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GOP candidates in 1st District meet in forum
NORTH CHARLESTON (AP) — The Republican hopefuls for South Carolina's 1st Congressional District are scheduled to meet in a candidates' forum.
The event is slated for Saturday in North Charleston and is sponsored by the FreedomWorks organization. The group describes itself as working to advance individual liberty and constitutionally limited government.
Sixteen Republicans are running for the seat that was left vacant when Gov. Nikki Haley appointed former Rep. Tim Scott to the U.S. Senate. The group includes former Gov. Mark Sanford and Teddy Turner, the son of media magnate Ted Turner.
Two Democrats, including Elizabeth Colbert Busch, the sister of comedian Stephen Colbert, are also seeking the seat in the district along the state's south coast.
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Land ownership questioned for Vt. trailJune 20,2013Some question
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DUMMERSTON Development of a trail near Dummerston has come to a halt as its ownership is being questioned.
The goal is have the trail follow a 36-mile former West River Railroad route from Brattleboro to Londonderry. Its attracted hikers since the railways demise in the late 1930s.
Representatives of the nonprofit Friends of the West River Trail said they want to work with property owners and possibly re-route future trail sections.
The Brattleboro Reformer reported that some residents just north of the trails end in Dummerston have signed a petition opposing further development due to privacy concerns.
The trail is well developed between Londonderry and Townshend. The trail group has begun publicizing the southern section between Brattleboro to an access point in Dummerston, which has brought up land ownership questions.MORE IN This Just InThe family of a Connecticut man who was killed in a car accident on Route 4 last Friday night is... Full StoryAssociated Press Full StoryIt seems like I just started to warm up from last winter and I see back-to-school displays. Full Story
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Cavaliers move into first in CFVC baseball
Southern Lee 15, Westover 1
The Cavaliers (15-3, 7-1) rolled to their 10th straight win, third straight double-digit win and, combined with other results in the Cape Fear Valley Conference Tuesday night, moved into first place in the CFVC with a victory at Westover.
The Cavs have allowed nine runs in their 10-game win streak. Southern Lee will play at Lee County tonight at 7 p.m. The Cavaliers beat the Yellow Jackets 11-1 last Thursday.
Union Pines 3, Gray's Creek 0
The Vikings (12-4, 6-1) scored all of their runs in the fifth inning to win at Gray's Creek (12-4, 6-2) Tuesday night. The Bears, with a 7-1 win on March 15, gave the Vikings their only CFVC loss on the season.
Emmitt Carden went 3-for-3 and scored a run for the Vikings. Jeffrey Thompson and Dalton Garner had one RBI each.
Noble Davis tossed a three-hit shutout with three strikeouts. The Viking defense played an errorless game.
Southern Lee leads Union Pines by a half-game and Gray's Creek by one game in the Cape Fear Valley standings.
Union Pines played Overhills last night and is slated to play at Southern Lee Friday at 7 p.m.
Wayne Christian 7, Grace Christian 4
Wayne Christian beat the visiting Crusaders in a Carolina Christian game Tuesday afternoon. Grace Christian (8-6, 3-2) hosts Wake Christian today at 5 p.m.
North Rowan 2, Chatham Central 0
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Seth Elkins went 2-for-3 with two doubles for the Bears. Zack Burke took the loss, pitching a complete game giving up an earned run and four hits while striking out 10.
Chatham Central (9-6, 7-3) played Eastern Randolph last night and will play at South Davidson Friday at 7 p.m.
Providence Grove 4, Jordan-Matthews 2
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Northwood 13, Granville Central 5
The Chargers (13-4, 9-0) remained perfect in Carolina 12 play in Stem Tuesday night. Northwood travels to play Cedar Ridge Friday at 7 p.m.
Western Harnett 5, Overhills 1
The Eagles (5-10, 4-5) won at Overhills (4-11, 3-5) for a regular season sweep in the county rivalry.
Western Harnett will host Douglas Byrd in a CFVC game Friday at 7 p.m. Overhills played Union Pines last night and will play at Gray's Creek Tuesday night.
Harnett Central 14, Southeast Raleigh 3
The Trojans (11-4, 5-2) routed Southeast Raleigh (1-10, 0-8) in a Greater Neuse River game Tuesday night. Harnett Central hosted Garner last night and will host Clayton Friday at 7 p.m.
Scotland 9, Pinecrest 4
The Fighting Scots (8-9, 4-3) completed a regular season sweep over the Patriots in Laurinburg Tuesday night.
Pinecrest (11-6, 3-4) played Pine Forest last night and will get back to Southeastern play hosting Purnell Swett Friday at 7 p.m.
Western Harnett 6, Overhills 3
Western Harnett (9-4, 7-2) doubled up the Lady Jaguars (4-10, 4-4) in a Cape Fear Valley game in Spring Lake Tuesday night.
Taylor Hains pitched the complete-game victory. Hannah Cockerham had a double and two RBI for the Lady Eagles.
Megan Buse had two doubles and two RBI for Overhills.
Overhills played at Union Pines last night and is slated to play at Gray's Creek Tuesday night.
Western Harnett played at Lee County last night and will host Douglas Byrd Friday at 7 p.m.
Union Pines 4, Gray's Creek 3
After Gray's Creek (11-6, 5-3) had fought back from an early 3-1 Lady Viking lead, the Lady Vikings (11-2, 7-0) scored a run in the sixth inning and held on for a CFVC win, remaining perfect in the CFVC, at Hope Mills Tuesday night.
Union Pines sweeps Gray's Creek and leads Western Harnett by a game, with two games in hand, in the CFVC race. The Lady Vikings played Overhills last night and will play at Southern Lee Friday at 6 p.m.
Jordan-Matthews 8, Providence Grove 6
The Lady Jets (9-5, 7-2) rallied from a 6-0 deficit entering the fourth inning to get a Mid-State victory, splitting with Providence Grove for the regular season, in Siler City Tuesday night.
