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I have found a box that contains a Baby Book that belonged to a boy born August 25, 1915. Also in the box are articles of clothing including a christening gown, little soldier type outfit and hand knitted sweater with little notes pinned on identifing the items as the possesions of the baby in the book. Also included: a baby blanket, booties, socks, brush and powder set, hat, pillow case and wooden ball and cup toy. There are also very old pictures of a child one would assume to be this boy. Is this stuff at all maketable as a set?
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Paul Schrader film, The Canyons, is latest film based on novel by author Bret Easton Ellis, and is first with screenplay by Ellis himself; Ellis became literary star with 1985 release of his debut novel Less Than Zero and has recently become star on social media for his opinions and rants about movie business. MORE
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''Lunar Park'' begins with a coy, teasing fan dance performed by the author. Now you see him, now you don't: is this the real Bret Easton Ellis, baring his soul and revealing what it was like to be ''insanely famous,'' to pose for sunglasses ads, to go on a three-day heroin binge in a four-star hotel? Was his college graduation party really attended by ''the entire cast of 'St. Elmo's Fire'''? This is also a fan dance in celebrity terms, since it summons an amusing array of luminaries from the days -- long gone -- when Mr. Ellis was young and hot.August 11, 2005 artsReview
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Bret Easton Ellis doesn't need the National Lampoon to turn him into a parody -- with ''Glamorama,'' he's done it himself. This glutinous hodgepodge of a book takes all the most glaring flaws of Mr. Ellis's recent work -- compulsive name-dropping, an obsession with designer clothing, a fascination with gratuitous, gruesome violence and a cast of interchangeable fatuous people -- and tries to pass them off as a novel.January 5, 1999 artsReview
Editorial Adjustments In 'American Psycho'
The version of "American Psycho" to be published next month by Vintage Books will include many changes from Bret Easton Ellis's original manuscript, whose publication was abruptly canceled by Simon & Schuster three months ago. But Sonny Mehta, the publisher of Alfred A. Knopf and the man responsible for the purchase of the novel, said that none of the "innumerable adjustments" altered the fundamental thrust or tone of the story, whose graphic descriptions of sexual brutality led Simon & Schuster to cancel publication at the last minute.February 18, 1991 artsNews
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Satchin Panda, an associate professor in the Regulatory Biology Laboratory, is interested in understanding the molecular mechanism of the biological clock in a mouse model system. The biological clock or circadian oscillator in most organisms coordinates behavior and physiology with the natural light-dark cycle. His laboratory uses genetic, genomics and biochemical approaches to identify genes under circadian regulation in different organs and to understand the mechanism of such regulation. His lab also tries to characterize the mechanism by which the circadian oscillator is synchronized to the natural light-dark condition. Both classical rod/cone photoreceptors and a newly identified ocular photopigment melanopsin participate in photoentrainment of the clock. Research in his lab is geared towards identifying molecular components and events critical for transmitting light information from the eye to the master oscillator in the brain.
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His team may have found another option for preventing obesity by preserving natural feeding rhythms without altering dietary intake. They discovered that mice who ate fatty food frequently throughout the day gained weight and developed high cholesterol, high blood glucose, liver damage and diminished motor control, while the mice restricted to eating for only eight hours per day weighed 28 percent less and showed no adverse health effects, despite consuming the same amount of calories from the same fatty food. When given an exercise test, the time-restricted mice also outperformed the ad lib eaters and control animals fed a normal diet. The findings suggest that the control of energy metabolism is a finely tuned process that involves an intricate network of signaling and genetic pathways, including nutrient-sensing mechanisms and the circadian system. Timerestricted feeding acts on these interwoven networks and moves their state toward that of a normal feeding rhythm.
Although the findings have not yet been duplicated in humans, most successful human lifestyle interventions were first tested in mice, so Panda and his team are hopeful their findings will follow suit, providing a simple and effective lifestyle intervention to contain the obesity epidemic.
Hatori M, Vollmers C, Zarrinpar A, DiTacchio L, Bushong E, Gill S, Leblanc M, Chaix A, Joens M, Fitzpatrick J, Ellisman M, Panda S. Time-restricted feeding without reducing caloric intake prevents metabolic diseases in mice fed a high-fat diet. Cell Metabolism (in press)
Cho H, Zhao X, Hatori M, Yu RT, Barish GD, Lam MT, Chong LW, DiTacchio L, Atkins AR, Glass CK, Liddle C, Auwerx J, Downes M, Panda S, Evans RM. Regulation of circadian behaviour and metabolism by REV-ERB-α and REV-ERB-β. Nature. 2012 Mar 29;485(7396):123-7. [pdf]
Siegert S, Cabuy E, Scherf BG, Kohler H, Panda S, Le YZ, Fehling HJ, Gaidatzis D, Stadler MB, Roska B. Transcriptional code and disease map for adult retinal cell types. Nat Neurosci. 2012 Jan 22;15(3):487-95, S1-2. [pdf]
DiTacchio L, Le HD, Vollmers C, Hatori M, Witcher M, Secombe J, Panda S. Histone lysine demethylase JARID1a activates CLOCK-BMAL1 and influences the circadian clock. Science. 2011 Sep 30;333(6051):1881-5. [pdf]
Ma D, Panda S, Lin JD. Temporal orchestration of circadian autophagy rhythm by C/EBPβ. EMBO J. 2011 Sep 6;30(22):4642-51. [pdf]
Gill S, Panda S. Feeding Mistiming Decreases Reproductive Fitness in Flies. Cell Metab. 2011 Jun 8;13(6):613-4. [pdf]
