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Since the recession hit, interest in backyard gardening has blossomed (pun intended). Whether growing their own food or transforming their backyard into an oasis for a stay-at-home vacation (or "staycation"), consumers are heading out the back door. And related businesses are noticing – vegetable seed companies have seen 10 to 80 percent growth in sales in the past couple of years. Many of these backyard gardens are new, according to the National – and many of these gardeners may not start out with the greenest of thumbs.
One of the oldest and largest seed companies, Burpee, understands these newbies may need a little more help, and gardening experts just can't get enough information to ensure their gardens grow to their peak. To distinguish themselves in the marketplace and to continually engage gardeners both new and expert, Ball Horticultural Company, the parent company of Burpee, recently launched an integrated marketing campaign for multiple product lines, including a new mobile gardening site – Burpee Gardening Coach. Burpee is using Microsoft Tag on every label of seeds and potted plants to deliver variety-specific information and care tips that work with the Gardening Coach mobile site. In the print ads, Burpee is using tags to direct users to download the Gardening Coach.
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Mets remain in preliminary talks on extensions for Wright, Dickey
The Mets remain in preliminary talks with both David Wright and R.A. Dickey about possible contract extensions, according to Andy Martino of the Daily News.
That said, though Alderson has spoken to both Wright and Dickey about his long-term plan, and though he has told them both he would like them back, Alderson and their respective agents are still 'talking about when to really get talking,' according to a team source.
Earlier this month, Mike Puma of the New York Post said it was possible the Mets could have new deals for both Dickey and Wright before the start of the World Series.
The Mets hold club options on both Wright and Dickey for 2013 (combined $21 million) for 2013. However, both players have said they will become free agents at the end of next season, assuming new contracts cannot be worked out this winter with the Mets.
Michael Baron, ContributorI expect the Mets to immediately pick up both of their options once the World Series ends. At that point, Alderson will have time to potentially work out long-term deals with both players. I still expect the Mets to focus on Wright first, and then see how things shake out with R.A. But the sooner they can wrap up these deals, the better off they'll be. For starters, it would show the Mets have an ability and desire to invest in the Major League roster, which Wright has said is an important factor in his decision. Second, it would bring certainty that two star-caliber players will be back next season and here for future seasons (without the cloud of trade speculation hanging over everyone's heads). Lastly, with these two players under new contracts, Alderson would be able to better project future rosters and budgets.


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As the weather warms up, outdoor recreational activities begin to gear up for many of us. Around here there are so many to choose from. Organized sports are part of the fun. Others engage in activities like hiking, four wheeling, biking and camping.
Despite our abundance of open land, it is also the time when conflicts begin to arise with different user groups.
All recreational activities have their place. All are fun and when done with respect for others are wholesome family activities. Every one of these activities is better than having our kids sitting in front of the TV all day playing computerized version of the same sports.
So why can't we find ways to coexist? I feel that the problem is that some people don't understand that to share the lands does not mean that every single use has to happen on every piece of land.
I have said it before; we all have different motivations for our recreational choices. For some it is solitude, for others it is a physical test, and for others still, it may be the joy of speed and power. No one has the right to dictate the experience of another.
All uses are not compatible together at the same time. It would be very irritating to four wheeler enthusiasts to have a hiking path right across the Little Sahara sand dunes. If the riders had to slow down and swerve around people as they went four wheeling up and down the dunes, it would change the whole experience.
Needless to say that a person who has hiked on a traditionally motorized free trail and suddenly has motorized vehicles to contend with, tend to get irritated as well.
We need to designate sufficient spaces for all users, but it will mean that some spaces remain closed to motorized used.
The well worn argument used by a shared access group is that they don't mind sharing the trails with the rest of the users. This reminds me of back when we began to ban smoking in restaurants and other public places. Smokers also said they didn't mind sharing spaces with non-smokers, so what was the problem.
We can all see the fallacy in that statement now.
It's also like telling your kids to share a piece of candy. The older one licks the entire piece and gives it to the younger one and says, "Now its your turn." Once licked the candy is not the same. The best way to share is to break the candy in half and each take a piece.
So as the summer heats up and the debates on land use begin again, remember that we all want to have a good time.
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He will read to children at 10 a.m. from Horton Hears A Who! in the Thompson Park Pool House.
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Despite its less-than-stellar record of picking winning solar energy companies — subsidizing, for instance, Solyndra of California and Evergreen Solar of Massachusetts — the Obama administration is determined to continue the practice of unconstitutionally financing these boondoggles. This time, however, it is doing so in a more roundabout way via the U.S. Export-Import Bank (Ex-Im Bank), which is making $575 million in taxpayer-guaranteed loans to companies in India to purchase solar modules from U.S. firms.
According to CNSNews.com, the Ex-Im Bank has already loaned $75 million for four solar projects in India this year, and the bank says it "has about $500 million of India solar projects in the pipeline that will generate an estimated 315 [megawatts] of solar power." Among the projects already receiving loans are two five-megawatt solar photovoltaic plants in Rajasthan, for which the Ex-Im Bank is providing a total of $25.2 million in financing to purchase thin-film solar modules from First Solar, Inc., of Tempe, Arizona, and Abound Solar, Inc., of Loveland, Colorado.
