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Interactive Knowledge Exchange (IKE) 10-28-2015
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BIOSOLIDS: Biosolids 101: Fundamentals of Practice (10-31-2012)
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BIOSOLIDS: Carbon Footprint Implications from Biosolids Management Practices (01-27-10)
BIOSOLIDS: Charting the Future of Biosolids Management: Forum Findings on Trends and Drivers (1-26-2011)
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BIOSOLIDS: Microconstituents in Biosolids (12-16-2009)
BIOSOLIDS: Promoting Your Product: Marketing Tips and Techniques to Stimulate Biosolids Sales and Distribution (5-6-2015)
BIOSOLIDS: Renewable Green Energy from Wastewater and Biosolids - POTW Case Studies Attempting to Achieve Net Energy Production (12-7-2011)
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BIOSOLIDS: Thermal Hydrolysis Comes to America: DC Water's Blue Plains Digestion Project (4-25-2012)
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MEMBRANES WEBCAST SERIES: Fundamentals of Membrane Bioreactors (3-7-2012 - 7-11-2012)
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NUTRIENTS: Towards a Renewable Future: Assessing Macro Nutrient Recovery as a Viable Treatment Alternative (9-4-2013)
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PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS: Clean Water Isn't Free? Communicating about Rates (6-26-2012)
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STORMWATER & WET WEATHER: Linking Stormwater BMP Performance to Receiving Water Protection: Improving Selection and Design (8-6-2014)
STORMWATER & WET WEATHER: User-Fee Funded Stormwater Utilities: Update to the 1994 WEF Manual (9-11-2013)
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Danger waits on both sides of the grave…
Half-vampire Cat Crawfield and her vampire husband, Bones, have fought for their lives, as well as for their relationship. But just when they've triumphed over the latest battle, Cat's new and unexpected abilities threaten to upset a long-standing balance.
With the mysterious disappearance of vampires, rumors abound that a species war is brewing. A zealot is inciting tensions between the vampires and ghouls, and if these two powerful groups clash, innocent mortals could become collateral damage. Now Cat and Bones are forced to seek help from a dangerous "ally"—the ghoul queen of New Orleans herself. But the price of her assistance may prove more treacherous than even the threat of a supernatural war—to say nothing of the repercussions Cat never imagined.
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©2011 Jeaniene Frost (P)2011 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"Cat and Bones are combustible together." (Charlaine Harris, number-one New York Times best-selling author)
"Bloody Hell.. I loved it!"
For all the Cat and Bones fans this book will not disappoint. Cat and Bones are well into their relationship so this book really delves into family/friend relationships, acceptance, and unconditional love. ~~
I laughed out loud and shed many tears through out the book. The passion between Cat and Bones is still present and the love scene took my breath away. I still favor Chapter 32 in One Foot in The Grave, but this one probably comes in second. ~~
I have been spoiled with the intense heat, lust and passion between Cat and Bones over the last few books and I felt like it was lessened in this one. I am sure this is because they are solid in their relationship. The ups and downs in their relationship that blasted passion and lust through out the pages aren't present in this one.~~
Tavia still rocked the narration. I do think she went a bit overboard in some of the scenes..She overpowered some chapters that were written so beautifully that merely reading the words would have produced a heart stopping reaction. ~~
I have started my count down for the next C&B this fall.. But I guarantee I will listen to this audiobook over and over again until then.
~Happy Listening!~
This series is one of the best I've read/listen to... the characters are in depth and the narrator does such a great job at portraying them you'll actually be left thinking 'Ha, that's something Vlad would say' etc... If you have read/listen to the first 4 books of the Night Huntress Series and the 2 World Huntress Series it's a must, while each book is easily a standalone story, they definitely run on from one another. If this is one of the first series you've gotten, I also liked the Sookie Stackhouse series, Nice Girls Don't Have Fangs series and the Drake Chronicles (It's taken me a long time to find some good vampire series, I wished people would write what else they liked in their comments)... Happy reading, can't wait for the Vlad World Huntress book to come out...
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"A fan forever of both Author and Narrator"
I am totally addicted to Cat and Bones. I also find myself looking forward to hearing from the supporting characters like Vlad who cracks me up or Spades cool control and her P.I.T.A. mother. Jeaniene Frost draws you in within the first sentence but Tavia Gilbert presents the story to you with a punch. Jeaniene builds great drama, creates amazing characters and presents a great story. If you are new to this series it is a must to start from the beginning but you will NOT be disapointed. Many characters are brought back from previous books so you will get lost. Credits or money well spent.
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"Funtastical :)"
Cat and Bones have figured out how to work together and trust each other. The maturation of their unity just makes them all the most endearing and one of the best couples in this genre. In this book, Jeaniene Frost resolves several storylines such as what is going on with Don and how will Cat survive her ghoulish enemy? This installment also starts some new and hilariously twisted storylines. All, I will say is Cat???s mom is ridiculous, and the Night Huntress World would be a lot blander without her! Tavia Gilbert does a great job with all of the different accents. I love these books and cannot wait for the next one.