Holly Clark hit a three-run home run giving the Lady Jets an 8-6 lead in the bottom of the sixth. Clark, while getting the pitching victory, also tallied a double, a triple and four RBI at the plate. Madison Poe had two hits and two RBI.
The Lady Jets will play at Bartlett Yancey Friday at 6 p.m.
Granville Central 5, Northwood 4, 12 innings
In a clash at the top of the Carolina 12, Granville Central (11-1, 7-1) gave the Lady Chargers (9-3, 6-1) their first league loss in Stem Tuesday night.
Northwood scored four runs in the top of the seventh taking a 4-2 lead. Granville Central answered to force extra innings.
Northwood will play at Cedar Ridge Friday at 7 p.m.
Pinecrest 4, Scotland 2
The Lady Patriots won at Scotland (6-5, 5-2) Tuesday night, avenging a 7-0 Scotland win back in March. The Lady Patriots (4-7, 3-4) played Pine Forest last night and will host Purnell Swett Friday at 7 p.m.
Girls soccer
Grace Christian 3, Wayne Christian 1
The Lady Crusaders (8-5-2, 5-1-0) scored twice after the hosts tied the match in the second half to get a Carolina Christian Conference victory Tuesday afternoon.
Torie Boyte scored from Kaycee Murr's assist and Grace Christian led 1-0 at halftime.
Following Wayne Christian making it a 1-1 score, Boyte scored off an assist by Madison Bolen, then Bolen scored from Katie Cook's assist.
Grace Christian hosts Statesville Christian today at 4 p.m.
Overhills 4, Western Harnett 2
The Lady Jaguars (8-5-2, 6-2-1) completed a season sweep over Western Harnett (0-10, 0-7) in Spring Lake Tuesday night.
The Lady Eagles play at Triton this evening at 6 p.m. Overhills plays at Pine Forest tonight at 7 p.m.
South Davidson 3, North Moore 1
South Davidson (3-7-2, 3-5-2) won the second half 2-0 for a Yadkin Valley win over visiting North Moore (2-8-1) Tuesday night. The Lady Mustangs host North Moore tonight at 6:30 p.m.
O'Neal 5, Fayetteville Christian 0
The Lady Falcons (2-5-1, 1-3-0) got a Cape Fear Independent Conference victory at Fayetteville Christian Tuesday. O'Neal plays at Trinity School today at 4 p.m.
Boys lacrosse
Chapel Hill 19, Northwood 0
Chapel Hill (8-3, 5-2) rolled past the Chargers for a conference victory in Pittsboro Tuesday night. Northwood (2-9, 1-6) will play at Carrboro Friday at 6 p.m.


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You mean paper clip??
By Money watcher
from New Boston, Michigan
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Practical, Stylish
Comments about Personalized Leather Money Clip:
Nice color, nice lettering . . . BUT; I bought two for two grown sons for Christmas presents, and I choose not to give it to them, as they appear like something an adolescent might use. No substance to them; lightweight, cheap looking. No refund because they were personalized. I called, complained, and am still very disappointed in them and Miles Kimball for not refunding my money!
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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The best accessory!
By Ann
from southern calif
About Me Classic, Comfort-Oriented
Was purchased as a gift, however my husband also has one. He uses it everyday! It works great and fits in your pocket nicely. Easy to use and light weight.
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
Hopefully a great Christmas gift.
By None
from Georgia
About Me Comfort-Oriented, Practical
Suggested gift for son-in-law
Money Clip
By Tapper
from Palm Desert, CA
It looks nice. I only hope my husband will like it when I give it to him for his birthday.
just what I wanted
By Rick
from pendleton or
About Me Practical
what do you say? it,s a money clip
Great Christmas Gift!
By Don't have one.
from Swanton, MD
About Me Career, Classic, Comfort-Oriented, Practical, Stylish
My husband has always liked having his paper money neatly arranged in a small and concise manner. With his personal initials included, the money clip was a perfect Christmas gift!
Wasn't what I expected!
By Nana to two
from Dameron, MD
Wasn't exactly what I expected. Was expecting a money clip that was actually a clip. Tested it with several dollar bills and it really doesn't hold much without slipping. Otherwise it is nice, monogrammed[...].
Personalized Leather Money Clip
By Dan
from Salinas, CA
Thank you, for a wonderful holiday gift for my son.
very weak magnet
By john
from charlotte, nc
very disappointed in the money clip. The appearance is wonderful but it is useless with more then a couple of dollars. Went to another store - bought one and the magnets penetrated many bills
Just what he needed
By horselady
from Warrenville, IL
Keeps those loose dollars all in one place securely


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YES!!!! This have been bugging me forever.
Apple adds "Download Later" option to iTunes in the Cloud
Apple has added a new option for iTunes in the Cloud users, allowing them to defer large downloads of movies, TV shows, and music box sets for a later time. Currently, this new option does not work for apps, and is available only in places where iTunes in the Cloud is live. This option is available on iOS 6 and in iTunes 11, and can be used on things like whole seasons of television shows.
Clicking the Later button will not download any episodes. You'll be able to download your episodes at any time from iTunes in the Cloud.
When you purchase a television show or movie, you will be presented with three options for movie sets and TV seasons: Later, Download, and Download All. For individual episodes and movies, as well as music box sets, the Download All option is not present. This option is great if you find a TV season or collection of movies you want to buy, but you don't want to use up the space on your current device, or are on a cellular network with a data cap to worry about. You will find any items that you choose to download later in the Purchased section of the iTunes 11 store and the Purchased tab of the iOS 6 store.
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Apple adds "Download Later" option to iTunes in the Cloud
I clicked "download later", but now that i'm ready to download them all, there is no way to do it :(
I really can't see where this would be useful. I don't think I've ever said, "hey! I really want to download this!.... Later."
i'm gonna assume it's useful for people that don't want to download over 3G. I use downcast and have it set so it only downloads when i'm on wifi. And my sprint 3G is utter crap, partly cause it's sprint, partly cause i live near the ocean so the tower range doesn't completely cover all the way to the water.