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Posted on February 12, 2008Roadrage. Six dates completed in the UK. Killswitch Engage, 36 Crazyfists, and Five Pointe O (aka The Roadragers) are currently making their way round Europe, coming back to the UK for a further 6 dates from November 26th.
Make sure you check out the photo galleries for each band in the ARTISTS section for a continually growing selection of live tour photos, behind the scenes, days off, and other candid moments caught on film!
Grabbed a couple of words with Mike, the bassist of Killswitch Engage, briefly today. Asked what was the highlight of the UK dates for him... "has to be the first show in Nottingham" he said, "simply because we really didn't know what to expect!" For more from Mike, check out his awesome photographic tour diary giving you a sneak peek of the shows and life on the road! You can view it in the KsE Artist Photo Gallery right here on this site...
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Wednesday was Noah A. Floress first day of kindergarten.
The 5-year-old was pretending a handicapped railing was a jungle gym as he waited for the doors of Ohio Elementary School to open, signaling the start of the school year across Northern New York.
Im excited, said his mother, Carey A. Flores. Ive been looking forward to this for years. Hes been asking all summer, When do I go to my new school?
As parents walked their children to the building, some had their little ones pose in front of the school mascot a purple dinosaur painted on the marquee to commemorate the first few anxious moments.
After Principal Mark L. Taylor came outside for a quick speech, parents of kindergartners funneled into the building to get their children settled into their classrooms. Other parents, however, had to leave their children at the door.
If parents tried to sneak back to their childs class for one last hug, Mr. Taylor, who is serving his second year as Ohio Elementarys principal, put them at ease, then shooed them away.
He told one, Mr. Taylor has to put the hammer down.
I tell the parents, We will take care of your kid. Trust us, he said. If parents have concerns, just call the building principal or secretary.
As children dressed in brand-new back to school clothes crossed the threshold into the building, some broke down in tears. Pockets of teary-eyed parents lingered at the door long after their children disappeared down the winding hallways into their new classrooms.
My hope was that I dont have a crier, and I didnt have too many this year, Mr. Taylor said.
Leilaneah E. Demarco, 6, was probably less nervous to start the first grade than her mother was to let her go. The first-grader was dressed in a bright pink shirt with butterflies and her ponytail was adorned with hair wraps.
Im sad, Gena M. Demarco said. Im a little relieved for a break, but sad.
When Ms. Demarco commented on Leilaneahs lip gloss, the girl shyly tried to wipe it off on her mothers shirt. However, about five minutes after her mom gave her a last hug, Leilaneah found a friend.
The chaos and emotion of the first half-hour of the first day of school are special to Mr. Taylor.
I love kids, he said. I love my job. Im not really nervous, but Im anxious about getting them here safely and getting them home safely at the end of the day.
This year, none of his teachers is new to the district, which means they all know how to handle teaching the Common Core after the new standards to align education across the country were introduced to the curriculum last year.
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Inspired by my fashionista apron (see blog post below) I decided to join my neighborhood garage sale with none other than, an impromptu bake sale! After all, what's the point of having this cute apron if nobody gonna see it? However, once the sale was over and my own stomach was stuffed with rice krispy treats and brownies, I realized something very important… in order to have a successful sale of any kind, you have to be really organized! Here are some tips and tricks for your next garage or bake sale…
Garage Sales:
1) Post signs early! You want to get the hype going before the big day, so make sure the neighborhood knows in advance. If you're internet savvy, advertise your sale on websites like Craigslist and yard sale treasure map.
2) Use bright signs. With a nice clean font, print or hand write your signs with a dark marker on brightly colored paper .
3) Put your good stuff out in front. With garages sales, it's all about curb appeal. Put your TVs, framed art, and large pieces of furniture out in front to grab the attention of the intimidated shoppers who do drive by's before coming in.
4) Keep your inventory organized. If the majority of your sale items are clothing, hang your good stuff on an inexpensive clothing rack, (found at your local Bed Bath and Beyond, Target or Container Store) while organizing your smaller stuff – such as t-shirts, shorts, and pants, in labeled boxes. Pull out the expensive stuff you wish to haggle over, leaving everything in the boxes to be one set price which is then labeled accordingly. Ex: All t-shirts $5.
5) Have change ready to go. You don't want to turn people away because you can't break a 20. Make sure you have bills and coins of all shapes and sizes to accommodate those evil bargain hunters who always talk you down, no matter how much that poster was your favorite in college.
6) Set up like Fort Knox. Rather than a money box which is easily transportable, try keeping your stash on you in a Scrooge McDuck money bag or a fanny pack for quick and easy cash transactions. Lululemon's Travel Pooch is my favorite if you're looking for a fashionable alternative.
Bake Sales:
1) Make a cute sign. Lemonade stands and bake sales sell themselves, but you still want to entice peoples eyes, not just their stomachs. Opt to make a handmade sign for that old fashioned feel. My fav is hanging colored paper squares or coasters with sparkly letters from twine using clothes hangers. Don't be afraid to let your inner Martha Stewart come out.