Brown TM, Gias C, Hatori M, Keding SR, Semo M, Coffey PJ, Gigg J, Piggins HD, Panda S, Lucas RJ. Melanopsin contributions to irradiance coding in the thalamo-cortical visual system. PLoS Biol. 2010 Dec 7;8(12):e1000558. [pdf]
Hatori M, Panda S. CRY links the circadian clock and CREB-mediated gluconeogenesis. Cell Res. 2010 Dec;20(12):1285-8. Epub 2010 Nov 9. [pdf]
Jones MA, Covington MF, DiTacchio L, Vollmers C, Panda S, Harmer SL. Jumonji domain protein JMJD5 functions in both the plant and human circadian systems. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2010 Dec 14;107(50):21623-8. Epub 2010 Nov 29. [pdf]
Hatori M, Panda S. The emerging roles of melanopsin in behavioral adaptation to light. Trends Mol Med. 2010 Oct;16(10):435-46. Epub 2010 Aug 31. [pdf]
Vollmers C, Gill S, DiTacchio L, Pulivarthy SR, Le HD, Panda S. Time of feeding and the intrinsic circadian clock drive rhythms in hepatic gene expression. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2009 Dec 15;106(50):21453-8. Epub 2009 Nov 25. [pdf]
Lamia KA, Sachdeva UM, DiTacchio L, Williams EC, Alvarez JG, Egan DF, Vasquez DS, Juguilon H, Panda S, Shaw RJ, Thompson CB, Evans RM. AMPK regulates the circadian clock by cryptochrome phosphorylation and degradation. Science. 2009 Oct 16;326(5951):437-40
Hitomi K, DiTacchio L, Arvai AS, Yamamoto J, Kim ST, Todo T, Tainer JA, Iwai S, Panda S, Getzoff ED. Functional motifs in the (6-4) photolyase crystal structure make a comparative framework for DNA repair photolyases and clock cryptochromes. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2009 Apr 28;106(17):6962-7. Epub 2009 Apr 9
Hughes ME, DiTacchio L, Hayes KR, Vollmers C, Pulivarthy S, Baggs JE, Panda S, Hogenesch JB. Harmonics of circadian gene transcription in mammals. PLoS Genet. 2009 Apr;5(4):e1000442. Epub 2009 Apr 3
Baggs JE, Price TS, DiTacchio L, Panda S, Fitzgerald GA, Hogenesch JB. Network features of the mammalian circadian clock. PLoS Biol. 2009 Mar 10;7(3):e52.
Vollmers C, Panda S, DiTacchio L. A high-throughput assay for siRNA-based circadian screens in human U2OS cells. PLoS One. 2008;3(10):e3457. Epub 2008 Oct 20 [pdf]
Lin B, Koizumi A, Tanaka N, Panda S, Masland RH. Restoration of visual function in retinal degeneration mice by ectopic expression of melanopsin. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2008 Oct 14;105(41):16009-14. Epub 2008 Oct 3
Hatori M, Le H, Vollmers C, Keding SR, Tanaka N, Schmedt C, Jegla T, Panda S. Inducible ablation of melanopsin-expressing retinal ganglion cells reveals their central role in non-image forming visual responses. PLoS ONE. 2008 Jun 11;3 (6):e2451.[pdf]
Pulivarthy SR, Tanaka N, Welsh DK, DeHaro L, Verm IM, Panda S. Reciprocity between phase shifts and amplitude changes in the mammalian circadian clock. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2007 Dec 18;104(51):20356-61. Epub 2007 Dec 7. [pdf]
Kozlov SV, Bogenpohl JW, Howell MP, Wevrick R, Panda S, Hogenesch JB, Muglia LJ, Van Gelder RN, Herzog ED, Stewart CL. The imprinted gene Magel2 regulates normal circadian output. Nat Genet. 2007 Oct;39(10):1266-72. Epub 2007 Sep 23. [pdf]
Miller BH, McDearmon EL, Panda S, Hayes KR, Zhang J, Andrews JL, Antoch MP, Walker JR, Esser KA, Hogenesch JB, Takahashi JS. Circadian and CLOCK-controlled regulation of the mouse transcriptome and cell proliferation. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2007 Feb 27;104(9):3342-7. Epub 2007 Feb 20. [pdf]
Panda S. Multiple photopigments entrain the Mammalian circadian oscillator. Neuron. 2007 Mar 1;53(5):619-21. Review. [pdf]
Nayak SK, Jegla T, Panda S. Role of novel photopigment, melanopsin, in behavioral adaption to light. Cell Mol Life Sci. 2007 Jan; 64(2):144-54. [pdf]
De Haro L, Panda S. Systems biology of circadian rhythms: an outlook. J Biol Rhythms. 2006 Dec; 21(6): 507-18.
Rudic RD, McNamara P, Reilly D, Grosser T, Curtis AM, Price TS, Panda S, Hogenesch JB, FitzGerald GA. Bioinformatic analysis of circadian gene oscillation in mouse aorta. Circulation. 2005 Oct 25;112(17):2716-24. Epub 2005 Oct 17.[pdf]
Panda S, Nayak SK, Campo B, Walker JR, Hogenesch JB, Jegla T. Illumination of the melanopsin signaling pathway. Science. 2005. Jan 28;307(5709):600-4. [pdf]
Rudic RD, McNamara P, Curtis AM, Boston RC, Panda S, Hogenesch JB, Fitzgerald GA. BMAL1 and CLOCK, two essential components of the circadian clock, are involved in glucose homeostasis. PLoS Biol. 2004 Nov;2(11):e377. [pdf]
Panda S, Hogenesch JB. It's all in the timing: many clocks, many outputs. J Biol Rhythms. 2004 Oct;19(5):374-87.
Sato TK, Panda S, Miraglia LJ, Reyes TM, Rudic RD, McNamara P, Naik KA,FitzGerald GA, Kay SA, Hogenesch JB. A functional genomics strategy reveals Rora as a component of the mammalian circadian clock. Neuron. 2004 Aug 19;43(4):527-37. [pdf]
Grechez-Cassiau A, Panda S, Lacoche S, Teboul M, Azmi S, Laudet V, Hogenesch JB, Taneja R, Delaunay F. The transcriptional repressor STRA13 regulates a subset of peripheral circadian outputs. J Biol Chem 2004 Jan 9; 279(2):1141-50. [pdf]
Panda S, Provencio I, Tu DC, Pires SS, Rollag MD, Castrucci AM, Pletcher MT, Sato TK, Wiltshire T, Andahazy M, Kay SA, Van Gelder RN, Hogenesch JB. Melanopsin is required for non-image-forming photic responses in blind mice. Science. 2003 Jul 25;301(5632):525-7. [pdf]
Sato TK, Panda S, Kay SA, Hogenesch JB. DNA arrays: applications and implications for circadian biology. J Biol Rhythms. 2003 Apr;18(2):96-105
Panda S, Sato TK, Hampton GM, Hogenesch JB. An array of insights: application of DNA chip technology in the study of cell biology. Trends Cell Biol. 2003 Mar;13(3):151-6. [pdf]
Panda S, Sato TK, Castrucci AM, Rollag MD, DeGrip WJ, Hogenesch JB, Provencio I, Kay SA. Melanopsin (Opn4) requirement for normal light-induced circadian phase shifting. Science. 2002 Dec 13;298(5601):2213-6. [pdf]
Ceriani MF, Hogenesch JB, Yanovsky M, Panda S, Straume M, Kay SA. Genome-wide expression analysis in Drosophila reveals genes controlling circadian behavior. J Neurosci. 2002 Nov 1;22(21):9305-19. [pdf]
Panda S, Poirier GG, Kay SA. tej defines a role for poly(ADP-ribosyl)ation in establishing period length of the arabidopsis circadian oscillator. Dev Cell. 2002 Jul;3(1):51-61.