They finally added a feature that should have been a part of the iTunes 11 features. If everything is moving to cloud, who downloads anymore.


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Metallic Scoop Back Dress
Style # 227243
There's no looking back now. This shimmering metallic bebe backless mini dress is a seriously head turning style. Dress yours up with gunmetal add-ons and a pair of platform heels for an after-dark look you won't soon forget.
- 97% polyester, 3% spandex
- Machine wash
- Made in USA
- Center back to hem: 31" (79 cm)
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Rated 4.7 out of 5�by 3 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by Dreamdresser051 Great fit Love this dress great fit hits in all the rite places April 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by StefG Short but nice I'm only 4'11 and the xs dress is super short on me so taller gals beware. I like it for a night out though. March 19, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by BellaItaliaFlaGatorGirl WAYYYY better on Looks tacky in the photos and on the rack but try it on and bam! Runs slightly smaller than marked, as I barely fit into the XS...the shiny material makes it less stretchy. Xs is my usual size and I did just squeeze into it. The color is very dark and with the right accessories (black) and maybe a cropped leather jacket...It's veryyyy upscale. December 26, 2013
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This game is going to be super easy for an adult spelling bee champion such as Seth Killian.
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Customer Favorite
Fishtail-hem day dress featuring a bohemian multi-patterned print and peasant sleeves. Slit opening at front of neckline. Sleeve hems are stretchy. Hi-low hem.
*100% Rayon
*Machine Wash Cold
*Machine Wash Cold
Measurements for Small:Length in Front: 34"=86 cm
Length in Back: 42"= 107 cm
Bust (all around): 38"= 97 cm
Sleeve Length: 8 1/2"=22 cm
Rated 4.3 out of 5Â by 35 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5Â by saraphin be careful washing I love love love the style of this dress, and it fit great, true to size, and is really comfortable, and looks great. I got many compliments. My only complaint is that when I washed it (and I followed the directions to a T) it shrunk! And shrunk alot!! I was going to send it back, but really wanted to wear it for an event I ordered it for. So I washed it again and tried to stretch it out when it was wet. Which worked ok, but not perfect and not like it was before I washed it. I have had this experience before with inexpensive clothing from Target or Kohls or something, but I certainly didn't expect this when I pay FP prices. I expect I little higher quality. So I gave three stars because I am disappointed in the quality, but loved the style. It does make me wary of ordering more from FP as now I'm not sure what I'm going to get. I have ordered maybe 5-6 things previously with no problems or unexpected quality issues. 5.25.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Epps Love this dress! I just received this dress today. The fit is very true to size. I ordered to fit my bust,as I am more busty. The dress measurement is basically the same for the entire length of the dress. I am very petite not quite 5ft. the small fit perfect. The black print is not too over whelming. It is very complimentary. It looks best pulled up with a belt like the model is wearing. When I belt and blouse it the length is the same on me as it on the model. It is cute layered with a funky sweater too. This dress is great for all seasons. It can be worn with boots and tights or bare legs and sandals. The fabric is very soft and comfortable. A great purchase. 3.26.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Sesiko18 Love over all Look Fits well except for the shoulders. I had to have the shoulders taken in a bit to make it less boxy looking. Looks great with Hue's black or white double knit leggings and my black calf length Helmut Lang suede boots. I am 60 yrs, for younger ladies, would look great as a dress without the leggings and calf length boots. 3.15.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by laurasue FP off the runway Beautiful dress! so many compliments , runs true to size , wear a belt! 9.26.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by squizz Peacemaker dress I really do love this dress and so desparatley wanted to keep it for myself as everything about it is gorgeous-I bought the ivory colour and the print is beautiful, the colours soft and pretty, the problem for me is that I found it too tight in my usual size large, around the hips-I didn't think that my hips were particularly wide but this dress will not go over them. It really is a shame that I cannot wear it as the soft fabric and style are lovely. I like it so much that I have decided to give it to my slimmer sister rather than return it-I know she will love it and at least that way I will still get to see it!!!!! 6.28.2013
Rated 2 out of 5Â by imnotanangelyet Lovely yet... This dress is absolutely lovely - the material is light and flowy, and the cut is absolutely flattering. My only problem is the fact that within two weeks of owning this dress a small tear in the back formed. I had tried to remedy the situation with my local free people store, in which I could not exchange for a new dress but would only give me store credit for the sale price of the dress. I then brought the dress to my local cleaners to fix the tear. Within another few weeks, the elastic in the cuff has torn away from the seam so now that the cuff is loose and does not stay in place. I am very disappointed in the quality in which the dress is made for the price that it is, this review would of been five stars if not for the problems I have been having with this particular dress. 6.11.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by erinterrence For Aussie Buyers This is a really nice dress and pretty much as pictured however it is quite big on me. I ordered a Small as I am generally an 8-10 in Aussie sizes and this is what Small corresponded to on the size chart. It's quite a lot longer (the front hem is past my knees) on me than pictured on the model and is also very baggy. I am average height and slim. I think I should have ordered the XS as this would have been a better fit. This was my first order from Free People and it took two weeks to get to me but I do live quite remotely so that's kind of expected. I ordered another FP top at the same time and it is also at least one size too big. I won't be returning the items and I will still wear both of them but my learning is that I will order one size down from Aussie sizing in the future. 5.24.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by lizalicious Dress is absolutely gorgeous! I purchased this dress in the Lord & Taylor which carries Free People clothing. The minute my eyes met the dress, I could not resist. I took it to the fitting room and could not part ways with it. I purchased it at full price although most of the times I wait for the sales. There was only one xs size and I feared that if i waited i might not find it. That is how much I loved the dress. Just looking at it, it looked big but when i tried it on, it was just perfect. Mine looks as beautiful as it looks on the model. I am 5.4" and weighs 115 lbs. I can't wait for the summer season so I can enjoy wearing the dress without coats covering it's beauty! 2.18.2013
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Geometric Jacquard Dress
Style # 221698
Give off seriously sexy attitude in this bebe jacquard dress, featuring a V-neck, cutout back and long sleeves perfect for the new season. Style with hoop earrings and mini crossbody bag for a cool-girl look.
