC Network...NOW!
Yesterday, Cox Communications joined Dish Network as carriers of the new SEC Network. With those two in the fold, that still leaves DirecTV as the major abstaining provider. We are now looking down the barrel at one month before the new network airs, and I'm expecting DirecTV to take us to the very end before completing their deal with the new network. I have no insight as to the politics of such dealings, so I have no explanation as to why the satellite giant and the SEC Network would drag this out and make no assuring announcement regarding a partnership. However, there is one thing to which I am sure: the good-ole-boys of the South who live and die for college football will drop DirecTV in a heartbeat if it's the difference between missing an SEC game or seeing it. Come on DTV, the stakes are high and kickoff is looming large.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Duck Commander: In the Bowl business...
The Independence Bowl has a new name and a new six year sponsor. It was announced on Wednesday that The "Boys with the Beards" from Duck Commander will be the face of the Louisiana post-season game. Should be interesting, right Uncle Si?
Barry Switzer: A "Jimmy The Greek" type comment?
Barry Switzer says he would never recruit a white quarterback. When I read that I immediately thought of the comments made by Jimmy The Greek that got him fired from CBS years ago. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Jim Boeheim: You'll Never Get That Call at Cameron...
Welcome to Cameron Indoor Stadium Jim Boeheim. (Or is that Cameron Hatbox, or Cameron High School Gym, or Cameron Coach K Crycourt?). Now that you and your Orangemen are in the ACC, you better get used to getting the shaft there. Your good buddy Coach K has all the officials in that conference so intimidated that you probably couldn't find a single one with the guts to call that a blocking foul on the Blue Devils, as opposed to the charge that was called against Syracuse. Duke didn't win those 30 straight games at home because they were better than all their opponents, they won a few of them because their opponents were playing 5 against 8. You don't always have to be the better team when all the major calls go your way. Isn't that right Coach Cryzyzewski?
Monday, September 2, 2013
Georgia Bulldogs: Post-Clemson Observations...
Now that we've had time for the dust to settle and the nerves to calm down a bit, not to mention the frustrations, I've been thinking about a few observations regarding Georgia and their opening game loss to Clemson. These revelations come after reading a lot of Dawg blog comments, as well as talking to members of the Bulldawg Nation:
- Georgia continues to be one of the worst tackling major college football teams on the planet. This isn't just a one-game hiccup, this has been going on for several years now. I'm certainly not a football coach, so I don't know if the problem is fundamentals, strength & conditioning or whatever. Nevertheless, this problem is real and needs to be remedied quickly. What's the deal here, and will it ever improve? Why do we fail to wrap guys up and tackle well?
- I have spent many years wanting Mike Bobo to commit to the running game, only to be frustrated to the point of giving up. Saturday night he commits fully to the running game, but between the tackles with a tailback built to run outside the tackle box. Not to mention against a defense that stacked the interior defensive line to the max. We go super conservative when we had a realistic chance of putting some point margin between us and the Tigers. I know we were concerned about burning up some clock, but our play calling really left a lot to be desired. What am I missing here? Keith Marshall only needs a crease with his speed, so why not bounce him outside? Then it's third and long and Clemson sends the whole house after Aaron Murray.
- I'm not saying we are right or wrong in the way we discipline/punish our players. However, if we continue to schedule formidable opponents such as Clemson on opening day with key Dawg players serving suspensions, we will always place ourselves at a distinct disadvantage. We hamper ourselves EVERY single year in this regard. The name I have heard mentioned the most since Saturday night is Josh Harvey-Clemons, a player who never saw the field due to being suspended. I'm not commenting on the validity of the suspension, only on the way it severely handicapped the Georgia defense. Harvey-Clemons would definitely have been a difference maker. I would go so far as to say his presence in the defensive backfield would have been enough to swing victory over to Georgia's side. I realize that is speculative, but what is your opinion?
- Finally, a fifth year starting quarterback must play like a fifth year starter. Murray did not do that. The loss isn't on him, but he has to know where the play clock is located. And he has to read the thing! Right or wrong?
Thursday, August 8, 2013
If You Sign, Don't Be Asinine...
