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Although we're not scientists, we believe the 98% of them who say our planet is warming due to too much CO2 pollution. We're doing our part by investing in more ways to save energy:
- Solar Panels for heating our rootop infinity pool from ARIES Energia are currently being installed and we'll eliminate its electric heater.
- Solar Panels for generating electricity from ESun Energy are planned for our Casa Ramona building this spring. They should eliminate the energy bill for this building.
- "Inverter" Air Conditioners save up to 50% over regular ones, but cost an additional 30-50%. Casa Cupula has over 50 A/Cs, so it's a huge part of our electricity usage. This season to date we have installed five of these new models, and all our future units will be changed over.
- Pool covers: Getting diligent about covering our pools at night, when heat is lost, will help cut down heating costs for the pools which are quite significant
- Pool pumps: We have changed our first of three pool pumps to the new "inverter" type called IntelliFlo from Pentair. Similar to air conditioners, these save up to 70% of the electricity for a pool pump. Did you know a pool pump is the single largest user of power? More than an air conditioner, electric dryer and refrigerator – COMBINED! The additional pumps are scheduled for upgrade this year.
- New Car: Our new Honda CR-V airport transportation car is 50% more efficient than the last one.
- LED lighting: We are changing over most of our regular lighting. This should result in savings of over 50% vs fluorescent, and 80% over regular or halogen bulbs.
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Image Courtesy Valory Music Co.Brantley Gilbert has been putting his arena shows together for years now, so he knows a thing or two about planning big events. That's why Brantley is also taking a pretty big role in organizing his upcoming wedding to his fiancée, Amber.
Brantley tells Billboard, "I'm involved -- as much as she wants me to be. I make sure I'm on hand when she needs me to be."
The couple isn't stressing out about their big day too much, though. Says Brantley, "It's going to be a lot of fun, and I'm looking forward to it."
On the music front, Brantley is currently climbing the country chart with his latest hit, "One Hell of an Amen." He'll release an expanded edition of his album, Just as I Am, on May 19.
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USO photo by Cherie CullenTrace Adkins saluted the Grand Ole Opry while on a recent USO tour in the Middle East and Europe.
During his performances, Adkins threw down a replica of the six-foot Opry Circle of wood symbolizing the oak center stage at the Opry House. It was in honor of the Opry's 90th anniversary celebration.
Dozens of artists will take part in similar "Circle Throwdowns" around the world to salute the Opry.
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Image Courtesy Bob D'Amico/ABCOn Wednesday's Nashville, Deacon Claybourne's sister Beverly initially turned down Rayna Jaymes' million-dollar offer to donate a piece of her liver to Deacon, who is facing terminal cancer if he doesn't get a transplant. Just when it seemed like all hope was lost, Beverly made a surprise appearance at Deacon's show at the Bluebird and told him she would make the donation anyway. No word on whether or not Beverly intends to collect Rayna's million dollars, too.
New mom Juliette Barnes was hyper-focused on re-launching her stalled career with surprise concert dates and a promise to deliver a new album to her label in just two days. All of this happened at the expense of her baby, Cadence. Juliette pawned the baby off on her assistant, Emily, who called Juliette's husband, Avery, to let him know Cadence hadn't been fed or changed in hours on Juliette's watch.
Avery and Emily quickly called Juliette's doctor and staged an intervention to address her post-partum depression, but she refused to listen to them and headed back to the studio.
Closeted country star Will Lexington was reunited with his father, Bill, who kicked him out of the house at 17 years old for being gay. His dad was on hand to see Will perform a new song, "I'm on It", for country radio programmers in Nashville. Will's dad ended up telling his son he loved him for the first time ever, but Will's new boyfriend, Kevin Bicks, wasn't happy to see Will reconnect with someone who had hurt him so badly.
Will's dad and everyone else in the world will know he's gay very soon thanks to some leaked photos of Will and Kevin on vacation together. It's cause for concern with Will's record label boss, Luke Wheeler, who just found out a tabloid is going to out Will with those photos next week.
Actor Chris Carmack plays Will on the show, and he admires the sensitivity the writers on Nashville have shown towards his characters' journey to accept his sexuality.
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Will Lexington's performance of "I'm on It" is now available for download at iTunes. Nashville's season three finale airs next Wednesday night at 10 Eastern on ABC.
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Burke/Triolo Productions/ThinkstockCongratulations to "Did It for the Girl" singer Greg Bates on marrying fellow singer-songwriter Shelley Skidmore last Saturday in her hometown of Stanton, Kentucky.