"And the punches keep on rolling..."
The fifth installment of a "Cat and Bones" story that is at least as good as its predicesors, if not better in a couple of instances.
As previous reviews have noted, if you are new to the series and enjoy paranormal romance that embraces the dark with passion and the light with comedy, then this would be a series for you. Start with book 1, Halfway to the Grave, to book four and then move over to the "world" installments (First Drop of Crimson and Eternal Kiss of Darkness) before delving into this, you won't regret it.
But to this story itself, it is fabulous. The angst between Cat and Bones is gone and for this listener, I welcomed the change. They were strong in their love for eachother, all doubt and misgivings gone. The story development is strong; I laughed out loud (Vlad is by far my favourite) and felt tears dripping down my nose, it is that good.
The narrator, Tavia Gilbert, does a remarkable performance however sometimes her want to feel the emotion in the scene can sometimes obtrusive.
"Caution this series is ADDICTING!! :-)"
I highly recommend this book as well as the entire series. The characters are so well written they truly come alive... I was surprised that this could even be better than the previous books but Jeaniene Frost delivers... I really have only one complaint... once I start listening I don't want to stop...can be irritating if you get to work and have to stop listening at a really good spot !!! Arrggh hahah but it makes for wonderful commutes.. I live in LA and now I see traffic snarls as more Cat and Bones time yayyyyy
"Loved it!"
Just loved it. The best so far. The narrator was fabulous. I got the book in my kindle too. It almost seem to be the last book. She closed everything up and we got to see some of her characters from previous books. The only one I felt needed a book was Vlad. I hope she continues the series.
"She gets better and better...."
LOVED IT!! J.F. gets better and better, I really don't know what to say, it was fabulous!! I wish she wasn't such a good writer because it makes me pine away for the next one.
"Bones and Kat are back!"
This series is constantly good and I am so happy that there are more coming. This time the enemy and the plot are more complicated and they take quite a twist and turn... I really enjoyed reading all the characters I have read in the previous book and how they do their own things. Now I'm so familiar with them, through all the previous books, they seem like old friends.
It might throw off first-time readers but I don't think anyone would start reading from this book. If you are please go back to the first book and read them in order! I also recommend reading the related Night Huntress World books published before this book, too.
Great read cannot wait to read more!
"my favorite!"
This book leaves you waiting for the next one! This was perhaps my favorite book of the series. They all have humor and emotion, but this one had me laughing out loud on several occasions, and also had me crying like a baby. What a vested interest I have in these characters after having been with them throughout the series. One note: this comes after the second book of the Night Huntress World series (it will make more sense after the 2 Night Huntress World books.) From the author's website: "Reading order of Night Huntress series including Night Huntress World spin-off novels: HALFWAY TO THE GRAVE; ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE; AT GRAVE'S END; DESTINED FOR AN EARLY GRAVE; FIRST DROP OF CRIMSON; ETERNAL KISS OF DARKNESS; THIS SIDE OF THE GRAVE."
"Excellent story"
Absolutely awesome book. Looks of scenes that are so well written (and read) that they stay strong in my mind for months afterwards. As usual brilliant writing by Jeaniene Frost and brilliant reading by Tavia Gilbert. Tavia does all the voices so differently and well, I can hardly get my head around how different all the characters sound. The books are gripping, passionate and funny. Kat, the main character, is super sassy and cool at all times. She finally takes the plunge to the 'otherside'...
"Cat and Bones versus ghouls"
Makes more sense if you've read/heard the earlier books in this entertaining vampire series. Enjoyable story with more on Cat and Bones' relationship. Characters who've appeared in the Night Huntress World series books 1 and 2 also appear fairly briefly (but with adequate explanation if you haven't read those). My only problem with the audiobooks is that this narrator makes Bones (a Londoner from the early 1800s) sound like the Artful Dodger (from Oliver Twist), with an improbably high and camp Cockney voice which I just can't match with the character in the book. I expected a voice a bit more like Vinnie Jones in "Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels"! Spade, however, an English gentleman (a baronet) from the same period, gets a civilised deeper voice with a BBC accent, which is done well and is much easier to listen to. My 4 stars are for the book itself and the mostly very appropriate narration but it would have had 5 stars with a better voice for Bones.
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If you love the sound of a Super Distortion in the bridge and you like hot neck pickups too, try the DiMarzio DP104 Super 2 Humbucker Pickup. The Super 2 takes the classic Super Distortion sound and slides the EQ up in favor of the high-end, so its brighter top and lighter bottom work to balance out the darker, overtone heavy information up by the fingerboard. The Super 2 is just the pickup to clean up the overdrive sound of a mud-heavy 24¾" scale, two-humbucker guitar or to add snap to a dark sounding 25½" bolt-on. It works great in the bridge or the neck.