The Johnny Manziel case continues to be all over the sports news universe. I suppose it will be until the final verdict is rendered. Did he get paid for signing his autograph on hundreds of items? If he did, he is violation of NCAA regulations, and his college football career could be all but over. But today we aren't talking about the player Manziel in particular, but the system itself overall. Colleges make millions of dollars from the names of their athletes, as well as the individual numbers these amateur athletes wear on their uniforms. Yet, in spite of that fact, the athlete himself is not allowed to benefit from his fame at all, at least not monetarily. Is this right? No. Could it be challenged, and perhaps changed? Yes. Will it be? Not anytime soon. In the meantime, college athletes better be aware of the perils that await them. Their sea is full of money hungry sharks ready to lure them in. With the rules as they are, the athlete can't make a dime, so he/she just better play the game on the field. Anything beyond that has to be charity.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Bryce Harper: Get Over It...
Bryce Harper made a diving, run saving catch in the third inning Tuesday night against the Atlanta Braves. Then the Washington Nationals' slugger homered in the bottom of that inning to post the first run of the night. In the bottom of the fifth, Harper was plunked in the leg by a Julio Teheran 94 MPH heater. After a few expletives directed at Teheran, and an umpire assisted escape from Braves catcher Brian McCann, Harper fumed his way to first base. He homered, showcased his free trot around the bases, and then paid the price with a shot to the thigh. Just the way baseball used to be played. The over-rated Nationals went on to lose the game 2-1 and fall 14 1/2 games behind the Braves in the National League Eastern Division. The desperate situation the Nats find themselves in was perhaps more the cause of Harper's frustration than the shot to the
leg. Just sayin'...
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Bill Collector: Job Description & Career Info
Bill collectors locate customers and inform them of unpaid or overdue accounts. Learn about the job duties and educational requirements for bill collectors, as well as what to expect in terms of job growth and salary.
Career Definition
In general, bill collectors are responsible for locating businesses and customers with back-due accounts and notifying them by mail, email or telephone. Daily activities include negotiating repayment plans and maintaining electronic account and collection records. When appropriate, some bill collectors provide delinquent customers with credit guidance or referrals to professional debt counselors; they may also forward statements of those who remain in arrears to the original creditors for possible legal action. Bill collectors typically work for call centers and have daily, weekly or monthly productivity targets.
How to Become a Bill Collector
Required Education
Entry-level requirements for bill collectors include a high school diploma and on-the-job training, typically for a period of 1-3 months. Candidates who have completed postsecondary coursework in accounting, computer technology and communications may be preferred. During the training process, new bill collectors become acquainted with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. They also learn how to use the company software and negotiate with consumers in accordance with corporate collection policies.
Skills Required
Bill collectors must have the interpersonal and listening skills necessary to work with customers who may be in stressful financial situations. The ability to explain debt repayment options is important; negotiation and problem-solving skills are key.
Employment and Salary Outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment of bill and account collectors is expected to grow by 15% nationwide from 2012 to 2022, a faster-than-average rate in comparison to all other occupations. Growth-related factors can be attributed to the high rate of turnover in the collections field, as well as the rising cost of healthcare and use of third-party agencies. Those employed as bill collectors in May 2012 earned median hourly wage of $15.61, or $32,480 per year, also according to the BLS. Commissions may provide additional income when available (www.bls.gov).
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Customer Service Representatives
Customer service representatives use their communication and computer skills to provide consumers with information and resolve their complaints about products and services in a courteous and satisfactory manner. In addition to a high school diploma, entry-level requirements include 2-3 weeks of on-the-job training. As reported by the BLS, the number of jobs for customer service representatives is expected to increase by 13% nationwide, or as fast as average, from 2012-2022. Customer service reps who were employed in May 2102 were paid median hourly wages of $14.70, or $30,580 a year (www.bls.gov).
Loan Officers
Loan officers advise businesses and consumers about credit and repayment options, as well as weigh their credit-worthiness and approve applications. Qualified entry-level loan officers usually have a 4-year degree in business or finance and train on the job; all mortgage loan officers must have a professional license. The BLS has projected an 8%, or fast-as-average, growth in jobs for loan officers nationwide from 2012-2022. In May 2012, those employed in this position earned median hourly wages of $28.76, or $59,820 a year (www.bls.gov).
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Tastings Gold Medal - 2014
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"Chunky with a good malt depth silky and mouthfilling with the malts weaving beautifully into the grains honeycomb towards the middle delicate spice and toffee-nut excellently weighted with some wonderful honeycomb and spice making their mark."