Miranda Lambert, A Thousand Horses front man Michael Hobby and Big Kenny were among the stars on hand for RaeLynn's 21st birthday celebration at John Rich's Nashville estate, Mt. Richmore, Monday night.
Parmalee is celebrating the month of May by giving away an iPhone 6 loaded with Parmalee music, photos, voice memos and apps. To register to win the "Already Callin' You MiPhone" contest, go to ParMAYlee.com.
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There is always something awesome to do with your family in Southeast Idaho. Check out some of the great local events below. Chances are, we'll be there. You should join us!
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I recently commented on a post on the Corona Labs forum from a developer who was having a hard time with timers that were not canceled when a scene was changed. Now the Corona SDK already gives us methods for pausing, resuming, or even canceling active timers, but those methods are somewhat restricted in that you can only cancel one timer at a time, and you must refer to the timer by it's handle to do so. Under the current system, it's very easy to accidentally leave a timer running when you would rather pause or cancel all your timers, or at least a number of them.
In my comment on that forum post, I suggested that the original poster vote up a Corona SDK feature request for the timer library to receive an update akin to the "Transition 2.0″ update from a few years ago, so that we would have the ability to pause/resume/cancel all active timers at once, or to pause/resume/cancel a subset of active timers by tagging them. I still think that's worth doing, and if you're reading this, then you should definitely do that! However, part of what I love about Corona is how we developers can roll our own solutions to these sorts of problems while we wait for Corona Labs to add new features or fix bugs – so I decided to do just that and "fix" the timer library to enable those requested features. READ MORE »


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Tomatoes, tomatoes and more tomatoes are the star of this annual tomato-throwing festival. La Tomatina, possibly the world?s biggest food fight, has been held in the town of Bunol in the Valencia region of Spain since 1945. Let loose and start throwing, just make sure to bring a pair of goggles -- more than 100 tons of over-ripe tomatoes will be thrown into the streets!
Love golf? Tee up and head to this annual golf tournament, one of the 4 major championships in pro golf. This year's PGA Championship takes center stage at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, KY.
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Shake, rattle and roll! Memphis, TN, marks its annual Elvis Week celebration each August -- and this year, Elvis fans are all shook up with something extra-special: it?s the 60th anniversary year of rock ?n? roll. Another big draw: the annual Elvis Tribute Artists contest -- who will be crowned the King?
The annual Maine Lobster Festival kicks off this month, and you won?t want to miss a moment of it! Over the course of the 5-day festival, more than 20,000 lbs. of lobster will be served -- lobster rolls, lobster wraps, lobster Caesar salad?did we say lobster? Plus, see the annual Lobster Crate Race, cooking contest and the Maine Sea Goddess coronation!
Get a full dose of culture during Labor Day weekend. Head to Seattle for this music and arts fest -- it?s one of the largest in North America. Bumbershoot began in 1971; today the annual gathering draws artists in film, music, spoken word, theater, dance, visual arts and more. Like we said, it?s big.
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The stars of tennis hit the court for one of the oldest tennis championships in the world. First held in 1881, the US Open is the fourth and final tennis major of the year's Grand Slam tournaments -- and the only one held in North America. Last year's cash prize totaled more than $24 million -- see the high-stakes action in Flushing Meadows, Queens, NY.
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Nice legs! See big, brawny men in flowing Scottish skirts compete in the largest Highland games in the world -- the Cowal Highland Gathering. Also known as the Cowal Games, the annual event is held in the Scottish town of Dunoon, attracting more than 23,000 spectators to celebrate Scottish and Celtic culture.
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Chile aficionados, get your peppery fix at the Hatch Chile Festival. The annual fest kicks off at the end of August, and showcases mouthwatering (and burning) chile-packed dishes such as creamed corn, burritos and cheeseburgers. Thank Hatch Valley?s volcanic soil, plentiful sun and 4,000-foot elevation for their chiles? tasty perfection.
Imagine spending a week in a remote desert, cut off from the outside world, to experience and celebrate life. Get your chance at Burning Man -- the largest outdoor festival in North America. Each year, the annual event, held in the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada, welcomes more than 60,000 people. You might want to switch your cell phone to airplane mode for this one.