2) Presentation is key. For my bake sale, I ran to the nearest flea market and found the most amazing 2 tiered shabby chic cake stand ever! I added it to my current collection of vintage plates, and gave my bake sale table appeal that no one (not even the strictest of dieters) could resist.
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LINCOLN — Regarding the defending state championship unit he oversees, Lincoln High head coach Dick Ryan has very few reasons to feel nervous.
Even on a day that saw senior pitching standout Lindsay Mayer demonstrate that she is human after all, the Lions were still able to outclass the opposition in every conceivable sense. Lincoln was supplied by plenty of offensive fireworks and a stout defense that was on full display during the fifth inning of Wednesday's game when centerfielder Adriana Toro unleashed a cannon of a throw to nail a Smithfield baserunner at third base.
Lincoln also did what any defending champ is supposed to do when the competition becomes frivolous with the glove. The Sentinels committed two costly errors in the bottom of the sixth, the second miscue resulting in the final two runs the Lions would need to nail down a 10-0 "mercy-rule" triumph at Saylesville Elementary School's Sullivan Field.
For those keeping track, Lincoln has now won 25 straight games dating back to last season's run to the top of the Division I mountain. The team's latest triumph is the third of the spring. With no games on tap until next Tuesday's date at Mount St. Charles, the Lions have a little time to reflect on what's been accomplished to date before chartering their next course.
"I think we know how to win. We've got an experienced team and a lot of good players," Ryan pointed out. "It says something about Lindsay that she can come out and throw a shutout when she doesn't have her best day."
In a turn of events, Mayer's mound prowess took a back seat. Most pitchers across the state would gladly take tossing a two-hitter that features four strikeouts and two walks. That shows how high of a bar this University of Virginia-bound youngster has set.
Taking a page from an actress upon receiving an Oscar, Mayer made sure to denote the importance of a key group. "My defense really helped me a lot. Adriana made such a great throw; that's so typical of her."
Lincoln's offense wasted little time in staking its pitcher to a comfortable lead. With two runners aboard in the first inning, Mayer came up and swatted a three-run home run. Cleanup hitter Emily Bouthillette made it back-to-back blasts with a solo shot that upped the lead to 4-0.
The first four batters in Ryan's lineup – Casie Beauchemin, Toro, Mayer and Bouthillette – combined to score nine of Lincoln's 10 runs and amass nine of the team's 14 hits. Bouthillette, Beauchemin and Toro each clubbed two hits while Mayer finished 3-for-4.
"We're just looking for the first good pitch that we see and trying to hit it as hard as we can," said Mayer about the potency of Lincoln's first four hitters.
Mayer just missed out on a second home run in the fifth inning before coming around to score on a Bouthillette hit. Sophomore Stacy Mayer jumped into the act with a two-run double that made it 7-0 after five innings.
The Lions put the Sentinels (0-4, Division I) down for good in the sixth. One run came as a result of a deep drive by Bouthillette that bounced off the leftfielder's glove. A hot smash by Lauren Hervieux was mishandled by the shortstop, resulting in the contest's final two runs.
"Three shutouts in three games, you can't ask for more than that," smiled Ryan. "I like the team. We've got a good bunch of kids. Even in practice when we say it's time to pick it up, they pick it up."


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Three students from Helper Junior High School represented the state of Utah in the 2011 Kenneth E. Behring National History Day Contest in College Park, Maryland last week.
Giovanna Chiara, Jesse Collins, and Kenyon Crisp, ninth graders at HJH, each have been working on their respective projects since last September. The students have progressed through many stages of competition including a school level fair, a regional fair, and a state fair in which these students qualified to go to nationals.
This year's theme for the National History Day competition was "Debate and Diplomacy: Successes, Failures and Consequences. Chiara chose to construct a website about the duel between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr titled "The Interview at Weehawken." Collins and Crisp also constructed a website, but chose a topic much more local. Their project involved the Winter Quarters mine disaster. It was titled "A Blast from the Past: The Winter Quarters Mine Disaster."
This school year was a milestone year for the junior high having taken 56 students to the regional history fair, then taking 21 students to the state level, culminating with three national qualifiers. History teacher Chris Sweeney couldn't be more proud of his students. "Each student was given the challenge to create a project, then took the challenge and rose to the occasion" Sweeney said. "History Fair allows each child to research, learn about our nation's history, and present the material in a way that will be a valuable tool in preparation for college and beyond."
Each student, along with their parents and their history teacher, made the trek east to take part in the week long celebration/contest. During the week the kids got the chance to visit Washington, D.C. on many occasions and take part in activities offered them by the NHD organization.