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Reviewed by Neil Ridley (84 points) "... very easy drinking. Nothing to dislike here at all."
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BTI/Tastings.com – International Review of Spirits Award - Gold Medal
Rating of 90 points (Exceptional) from their tasting:
"Pale amber colour. Aromas of roasted grain, dried meat, and caramalised nuts with a silky, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a marmalade on date bread, sweet crème brulee, mineral, and delicate spice finish. A very tasty blend that is sure to please."
April 2013:
Lombard Gold Label wins GOLD
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'That '70s Show' Actress From Southington Dies
"That '70s Show" actress Lisa Robin Kelly has died at age 43.
Law Firm Secretary Faces Theft, Foregery Charges
WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) _ A former secretary at a Waterbury law firm has been arrested on charges she stole more than $1 million and forged dozens of checks and documents. Barbara Kalpin faces two counts […]
School Bus Fire In Southington
There was a fire aboard a school bus in Southington this morning. Robert Siminski is the superintendent for the region number 8 school district. He says students from RHAM High School were on their way […]
Police: Drunk Woman Tried To Pick Up Children
Southington Police have arrested a town woman on charges she was drunk when she arrived at a local elementary school to pick up two children.
Southington Police Name Suspect In Fatal Hit-Run
Southington police have a warrant for a driver suspected of hitting three women walking along Queen Street in February, injuring all three — one fatally.
Woman Raped Near State Park
Southington Police say a woman reports being raped by a man when she got out of her car to check for possible damage in an accident Thursday night near Sunset Rock State Park.
Backhoe Swiped, Torched In Southington
Southington police want to know who swiped a backhoe, then set it on fire. The find was made just before 12:30 this morning. The construction apparatus was located in the woods, a couple of hundred […]
Police: Mother Stole $200K From Disabled Daughter
A 59-year-old woman is accused of stealing more than $200,000 dollars from her daughter's trust account.
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SOUTHINGTON, Conn. (AP) _ Police in Connecticut are seeking the driver of a car that struck three young restaurant workers this week as they walked home from work, killing one. Police said 23-year-old Yan Qiao […]
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6th January 2012
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ATLANTA (AP) - Federal authorities were hunting Friday for more than 100 rifles stolen from a boxcar parked in an Atlanta train yard.
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This cottage has been completely renovated (finished in 2014) and is just like new! The lakefront cottage is located on 265 acre Crooked Lake in Clare County. It has everything Michigan has to offer within a reasonable distance for an enjoyable family vacation or romantic weekend. A few of the great activities available are water sports, fishing, hunting, ATV's, Fall hiking, color tours, skiing @ Crystal or Caberfae, snowmobiling (the Pere Marquette snowmobile trail is nearby). Golf courses and Soaring Eagle Casino within a short distance.
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I cannot say enough good things about our experience. We just returned from a 3 day stay, and we are already planning a return visit!
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I can't stop talking about how amazing the owners of this cottage are. From the very beginning, they were very helpful and always responded to all of our questions. Once we arrived there we were amazed at how cute and well equipped this cottage was. Everything you could possibly need was available for us to use. They had fire wood, lawn chairs, tiki torches, fuel, bug spray, towels, dishes, band aids and everything else you could possibly need! And to top it all off, they were just genuinely nice people. Once we returned from vacation i had noticed that i had lost my ring. I knew it had fallen out of my pocket at the cottage but had no idea where and when. I called the owner who had just returned from the cottage. He said he had not found a ring while they were there (I didn't think he would anyway but I thought it was worth a shot) The next evening he texted me and said he had found it and asked for my address so he could mail it to me. He didn't tell me that but he had made it a point to go back to the cottage to search for my ring prior to the next vacationers arrival. I can't even begin to explain how grateful I am for such amazing people. You will not be disappointed staying at this cottage. It is adorable, it is very clean, it is equipped with anything you could possibly need and best of all the owners are just great people. Thank you guys for sharing your cottage with us. We made great memories and can't wait to come back some day!