Panda S, Hogenesch JB, Kay SA. Circadian rhythms from flies to human. Nature. 2002 May 16;417(6886):329-35. [pdf]
Panda S, Antoch MP, Miller BH, Su AI, Schook AB, Straume M, Schultz PG, Kay SA, Takahashi JS, Hogenesch JB. Coordinated transcription of key pathways in the mouse by the circadian clock. Cell. 2002 May 3;109(3):307-20. [pdf]
Harmer SL, Panda S, Kay SA. Molecular bases of circadian rhythms. Annu Rev Cell Dev Biol. 2001;17:215-53. [pdf]


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David Campos presented "a tale of two Davids" tonight [Thu/23] in his first debate with David Chiu in their race to replace Assemblymember Tom Ammiano in AD17, contrasting his solid progressive record against Chiu's more pragmatic approach. Chiu reinforced the narrative by repeatedly touting his "effectiveness" and record at City Hall.
So the question that may decide the race is whether the corporate-friendly "jobs agenda" that Chiu has pursued with Mayor Ed Lee – an approach that is now triggering a political backlash as evictions and gentrification rage – is popular with voters. It wasn't with the San Francisco Young Democrats, which sponsored the debate in the Main Library tonight and then voted to endorse Campos.
Campos brought the fire from the beginning, chiding Chiu for his chummy relationship with the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce and offering English and Spanish translations of the saying, "Tell me who you walk with and I'll tell you who you are."
Chiu tried to focus on his record and political skills – "We need an Assembly person who is effective at getting things done," Chiu said – but he seemed weary and thrown off balance by Campos' well-delivered ideological jabs.
"I'm surprised as a tenant you would support the demolition of 1500 rent-controlled units at Parkmerced," Campos said after Chiu identified with struggling renters. And when Chiu touted the condo conversion moratorium deal he cut, Campos said, "There doesn't have to be a lobbying effort by tenant groups to get me to do the right thing."
As Chiu listed his legislative accomplishments, Campos said it was important to "draw a line in the sand" against the powerful corporate interests that hold sway in City Hall these days. " I have a different definition of effectiveness," Campos said, criticizing Chiu for supporting Twitter's $22 million tax break.
Chiu finally got testy and defensive, accusing Campos of also taking money from developers and corporations and with practicing divisive politics. "I do think the people in San Francisco are stick of these attacks," Chiu said, and then indignantly offering, "I'm in nobody's pocket."
But Campos maintained both his narrative and his composure, calling Chiu out for crafting a watered-down alternative to Campos' legislation requiring restaurants to comply with the Health Care Security Ordinance in paying for their employees' health coverage and ensuring all surcharges tacked onto customers' bill go to employees.
"You co-sponsored [the Campos legislation] then changed your mind when the Chamber told you," Campos said.
When moderator Marisa Lagos from the Chronicle asked the two candidates whether they supported the deal that Mayor Lee cut with tech companies to charge $1 per bus stop for the "Google buses," which the SFMTA board rubber-stamped this week, Chiu said, "I don't think $1 per stop is enough."
Campos pounced, citing Chiu's support for the deal and quotes in a press release that the Mayor's Office put out and his absence from the SFMTA meeting where Campos publicly called for a better deal for the city. "It's one thing to say it here and it's another thing to say it at City Hall," Campos said, continuing the offensive by returning to Chiu's sponsorship of the Twitter tax break, which disappeared from Chiu's campaign page as the issue has turned toxic recently. "I think you know that was a mistake," Campos said.
Chiu didn't respond, choosing instead to actually emphasize the contrast between his insider role at City Hall and Campos' identification with the activists. "I'm trying to work behind the scenes and get things done, he's grandstanding before the cameras," Chiu said.
Campos extended his "tale of two Davids" narrative, charging that there are two David Chius: the candidate first elected with progressive support in 2008, and the calculating politician who works with the moderates and the business community to advance his interests.
"Which David Chiu is going to go to Sacramento?" Campos asked.
Chiu tried to bridge the gulf between his progressive and pragmatic selves: "In 2008 I said I believed it's progressive for us to be creating jobs and building housing." In his closing, Chiu reminded the capacity crowd that there was a recession when he and Campos were elected the Board of Supervisors in 2008. "What we didn't need at that time is discussion about ideology," Chiu said.
Campos used his closing to return to the personal story he told in his introduction about immigrating from Guatemala with his family when he was 14, and seeing such hope and opportunity in the United States. "There is something happening to our city and country that we are losing what made us great," Campos said. "This campaign is about taking our city back, it's about protecting the heart of San Francisco."


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BRASHER FALLS - For three hours Saturday, supporters of St. Lawrence Central athletes took Dodge vehicles for a test drive in a fundraiser that put just over $2,600 in the schools athletic fund.
Frank C. Lallier, general manager of Blevins Seaway Motor, said his dealership is generally involved in two test drive fundraisers a year - a Chrysler event and a Dodge test drive. The Chrysler test drive was held earlier this month at Trinity Catholic School in Massena.
The Dodge event is tailored toward high schools. Schools can earn $20 for every person that signs up for a test drive, Mr. Lallier said.