- 54% rayon, 24% nylon, 17% spandex, 5% metallic
- Center back to hem: 33" (84 cm)
- Contrast metallic
- Dry clean
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S


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Waitsfield native and former Freestyle Junior National Mogul Champion, two-time Junior World Team member and Killington Mountain School (KMS) alumnus Nick Keating (2010) has been named to the U.S. Freestyle Team roster for athletes to compete at the World Cup event in Sochi, Russia, this month. The event is an Olympic test event in preparation for the 2014 Games. Keating earned the spot because of his solid ninth-place finish in his World Cup debut at Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid, NY last month. Keating will join A Team members Hannah Kearney, plus Patrick Deneen and Jeremy Cota. He is a member of the U.S. Development Group and currently trains out of Telluride, CO.
"The U.S. Team coaches have been watching Nick train and he's been doing well," said Jerome Keating, Nick's father. "We're excited for him. He's worked really hard for this and to get where he is. He wants to have great runs."
During the 2012-2013 season, more than 20 international test events in all 15 Olympic disciplines and five Paralympic sports in the Sochi 2014 Sports Program will take place in Sochi. Some of the world's best athletes will take part in these test events which are on a scale comparable to the staging of two Olympic Games.
"I'm really excited to have another World Cup opportunity in Sochi to compete at my best again," said Keating.
Keating will compete in the World Cup mogul competition at the Snowboard and Freestyle FIS World Cup tour stop in Sochi from February 7 to 20. The events will take place in accordance with the World Cup rules and guidelines of the International Ski Federation and the ICR.
In order to make the U.S. Ski Team's A Team during the season, Keating must win or have two top-three finishes in World Cup events.
"Nick has been working extremely hard both on and off snow to reach his goals. It is great to see things are moving in a positive direction," said KMS Action Sports athletic director Matt Gnoza, who was one of Nick's coaches during his tenure at KMS. "Nick has always remained focused on reaching his goal of being the best mogul skier in the world. There is no doubt that Nick will do everything he can to make sure he will be representing the United States in the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games."
At Lake Placid, Keating skied to a sixth-place position in qualifying with a 23.87 and finished ninth overall with a 24.05, missing sixth place and the cut for super-finals by less than four-tenths of a point.


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RZA movie Golden Phoenix
Speaking of the RZA, he just released the trailer to his long-rumored feature film Wu Tang vs the Golden Pheonix. The rapper hopes that the film will prove to himself and Hollywood that he could be taken seriously as a director.
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Uh...better luck next time, the RZA.
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I've been into Shaw Brothers stuff since I was little and I'm on the fence about this.
At certain moments it looked almost EXACTLY like an old Shaw Brothers flick. Then I noticed the voice was in perfect synch with the mouth movements. My disappointment started there.
Most of the backdrops are a big backyard probably behind the RZA's house. And why is he in his own movie, beyond fulfilling a boyhood fantasy? And what the hell is with the bad CG blood spurt at the end?
However, I'd consider watching it to see some dude get a spear stab to the crotch.
Ah, **** it. I'm gonna go watch Master of the Flying Guillotine again instead.


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SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C. — Glen Maynard, 86, of Surfside Beach, S.C., passed away Wednesday, January 16, 2013, at Georgetown Memorial Hospital after a short illness.
Born August 21, 1926, he was a son of the late Willie and Dovie Maynard. Also preceding him in death was his wife of 57 years, Ruth Ann Welch Maynard; four brothers, Lowell, Lathan, Herbert and Noah Maynard, and two sisters, Irene Maynard Snyder and Lorena Maynard Skeens.
Glen served in the Army Air Corps for two years during World War II and then further served his country in the U.S. Air Force for the next 18 years. After retiring from the Air Force he taught industrial arts at Socastee High School for an additional 18 years and was loved and admired by his many students long after his retirement from teaching. He was a member of the Murrells Inlet VFW for many years. Glen was a doer, he always had to be busy working with his hands, whether it was creating something beautiful and lasting in his wood shop, or tinkering with any type of engine that wouldn't work, Glen was happiest when he was working with his tools.
Survivors include his sons, Rodney (Staci) of Kentucky, Gregory (June) and Timothy of Conway, S.C., and Danny (Barbara) of Murrells Inlet, S.C.; seven grandchildren, Krystal Maynard, Megan Maynard, Jessica Maynard Wilson, Jeremy Maynard, Molly Maynard Todd, Webb Maynard and Logan Maynard, and three great-grandchildren.
A graveside service will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, January 21, at Hillcrest Cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Condolences may be left at www.goldfinchfuneralhome.com/obituaries
Goldfinch Funeral Home, Beach Chapel, of Murrells Inlet, S.C., is in charge of the arrangements.


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The capitalcity is full of cultural centers. The National Museum is the largest and contains historical and archeological items. The National Gallery contains artwork going back to the 12th century. The Open Air Museum is the oldest and largest in the world, housing 300 year old artifacts. No trip to the city would be complete without listening to the opera. The city's concert hall is home to the Danish National Symphony Orchestra. The concert hall in Tivoli Gardens and the National Opera House are centers of great musical performances that must not be missed.Round Tower is an observatory in use since the mid-1600s, in which there is a powerful telescope that visitors must not miss.European cities are often built around their pre-historic counterparts - and Copenhagen is no different. Medieval Indre By is a square city at the heart of the modern one. It houses streets, shops, churches, restaurants and other historical buildings.The Little Mermaid is one of the city's most beloved attractions. The Hans Christian Andersen character is made of bronze and guards the harbor.Amalienborg Palace has some historic rooms open to the public, but the real draw is watching the changing of the guard. This occurs at noon when the royal family is in residence. While a marching band plays, the guards march from Rosenborg Castle through the city streets to Amalienborg Palace to change the guard, whose members then march, still musically accompanied, back to Rosenborg Castle. Amalienborg Palace has been the home of the Danish royal family since the late 1700s.