Among them was the chance to meet and converse with both of Utah's Senators and all three members of the United States House of Representatives. In particular, the students got the chance to visit with Representative Jim Matheson and talk about his recent visit to Carbon County. Chris Sweeney and his students wish to thank the Castle Valley community and Carbon School Board for their support in this endeavor. "


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Index to Biographical Sketches in The History of Tennessee by Goodspeed
Westin A. Goodspeed, Nashville publisher, began selling historical books in the early 1880s. He combined state history with local history and biography, and published books by region (for example, the East Tennessee edition of Goodspeed's history contained histories of thirty counties, with biographical appendages). Most of the biographical sketches are of people living in the 1880s, at the time pf publication, but the sketches often treat several generations within a family. These brief histories and "vanity biographies" are a good starting place for learning basic facts. They exist for 82 of Tennessee's 95 counties:
Anderson, Bedford, Benton, Blount, Bradley, Campbell, Cannon, Carroll, Carter, Cheatham, Chester, Claiborne, Cocke, Coffee, Crockett, Decatur, DeKalb, Dickson, Dyer, Fayette, Franklin, Gibson, Giles, Grainger, Greene, Hamblen, Hamilton, Hancock, Hardeman, Hardin, Hawkins, Haywood, Henderson, Henry, Hickman, Houston, Humphreys, James, Jefferson, Johnson, Knox, Lake, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Loudon, Macon, Madison, Marshall, Maury, McMinn, McNairy, Meigs, Monroe, Montgomery, Moore, Morgan, Obion, Perry, Polk, Rhea, Roane, Robertson, Rutherford, Sevier, Shelby, Smith, Stewart, Sullivan, Sumner, Tipton, Trousdale, Unicoi, Union, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Weakley, White, Williamson and Wilson.
The sketches are usually about half a page in length.
The list below is an index to the biographical sketches found in these works by Goodspeed. It indicates the name of the individual, the county in which the sketch is located, and the beginning page number of the sketch.
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Not just ice albedo
A recent paper by Francis & Hunter provides an interesting discussion about reasons for the recent decline in the Arctic sea-ice extent, based on new satellite observations. One common proposition about sea ice is that it involves a positive feed-back because the ice affects the planetary albedo (how the planet reflects the sunlight back to space before the energy enters the 'climate system'). Yet, there is more to the story, as the ice acts more-or-less like an insulating lid on top of the sea. There are subtle effects such as the planet losing more heat from the open sea than from ice-covered region (some of this heat is absorbed by the atmosphere, but climates over ice-covered regions are of more continental winter character: dry and cold). The oceanic heat loss depends of course on the sea surface temperature (SST). Open water also is a source of humidity, as opposed to sea-ice (because its cold, not because its dry), but the atmospheric humidity is also influenced by the moisture transport associated with the wind (moisture advection). Francis & Hunter found a positive correlation between lack of ice and the downward long-wave radiation, something they attributed primarily to cloudiness. Hence, clouds play a role, both in terms of influencing the albedo as well as trapping out-going heat. Francis & Hunter suggest that the changes in the long-wave radiation is stronger than the clouds' modulation of the direct sunlight.
In the past (IPCC TAR), sea-ice models were notorious for difficulties in providing realistic description. Part of the problem, however, may also be the coupling between the ocean and the atmosphere component. I do not know if these aspects are improved in the upcoming IPCC report, however, Francis & Hunter propose several factors that may affect the sea ice edge position, such as oceanic influences, river discharge, non-linear effects, temperature advection and wind, and find that they play different roles in different locations.
The polar regions have white nights during summer with 24-hour sunshine (albeit at an angle) and 24-hour darkness during winter. The albedo feed-back of sea-ice can only be active during summer when there is sunlight to be reflected. The sea-ice extend also varies with seasons, with more open sea during summer and more ice covered area during winter. Furthermore, sea ice is pushed around by surface winds. Thus the effect of any change in the sea-ice extent may differ for different seasons. Less sea-ice during winter may cause more heat loss from open sea – however, at one point when the temperature drops sufficiently, ice will start to form again. Open sea may provide more favourable conditions for polar lows (storms). Cooling in the surface layer and mixing from wind exposure may furthermore affect oceanic currents and perhaps the deep water formation. During summer, the extra shortwave absorbtion is likely to dominate.
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The Searchers (1956)
Drama, Western
Ethan Edwards, an embittered veteran, returns to Texas after the Civil War and discovers that Comanche Indians have killed his family and kidnapped his niece. Along with Martin Pawley, who was adopted by the Edwardses after his own parents were killed by Comanches years earlier, Ethan sets out to find his niece, Debbie. The movie's title refers to the duo's five year search for the young woman, and their struggle to rescue her once she is adopted by the tribe and married to Chief Scar.
Cast: Vera Miles, Natalie Wood, Ward Bond, John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter
Produced by: C.V. Whitney
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The road to the Oscars—which takes place this Sunday, we'll be live tweeting and reporting on all the red carpet looks—has been a long and stylish one, filled with gorgeous gowns and of course, incredible jewelry. As for the latter, Hollywood's leading ladies spared no dramatic detail when it came to their award season shine, and we're covering all the memorable moments today. Keep reading to see our own version of the bling ring.