Christine A. Compo-Martin, one of the St. Lawrence Central coaches working the test drive event, said 132 people signed up to drive one of the Dodge vehicles on a short route on and near the school campus.
We so appreciate Blevins and their willingess to give up a beautiful Saturday that could have been spent on the links or the river to help raise funds for our school. In these tough times, every dollar counts and the money goes right back into the program and the kids immediately benefit, she said.
Its good to be involved in the community. We try to have it in conjunction with other events that are going on at the school, he said.
The test drive event was held after a Dana Memorial Scholarship walk that attracted nearly 300 participants. A Civil War camp was also set up on the school grounds Saturday.
Mr. Lallier said Blevins Seaway Motors brought a Caravan minivan, a limited edition Dart and a Journey to the Brasher Falls event. We dont intend to sell a lot of vehicles at these events. We do it as a favor to the school. We know budgets are tight, and booster clubs can use all the help they can get, he noted.
But he said the vehicles brought to Brasher Falls were popular in the Dodge brand lineup. The minivan is always a good seller for us. Its the number one selling minivan in the country. For $23,000, you can be driving a new van. The Dodge Dart is the fastest selling compact in the nation. The Dart starts out at $19,000 and gets 40 miles per gallon. The Journey crossover is a blend between a car, a minivan and a sports utility vehicle, according to Mr. Lallier.
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NIAGARA FALLS, NY - The store is called Falls Street Emporium in downtown Niagara Falls.
It's leased and operated by Sam Fruscione, a city council member, who also says he operates the property with this brother.
Inside is merchandise of Stefan Magaddino - a deceased Buffalo mafia boss. The merchandise, which includes T-shirts and DVDs of Magaddino are up for sale. There's also a very prominent drawing of Magaddino that's not for sale.
According to the website: Buffalo Police Then and Now, Magaddino was involved in extortion, hijacking and drug trafficking.
He was powerful from the 1920s to the 1960s.
Some groups representing the Italian-American community are opposed to Fruscione selling the items, such as the Federation of Italian-American Societies of Western New York and the Cristoforo Colombo Society.
They say that although Magaddino was respected, he did some very bad things.
"No one should be proud of it. Nobody should be capitalizing on it, I don't agree with it and I'm speaking on behalf of our members," said Ernie Lucantonio, president of the Cristoforo Colombo Society.
Fruscione wasn't available for an on camera interview Monday, because he says he was in the Adirondacks on vacation. But, 2 On Your Side's Jeff Preval spoke to him by phone.
Fruscione was angry that 2 On Your Side was trying to get answers about the merchandise and said "you are wasting my time."
He says that people should make up their own minds about whether to buy the items.
Fruscione also said that the items represent the good work of law enforcement taking down the crime boss.
But, Lucantonio says he doesn't think showing Magaddino's face does any good, no matter how it's displayed.
"It's done, it's over. Why, do something like that? We want to move forward, we have plenty of Italian-Americans in this city proud," said Lucantonio.
Fruscione says he doesn't make much money off the items and that they're not that expensive. For example, the shirts cost about $5. Fruscione says he's also sold mob merchandise through street vendors.
We questioned Mayor Paul Dyster about whether the city has any role on the issue, because Fruscione is a city employee.
"Usually, when there's a situation like this, usually [the organizations] take a position and I would probably leave it up to them to make their views known on this," said Dyster.
According to Lucantonio, Fruscione is part of the Cristoforo Colombo Society.
Lucantonio says he's "disgusted with [the merchandise], that's not something we want to portray."


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Animal Farm is George Orwell's satire on equality, where all barnyard animals live free from their human masters' tyranny. Inspired to rebel by Major, an old boar, animals on Mr. Jones' Manor Farm embrace Animalism and stage a revolution to achieve an idealistic state of justice and progress. A power-hungry pig, Napoleon, becomes a totalitarian dictator who leads the Animal Farm into "All Animals Are Equal / But Some Are More Equal Than Others" oppression.
Written by: George Orwell
Type of Work: novel
Genres: political satire; allegory
First Published: August 17, 1945
Setting: Mr. Jones' Manor Farm
Main Characters: Old Major; Snowball; Napoleon; Squealer; Boxer; Mollie; Benjamin; Moses; Jones; Frederick; Pilkington
Major Thematic Topics: animalism; mob rule; virtue; religion as a drug; distortion of reality; death; false allegiance; political corruption
Motifs: rebellion; power; communism
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|$5000 Reward Offered in Art Theft
The reward in the case of an Ashe art theft has been bumped up to $5000 for information leading to the recovery of the art and to the arrest of the suspect. The lithograph, stolen over the holidays in Ashe County, is an Escher Lithograph print, serial No. 53 / 108 entitled,
"Ascending and Descending," was taken from the Glendale /Jefferson area of Ashe County just before Christmas. The Escher lithograph is matted in a silver frame approx 3' X 4' and is from Escher's Recognition and Success series 1955 - 1972. The Ashe Sheriff's Office has released little on the actual theft, but if you have any information, you could be eligible for the now $5000 reward. Information should be sent directly to Detective Upchurch at the Ashe County Sheriff's Office at (336) 846-5600.
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ECC council decides to visit Sunnyside to keep merger discussion going
After making a firm decision to begin exploring an East Carbon City/Sunnyside merger at the beginning of the year, East Carbon officials prompted their city attorney to investigate the legal issues involved. Following his report, the East Carbon Cou...
Helper council schedules special meeting to choose new mayor, award contract
The Helper City Council has scheduled a special meeting Thursday to discuss and decide two major issues: awarding the bid for Phase One of the city's multimillion-dollar infrastructure renovation and choosing a new mayor....
Emery County employee arrested on drug counts
A 55-year-old Emery County employee was arrested on March 8 at the Emery County Building in Castle Dale and now faces nine charges of distribution of a controlled substance in a drug-free zone. ...
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Carbon Dino Cheerleaders show why they are considered athletes during their annual Spring Show. They may have more to cheer about Thursday. The Dino mascot, with more than 1.3 million votes, had a slight lead in regional competition in USA Today ba...