We really enjoyed the time in the cottage. The cottage is completely remodeled and well equipped. All you can think of you will find at the cottage (lawn chairs, torch, firewood, mosquito spray, kitchen towels, beach towels, ...). We also had a great time on the lake with the paddle boat which belongs to the house (for a little extra charge). There is a little store close to the cottage where you can find nearly everything. It is a great place to relax and enjoy your time off. The cottage has well water which smells a little bit but it gets better after a while. We definitely would come back.
We stayed for three nights during the week, arriving on a Sunday and departing on Wednesday. The cabin was such a pleasant surprise, it was so clean and had everything you needed to get you started for your vacation.. cold water in the fridge, paper plates, paper towels, aluminum foil, condiments, olive oil.. salt pepper.. etc. The bed was really comfortable.. it felt like home. We used the weber grill every night and cooked amazing steaks, chicken and burgers. We brought our 17 ft boat, the launch was a mile away and the dock was perfect. We enjoyed the lake ALOT! It was very quiet during our stay. I loved that the lake community had a general store that had everything.. this was our outing for the day.. going to the store! lol
Also, there is a great restaurant-bar called Big Al's. we enjoyed it very much. This is a great lake community.. you don't have to venture far all you need is right there!
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To continue the speculation side.
Cyril and Marc both have enormous value for KTM , both in the Dakar and Rally series and Cyril also in the extreme enduro side. I would guess that Cyril would have a higher marketing value due to exposure in the extreme side and Marc a high value in the "not to under estimate Spanish motorbike minded market".
For next years Dakar, anything less than a win for KTM (with 450's) would be a failure, to ensure the win you need the worlds best riders. So they will want to hold on to them both.
I guess the only companies which can pose a potential threat are :
BMW has a desire to get into other markets than their current adventure riding big bikes. Hence the 450X development and the Husqvarna takeover. With the shelving of the 450X project, the enduro emphasis on Husqvarna a speculative possibilty could be a Husqvarna rally project. Imagine Cyril on a Husky on the extreme enduro's (good PR), a fully backed rally team. It just might bring Husky back into the scene full on. Mind you it would only be worth the investment because of the current small market share which could be grown like KTM.
Sherco ? I am not sure how much coin they can put into the project, still early days I guess.
Husaberg : Part of KTM.
Gas Gas : Not to be under estimated, Spanish backing could be enormous, Repsol, Coma, who nows.
Aprillia : Competetive package, proven, racing background, a bike which has been developed , not a huge success in the enduro scene but huge potential as a rally platform.
I hope I am wrong but I dont see the Japanese getting into the rally scene with factory backing. Yamaha Motor France has a racing division, as does Kawasaki in France. Of the two only Yamaha has put semi serious efforts into the Dakar in recent years, but once again they are not hugely interested in the enduro scene or rally raid FIM series.
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Mare Moscoviense ("sea of Moscow") is a lunar mare that sits in the Moscoviense basin. It is one of the very few maria on the far side of the Moon. Like Mare Marginis, this mare appears to be fairly thin. However, it is clearly centered within a large impact basin. It is also much lower than either the outer basin floor or the farside highlands.
The great depth of this mare beneath the nearby highlands probably explains why mare units are so rare on the lunar farside. Very few basins on the farside were deep enough to allow mare volcanism. Thus, while large impact basins are found on both the nearside and farside, large maria are mostly found on the nearside. Mare lavas apparently could reach the surface more often and more easily there. The basin material is of the Nectarian epoch, while the mare material is of the Upper Imbrian epoch. Following the SELENE mission, scientists proposed that volcanism in Mare Moscoviense was active for at least ~1.5 Ga following the formation of the Moscoviense basin, but the formation of the mare as the result of a meteorite cluster impact, rather than from volcanism, has also been proposed based on the energy required to melt the lava in Mare Moscoviense.
The crater Komarov is to the southeast of the mare, and the crater Titov is in the northeastern region of the mare. Tereshkova lies along the northern edge.
This region was named Mare Moscovrae after the first images of the far side were returned by Luna 3. However, today only the name Mare Moscoviense is recognized by the IAU and in current use.
- ^ "Moon Mare/Maria". Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. USGS Astrogeology. Retrieved 2010-08-20.
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- Morota, T., et al. (2009), Mare volcanism in the lunar farside Moscoviense region: Implication for lateral variation in magma production of the Moon, Geophys. Res. Lett., 36, L21202, [1] doi:10.1029/2009GL040472.