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Tivoli Gardens, a 20-acre garden in the heart of the city. Built in 1843, it was the inspiration for Walt Disney and countless other future amusement park entrepreneurs. Like any amusement park, it has its share of games and rides, but the ride most beloved by children is the merry-go-round made of Viking ships. There is a roller coaster that can take your breath away running at up to 50 mph and a Ferris wheel of hot air balloons during the daytime. At night, the park comes alive with food, beer and music. The aquarium opened in 2005. Visitors can partake of north Atlantic aquatic life, including turtles, sharks, piranhas and other sea life. The aquarium is near a royal palace in use since the late 1600s. Although the palace is not open to the public, the grounds are available for tourists to see. Bakken Amusement Park is the home of rides, shows and revues on unspoiled terrain. The most popular revue in the country is seen here, with the dancing girls seriously threatening the Radio City Music Hall dancers. Plenty of food, beer and fun to be had for all can be found here.
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Thanks Nealey and Jen re. the drawings..
.'my' village has many such old buildings too dating from around 1200, mainly stone built. Problem is that they are 'listed' as heritage buildings and we have to keep them in good condition...repairs have to be carried out in traditional materials which are becoming more and more scarce to obtain.
feel free to make constructive c/c...no digital alterations please
This is a page from my latest holiday sketch book. Too wet to draw outdoors so this was what I could see from the lounge window...the cannon was a relic from the defences put up during the time of the Napoleonic threat to the UK. It still points out to sea but from a garden not the actual coastline.
The drawing below it was a waxy flower in a vase on the table I was seated at. The letters are colour notes. size 6" x 8"
Sarah, nice sketch of the old cannon. there are two like it where my friend lives in Southwold. Probably a newer vintage though. Nice flower too.
Jen C & C's always welcome
well nobody was at the studio today so I did this pastel painting from a wetcanvas WDE challenge . it was of three guys digging a hole but I added some fantacy for fun. It didn't turn out as well as I hoped but it is what I did today!
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Surprise, Surprise Jen (name of a TV show here) Very cheerful.
Thanks for c/c on the cannon...been to Southwold but didn't see the big guns there.
Typing with left hand so very brief comments!
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I have been up to lately. Working on a long term project plus really enjoying pastel pencils!!
C&c are welcome! Love what you do.
Love who you are. Love nature. Love art.
Thunk please can you post these the right way up so that they can be commented on in all fairness even if they are quick sketches.. Size?
Is the long term project you mention an art project or related to your university course?
Thunk, Some good pastel sketches. I really like the fantasy ones. Glad you found time to pop in.
Well today I did another wetcanvas ,WDE challenge This was an adaption of a busy Market scene. I had to go home after dumping a jar of turps all over me!
10 x 10 oil on canvas
Hello Artist. I was wondering if you did not post a June Challenge this month. It doesn't show up when I click on the forum button. I have looked several times as I have not posted for a while. We got a new internet and it doesn't allow me much time to post paintings and on the forum too. We have to wait two years before we can get rid of it. So remember that Verizon's MyFi only gives you 5 g and that seems like a lot but it is not. You can't look at video's about art no utube and posting and writing like I am doing use's a lot of that 5 g. I will be watching for you lovely art on this forum though.
Hi Elizabeth, good to have you back. No we don't have a June Challenge. Marsha was sick and I was going out of town so we decided to extend May as not many people had posted there. Hope you can find something you would like. We will have a July challenge. Sorry your service is rotten that would drive me crazy too.
Thank you Sarah, Jen, Alex and Nealey for comments on my Carbondale paintings.
Sarah your plein air drawings and Holiday sketches are fantastic. I have done all my work from photos. I am practicing painting from life. It is still a challenge for me.
Nealey I hope all went well with your surgery and you are back to art soon.
Jen your pastel is so creative and fun. I love the market scene. Great job on the figures.
Thunk nice job on the pastel sketches
C&Cs always welcome
I'm trying to learn to paint plain air. I took a break from oil so I don't have to carry medium and turp outside. I'm playing with acrylic. Wow tough getting used to. My first attempt the paint dried on my pallette before I could get it down. I also have to learn to paint less detail and quicker. I spent 3 days in my garden. The first 2 about 2 hours each after work. Yesterday about 6 hous. It was fun to play outside. Changing light was also challenging. After some playing and much learned here is my garden.
Hello Karen,
well done you!!!! Your garden looks very interesting and where better to get mixing those greens from nature plein air. The Impressionists always chose to paint their chosen subject at the same time of day several days running. (You knew that of course)!!!
Thumb is still hampering me from doing much but it is healing a little each day...nothing compared to other AD'ers health problems.
Thanks Sarah and Karen for the comments on my two paintings. I am having pain in my foot and leg so haven't got back to the studio to finish the market. Maybe tomorrow.
Karen, well done on your first plein air painting!! Acrylics are not my favourite because of their quick drying and the fact that they dry darker but you have obviously manged them. Great variety of greens really well done.
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Ashley Casebeer is earning her MEd degree with the goal of teaching elementary school students.
New master's degree helps teachers improve their work in the classroom
Finding innovative ways to teach while facing the added challenges of large class sizes, tight budgets and changing curriculum requirements can sometimes seem daunting to teachers.
A new degree program at Willamette University's Graduate School of Education aims to support teachers through these challenges by showing them how to adapt while maintaining a student-centered approach.
The two-year Master of Education (MEd) degree, which began full-time in the fall, is geared toward people who already have an undergraduate degree and teaching certificate but are seeking a master's.
"Our coursework builds teachers' knowledge and skills while helping them learn how to evaluate and improve their practices in the classroom," says Associate Professor of Education Jill Bryant, MEd program coordinator.