Recommended For: Neck position with equal or higher-power bridge pickup. Bridge position with equal or lower-power pickup.
Tech Talk: This is a very bright bridge pickup, but the highest frequencies are rounded off enough to allow the pickup to cut without being too buzzy or metallic.
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I use this in the neck position paired with the Dimarzio X2N (DP102) High output bridge pick up.
This combo ensures that the neck produces the same perceived output volume as the bridge...
The DP102 does not distort or clip out in the clean setting and does not "mud out" in clean or high gain amp setting...it remains very clear and has excellent sustain.
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I bought this as a neck pickup, based on the suggested uses off the DiMarzio site. one of the issues with some 'big-name' neck models off the production line is that they can be too loose or boomy or flabby or dark. in the search for something that is more focused and tighter in the lows, I happened across the DiMarzio Super 2.
previously, I had tried the DiMarzio Humbucker From Hell in this neck position and then heard that the Super 2 is the more muscular big brother to the HFH, I had to give it a try. both are fine products and are good for my goals in a neck position. the Super 2 definitely takes it up a notch.
it's also a nice touch that DiMarzio adds 2 sets of screws (1 phillips head, and 1 flat head), as well as the allen wrench to make adjustments to the pole pieces. there are boutique shops that cost a LOT more and have no packaging and no screws, and here is DiMarzio taking nothing for granted in even the smallest details that other companies overlook.
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classic goldie locks situation. Seymore Duncan JB sounded a bit shrill to me. the Duncan distortion sounded too muddy. this one is just right for an 80's shredder.
its not very sustaining but that's because is designed for speed. I have 2 in 2 different guitars: an warm alder strat(bridge) and a mahogany Ibanez RG(neck). the strat bites harder
the RG is fuller (with both a super 3 and 2) installed
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On April 29, 2004, the Senate Judiciary Committee reported out of Committee S. 2107, a bill to reauthorize through 2009 federal funding of Mental Health Courts. The bill is expected to pass the full Senate.
S. 2107 was introduced by Senator Mike DeWine (R. Ohio) and co-sponsored by Senators Patrick Leahy (D. Vermont), Pete Domenici (R. New Mexico) and Richard Durbin (D. Illinois). A companion bill, HR 3924, has been introduced by Congressman Ted Strickland (D. Ohio) and is pending in the House of Representatives.
The nation's first Mental Health Court was created in Broward County, Florida in 1998. Today, there are 93 such courts in existence around the country. Thirty-six of these courts have been funded in whole or in part through the Federal Mental Health Courts program. For specific state by state information about the 93 courts currently in existence, go to Mental Health Court Survey. For more information about the Federal Mental Health Courts program, visit the Consensus Project.
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As conference committees meet to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the USA Patriot Act reauthorization and the defense department appropriations bills, I urge citizens to push for the inclusion of key provisions of the Senate bills in their final versions.
Although the Senate version of the Patriot Act Reauthorization bill fails to correct a number of serious civil liberty problems in the USA Patriot Act, it is a positive step toward correcting the imbalance present in current law between protecting national security and preserving civil liberties. These corrective provisions include: sunsetting two surveillance power provisions in 2009, six years earlier than the House's version; limiting delayed notice of a section 213 "sneak and peek" search to seven days; and improving the standard for section 215 secret searches to include a statement of facts about why the search is relevant to the probe, and requiring a nexus between that reasoning and a suspected terrorist.
Senator John McCain's amendment to the defense department appropriations bill provides clear, unambiguous interrogation standards to guide our military personnel in their treatment of detainees in an effort to end abuses like those that occurred at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison. Its adoption will send an important message to the world that the United States remains committed to human rights.
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NEWTOWN, CT - Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords was here Friday to meet with families of shooting victims.
The town is still coming to terms with last month's deadly school shooting, and Giffords has some firsthand experience with that healing process.
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Dr. Jart+ At-a-Glance
Strengths: The BB creams (Beauty Balms) provide broad-spectrum sun protection and are fragrance-free.
Weaknesses: Expensive; BB creams are little more than tinted moisturizers with sunscreen; the masks are gimmicky and minimally helpful for skin.
Dr. Jart+ is a line of skin-care products based in Korea. Its most popular products are the Beauty Balms, known in the United States as BB creams. Before we discuss this brand's contribution to the BB cream craze, we want to state that at this time we are reviewing only the Dr. Jart+ products that are available at U.S. Sephora stores. If you visit the Korean Dr. Jart+ Web site, you'll see several other skin-care products are offered. We might review those in the future, but it's clear that the questions we've received about this brand have to do with the BB creams.