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Keywords: Sophistication and style meet the country in this remodeled, professionally decorated 1920's farmhouse. Fully-equipped kitchen, high quality linens and towels, your stay won't lack the 'creature comforts' you are used to at home.
We have 2 antique warehouses, both called Big Daddy's, one in Los Angeles and one in San Francisco. We were actually just voted, 'Best of L.A.' and 'Best of San Francisco'. This year we will be featured on the 'Housewives of Beverly Hills' as the source for most of the furniture that went into Lisa's new bar/restaurant. We also sell to Ralph Lauren stores and J Crew, just to name a couple and countless celebrities. Buying properties and putting them on VRBO has become a hobby for me now. We have 2 other rentals, a 320 acre ranch in Central California and a condo in Aspen Colorado. I really enjoy getting to know my guests and proudly say that 25%-40% of my business is repeat business. I concentrate on making sure my guests are happy and I take pride in the comfort of my properties and of course; the decor has to be just right. Feel free to call me: Kristine- 310-918-7001
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We have loved the Round Top area since we started going to the antique shows, but found it hard to find a place to stay so after talking about it for way too long, we finally said,'there has been too much talk!' and we bought a place.
We enjoy escaping the craziness of Los Angeles and relaxing in the country setting. I absolutely love that the sign as you enter Round Top says that the population is only 90. When your life is as busy as ours is, you need to get away every so often.
These guests said that there would be 2 in their party and then my neighbors called me reporting over 15 cars parked in the driveway. Eight cars spent the night after their inquiry said 2 people! Yes, I would say that the house was too small for that many people after my suggestion is that it comfortably sleeps 7. Geez! People continue to surprise me! I am blown away!
My family and I enjoyed our stay. The location was great and had a wonderful little pizza joint right next door! We loved spending our Easter weekend there and would do it again.
This is my 2nd stay at this wonderful place. It is nice and clean. Plenty of room for a group, but small enough to feel cozy. If your lucky you get a vist from Lola, a shaggy dog that hangs around looking for someone to sit on the porch with her.
There were four of us (musicians) to play with Johnny Mathis at a wedding. We had a great time there, place was extremely comfortable and well appointed, property it was well maintained, and enjoyed the neighbors company as well.
We truly enjoyed our stay here. Growing up down the road in Giddings we never new the treasure that lie in Round Top. We will truly consider coming back just need a bigger location. We loved it!!!
We enjoyed our stay at this wonderful farmhouse. Very charming, clean and located minutes from Warrenton and Round Top town square. I felt "Welcome" the minute I stepped into this fabulous
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I highly recommend Drangonfly Ranch as the place to stay on your next visit to the Round Top area.
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We had a wonderful time using this lovely house as our home base for a weekend in Round Top. We were minutes away from the music at Festival Hill and from Royer's Cafe and the new shops around the square. The house has been beautifully redone, with wonderful updated kitchen, bathrooms and bedrooms. We grilled steaks and enjoyed coffee and conversation on the porch. We are definitely planning to return. If you come to the antique shows, this house is in the heart of it. Well-decorated, comfortable and very enjoyable. Thank you!
The house is just a few minutes drive from the town center of Round Top and the Festival Hill Concert hall.
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In today´s world it doesn´t really matter whether someone is a senior citizen or a teenager living alone. The threats faced by everyone are equally grave and if precautions are not appropriately taken on time, anyone can become a victim of unexpected circumstances.
The good news is that easy-to-use wireless systems and monitors have become far cheaper and widely available. Acquiring such a system for wireless monitoring and alarms is a smart move for a safe future, according to HomeSecuritySystems HQ.
When living alone a very important measure to take, as pointed out to customers in the article, is to put up a primary perimeter around your residence. This is particularly important when considering a property in a rural area. Now, perimeters can range from a simple barrier put up around the house to installing a covert camera to monitor the surroundings.
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The article reminds readers that an essential, yet widely neglected, area of personal security is the layout of their homes. Safety should be paramount at all times, and whilst keeping regularly accessed areas free of hazardous materials and objects will help, additional measures such as a panic pendant may be an investment worth making.
A very important thing to factor in while designing a personal security system, as pointed out by HomeSecuritySystems HQ, is a health monitoring system. This becomes even more crucial when living alone. The article provides customers with very important insights as to how to use health monitoring systems to prevent a major health hazard from occurring within your family.