East Carbon officials, citizen volunteers will demolish dangerous house
Following several reports of dangerous conditions which tempt local children, a contingent of East Carbon City officials and town volunteers have decided to tear down a burned out and condemned residence on the city's 800 West block. ...
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Salt Lake City artist Justin Wheatley finds something arresting and beautiful in facades. Whether it's an old downtown high-rise building or a quant tract home, Wheatley sees something compelling about their external design. ...
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FORT DRUM From training missions to deployments or just sporting activities, 10th Mountain Division events being planned come through Maj. Gareth J. Boyd, the divisions chief of future operations.
Though the work could be considered routine, Maj. Boyds background is far from it: he is a 20-year member of the British army placed in the 10th Mountain Division through the Army Military Personnel Exchange Program. The program has placed a British officer at various roles within the division since 2005.
About nine months into a two-year assignment, the Salisbury, England, native and his family have settled into the post and made the north country their home.
The quality of life the military have on this post is considerably better than what Ive experienced back at home, Maj. Boyd said.
The posts location was initially a surprise for the Boyds, who thought it was closer to New York City or the Adirondacks. Maj. Boyd, a part of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, said he had to make a quick decision on where to go while deployed in the Falkland Islands and told his wife New York was his first choice.
I kind of knew New York was a big state, said Emma K. Boyd, Maj. Boyds wife, when reached by phone. I didnt realize the 10th Mountain Division was this far upstate.
Maj. Boyd said the placement in the division was competitive, and already he had received emails from fellow British officers interested in a future American placement.
The exchange program sends over an equal number of American soldiers; however, the soldiers do not have to be from Fort Drum.
Though his planning work usually puts him behind a desk, Maj. Boyds infantry training allowed him to lead some training operations during the posts Mountain Peak exercise. During a media opportunity in April to observe the exercise, Maj. Boyd could be seen preparing 3rd Brigade Combat Team soldiers for a walk-through of a live fire range.
I havent done that for over 10 years, Maj. Boyd said of the supervising role. Back in the U.K. that would have never happened.
Maj. Boyd said he and his wife, who live on the post, were most worried about their children being homesick. However, they said their children, Olivia, 9, and Thomas, 7, have settled into the Carthage Central School District and have joined several clubs and sports teams. Since arriving, the family has taken part in some of the prime outdoor activities, such as learning to ski at Dry Hill Ski Area.
Mrs. Boyd said a few things made her miss home, like the different taste of tea or the atmosphere of area pubs. Unable to find Marmite, a salty spread for toast or biscuits, Mrs. Boyd said she stocked up while on a family trip to Ottawa.
Based on their accents, Mrs. Boyd said, she and her family have been asked if they were Canadian, Australian or from the American South.
People think were from all over the place, she said.
Mrs. Boyd said a person she spoke with, learning she was from England, asked what language was spoken there.
With the bicentennial underway for the War of 1812, fought between Americans and a combination of British and Canadian forces, Maj. Boyd admitted he was not an expert about its history. However, he said, another soldier recently left a report on his desk about how some British tactics during the war had led to losses.
In his remaining time with the division, Maj. Boyd said, he most looks forward to a planned deployment later this year with the divisions headquarters.
He said when he returns to his British regiment, he hopes to instruct fellow majors using the skills he built during the assignment.
Though the deployment has been discussed multiple times by post and division commander Maj. Gen. Stephen J. Townsend, a public affairs officer observing the interview said the deployment is not official until it is announced by the Department of Defense.
Perhaps the best sign of the Boyds transition to their new north country home is their enthusiasm for staying even with the planned deployment.
Now that Ive been here, I realize what a great network there is for families that have deployed, Mrs. Boyd said. If I went back to England with the kids, wed feel slightly disconnected.
The Boyd family plans to return home to England during a coming two-week block leave period. However, Maj. and Mrs. Boyd said they would not have minded spending a little more time in the north country instead.
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Rapper, "creative genius" and quote machine Kanye West has been courting controversy like it's his job along the current Yeezus Tour.
West has generated headlines with everything from tour merchandise emblazoned with the Confederate "rebel" flag to nightly onstage rants calling out everybody from the paparazzi to other "amazing creative inventors who weren't recognized in their time" like inventor Nikola Tesla and film director Alejandro Jodorowsky.
During a recent podcast interview with writer Brett Easton Ellis (Less Than Zero, American Psycho), West took a swing at popular online retailer Zappos and its' CEO, Tony Hsieh, saying the company sells "s*** product."


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In the UK, a bid to relax abortion laws was recently thrown out. Should women be allowed to take the second pill at home? Yes, absolutely. In the comfort of their own space, perhaps in the company of their loved ones… This is preferable to a cold, sterile clinic.
In America, pro-lifers are campaigning for abortion to be totally outlawed, and pro-choicers are campaigning for abortion rights. The latest in this is conflict is that the House have voted to strip federal funding from Planned Parenthood, America's "leading sexual and reproductive health care provider and advocate." And there is very little chance of a compromise between the two.
Statistically, suicide rates are higher in women who have had abortions. There is very little statistical evidence for mothers who give their children up for adoption. But there are statistics for children who have been adopted – again, a higher suicide rate in adoptees.
In the first instance, it is difficult to directly relate this to the act of the abortion itself – who knows why people choose to end their lives? Perhaps due to social stigma created by pro-lifers. Perhaps due to natural hormones, that occur when a woman is carrying a baby. Perhaps guilt. It's difficult to quantify an action and say that one thing caused it – I would argue that just as many carry out suicide out of the social stigma, as much as feeling guilt for the loss of life. Therefore, it would be narrow-minded to see the correlation between abortions and suicide, and cite the act of abortion as the only cause, when there are a plethora of variables involved.
In the second instance, doesn't this prove that adoption (as an alternative to aborting unwanted pregnancies) is a bad thing? Mentally damaging for the child, who has to go through life feeling unwanted – questioning themselves.
It's a tricky situation – there are different circumstances that arise. And in order to cater for this, laws need to be flexible. I would guess that nobody wants to have an abortion. It is a traumatic, stressful and harrowing experience for the mother.
From a feminist point of view, I obviously am pro-choice. Not only because I don't think any law should force people to do things with their bodies against their will – but I know people who have been in that situation, and I understand that there are many varied reasons for wanting to abort children … All of which must, in my mind, be catered for.