No information is available about an actual Dr. Jart, and our Korean friends tell us there is no actual Dr. Jart, so it is a made up name to help give the line some credibility. According to the company's English Web site, the brand is supposed to be the brainchild of multiple dermatologists as well as 21 "medical specialists." That's a lot of cooks for one product line, but as we've reported before, and as many of you know from experience, there are plenty of doctors' products that are terribly formulated and that come in bad packaging. All that really counts is whether or not you should give this line a closer look, despite the marketing claims
It didn't take much review to discover that there is nothing particularly medical or dermatologist-oriented about these products. The people behind Dr. Jart+ don't have access to any special ingredients other cosmetic companies can't use, and their products contain no unique ingredients that have any research showing that they improve skin. U.S. Sephora stores sell two BB cream options from Dr. Jart+; one of them is great and the other is lacking in too many areas to make it worth purchasing. But the question remains, should you purchase a BB cream at all? They are not must-have products, and most are far from being the "new idea in skin care" they're made out to be. Essentially, whether they're called BB creams, Blemish Balms, or Beauty Balms, all of these products are little more than tinted moisturizers with sunscreen. Some include a helpful amount of beneficial ingredients like antioxidants or skin-lightening agents (vitamin C, arbutin) to improve brown spots. Such discolorations are considered a blemish in Asian cultures, but that's the only distinguishing feature. Compared with standard tinted moisturizers, BB creams typically provide slightly to moderately more coverage. In that sense, they fall between tinted moisturizers and foundations, but many BB creams go on sheer also; so, ultimately, it comes down to the individual products. If you're happily using a tinted moisturizer with sunscreen, there's no reason to forgo it in favor of a BB cream, but there's no harm in testing them out to see if you prefer their effect. Most won't notice much difference between them and a tinted moisturizer.
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Starting in about 1885, plants were among the decorations in a house because central heating kept homes and plants warm in the winter, and glass windows let light into most homes. Only a small group of plants were popular, partly because of the look of the foliage, partly because they could tolerate the dry air of the home. Boston ferns, Maidenhead ferns, palms, jasmine, citrus trees, aspidistra and mother-in-law tongues (sansevieria) were most common.
A houseplant required a large decorative pot, so ceramic jardinieres consisting of a pedestal and bowl were made by many companies like Roseville and Weller. Wooden pedestals to hold potted plants were made by Victorian cabinetmakers like Mitchell & Rammelsberg of Cincinnati, and companies like Bradley and Hubbard of Meriden, Conn., made metal plant stands. Because fewer plant stands were made than more common furniture forms like chairs, it is hard to find an interesting vintage stand. Prices are high.
Q. About 25 years ago, I bought a modern-looking side table just because I liked it. The other day I noticed that its signed Johan Tapp. What do you know about him?
A. Johan Tapp (1888-1939) was a Dutch designer. His furniture designs, many with a midcentury modern look, were apparently manufactured and sold by various companies. Today his pieces can sell for $200 to $2,000 or more.
Q. I have a pyrography-decorated wooden wall plaque of five kittens. Its about 12 by 8 inches. On the back, its marked Flemish Art Company, New York and 866. Can you tell me anything about it or its value?
A. The word pyrography means writing with fire. Its sometimes called pokerwork because the design is burned into the wood with a thin poker-like tool. The earliest examples were done in China more than 2,000 years ago. The technique became popular in the United States in the late 1800s, when a method of coloring the designs by using benzoline was developed. By the early 1900s, boxes, candlesticks, plaques, novelties and furniture were being decorated with pyrographic designs. The Flemish Art Co., also known as Flem-Ar-Co, was the major producer of pyrographic items in the United States. The term Flemish art is sometimes used generically to refer to any pyrographic work. The company was in business in the late 1800s and early 1900s and sold finished pieces, unfinished pieces, woodworking supplies and pyrographic kits through Sears catalogs. Pyrographic wall plaques usually sell for less than $10 today.
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nCopeland Spode bowl, gilt-decorated cherubs flanking rococo bowl with cutwork, exterior with turquoise ribbon design, scrolled feet, 1880s, 10 x 5 inches, $1,850.
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You'll have to excuse us, dear readers, because we're feeling a bit fashion fickle. While not too long ago we were obsessing over the season's daring, plunging necklines, today we find ourselves enamored with the more modest-yet no less sexy-high-neck silhouette. This of-the-moment neckline is currently on our radar thanks to ladies like Kate Bosworth, Diane Kruger, and Rihanna, all of whom recently created strikingly chic ensembles with high-neck halter dresses. An elegant nod to spring's athletic-inspired looks, this neckline has officially become the au courant choice for formal occasions and cocktail hours alike, hence, the reason we're bringing it to your attention in today's Trend Report!
On The Runway
We first fell for this neck-defining silhouette while gazing at Prabal Gurung's S/S 12 collection, which introduced the trend via daring, semi-sheer, laser-cut dresses and breathtakingly beautiful gowns. Speaking of the latter, the designer blew us away with the White Silk Georgette Gown with Graphic Tulle Inserts and Flutter Sleeves ($5995), shown above. The ethereal dress highlights all the right places with modern cutouts around the shoulders and at the waist, and features a thigh-high slit that lends itself to a serious left leg moment. The result is sexy-without revealing too much-and wonderfully dramatic, perfect for a black-tie event.