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The connection between the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the eruption of Beatlemania in the U.S. a little more than two months later when the group showed up on "The Ed Sullivan Show" has long been established.
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Julian Lennon appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Thursday November 21, 2013. Debuting his new album "Everything Changes"
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Plans for a permanent memorial to George Harrison at a community hospital in Oxfordshire are under way. Townlands Hospital in Henley-on-Thames is undergoing an £8.7m upgrade after campaigners fought to keep it open.
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BLACKFOOT ŌĆö During the winter, the Eastern Idaho State Fairgrounds (EISF) has over 100,000 square feet of indoor storage for vehicles or recreational vehicles.
Included in this list are performance cars, trailers, boats, vans, motor homes, fifth- wheelers, Skidoos and/or "any recreational vehicle you can bring in on a trailer," said Stan Osburn who is part of the EISF maintenance crew.
Storage space is limited and is on a first-come-first-serve basis. Storage will be taken from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday, and from 8 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday.
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BLACKFOOT ŌĆö October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and two local events are planned in Blackfoot and Fort Hall for Thursday.
The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes Tribal Health and Human Services Victims Assistance Program is conducting a mile walk, breakfast and program to raise awareness of domestic abuse. Registration for the walk will begin at 8 a.m. at Timbee Hall, with the walk beginning at 8:30 a.m. Following the walk, breakfast will be served followed by a presentation from Domestic Abuse Judges David Hooste and Brandelle Whitworth.
Keith Jensen, 64, of Blackfoot died Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011 at his home.
Services are pending and will be announced by the Hawker Funeral Home.
Hyrum LeRoy Van Kirk, 66, of Blackfoot, died Oct. 8, 2011 at the Willows Assisted Living in Blackfoot.
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Edward LeRoy ŌĆ£TrapperŌĆØ Popejoy passed away at age 78 at his home in Blackfoot from natural causes.
Trapper was born April 23,1933, in Salmon to Hilra L. and Naomi (Moore) Popejoy. He grew up in the Pahsimeroi and Patterson area where he attended grade school. He later attended Challis High School before going to work in the Ima Mine near Patterson. He was the oldest of four children and spoke fondly of life with his father, mother and sisters in Patterson.
A former Moreland resident is among the 25 most powerful women in finance.
ThatŌĆÖs according to American Banker magazine, which included American Express Centurion Bank president and CEO Andrea Moss on that list in its October issue.
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ARIMO ŌĆö Wet, muddy and miserable. Those three words describe the total experience for the Snake River Panthers on Friday night as they traveled to Marsh Valley for their conference opener on a less than ideal field.
Two days of rain certainly helped the home town eagles as they took advantage of the sloppy conditions, pounding the ball at the Panthers on every opportunity, eventually culminating in a 14-0 shut out.
BLACKFOOT ŌĆö In preparation for the 4-H National Livestock Judging Competition, Extension Educator and livestock coach Scott Nash takes his team "to as many farms and ranches as possible, to find as many good animals as we can." Thursday, team members Jake Johnson from Blackfoot and Katie Isom from Snake River, along with Nash, were heading to Burley. Other team members are Carsey Kofford and Colter Carter. Both attend Snake River High School.
BLACKFOOT ŌĆö The eighth annual Bingham County Stone Soup will be Tuesday from 5:30-8 p.m. at Mountain View Middle School. Stone Soup is a fundraiser to benefit the Southeastern Idaho Community Action Agency in Bingham County.
There will be 12 different soups from various local businesses and individuals to taste and vote for. There will also be a raffle, silent auction, entertainment and a free children's carnival.
All funds raised at Stone Soup are used locally for various SEICAA programs and supports SEICAA's GED program.
IDAHO FALLS ŌĆö Idaho Falls Police arrested a Shelley man Thursday after he allegedly raped an 18-year-old woman back in September.
Clay J. Heline, 18, of Shelley, was arrested and booked into the Bonneville County Jail. According to police reports, the victim reported to police on Sept. 22 that she had been raped at a park in Idaho Falls on Sept. 21. The victim said she met Heline online and agreed to meet him at Tautphaus Park. The victim and a friend met with Heline at the park.


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