1) Rape – this is the most pressing reason I think abortion should be allowed… It could happen to anyone at any time, and despite what some people may have you think, rape is never about sex or attractiveness – it is not about whether you are wearing a mini-skirt, if you are drunk, or if you are wearing a suit… Anyone can be raped, at any time, and the only 'justification' and explanation for it is 'wrong place, wrong time'. Not only is rape a horrific psychological experience that many women lose a lot of time recovering from – but imagine how awful it would be to give birth to your rapist's baby. Awful. And then having to explain to your child that they were not born out of a relationship, but because the law would not allow you to abort. I can think of few things more distressing.
2) Medical reasons. If a woman will likely die during childbirth, or if there are complications in the pregnancy, then is it right for the pregnancy to continue? Is the baby's life worth more than the mother's? Pro-lifers claim abortions are like murder and against the human rights of the fetus. The counter-argument is that one isn't a human until one is born.. Though in America there are certain rights applied to a fetus. At which point does a fetus change from being a bundle of cells to an actual life-form, living, feeling pain and existing inside the womb? Scientific evidence has been found to quantify arguments both for and against fetus' feeling pain. Most abortions are carried out before 8 weeks, and it is widely accepted that a fetus can feel pain between 20-28 weeks (although that article backs up the 28-week argument).
3) Incapacity to provide a good life for the child. If the mother is young, financially insecure, or mentally ill – is it right that she be forced to have a child that she cannot look after? Of course, adoption is an alternative after birth, but there are issues with this too, not least, the suicide rate in adoptees – as shown above – is higher than average. What about the mental state of the mother after she gives birth and has to part with her baby?
There's a lot of contention about when a fetus becomes an actual baby, or can feel pain – and the pain/harm aspect is, as I have seen, a key argument for pro-lifers. In order to feel pain, one must have a nervous system, and a brain that can process the signals from the nervous system, to pain. It is thought that a fetal nervous system begins forming at the 3rd week and by the 24th week, the nervous system is complete, and the brain starts to control bodily functions. So it could be argued, it is then that the fetus becomes a life form in its own right – though babies have been known to survive after being born at less than 22 weeks.
In the UK, abortion is allowed up until 24 weeks, and in the US abortion laws are slightly more complicated – though this PDF file lists the states and the law regarding abortions. My view is, abortion should be legal until the point that the baby feels pain, as is scientifically proven. And the women that go through it should be supported – both emotionally and financially if necessary – not shunned.


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NEWPORT CITY-The North Country Falcon boys basketball team shook off an early 12-2 deficit and outplayed the visiting Lyndon Institute Vikings after that, taking a season opening 59-49 victory.
For the full story, see the Express on 12-10-14.
CRAFTSBURY-Where the Craftsbury girls look to form their team around a new group of talent, the Charger boys enter this season bringing back the majority of their core from last season, entering the year with seven seniors rostered.
Last year the Chargers finished the season regular season 14-6, picking up one win in the playoffs before falling in the quarterfinals to Chelsea in the final seconds by one possession.
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It was a tight game for the first three quarters before Lake Region was able to pull away in the fourth.
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ORLEANS–Out of all of the varsity basketball teams in the area, the Lake Region girls team lost the least amount of players to graduation last season, as just one senior departed from the team.
"The eight returning girls is a big asset for us," said LR coach Joe Houston. "I think it is a much different situation than last year when we had unproven or un-tested varsity girls. They figured a lot of things out over the season and hit their stride at the end, so having that to build from is a nice thing starting the year."
ORLEANS–The 2014-2015 Lake Region boys basketball team will have a much different look than it did just a year ago.
Five seniors, at which any time there could be four of them in the starting five, have departed the team due to graduation.
"We are going to be inexperienced to start out with, but I think we are going to do big things," said head coach James Ingalls. "We have a rough patch to start out with, but I think that will make us stronger and by the end of the year we will be a pretty good team."
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NEWPORT–With just two seniors departing the North Country girl's basketball team last year, this year's squad will feature a host of veteran players when they take to the hard court later this month.
NEWPORT–If there is one thing that you can say about the 2014-2015 North Country boy's basketball team is that they are definitely a tall group of players.
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I am trying to find the IP of a certain host. When I try and ping it, it refuses my pings. I have tried a few different options of nmap and they seem not to give me a reply. I know it is a Win 2K box but I am not sure what they have in front of it. I am not new at doing this but I feel like I am losing my touch. Can anyone suggest a way to get the IP addess out of a hostname? Thanks in advance.
dig and whois
[quote author=datamike link=board=1;threadid=5216;start=0#51287 date=1033767160]
Can anyone suggest a way to get the IP addess out of a hostname? Thanks in advance.
Another easy way is do to:
Admittedly nslookup is an older tool but its simplicity is useful sometimes. Keep in mind that a reverse dns entry has to exist for the ip address, otherwise the reverse lookup won't work. If the ip address is serviced by some other DNS server (ie, one that you aren't using as your default), you can change the server to point to the one the ip address is likely using. For instance, if you're trying to reverse lookup an ip address on AT&T's network, its often useful to change your server (via nslookup, or dig) to AT&T's DNS server.Code:nslookup <ipaddress>
If there is no reverse dns entry in existance for that ip address, you're pretty much out of luck, I think. If the hostname is a netbios hostname (ie, windows) and not a DNS hostname, a "ping -a <ipaddress>" will also work, but that is using window's ping program, not linux's. (Linux's ping doesn't appear to have this functionality - ie its not netbios aware).