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Drive through South Dakota?s famed Black Hills, and meet 400,000 hardcore bikers and babes at the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. The annual event takes place the first week of August, with the usual motor-roarin? fanfare and bad-ass leather. But what we want to know is: Do you have what it takes to win this year?s Best Redneck Tattoo Contest?
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Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh landed the Spirit of St. Louis at Le Bourget Field in Paris on May 21, 1927.
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So how can restoring the commercial Chinook salmon fishing threaten the future of South County almond farmers?
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There are more than 12,000 homes on the drawing boards that various developers would like to build in Manteca during the coming years that reflect the Leave it to Beaver American Dream on steroids crossed with a McMansion version of the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
What you are about to read is perhaps the most politically incorrect thing you could say during the drought: It is time to let the Delta smelt go.
It's come down to this: Death penalty foes who have consistently done everything they can to block California from executing those on death row now want the death penalty declared unconstitutional because the state doesn't put them to death quick enough. They argue lingering on death row for an uncertain execution is cruel and inhumane punishment.
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The study, by University of British Columbia Professor Michael Byers, identifies more than $10 billion in potential savings in spending on military equipment.
Nova Scotia budget repairs the boat but doesn't do any fishing
It's at risk of being lost amid the commotion over cuts to the film tax credit, but last week's budget, for better or worse, marked a milestone on the icy road to wherever it is we're going in the rickety wagon of Nova Scotia politics.
That is, after years of working up to it, a government has finally touched the brake on public spending and seriously tried to streamline public services. Backed by major reports advising this, considerable public support, a somewhat improving economy and dry runs by previous governments, the budget, in the main, represents a large consensus. Significantly, I thought, neither the opposition parties nor the public sector unions complained very much.
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WIMPY KID Author Jeff Kinney to Open Bookstore in Massachusetts
Meet the latest bookstore owner: "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" author Jeff Kinney.
The beloved children's writer surprised and delighted a breakfast gathering Friday at BookExpo America, publishing's annual national convention, by announcing that he and his wife are converting the site of an abandoned general store in Plainville, Massachusetts, where Kinney and his wife live.
Kinney, whose books have sold more than 100 million copies worldwide, joked that he was opening a store to get rich.
Kinney isn't the only author to go into the bookselling business. Ann Patchett runs Parnassus Books in Nashville, Tennessee, and Larry McMurtry is the longtime owner of Booked Up in Archer, Texas.
BookExpo America is being held in New York City.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney didn't grow up wanting to be a children's author. His dream was to become a newspaper cartoonist, but he wasn't able to get his comic strips syndicated.
In 1998 Jeff came up with the idea for Diary of a Wimpy Kid, a story about a middle-school weakling named Greg Heffley. Jeff worked on his book for almost eight years before showing it to a publisher in New York.
Jeff Kinney was born in 1971 in Maryland and attended the University of Maryland in the early 1990s. It was there that Jeff ran a comic strip called "Igdoof" in the campus newspaper, and he knew he wanted to be a cartoonist.
However, Jeff was not successful in getting his comic strip syndicated after college, and in 1998 he started writing down ideas for Diary of a Wimpy Kid, which he hoped to turn into a book. Jeff worked on the book for six years before publishing it online on Funbrain.com in daily installments. To date, the online version of Diary of a Wimpy Kid has more than 80 million visits, and is typically read by more than 70,000 kids a day.
In 2006, Jeff signed a multi-book deal with publisher Harry N. Abrams, Inc. to turn Diary of a Wimpy Kid into a print series.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid was released in April 2007 and quickly became a New York Times bestseller, eventually reaching the #1 spot. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules was released in January 2008 and also became a #1 bestseller.
In 2007, Jeff also created Poptropica.com, where he continues to work full-time as the creative and editorial director. Jeff lives in southern Massachusetts with his wife and two sons.
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One of the more popular public figures in the corporate tent area Saturday afternoon was new Maryland football coach Randy Edsall, who was attending his first Preakness along with his wife, Eileen.
Edsall's choice to replace Ralph Friedgen back in January was not universally accepted among Terps fans, but most of those who introduced themselves to Edsall at Pimlico were polite and supportive. Even Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller, who introduced himself recently to Edsall and told him that he was in favor of the university hiring former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach, had friendly greetings.


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Join the National Constitution Center for the nation's best Constitution Day celebration! We are the place to turn to fulfill your education requirements—at the museum and in the classroom! Head to the National Constitution Center on Constitution Day, September 17, for FREE admission plus an array of engaging educational programs, ceremonies, hands-on crafts, and special guests.