"It's tremendously valuable to our students to not have their master's work be separate from their teaching. Our program melds the two together so that teachers can connect their lessons with what they're doing in class."
Learning In-Person or Online
The program is also sensitive to another challenge for teachers: time. Teachers need flexibility in when and where to do their master's work, so Willamette's program offers the ability to earn the degree either through traditional in-person classes or entirely online.
Either way, students learn from Willamette's quality faculty and have multiple chances to network, whether it's face-to-face or through online chats and discussion groups. Students can also move between the online and the in-person versions of the program, depending on their needs and schedules.
Ashley Casebeer MEd'12 chose the online option because she wanted a degree from what she calls "a prestigious school," but she liked not having to commute frequently from her home in Portland.
Also, by doing the online projects at times that work for her — rather than being constricted to specific class times — she can more easily balance her master's program with her work as a substitute teacher.
"At first I was concerned about how I was going to get to know my professors and classmates if the program was online," she says. "But in reality, we feel very connected. We are constantly emailing and chatting online, and we also meet in person several times a semester.
"Our professors are in constant communication with all of us because they want us to succeed."
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In addition to the degree coursework, the students earn an endorsement — for reading, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) or special education — which is an add-on specialty area that makes them more marketable for jobs, Bryant says.
Casebeer, who has a bachelor's in elementary education and recently moved across the country to Oregon, has not yet found her first full-time teaching position. But her goal is to earn a reading endorsement and teach elementary students.
"This program has prepared me for when I do have my own classroom," she says. "I'll be able to analyze what's going on in the class, see what's working and what's not, and know how I can change that and become a better teacher."


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A skate park ordinance was passed by the Ashe County Board of Commissioners Monday ensuring the county is not legally liable for injuries within the High Country Skate Park.
"It is unlawful for a person to ride or use a skateboard, in-line skates, roller skates, or a BMX bike, in a designated public skate park facility unless a person is wearing a helmet, elbow pads and knee pads," says section 100.03 of the ordinance.
The skate park, located within the Ashe County Park, will post signs warning against the hazards of skating and prohibiting participants who do not wear safety gear.
The Ashe County Board of Commissioners passed the ordinance with a 4-0 vote. Commission Chair Judy Porter Poe was absent for the vote.
This issue was brought to the attention of the board of commissioners by Patty Gambill, the county's emergency management coordinator.
When Gambill and Scott Turnmyre, the interim parks and recreations director, investigated the hazards at Ashe County Park, Gambill noticed the current sign at the skate board park "didn't look quite right," according to the standards set by General Statute 99E, passed by the state legislature.
General Statute 99E-23(b) says the following:
"For any facility owned or operated by a governmental entity that is designed and maintained for the purpose of recreational skateboard use, and that is not supervised on a regular basis, the requirements under subsection (a) of this section are satisfied when all of the following occur:"
The statute continues, saying "(1) the governmental entity adopted an ordinance requiring any person riding a skateboard at the facility to wear a helmet, elbow pads, and kneepads. (2) Signs are posted at the facility affording reasonable notice that any person riding a skateboard in the facility must wear a helmet, elbow pads, and kneepads and that any person failing to do so will be subject to citation under the ordinance under subdivision (1) of this subsection."
Turnmyre said complying with statute 99E simply means adding an ordinance and a new sign to the skate park that offers more details about the parks regulations. In exchange for this compliance, the county will not be held liable for injuries. The ordinance insures this in section 100.04.
Section 100.04 says "skateboarding, in-line skating, roller skating and/or BMX biking at a designated public skate park facility represents a hazardous recreational activity for participants and the county will not be liable for any injuries incurred by persons participating in the hazardous recreational activity at the designated public skate park facility owned and/or operated by the county."
The ordinance also explains the punishments for a skater or biker who will not wear the proper safety gear.
Section 100.99 of the ordinance says "violations of the provisions of this chapter will result in a citation under this chapter as authorized by General Statute 99E-23(b)(2) and may constitute a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine. The county reserves the right to revoke the use of the skate park to individuals who violate the rules and regulations of the skate park."
According to Turnmyre, these rules aren't any different than the rules enforced in the past, so the skaters and bikers will not notice any differences. Signs have already been posted warning participants of a possible citation if skaters do not wear safety equipment.
The only difference at the High Country Skate Park will be the inclusion of an extra sign which includes addition information.
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A lot has been said about long lines to vote across much of the country last week, including here in Aiken County. Our local legislative delegation wasted no time bringing up the matter Monday when the group met.
We are glad they are looking into the complaints quickly, but we hope its not just lip-service during the post-election fury.
The next big election isnt for two years, when the state votes for governor, a U.S. Senate seat, many state Legislature seats and for U.S. House members. Deal with the problem now, not a month before that election.
County Registration and Elections Executive Director Cynthia Holland denies many of the anecdotal charges levied at her handling of the election. She agreed the waits to vote were long.
The solution: more voting machines, which she has asked for.
But her request for 10 additional machines and four Americans with Disabilities Act machines, totaling $31,000 was denied because of budget limitations. We can understand that.
But that denial lead to many of the problems last week. Now the County Council needs to decide if it wants to ante up the money or face the possible wrath of voters in two years.
Surely, in a budget the size of Aiken Countys, theres $31,000 for additional voting machines of the course of two years
Voters need to remember is that this election was an anomaly, with petition candidates and write-in campaigns like we havent seen before. If a voter wasnt well-informed or was still undecided, it might have taken more time to cast their ballot. We are guaranteed the right to vote, but we are not required to make sure we cast an informed vote.
The 2012 election is over. Now its time for all parties involved to look at what went right, and what went wrong. Then its time for solutions.
Casting blame wont cut it, these are issues that must addressed sooner rather than later.
Early voting needs to be on the table. In Georgia, nearly a half million people took advantage of early voting. In the long run it saves money, aggravation and time.
South Carolinas absentee voting is allowed only when a voter cant make it to the polls on election day. Its not nearly as simple as walking into the elections office and casting your ballot.