Example of using nslookup in action:
(Reference: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/dns.htm)Code:[root@linuxhost /etc]# nslookup linuxhost.mydomain.cxm Server: localhost Address: 127.0.0.1 Name: linuxhost.mydomain.cxm Address: 192.168.102.3 [root@linuxhost /etc]# nslookup 192.168.102.3 Server: localhost Address: 127.0.0.1 Name: linuxhost.mydomain.cxm Address: 192.168.102.3
Code:[aschott@system11 aschott]$ dig linuxjunior.org ; <<>> DiG 9.2.1 <<>> linuxjunior.org ;; global options: printcmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 64724 ;; flags: qr aa rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 1, AUTHORITY: 2, ADDITIONAL: 2 ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;linuxjunior.org. IN A ;; ANSWER SECTION: linuxjunior.org. 86400 IN A 220.127.116.11 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: linuxjunior.org. 86400 IN NS ns1.phpwebhosting.com. linuxjunior.org. 86400 IN NS ns2.phpwebhosting.com. ;; ADDITIONAL SECTION: ns1.phpwebhosting.com. 86400 IN A 18.104.22.168 ns2.phpwebhosting.com. 86400 IN A 126.96.36.199 ;; Query time: 238 msec ;; SERVER: 18.104.22.168#53(126.96.36.199) ;; WHEN: Thu Oct 10 12:41:35 2002 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 134Code:[aschott@system11 aschott]$ host linuxjunior.org linuxjunior.org has address 126.96.36.199These are what RedHat has reccommended I use since 7.0/7.1 at least. So per their request I have made a habit. It gives me results. I am curious though, if there are any other tools that do more (if any more can be given)Code:[aschott@system11 aschott]$ dig 188.8.131.52 ; <<>> DiG 9.2.1 <<>> 188.8.131.52 ;; global options: printcmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 488 ;; flags: qr aa rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0 ;; QUESTION SECTION: ;188.8.131.52. IN A ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: . 86400 IN SOA A.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. NSTLD.VERISIGN-GRS.COM. 2002101000 1800 900 604800 86400 ;; Query time: 500 msec ;; SERVER: 220.127.116.11#53(18.104.22.168) ;; WHEN: Thu Oct 10 12:42:09 2002 ;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 106 [aschott@system11 aschott]$
If you like this kinda stuff, check out nmap and nmapfe.
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When I try and ping it, it refuses my pings.[/quote]
The host must be running Firewall. I've seen those behavior in hosts with either BlackIce or ZoneAlarm. ZoneAlarm will disable ICMP messages by default.
Try with -O option ( Dash Capital Oh ). "man nmap will reveal losts of options you can do ...I have tried a few different options of nmap and they seem not to give me a reply.
If it is behind a firewall not exposing any public services, then most likely it is not registered in a public dns namespace. If it is publically accessable, then just run a dig as everyone else stated. Most corps will discard all inbound ICMP traffic at the firewall. That's very common.
; <<>> DiG 9.1.3 <<>> sitename.com
;; global options: printcmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 34772
;; flags: qr aa rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 1, ADDITIONAL: 0
;sitename.com. IN A
softscape.com. 1292400 IN SOA primedns.sitename.com. postmaster.sitename.com. 2002080205 1800 600 1209600 86400
;; Query time: 191 msec
;; WHEN: Thu Oct 17 17:09:14 2002
;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 87
What do you think this means then?
Whoisxy.com .Here they provide the domain to ip service using that you can find the ip address of a domain name. They also provide ping test services using which you can test the ping of that website. If it refuses to do ping for that site then it mean there was a problem in that site. You can tell about the problem to the owner of the website. If you don't know any information about that website owner then do whois search in the above site which i mentioned here. By whois search you can get details like domain owner information,contact details, email id etc. of that website using this details you can contact the owner.


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The Potsdam Central varsity baseball team continued a strong start to the 2013 season with an 11-2 win over Franklin Academy while Massena Central got on track by rallying to claim a 7-6 interdivisional decision at home over St. Lawrence Central in NAC action on Friday.
Potsdam 11, FA 2: In what was played as a non-league game between Central Division rivals in Malone, the Sandstoners broke open a close game with a six-run outburst in the top of the fifth inning to improve to 3-0.
The host Huskies were stymied by Potsdams southpaw Ben Miller, who went the distance, striking out nine while limiting FA to just three singles in the Sandstoners win. The two teams will meet two more times during the regular season, with Fridays contest set up as a non-league battle. The only victory for FA on the day was winning the coin toss for the right to be the home team.
Potsdam didnt fare much better with the bats, stroking just five singles during the victory, but took full advantage of 16 free passes off three FA hurlers to remain unbeaten on the young season.
The win by the Sandstoners moved their overall record to 3-0 while the Huskies fall to 1-1.
Devon Monette started the game on the hill for FA, struck out two over the first four innings but issued nine of the 16 walks as Potsdam took a 1-0 lead in the first and increased its advantage to 2-1 with a solo run in the second, threatening to score more but the FA defense shut the door.
FA tied the game at 1-1 in the home half of the first as Blayke Lewis opened up the stanza with a solid single to the outfield and eventually came around to score as Tanner Studlack drove him home.
The two squads held each other scoreless until the top of the fifth when Potsdam broke the game open with a six-run inning to move in front 8-1. The Huskies attempted to counter, but scored just one run in the bottom of the sixth to cut their deficit to 8-2. Potsdam capped the victory with a three-run seventh for the 11-2 final.
Alex Johnson (3 walkes) relieved Monette in the fifth inning with Jordan Yando (2 strikouts, 4 walks) entering the game in the sixth.
All 14 players saw game action, stated a dejected Franklin Academy coach Tim Lamay. We just have to go back to work and get ready for our next game (Wednesday in Canton).
We have to learn from our mistakes and try not to make the same one again, continued the veteran mentor, who added hopefully our bats will come alive soon.
Mark Maroney paced the Potsdam squad with a 2-for-4 performance while solo hits came off the bats of Will Coleman, Andrew Ace and Zach Snyder.
Lewis, Johnson and Brandon Welch had a single each for the Huskies.
Massena 7, SLC 6: In the first six-inning game of what was supposed to be a double-header at the varsity diamond in Massena, the Larries worked their way to a 5-3 lead after three innings before the Raiders battled back to claim their first win of the season.
The nightcap got underway but was suspended with two out in the top of the first inning when a strong rain storm swept across the area. The game will be completed at a later date.
Pitching in relief of senior starter Zack Rusaw (2.1IP, 5K, 7W, 5ER), first-year hurler Josh LaShomb picked up the win in his varsity debut for the Raiders, going three and two-thirds innings where he held the Larries to just one more run while striking out two and walking one.
Tyler Savage lasted into the fifth inning in taking the loss. Chris Tabor went the rest of the way in relief.