On the Red Carpet
Perhaps the most popular place we've spotted the high-neck halter off the runways is on the red carpet. Naturally, the always stylish Kruger led the way at the UNICEF Ball in Beverly Hills late last year with her Emilio Pucci ensemble. We love how the layered look balances the conservative, high neckline of the Top ($1295) with the slightly risqué sheer Underskirt ($1390) and Long Skirt ($2191) for an outcome that is equal parts chic and daring. Following in Kruger's footsteps, Victoria's Secret model Candice Swanepoel turned up at the Met Gala earlier this month in a custom high-neck crepe silk halter dress by Rag & Bone. Again, we approve of the semi-sheer design, but what makes this dress a real standout--aside from its stunning royal blue hue--is the column silhouette, which elongates her figure perfectly for a very flattering result. There's also something to be said about the custom Calvin Klein Collection navy beaded halter dress model Caroline Murphy selected for the DKMS Linked Against Blood Cancer gala in New York last month. The dress fits Murphy's body like a glove, and the combination of the darker color, sleek shape, and textured fabric makes a strong statement.
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While we certainly enjoy a dramatic, floor-grazing take on today's trend, the high-neck halter works just as well with shorter hemlines too, as seen on Bosworth, Rihanna, and Arizona Muse. We've already expressed our love for Bosworth's beauty look at the Los Angeles premiere of Life Happens, but her custom Prada dress should not go unnoticed. The bejeweled frock-paired here with a silver JewelMint box clutch and Christian Louboutin heels-is a fitting choice for the sartorially savvy actress; the delicate neckline highlights her long and beautiful neck perfectly, while the below-the-knee hemline keeps the piece fun and youthful. A few days earlier, at the London photocall for Battleship, Rihanna captivated onlookers in a silky bronze Alexander Wang iteration (which was sadly not produced), while model Arizona Muse caught our eye in a shimmering Calvin Klein Collection Silver Halter Dress ($3395, 212.292.9000) at the DKMS Linked Against Blood Cancer gala. Both dresses offer a less formal, sexy-chic take on the trend, and prove that a high-neck halter works for both day and night!
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The high-neck halter is completely wearable in real life too! In fact, this neckline is a great choice for cocktail hour, a summer wedding, or the office (under a blazer, of course), making it a must-have this season. If you're headed to drinks with friends, consider a body-con style in a cool summer hue, like Ralph Lauren Black Label's Halter Dress ($798) in Lime, or try Bird by Juicy Couture's Bonded Halter Dress ($209), which has a more flirtatious, pleat-front silhouette. We're also smitten with Michael Kors' investment-worthy Halter Dress ($1295); it comes in a versatile bronze hue and is elegant enough for any formal event. The high-neck halter is also a great choice for an afternoon wedding, just go for a dress with a longer hemline, like Mango's Flower Halter Dress ($150), Haute Hippie's Color-Block Silk-Georgette Halterneck Dress ($585), or French Connection's Halter Maxi Dress ($261) to ensure you're not underdressed for the occasion. Searching for some casual selections? Zara's Printed Dress ($80) and Jessica Simpson's Handkerchief Hem Chiffon Halter Dress ($148) both feature spring-ready patterns and would look stylish worn with neutral wedges for a weekend shopping day.
Now, if you're going to incorporate this trend into your nine-to-five wardrobe, we suggesting forgoing a dress-it can come off as too formal or revealing, depending on your job-and trying a modest halter top under a tailored jacket. You can always go for a chic solid-color option, like Calvin Klein's Sparkle Chain-Neck Halter ($35) in Pink, or if you're feeling more adventurous, a bold print, like Trina Turk's Saskia Top ($176) or Milly's Basketweave Print Dare Resin Halter Top ($259). As for some chic outerwear suggestions, we think J. Crew's Schoolboy Blazer ($175) or Free People's Tattered Boucle Jacket ($168) are both great options. Our last piece of advice is to exercise restraint in the accessory department. Avoid cluttering the neckline with a statement necklace, and instead throw on a few sleek cuffs or a cocktail ring for polished finish. However you choose to address this trend, we promise you will be up to the neck in compliments!--Jessica Baker


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LINCOLN — To be blunt, Lincoln High head coach Mike Ethier didn't approve of his squad's overall desire during the opening half of its R.I. Division III Tournament quarterfinal tilt against Cranston West on windy Thursday afternoon.
The Lions had held a 3-2 advantage at the break, but Ethier and his assistants let loose on the contingent, explaining they wanted to see more spirit and fundamentally-sound lacrosse over the final 24 minutes.
"I told the kids the intensity had to be better," he stated. "It's all about effort and passion. When we play with intensity, we play extremely well. If we don't, we're very flat. I asked them all to pick it up a notch, or several, in the second half."