Theres been a big push in the state Legislature to stop what many say is rampant voter fraud in South Carolina so much so that a voter ID requirement has been passed. (That bill doesnt have much teeth, however, since a voter only has to swear they could not obtain a state issued photo ID in order to vote.)
The jury is still out on how widespread voter fraud really is it depends on who you ask.
But if ever there was an attempt to manipulate an election at the polls, forcing voters to choose whether to stand in line for hours who walking away would be clever strategy.
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Steve Bosse signs with UFC, meets Ryan Jimmo at TUF Nations Finale
Former semi-pro hockey enforcer Steve Bosse has signed with the UFC and will make his promotional debut in April, officials today announced.
Bosse (10-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC) takes on fellow light heavyweight Ryan Jimmo (18-3 MMA, 2-2 UFC) at the TUF Nations Finale.
The event, which serves as the live finale for The Ultimate Fighter Nations: Canada vs. Australia reality series, takes place April 16 at Colisee Pepsi in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada. Its expected to air on FOX Sports 1 following prelims on UFC Fight Pass.


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Still on a roll! Today I started this fishing gnome who is enjoying the spring weather. Not sure if this one will survive but we will see! I stayed until dusk at the studio enjoying the quiet after everyone went. Hopefully the leaf will stay flat and he wont fall over! Lots to go wrong with this one. He has hollow legs and body, newspaper in his head and his arms are all clay. Time will tell.
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I will try and send a couple of pics tomorrow
Maybe your gnome needs a duck call instead of a fishing pole. He may want to go to Stuttgart
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Thanks Gerri I appreciate it.
What is in Stuttgart ?? I can't make duck call thingeys they would be too small, he is stuck with the pole! I will remove it from his body once his hands and arms are fixed!
Stuttgart Arkansas is the duck hunting capital of the world. How long have you lived in Arkansas anyway. ;)
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Once again the month has flown by...though I'm feeling much better after foot surgery, now I'm playing catch-up so I don't think it's looking like I'll get in on this month. Nice photo selection - thanks for all that work, Karen. Just glancing, it appears there's wonderful and also fun artwork posted, but I'd rather comment a bit later when I have a few more moments to focus. I had a small watercolor, approx. 4 x 6", which fit the theme, so will inc..
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Kim, Sorry your foot has taken time to heal. Hope you can join us next time. Lovely WC of the bunnies playing in the garden. A perfect picture for the Spring!
Guys thank you so much those who have and are sending pictures. Please make sure you name the picture and site the photographer when you send them to me.
Kim great to see you back. I'm happy to hear your foot is healing. Beautiful watercolor.
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Kim ~ Nice to see you here. Your WC with bunnies is lovely. I esp. like the way you painted the boards on the building. I hope you will be feeling normal again soon & I know how difficult it is to do art when everyday chores are taxing. It's been a hard season for many of us...
Comments and critiques are welcome.
First I want to thank all of you who sent potluck pictures. what a lot to choose from. I think I have it done but I made hard choices as there were so many good ones. Thanks guys.
Next I think the fishing gnome is finished. Put on some details and cleaned him up a bit.
It is Spring but not warm enough to awaken this Dormouse! Mixed media, w/col. pastel and pen.
feel free to make constructive c/c...no digital alterations please
Jen your fishing gnome is great. Can't wait to see him fired.
Sarah Your dormouse is so cute. He looks quite cozy susurrounded by the leaves.
Jen, I'm enjoying all your gnome creations, especially the fishing gnome. Will they all go outside? I would landscape a special "gnome forest"! Hope you're not getting hit by any tornadoes ~ even here in NY, thefierce wind has been rattling the house all day.
Sarah ~ I'm loving your "dormant dormouse"! At first glance, I thought he was an egg.
Sarah, your dormouse is delightful. I don't blame him sleeping through all the sound and fury we have had and it is probably too cold for him in England!
Karen and Nealey thanks for the good words on My latest gnome effort!
Nealey I do put the gnomes outside if they make it through the process. I leave them out all year but did move the ones near the house this year because I was afraid an huge icicle would impale them. The little one around the mail box did just fine even in the ice!
Sarah cute little picture and well done. Just remember what the dormouse said.
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After getting stuck in traffic, some slow-moving sea creatures made their way home Tuesday morning.
The Sea Turtle Hospital in the South Carolina Aquarium released eight sea turtles at Beachwalker County Park on Kiawah Island, letting loose one loggerhead turtle and seven Kemp's ridley turtles.
Hundreds of people gathered on the beach behind a roped pathway to the sea, looking on as the hospital's volunteers carried the turtles toward the tide.
The truck transporting the eight turtles to Kiawah Island was a bit delayed from the expected 10:30 a.m. release into the ocean because of traffic toward the island.
Shane Boylan, staff veterinarian at the aquarium, said the experience is gratifying, but he said he has many more waiting for him back at the aquarium needing rehabilitation.
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Kelly Thorvalson, manager of the sea turtle rescue program, shared Boylan's joy in seeing the turtles return to the ocean.
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Thorvalson said other turtles in the Sea Turtle Hospital are close to having their clearance blood work and examinations performed, so another release may occur in the coming weeks.
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North Island, the loggerhead turtle, was found in a trawl capture near North Island eight months ago, undergoing treatment for stingray barb wounds.
The seven Kemp's ridleys were victims of "cold-stunning," a hypothermic reaction to lower water temperatures that leaves many sea turtles washed up on the beach. Private planes flew these turtles from the New England Aquarium to the South Carolina Aquarium in December and January for long-term treatment.