Isaiah Dillabough capped a decisive three-run rally with a two-run single in the bottom of the fourth inning to put the Raiders ahead 6-5. Rusaw and Connor Paquin both doubled and scored a run. Isaac Ward connected for a key RBI-single and scored a run. Rory Corcoran scored what would hold up as the game-winning run in the bottom of the fifth inning after drawing a walk. He stole second and advanced to third before racing home on an error.
Tupper Lake 8, P-H 5: In Parishville, the Panthers got off to a promising start scoring two unanswered runs in their first at-bat before the Lumberjacks rallied to tie the game with solo runs in the third and fourth innings then took control with three-run outbursts in the fifth and sixth.
It was a pretty tough day to play, noted P-H coach Tony Engstrom after the Panthers dropped a wind-swept, rain-soaked season opener.
The Panthers enter the 2013 campaign as the reigning Section 10 Class D Champion but the nucleus of last years team was lost to graduation leaving Engstrom with a team that features just one junior and freshmen.
Were definitely a young team but its a good group, he said.
Mitch Keniston went six and two-thirds innings to earn the win for Tupper Lake on Friday. He fanned 10 batters while walking three and scattering five hits. He was relieved with two outs in the bottom of the seventh after surrendering three runs and Marcus Richer came on to get the final out and secure the win.
Mike Burns, the lone junior on the P-H roster, went the distance in taking the hard-luck loss. He notched 12 strikeouts, walked only two and gave up six hits but only one of the runs scored by the Lumberjacks was earned.
Mike pitched a good game. We just made to many errors, Engstrom noted.
Burns also played a lead role offensively with a single and double, driving in solo runs on both hits, and a run scored. Logan Chapman rapped an RBI-single. Tanner Wilson (run scored) and Wyatt Snell connected for the other Panthers hits.
Richer anchored the Tupper Lake offensive with a single, double and two runs scored. Kris Crouse (2 runs scored) and Anson Gagnier (run scored) finished with two hits each as well.
The Norwood-Norfolk modified baseball team opened its season with a convincing win over Parishville-Hopkinton on Thursday.
Zack Benware carried a no-hitter through four innings before giving up a pair of hits to earn the win. He fanned seven and walked just one while picking off a baserunner while Riley Smitz pitched two shutout innings and Preston Vanguilder had a strikeout and walk in relief.
Hunter Dewey and Caleb Bresett (2RBI) both went 3-4 to anchor a balanced N-N offense. Peter Jarvis was 2-4 with two doubles. Benware also had a pair of hits while Gage Orogolio (RBI), Tristan St. Andrews (RBI), Sidney Belmore, Kaleb Parker and Blake Haywood each had solo hits.
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Every year, typically in the beginning of spring, we become fixated on finding a fresh, warm-weather-friendly way to wear our hair. While polished ponytails and ballerina buns are always excellent choices, right now we're interested in of-the-moment bold braids, as seen on the S/S 11 runways and fashionable stars like Kate Bosworth and Jessica Alba. Unlike the pinned-up milkmaid styles or the casual side braids from a few seasons ago, today's plaited 'dos are more complicated and intricate, resulting in an inspirational look that's ideal for dressier occasions.
While there were bold braids aplenty on the spring runways--like the low-riding mini pigtail braids at Givenchy or the center-part single plaits at Valentino--we spotted one of the loveliest looks at Erdem. For that show, Marc Trinder, the head stylist for Charles Worthington, created a French braid that went from ear to ear in an almost circular direction. The models' hair was prepped with a body-building mousse (specifically, Charles Worthington's Front Row Big Hair Sculpting Mousse ($10), which is exclusive to Boots and not currently available in the US), and then dried upside down for extra volume. Starting just above each girl's left ear and working towards their right ear, the stylists created a French braid that followed the hairline, resulting in a "halo" or crown braid. Sound complicated? It's not terribly difficult; just check out the step-by-step details on the Charles Worthington website for assistance.
In addition to the Erdem show, we've also spotted some noteworthy examples of bold braids on Hollywood's most fashionable heads. Topping that list: the multiple, slightly messy French braids Diane Kruger wore to the Chanel Haute Couture S/S 11 show earlier this year. Kruger always impresses us with her fashion-forward beauty and fashion choices, and this complicated-yet-imperfect hairstyle is the perfect counterpoint to her exquisitely embellished dress from the fashion house's Haute Couture F/W 10 collection. Jessica Alba also opted for a braided updo recently, albeit a more polished iteration. The lovely actress turned up at the BAFTA Awards wearing a blue strapless Atelier Versace gown and her hair up and accented with two mini headband braids. The resulting style is equal parts Grecian chic and bohemian earthiness--a very stunning combo. Of course, you don't need longer locks a la Alba to achieve a similarly braided look, as Carey Mulligan repeatedly demonstrates. The actress might have a relatively cropped cut, but she still manages to work a braid or two into her red-carpet looks on a regular basis, like the tousled 'do she wore to the London premiere of Never Let Me Go. A few twists and pins results in a faux braid that's relaxed, modern, and perfect for shorter hair.
In addition to these slightly casual bold braids, we also adore a stricter iteration of this look, like the version we spotted on Kate Bosworth. The invariably intriguing actress opted for an asymmetrical braided updo for a screening of The Warrior's Way late last year and we adore the contrast between her neatly combed back locks and the voluminous plait. Interested in achieving Bosworth's exact braid? Happily we have some detail instructions from Renato Campora, who created Bosworth's nuanced style. First, Campora prepped her hair with Frederic Fekkai mousse (the Full Blown Volume Styling Whip ($23) and Full Volume Styling Mousse ($21) are both good options) mixed with Frederic Fekkai Silky Straight Ironless Smooth Finish Serum ($23). Next he dried Bosworth's hair with his fingers and then added texture and more volume by curling her hair with heated metal sticks from a beauty-supply store. After letting the sticks set for 15 minutes, Campora removed them, flat-ironed each section to make it a little smoother, and then added Frederic Fekkai's Au Naturel Dry Shampoo ($23) to Bosworth's hair. Finally, he braided her hair back loosely, pinning each section for security, for a on-point evening look we can't wait to try!