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Lea Seydoux
Event: British Academy Film Awards
Not surprisingly, Seydoux's diamond drop earrings set in fair-mined gold from Chopard's Green Carpet Collection outshined the stone-embellished bodice of her Miu Miu dress.
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Jennifer Garne
Event: Screen Actors Guild Awards
Garner's David Webb 18K yellow gold, platinum, black onyx, amethyst, and diamond earrings ($31,500) didn't just demand attention, they got it, too.
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Lupita Nyong'o
Event: British Academy Film Awards
Matching Ana Khouri yellow gold cuff bracelets made for a tough-yet-sophisticated addition to Nyong'o's green Dior gown.
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Sarah Paulson
Event: Golden Globes
Paulson played up the delicate femininity of her tiered Marchesa dress with an Irene Neuwirth 18K yellow gold bracelet set with blue moonstones and diamond pave.
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Sofia Vergara
Event: Screen Actors Guild Awards
Sofia Vergara may have thanked her boobs in her SAG Awards acceptance speech, but what she really should have been thankful for is that stunning Amrapali Victorian rose-cut diamond and emerald necklace.
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Alice Eve
Event: Golden Globes HBO After Party
Gold accessories, namely a Van Cleef & Arpels 18K yellow gold Jackie O Cuff, were the perfect finishing touch to Eve's draped Cushnie et Ochs dress.
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Emma Watson
Event: Golden Globes
Watson had everyone doing a double take on the red carpet when she turned up in a Dior Haute Couture dress and pants combo, but for us, it was all about the single Dior Mise En Dior Tribal Earring ($410, 212.931.2950).
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Jaime King
Event: Golden Globes InStyle and Warner Bros. After Party
Not even a boldly printed clutch could overshadow King's Van Cleef & Arpels White Gold Diamond Socrate Ring ($34,800) and Frivole Between The Finger Ring ($21,100).
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Kerry Washington
Event: NAACP Image Awards
A single Suzanne Kalan champagne diamond vitrine starburst ring did all the talking.
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Emilia Clarke
Event: Golden Globes
The real star of Clarke's red carpet look? Three chunky 18K yellow gold domed cuffs ($8900 each) by Sidney Garber, which made for an unexpectedly chic contrast to her black and white custom Proenza Schouler gown.
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Emma Roberts
Event: Golden Globes
When you have a sleek black backdrop, like Roberts' Lanvin dress, Neil Lane diamond, turquoise, and platinum chandelier earrings ($18,000) are the only way to go.
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Margot Robbie
Event: Critics' Choice Awards
The Wolf of Wall Street beauty selected Ileana Makri earrings (similar style here) to complete her red carpet look.
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Jennifer Lawrence
Event: Golden Globes
The American Hustle actress reserved all the glamour for her right wrist, which was dripping in four black and white diamond Neil Lane bracelets.
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Jessica Chastain
Event: Golden Globes
Chastain's Bulgari 1930s two-strand necklace in gold with diamonds from the Heritage Collection served as the perfect complement to her strapless Givenchy gown.
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Cate Blanchett
Event: British Academy Film Awards
There was no missing Blanchett's oversized Chopard diamond and onyx pendant necklace set in 18K white gold (price upon request, 800.CHOPARD) from the Animal World collection, which featured three birds sitting on a wreath of diamond branches.
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Isla Fisher
Event: Screen Actors Guild Awards
A Bulgari 1965 bangle and clips combination in white gold and platinum with emeralds and diamonds from the Heritage Collection lent just the right amount of color to Fischer's silver Oscar de la Renta gown.
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Miranda Kerr
Event: Golden Globes InStyle and Warner Bros. After Party
From the vintage necklaces (which are from Broken English in Brentwood, California) to the revealing cut of her Emilio Pucci gown, Kerr had viewers oohing and awing from every angle.
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Event: Grammy Awards
Though the Grammys aren't about acting, per se, we couldn't bear to leave Madonna's crystal-encrusted glove and Neil Lane Rock n' Roll diamond initial rings off the list.


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You will visit: Italy, Vatican City, Greece, including Rome, Sorrento, Athens, Mykonos, Santorini & Ios
Combine a generous dose of amazing food plus eye-opening local culture plus chilled out beach life & you get the Mediterranean Trail! Make pizza with the Italians, see the glory of Imperial Rome, sip authentic prosecco overlooking the Bay of Naples & catch a glimpse of the mighty Mt Vesuvius. Then, really slip in to relaxation mode with your Greek Island Cruise around the most famous Cycladic islands: Mykonos, Santorini and Ios. A true blend of culture & fun, live it up in the Med – utter bliss! Please note: This version of the tour stays 3 nights in Athens.
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Get into the thriving atmosphere of this living timeline as your Tour Manager shows you the Colosseum, the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia and Piazza Navona. Honour tradition at the Trevi Fountain and throw a coin in the fountain's waters (it's meant to improve your chances of returning to Rome!).
Then make the most of our Local Guide's inside knowledge and uncover the remains of an ancient empire with a fantastic optional tour of the Roman Forum and Colosseum. Then check-out the smallest country in the world and home to the Pope, the Vatican City.