Lincoln, the tourney's third seed, did all that and more. Senior attacker Kyle Ratte scored two of his four goals in the span of 12:53 in the last two periods and his defense played with grit as the hosts captured a 5-2 triumph over the sixth-ranked Falcons at Tiberii Field.
With the triumph, the Lions not only improved to 10-3 overall, but also earned a semifinal berth against either No. 2 Coventry or No. 7 Westerly. Ethier is still unsure whether the contest will be held Wednesday or Thursday, but he knows it will travel to Coventry with a Knotty Oakers' win or host the Bulldogs if they manage an upset.
"It's all still to be determined," he said.
Lincoln managed only three goals on 11 total man-up opportunities, though its defenders yielded only one on eight for Cranston West.
"It's a little lower ratio than what we'd like it to be, but their defense was very good," he admitted. "They had a really good strategy defensively, and their goalie (sophomore Mike Pierce) was a brick wall out there.
"They had great matchups against our big guys, they played tight on our shooters and relied on the goalie to make the saves behind them."
Senior midfielder Chris McCarthy gave the Lions a 1-0 cushion just 34 seconds after Falcons' junior attacker James Hammond received a 60-second penalty for slashing. With 4:36 remaining in the first quarter, he took a pass from senior Ryan Krohto and ripped it through a screen from a tough left-side angle.
Only 77 seconds later, Cranston West sophomore Jared Tirocchi bounced his shot past senior keeper Zack Heon to tie it.
Penalties riddled the Lions in the second stanza, as officials whistled them for two in the first 2:36. With 10:09 left, McCarthy drew a cross-checking flag, and – 45 ticks after – junior Derek Fiske took another for a slash.
A mere seven seconds after that latter call, at 2:43, senior quad-captain Albert Renzi converted junior Larry Cusack's feed to give West a 2-1 lead.
Lincoln survived three more man-down infractions over the next three-plus minutes, and eventually knotted it when Ratte shoveled a bouncer past Pierce, courtesy of junior Mike Enos' assist, with 3:34 remaining before halftime.
That occurred 37 ticks after Jake Moretti had been called for slashing.
And, with 1:58 left, junior Spencer Rao delivered a stellar feed to Ratte, who fired a low screamer by Pierce. Incredibly, that proved to be the game-winning tally.
It had appeared the Falcons would knot it once more when sophomore attacker Trent Colford rifled a liner at Heon, but it caromed off the crossbar with 38 seconds remaining.
Heon actually mustered 11 saves over the initial 24 minutes, though Ethier – as he has done all season – went with senior tri-captain Jerzy Polak in net for the second half.
After Ethier's soliloquy at intermission, Lincoln went out and dominated the last two quarters.
West took six penalty flags in that span, and – in the interim – the Lions put all sorts of pressure on Pierce. Still, they didn't convert one until the 7:02 mark of the third; that's when Ratte delivered a seven-yard rip from the left side. That came after a superb feed from Krohto.
They almost made it 5-2 after senior tri-captain Drew Wood unleashed a right-side shot at the netting only 1:40 into the fourth, but it rang the right post.
Forty-five seconds later, Colford took a slashing penalty, and Ratte notched his fourth of the contest on a pretty pass from McCarthy. Upon snaring it, he curled around a pair of Falcons' defenders and drilled a wicked attempt at Pierce, one that whistled under his stick.
He closed with 19 saves.
"It was the same thing (that has plagued us) all year; penalties, penalties, penalties," explained West coach Jared Zimmer, whose squad's season ended at 7-6 overall. "It's unfortunate … but when you come up against a team like Lincoln, which is so precise, you just can't make mistakes.
"Lacrosse is a precision game; if we go out and get seven or eight penalties, that we can handle, but we had more than 10, and that's when we're in trouble," he added. "Still, we've got so much experience this year, but this is what this team has to learn. You play a team like this, one that's more seasoned, and you learn."
On the positive side, it was West's first-ever playoff appearance.
For Lincoln, Ethier noted he was particularly proud of his defense, namely senior Adam Petit, sophomores Alex DaSilva and Tom Janicki and senior tri-captain Mark Barrett.
Polak needed to make only two stops during his tenure.
"Petit played well for us, and DaSilva played extremely well," he said. "As for Mark, he started a little flat, but he did a tremendous job of picking up the intensity in the second half.
"When he elevates his game, like he did later, he's virtually unstoppable," he continued. "He controlled the game, and … well, he dominated … If we play like we did (Thursday), we should be OK (against either Coventry or Westerly). We want to advance; if we continue this intensity, we should move on.
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CANTON A Winthrop man admitted in St. Lawrence County Court on Monday morning to performing oral sex on a female under the age of 15.
Michael A. Francis Sr., 292 Mahoney Road, was 55 at the time of the incident late last year in the town of Stockholm. He pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted criminal sex act, a class E felony.
Francis is scheduled to be sentenced June 17, with a hearing on his sex-offender classification set for June 21.