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Dovie Lee England was born February 7, 1940, in Melbourne, AR to Clifton John and Wanda Mae (Hodges) Bunch. She passed from this life February 4, 2013 in Hugo, at the age of 72. Dovie married Leo Fred Marsh on June 9, 1956, in Coeur d'Alene, ID. They enjoyed 42 years of marriage before his passing in 1998. She later married Thomas England in Tulane, CA, on March 2, 2000, and they remained married until his passing on November 24, 2004. Dovie had been a resident of the Antlers area since 1971. She was a realtor for several years and also worked for Pushmataha County Hospital. Dovie's family was the most important thing to her and she enjoyed spending her time with them. Dovie was preceded in death by her first husband: Leo Fred Marsh; second husband: Thomas England; parents: Clifton and Wanda Hodges; stepfather: Jay Jones; one brother: Ricky Bunch; one sister: Janice Jones Stinson. She is survived by her children: Jeanette Marsh Smith of Antlers, Jennifer Marsh Corgill and husband Johnny of Sobol, Paul Leo Marsh and wife Wendy of Antlers; Rachel Marsh Scott of Antlers; grandchildren: Jon Paul Smith of Antlers, Brent Smith and wife Amanda of Antlers, Jake Johnson of Antlers, Matthew Brittingham and wife Cathy of Moyers, Amanda Brittingham of Sobol, Amanda Corgill and Bobby Hamrick of Sobol, Jonni Rae Corgill of Sobol, Zak Paul Marsh and wife Sharona of Antlers, Fred Dan Marsh and Danielle Maynard of Antlers, Joey Baker-Scott and wife Catlin of Durant, Sidney Scott of Antlers, McKenzie Scott of Antlers, great-grandchildren: (Dallas) Sissy Marsh and Gabby Marsh, Lux Baker-Scott, Karstyn Brittingham, Braylee Hamrick, Steven McDaniel, and Braydon McDaniel; brothers: Gary Bunch, Terry Bunch and Rodger Bunch of Washington, John Jones of Visalia, CA; sisters: Judy Sessions of Utah, Karen Bunch of Washington; as well as many other relatives and friends. Family night will be from 6:00-7:00 PM, Thursday, February 7, 2013 at Mills & Coffey Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Friday, February 8, 2013 at Mills & Coffey Funeral Chapel with Brother Johnny Corgill officiating. Music will include: "I'll Fly Away" and "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms". Pallbearers will include: Herman Johnson, Brent Smith, Fred Dan Marsh, Zak Paul Marsh, Morgan Baile and Joseph Eric Scott. Honorary pallbearers will include: Jake Johnson, Sidney Scott, McKenzie Scott, Amanda Brittingham, Jon Paul Smith and Matthew Brittingham. Interment will follow at Antlers City Cemetery. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com [1].
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I just finished reading Gregory J. Topliff's letter "Public should demand justice after lies told" in the Aiken Standard.
One paragraph states, "It's typical of the Democrats to try and rewrite the truth ..." So I would like to mention a few things.
During the Reagan term, the Iran-Contra affair happened, selling arms to Iran and sending the money to the Contras. No one in the White House knew anything about it as a Marine officer, Oliver North, masterminded it (The whole world believed that).
Then, George H.W. Bush granted immunity to the men who knew, CIA director William Colby and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger. That stopped the investigation.
But I don't want to talk about that – I want to talk about Benghazi. A young female soldier, Jessica Lynch, was seriously hurt when the truck in which she was riding wrecked. The report from George W. Bush's office stated she went down firing her weapon killing Iraqi soldiers. The fact is the Iraqis saved her life, taking her to a hospital. Then came a report that a S.W.A.T. team went in and rescued her. The truth is a doctor told them where she was, and they walked in and took her to the base.
I don't want to talk about that, only Benghazi.
It took six months to get the truth about how football player-turned soldier Pat Tillman was killed in Afghanistan. First, it was heavy enemy fire and, finally, friendly fire. Of course, the invasion of Iraq stands above all, but I don't want to talk about that, only Benghazi.
Yes, I hate that four people were killed in the attack on the embassy, but I've heard enough from the right-wingers.
Jim McGaughy
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Google Earth has three new layers from NASA (you can find them in the Featured Content folder): astronaut photos of the Earth, satellite imagery for geographic phenomena like the tsunami from 2004 that devastated countries around the Indian Ocean and Earth City Lights, a layer that shows the intensity of light at night for all the cities in the world. Here's a part of Europe and some context:
"The brightest areas of the Earth are the most urbanized, but not necessarily the most populated. (Compare western Europe with China and India.) Cities tend to grow along coastlines and transportation networks. Even without the underlying map, the outlines of many continents would still be visible. (...) Even more than 100 years after the invention of the electric light, some regions remain thinly populated and unlit. Antarctica is entirely dark. The interior jungles of Africa and South America are mostly dark, but lights are beginning to appear there," says NASA about the layer.
July 19, 2007
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- Each model offers new, more powerful and more fuel-efficient engines
- 4Matic all-wheel drive now standard on E550 model
- Engine stop/start feature now standard on E63 model
- Electromechanical steering replaces hydraulic on E550 and 4Matic-equipped models
- E63 wagon returns to lineup
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The 2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class offers several option packages for the different models that include such amenities as 18-inch wheels, heated seats, power rear-window shade, satellite radio, adaptive bi-Xenon headlights with washers and automatic high beams, blind-spot warning system, panoramic sunroof, heated steering wheel, and carbon-fiber engine cover.
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The 2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class offers four different engines, each mated to a 7-speed automatic transmission as standard and rear-wheel drive as standard on all but the Wagon, which offers 4Matic AWD. The E350 is powered by a 3.5-liter V-6 engine rated at 302 horsepower, while the E350 Bluetec comes with a 3.0-liter, turbo-diesel V-6 engine rated at 210 horsepower with 400 lb.-ft. of torque. The E550 is fitted with a 4.7-liter, twin-turbo V-8 engine rated at 402 horsepower, and the E63 AMG is powered by a 5.5-liter, twin-turbo V-8 engine rated at 518 horsepower.
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- E350 Bluetec: 22/33/26 mpg (city/highway/combined)
- E550: 16/24 mpg
- E63 AMG: 15/22 mpg for the Sedan and 14/21 mpg for the Wagon
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