In your free time, live the local lifestyle by indulging in a long lunch on a paved piazza or knock back a shot of espresso at the bar, like the Romans do. Before you hit the shops, let your Tour Manager point you in the right direction with some tips on the best buys. Later dive into Rome's night action with your buddies and start your travels off with a night to remember.
- Rome of the Emperors and Gladiators including the Colosseum Euro 26.00
- Italian Cooking Class 48.00 Euro
Welcome to Roma! Check-in to your hotel & tonight meet your Contiki Team. Start the adventure right & get to know your group over an Italian feast.
This morning there's included entry and our Local Guide to show you St Peter's Basilica and Michelangelo's masterpiece, the Sistine Chapel. Take off into the city and absorb the atmosphere, as vespas flash past timeworn monuments that are surrounded by fountains, pizzerias, cafes and bars.
Head past Naples, home of the pizza, and catch a glimpse of Mt Vesuvius. Plunge into Pompeii's well-preserved past in an interesting optional excursion and retrace ancient history with our expert Local Guide.
Next up: the knock-out location of Sorrento. Set on sheer slopes, Sorrento doles up sweeping views over the Bay of Naples. Tonight there's an optional dinner, where you'll feast on traditional Mediterranean fare, complete with views of Mt Vesuvius from the cliff-top terrace.
- Locally guided tour of the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica & the art of the Vatican Museums
- See St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City
- See Mt. Vesuvius
- Pompeii Guided Walking Tour Euro 22.00
- Bay of Naples Feast Euro 37.00
This morning, it's a boat ride to the main marina of the island of Capri, famous for its stunning caves and surrounding rock formations.
Get out on the water of the Bay of Naples in an optional cruise around Capri in our very own traditional wooden motorboat. See the world-famous Green and White Grottos and choose to get up closer to the world-famous Blue Grotto, with its intense blue glow, on a separate boat ride into the cave.
With plenty of swim stops on the cruise around the island, cool off in the Mediterranean and then use your free time to explore even more of the island. Soak up the views and head off with some friends into the cute, white-washed villages where you can try out the region's sweet lemon liqueur, limoncello.
If you have time, explore Sorrento's web of narrow streets or the Villa Communale Park, which has stunning views of Mt. Vesuvius.
- Day trip by boat to the Isle of Capri
- Capri Cruise Euro 25.00
- Bay of Naples Feast Euro 37.00
Then there's time to chill out on the coach, crossing through the rugged landscapes of southern Italy, before boarding the overnight ferry to Greece. Check out the amazing 360 degree views from the deck!
- Scenic drive along the coast
Corfu is all that's great about Greek island living. You'll immediately find yourself on "local time", browsing the markets of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town and bargaining with the laid-back locals.
Jump on board the Captain's Cruise of Corfu with a bunch friends for a fun day out on the water. It will give you another angle on idyllic Corfu. Work up an appetite swimming in the secluded spots and then feast on a lunch of olives, salad, cheeses, fresh bread and dips – prepared with ingredients from the Captain's back yard.
Corfu also gives you the chance to dive into action with a selection of water sports, like parasailing, banana-boating and waterskiing. Otherwise hire a car for a deeper look into Corfu and venture across the island to explore some beautiful, remote beaches.
- See the Venetian fortress in Corfu's old town
- Captains Cruise of Corfu Euro 36.00
- Ionian Dinner Experience Euro 33.00
- Water sports Corfu From Euro 18.00 - 50.00
- Car Hire Euro 65 - 200
From Corfu, head to the mainland and travel to the impressive, man-made Corinth Canal. Athens is next, a city crammed with myth and ancient wonders, and busy with modern, urban soul.
- See the Corinth Canal
This morning take a step back in time in Europe's oldest city to the birthplace of democracy. Get the run down on the Parthenon and the Acropolis from our Local Guide, as you wander around the marble columns perched above the city sprawl. Then we check out the first modern Olympic Stadium from the 1896 Games.
Spend the day exploring mythical Athens, a city crammed with ancient wonders yet busy with modern, urban soul.
Wrap up the day on the shady slopes beneath the Acropolis and jump start your trip with an optional dinner in the rustic district of Plaka, where traditional tavernas spill out onto the pavements. Finish up with a night out in Athens' up-and-coming district of Psiri, buzzing with trendy bars and clubs.
- Learn about the birthplace of modern society on a guided tour of Athens & the Acropolis
- See the first modern Olympic Stadium
- A Traditional Athens Affair Euro 43.00
Use your free time this afternoon to explore more of this open-air museum. You could honour the birthplace of drama by climbing around the massive Theatre of Dionysus or get the background on Ancient Greece at the National Archaeological Museum. Otherwise experience Athens' urban heart, take off into the streets and find a hole-in-the-wall food joint, where you can try the famous souvlaki.
You'll also be transferred to meet your fellow travellers on the Greek Island Adventurer tour.
Today, board a ferry to Mykonos and take advantage of the amazing views across the Aegean, full of rocky islands as you make your way to the beautiful, whitewashed vistas of cosmopolitan Mykonos.