State police arrested Francis on Dec. 30, and he initially was committed to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton. He is to remain free under probation supervision pending sentencing.
The teenage victim told troopers she believed she had blacked out when the incident took place. Another teenager reportedly walked in on Francis and the girl, reported the incident to an adult and that adult contacted state police.The victim said Francis had started getting much friendlier with her in recent weeks after he split up with his girlfriend. She said he had given her $50, bought her Christmas presents and asked her to be his girlfriend.
Once Mondays plea rendered Francis a felon, Judge Jerome J. Richards asked if he owned any weapons.
A shotgun, a couple rifles, Francis replied.
The judge advised Francis that he was to get rid of those weapons immediately.
And you cant give them to a relative to hold on to, the judge warned. They must be legally disposed of.
In other court action on Monday:
Edwin C. Bevins Jr., Hermon, was sentenced to 120 days in county jail and 10 years probation after pleading guilty in November to one count of third-degree rape. Mr. Bevins was 25 in August when arrested for the 2010 incident involving a victim under the age of 15.
Judge Richards said he was not obligated to honor a previous sentencing commitment after Mr. Bevins was charged with driving while intoxicated last week.
Mr. Bevins also must pay $1,425 in fines and fees, with a hearing on his sex-offender classification set for March 19.
Robert J. Donnelly, 31, of 49 Brighton St., Massena, was sentenced to state prison in connection with two December 2011 burglaries and a jailhouse assault.
Mr. Donnelly was involved in an $1,100 theft at the Potsdam Moose Lodge on Dec. 2, 2011, and four days later he stole electronics and shampoo from Walmart in Potsdam.
While in the county jail, he paid off a drug debt by punching another man in the face, Judge Richards said.
I know what I did was wrong, said Mr. Donnelly, who entered guilty pleas in all three cases during a Jan. 2 appearance, yet felt prosecutors were singling him out for a crime he said is common in the jail.
For second-degree assault, a class D violent felony, Mr. Donnelly is to serve five years in prison plus five years of post-release supervision. For fourth-degree grand larceny he received two to four years, and for third-degree burglary he will serve three to six years, with the sentences running concurrently. He also must pay more than $5,600 in restitution and more than $1,100 in fines and fees.
Ivan C. Brabant, 37, of 371 County Route 14, Rensselaer Falls, was sentenced to five years probation and $2,070 in fines and fees after pleading guilty to felony driving while intoxicated on Nov. 8 in connection with a November 2011 traffic stop in the town of Oswegatchie. He tested at a blood-alcohol content of 0.09 percent, according to court documents. Under state law, a BAC of 0.08 percent or more constitutes intoxication.
Barbara J. Goodreau, Massena, was sentenced to two consecutive one-year terms in county jail following guilty pleas in connection with a bad-check case and theft of a television and jewelry from her mothers home. Ms. Goodreau, who was 33 at the time of arrest in April, also must pay more than $6,000 in restitution and $750 in fines and fees.
Im on really good terms with my family now and I just want to do the right thing, Ms. Goodreau told the judge.
Travis J. Nelson, 32, of 15 Madrid Ave., Potsdam, pleaded not guilty to DWI charges.
Mr. Nelson was arrested Oct. 28 for allegedly operating a 2006 Ford on Maple Street in Potsdam with a BAC of 0.21 percent. A grand jury indicted him on one count of aggravated DWI and two counts of DWI.
Mr. Nelson had a previous misdemeanor DWI conviction in 2009, prosecutors said. Assistant District Attorney Andrew Botts said the people are prepared for trial.
Shawn R. McIntyre, 28, of 1553 Route 812, Gouverneur, pleaded not guilty to DWI charges.
Mr. McIntyre was indicted by a grand jury last month after he was arrested Oct. 21 for allegedly operating a 2005 Dodge on Route 58 in that town with a blood alcohol content of 0.22 percent. Aggravated DWI is charged when the BAC is 0.18 percent or more.Mr. McIntyre had a previous misdemeanor DWI conviction in 2006, prosecutors said. Assistant District Attorney Amanda N. Nissen said the people are ready for trial.
Wayne J. Hardy, 41, Gouverneur, was sentenced to six months in the county jail and five years probation for a Nov. 5 guilty plea to third-degree attempted burglary, a class E felony. He was arrested in connection with the theft of a stove from a vacant manufactured home. He also must make restitution of $110 and pay $375 in fines and fees.
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Borger senior catcher Brandon Garcia continued showcasing his power at the plate by sending three over the fence along with senior centerfielder Garrett Irwin leaving Dalhart with three homers at the plate as well.
Senior Hunter Hertel got the win on the mound for the Bulldogs.
Borger inproves to 12-10-1 overall and 3-1 in District 1-3A play, where they sit tied with Perryton for first place after the Rangers defeating Pampa 11-9 on Saturday.