• Join in the launch of the NEW Interactive Constitution
• Join in a reading of the Constitution's Preamble
• Honor the individual who will be added to the museum's American National Tree exhibit
• Engage in interactive and educational programs like the Pass the Citizenship Test quiz game
• Sign our giant Constitution
• Celebrate with cake and confetti
Plus, tune in to view our special Constitution Day episodes of the fun and fascinating video lesson series Constitution Hall Pass. Students and teachers can even chat live with our staff, weekday, September 10 through 23, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern. And visit our website for educational videos, Constitution Day kits, interactive games, lesson plans and more! constitutioncenter.org/constitutionday
Preamble Challenge
8:30 a.m.
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To kick off the day, National Constitution Center President and CEO Jeff Rosen will lead students in a rousing reading of the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States on the museum's front lawn.
Flag Raising Ceremony
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Join the Sons of the American Revolution and the Daughters of the American Revolution for a patriotic flag raising ceremony!
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Try your hand at graces, hoop and stick, nine pin, and other games popular during the Revolutionary era.
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The National Constitution Center is joined in our Constitution Day Celebration by our outstanding partner organizations, many of whom will be at the museum on September 17! To learn more about our education partners, click here.
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Visitors can check out our giant version of the U.S. Constitution and sign their names alongside Washington, Franklin, and Madison.
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Visitors can take part in arts and crafts projects, join in a calligraphy demonstration, and learn the copperplate script used to pen the Constitution.
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Every year the museum adds a new individual to the American National Tree. The Tree, a popular exhibit inside The Story of We the People, tells the stories of more than 100 Americans whose actions have helped shape the Constitution over time. This summer, the National Constitution Center, in partnership with Scholastic Inc. and the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers will hold a student essay contest to determine the 2015 inductee.
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Every year 50 immigrants from across the globe take the Oath of Allegiance to officially become citizens of the United States. The ceremony will be presided over by United States Federal Judge John R. Padova.
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During the lunch hour, the museum offers cake (shaped and designed to look like the Constitution) and invites visitors to sing along to Happy Birthday and other favorite tunes to celebrate the anniversary of the Constitution's signing. This celebration is complete with confetti and appearances by the museum's mascots Donnie the Donkey and Ellie the Elephant.
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SINGAPORE—Adrian Zecha, founder of Aman Group, the holding company of international luxury resort collection Amanresorts, is stepping down as chairman and CEO.
Johan Eliasch, a global business leader with extensive brand-building expertise, has been appointed chairman of the Aman Group and Vladislav Doronin, a developer of high-end residential and commercial properties and the lead investor, has been named CEO.
"We are grateful for Adrian Zecha's outstanding achievements and we are committed to extending his legacy to build on Amanresorts' foundation as a luxury global resort brand," stated Eliasch. "As someone who is very familiar with the distinctive Aman experience, I am excited to take on this role as chairman."
Eliasch is the chairman/CEO of Head N.V., the global sporting goods group, and is the former Special Representative of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He is chairman of Equity Partners, Cool Earth, and London Films and a non-executive director of CV Starr Underwriting Agents. He is the president of Global Strategy Forum, a trustee of Kew Foundation, a member of the Mayors of London's and Rome's Business Advisory Councils and an advisory board member of the Centre for Social Justice
Added Doronin: "The Aman Group's philosophy is to immerse guests in a unique and personal experience. We intend to preserve the spirit of Aman while growing the brand through future strategic development opportunities, including exotic locations for which the brand is well known, as well as into major metropolitan destinations. As lead investor and CEO, I am dedicated to ensuring that the organization has the necessary resources to sustain and enhance its position as an industry pioneer. The future holds great promise for this iconic brand."
Doronin is the chairman and founder of Capital Group, a property development company in Russia. Capital Group's portfolio has more than 70 major projects with a total area of more than 70 million sq. ft., including business centers, hotels, residential, retail and mixed-use complexes.
Plans are in progress with the new management team to invest in the company's existing infrastructure and capabilities.
Aman Group operates 26 luxury resort properties under the Aman brand in 18 countries. Each of its one-of-a-kind properties features locally sourced materials, reflecting the resort's natural surroundings and the traditions of local cultures in Thailand, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, France, Greece, India, Indonesia, Italy, Laos, Montenegro, Morocco, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Turks & Caicos Islands, Vietnam and the United States.
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