Mykonos is famous for its blissful beaches and party culture. No matter what you're after, chances are this island has got it! You'll soon understand why this happening hub draws people from all walks of life, from jet-setters to backpackers.
In your free time, head into Mykonos town and wander through the maze of tiny streets lined by whitewashed, cube-shaped houses. Maybe grab a table in the village and snack on fresh local specialities, like olives, feta and tzatziki dip.
For a laid back afternoon, be sure to check out world-famous Paradise Beach. Get some friends together, chill out to the tunes pumping at the beachfront resorts, swim and relax.
Wrap up the day in Little Venice and watch the sun set over the Aegean. But don't stop there – get into the vibe and party at one of Mykonos' many bars and hip clubs.
- Visit Mykonos town & see the traditional Cycladic-style houses
- See the famous windmills
- Hidden treasures of Mykonos Euro 38.00
- Delos Tour Euro 47.00
Today: change islands and it's a total change of scene. Santorini will make your jaw drop with its stunning natural beauty – the result of a massive volcanic eruption. From the water, look up at the iconic blue–domed, whitewashed churches.
Once we're back on land, take in the fantastic views of the neighbouring volcanic islands.
Start your day getting familiar with this gorgeous island. Head to Santorini's highest point for full blown vistas over the crater then cool of with a swim stop at Perissa Beach.
Your Trip Manager will fill you in on Fira – dramatically perched on the edge of the crater - as the group explores its narrow streets. Get tips on the best places to pick up a piece of Santorini's famous jewellery and where to try out the delicious local specialty, domatokeftedes (fried tomato balls).
Otherwise head to one of the distinctive black or red sand beaches, and soak up the breathtaking scenery. You could jump on an optional boat ride out to the active volcanic island of Nea Kamini. Cruise past lava formations and get up close to the active crater. Or head to the northern tip of Santorini with the group to catch one of the island's famously spectacular sunsets on the Oia at Sunset optional excursion.
- Visit the main town of Fira
- Sunset in Oia Euro 25.00
- Highlights & Volcano Cruise Euro 45.00
After free time this morning, we cruise on to Ios. Relax on the boat and hang out with the group.
Peaceful by day, pumping by night, Ios is the ultimate party destination.
Relax on sandy beaches or lounge about poolside before a big night out, when Ios' villages come alive. Head to the small streets of Hora, packed with clubs, bars and pubs and let loose to the pumping tunes. Otherwise, join the outdoor party in the squares and lanes. If you're keen, you can keep it moving until dawn!
- Visit Ios town
- Sailing Spectacular Ios Euro 40.00
- Farewell to the Greek Islands Euro 28.00
Wave goodbye to Ios and the Cycladic Islands as we set sail back to mainland Greece and spend a final evening together in the mythological city of Athens.
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By CHRISTINE WATKINSState Representative District 69
The 2009 legislature has reached its halfway point. It is a very interesting experience. It has been a different type of legislature for all of us, new and old legislators; every time we thought we had the budget tied down news of a new shortfall would come. We are still waiting for the fiscal analysts to tell what the federal government's stimulus package means for Utah.
I serve on five committees, three standing committees and two sub appropriation committees. Natural Resources, Workforce Services and Economic Development, and Retirement and other Independent Entities are the standing committees to which I have been assigned. I am also on the Natural Resources and Retirement and other Independent Entities sub-appropriation committees. I have discovered that many legislators are on two or three committees. I am pleased to be on so many committees knowing that I can provide my constituents advice and influence in varied areas of interest and need.
I have filed four bills and one resolution. The bills are HB 96 State Retirement Participation for Charter Schools, HB 134 Recall of Unsafe Products, HB 255 Repeal of Sales and Use Tax Relating to Mining, HB 420 Carbon Emissions Reduction Provisions Amendments, and House Joint Resolution five supporting needed improvements in the Navajo Nations ability to collect and track child support payments.
HB 96 will be heard in committee this week, HB 134 died in committee with a vote for four to four. HB 255 is being held in committee, HB 420 is in the Rules Committee waiting to be sent to committee. HJR5 was passed in committee and on the house floor and is on its way to the senate floor for approval.
There have been a number of controversial bills that have added drama to the legislative process. A large number of constituents have come to the capitol to voice their opinions.
Several District 69 county commissioners have come to visit, along with members of the San Juan Senior Citizens Center. A new citizen of our country, a teacher from Grand County, sat on the floor with me while visiting the capitol. What a great honor for me to acknowledge her new citizenship.
One of the negative things for me is being away from the people that I love to see and talk to. I really appreciate the visits, emails and phone calls from the part of the state that I represent.
I have really enjoyed being on the Natural Resources Committee. I believe that I am having an impact on our part of the state by standing up for what we need in harvesting our natural resources. People who live on the Wasatch front have no clue as to how we live, work, and play. I have stood numerous times to point out the defects of a bill as it relates to rural life.
Many times I have voted against a bill because I believed it was an unnecessary regulation.
I am appreciative of the people, who entrusted me with the responsibility to be their voice in the state capitol. I am always reminding myself that I was put in office to be that voice; that government is for the people and by the people, not to do to the people.


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Can't we get a ban on UAV related news?
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They should have an unmanned aircraft carrier for the UAVs.
That thing is so cool. When, when, when can I fly on it??
This represents the first documented carrier landing of this UAV. How many launchings before the first freeflight landing (retrieval?)?. Curiosity successfully dropped onto Mars, but I wouldn't like to be on the flight deck, or the lower part of the island for landing #1. The results of that will be more newsworthy than this PR piece.


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These are two of three bear cubs found in Oconee County. All three are being cared for.
These two bear cubs and a third one were found in a box in Oconee County.
This bear club's paws are tiny now, but they will be formidable in a few months.
This black bear cub is small enough to be held in your hand.
One of three black bear cubs found in a box in Oconee County.
Two bear cubs are relaxed as they are weighed.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Two men that have been working for a company building a pipeline in Nine Mile Canyon were reported missing this week.
The pair reportedly left the man camp they were staying in on Saturday and according to reports on a Grand Junction, Colorado television station on Wednesday, one of the men called his wife and told her that the two were heading out and going to have some fun.
Neither has been heard from since. At least one of the families reported the situation to the Carbon County Sheriff's office and Sheriff James Cordova said on Wednesday night that they had taken some action on the situation, but saw no reason to suspect foul play at this time.
"We had a couple of elk hunters missing up the Nine Mile area and while they were looking for them we had them look for these other two gentlemen," said Cordova. "I also sent a deputy up the canyon today to check all the gullies along the road and in other areas. We found nothing."
The two men, who are from Colorado, are Brian Axe and Mark Widegren. They have been working for WC Striegel which is a Rangely, Colo. based company that is building a natural gas pipeline.
Reportedly the families are headed to Carbon County today to execute their own search for the men.
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The Dehumanization of Art: And Other Writings on Art and Culture
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ofahn wrote:birdwatcher55 wrote:Zach wrote:Call me crazy, but I just do not see the Orioles signing this guy regardless of what we might wish. The trend with the Orioles in the International market has been to take guys that no one else is going after. This is going to be a bidding war that I don't see us seriously participating in.
I agree with your totally and at that price tag: buyer beware
I see Cespedes and Soler as MUCH better risks than Fielder or Jackson. Of course, there's always the chance that an investment turns out badly but with those two there's a potential better return for the money.
You really need to give this Cespedes/Soler thing a rest. Neither are coming here anyways and for that I'm very thankful


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BUFFALO, NY - A U.S. Customs and Border Protection employee was charged Wednesday with possession of child pornography.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said an investigation into a suspect involved in child pornography in Phoenix led them here to Steven Metz, 40, of Hamburg, a supervisory officer who works out of the Port of Buffalo.
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A search warrant was executed for email accounts belonging to Metz back in August. Agents found various emails indicating the CBP officer both sent and received child porn.
Metz denied viewing the pornography and claimed he had nothing to do with the alleged email account. However, two computers taken from his house in October uncovered child porn on both of them.
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OBERLIN -- While amajorfire may have set them back, Green Circle Growers in Lorain County is still sprouting plants by the millions.
It was five days after Valentine's Day when 30 mph winds blew this place -- not a kiss -- but a sucker punch: 200,000 square feet of greenhouse -- gone.
From the outside looking in, you'd think losing the workspace would be crippling. But from the inside out, you can tell those 200,000 square feet were a drop in the bucket.
A golf cart is needed to get around this 100-acre wide "factory under glass" -- that's four million square feet. Take FirstEnergy Stadium and multiply it by 70.
Green Circle Growers has doubled in size in seven years, not by selling to green thumbs, but to big box stores. Locally, you're going to see our product in Wal-Mart, Home Depot and Sam's Club.
They're a top 10 employer in Lorain County.
In peak season they employ about as many people as Oberlin College.
The fire was a set-back, but they're building back even bigger.
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Your best friend calls you and tells you he/she's really sick? How do you show you care?12/07/2011
Sip hot cider & nibble seasonal treats at our next Taste of LIOS, 6:30 p.m. Dec. 15, at LIOS Graduate College, 4010 Lake Washington Blvd., Suite 300, Kirkland. Meet Dean of Students, Cynthia FitzGerald, & Dan Sewell, Vice President of Academic Affairs for Saybrook University. Faculty members Jeff McAuliffe & Alex Onno will guide you through a mini-LIOS class.
Your best friend calls you and tells you he/she's really sick? How do you show you care?12/01/2011
What an exciting place to work! LIOS Graduate College offers some amazing things and you don't need to be a student here to attend. Dan Leahy, former president, will lead the next session of the LIOS Leadership Workshop series called: Results-Focused Communication. The all-day session will run from 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at LIOS, 4010 Lake Washington Blvd, NE, Suite 300, Kirkland. Discount for early registration and for LIOS alumni.


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The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys soccer team will host the 16th annual Louie Cernieck Invitational starting Friday morning.
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