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After Roethlisberger became the first QB to win OROY since 1970, now QB's have won 5 out of the last 7 years. However, there does not appear to be an immediate rookie starter this year at QB, so it would have to go to a WR or RB (TE and OL have never won). With no RB's taken in round 1, of the round 2 RB's taken, Bell has the best chance of being a bellcow back (Bernard will split time with Green-Ellis, Ball will split time with McGahee/Moreno/Hillman, and Lacy will split time with fellow rookie RB Jonathan Franklin). None of the rookie WR's are out-of-the-box superstars like Calvin Johnson, A.J. Green, or Julio Jones, although Tavon Austin could be a threat because his abilities to catch, run, and return.
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1.22 CB Marcus Peters, 6'0" 197 lbs., Washington
2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
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How everyone changes their tune.
"Jones will be a Day 1 starter!"
Steelers draft him and all the Jones luvers now want to give him 1 or 2 years to get his feet under him. D.A.M. No confidence in him anymore? He played in NFL Southeast. We cut the great James Harrison and the thought of Worilds replacing him made some vomit. The Steelers draft our savior Jarvis Jones but somewhere in between all of that Worilds found a Superman tee shirt? And Here I am, a Jones doubter predraft getting him on the field year 1. How the spines curve when the pressure really hits.
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You have a lovely ceramic were made in 1966. During this time it was popular for women to join ceramics clubs and make this type of molded ceramic ware. I believe your piece was made by an amateur ceramic artist. The glaze and style is typical of the wares made at that time.


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CANTON Electrical power was restored by about 10:20 a.m. Thursday to most National Grid customers affected by an outage of more than an hour that was caused by an animal, most likely a squirrel, that short-circuited a transformer on Miner Street.
More than 2,000 people in the town and village of Canton were without power. In the village, more than 70 percent of customers were affected.
The outage also affected the neighboring town of Pierrepont, where a smaller percentage of customers, 312 out of 1,255, was reported without power.
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Bell's beer event roundup: Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week, tequilia, Toast, cornhole and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Michigan, Florida, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
April 25
Bell's Beer Dinner: Toast, Birmingham, 7 p.m. - Amber Ale, Black Note, Cherry Stout, Oberon, Two Hearted and Vienna Smoked Lager. Call 248-258-6278 for tickets.
Beer & Tequila Dinner: Casa Bolero, Kalamazoo, 6 p.m. (doors), 6:30 p.m. (dinner) – Midwestern Pale Ale, Two Hearted, Third Coast Beer, Amber and Oberon. For more information, go here.
April 25
Bell's Night: World of Beer- Veira, Melbourne, 6-10 p.m. - Amber Ale, Best Brown Ale, Java Stout, Midwestern Pale Ale, Oberon, Sparkling Ale, Special Double Cream Stout, Third Coast Old Ale and Two Hearted
April 26
Craft Beer Open House: Wise Guys Liquors, Merrillville, 6-8 p.m. - Wise Guys' limited craft beer lottery will be at 5:30 p.m.
April 27
Bell's & Boards: The Nash, Slavic Village, 1 p.m. - A 32 team corn hole tournament with plenty of Bell's prizes, swag and Oberon.
April 24
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - Bell's Night: The Wexford Ale House, Wexford - A special firkin of Bell's Porter plus Le Contrebassiste and Special Double Cream Stout on draft.
April 25
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - Tap Takeover: Blue Dust, Homestead, 7 p.m. - We are teaming up with Troegs Brewing Co. to take over the taps with selections from both breweries. A keg of Barrel Aged Batch 9000 will be a part of the festivities.
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - Bell's Tasting: Beer Express, Pittsburgh, 4-6 p.m.
April 26
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - CWP Beer Barge, Gateway Clipper, 6-9:30 p.m. & 10 p.m.-1:30 a.m. - 2 sessions, 3 hours, 3 bands and more craft beer than you've ever seen floating up three rivers aboard the Gateway Clipper! Call 412-431-4207 for more information.
April 22
Bell's Beer Dinner: Wolf Peach, Milwaukee, 6 p.m. - Oarsman Ale, Raspberry Ale, Midwestern Pale Ale, Red Nose ESB and Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9000. Check out the menu here.
Looking ahead
Take a look at what we have coming up in May. Our full event calendar can be found here.
Bell's beer event roundup: Hockeytown BrewHaHa, Hopslam, Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week and more
Below is a look at our events this week in Michigan, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
April 18
Bell's Beer & Cheese Tasting: The Cheese Lady, Kalamazoo, 4:30-6 p.m.
April 20
Hockeytown BrewHaHa: Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, 1-5 p.m. - Black Note, Raspberry Ale, Roundhouse IRA, Hopslam, Two Hearted and Oberon. Ticket includes six beer sample tokens and a Street Eats Passport. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Detroit Red Wings Foundation. For more information, go here.
April 17
Hopslam Tapping: Datz Deli, Tampa, 6 p.m.
April 16
Bell's Spotlight: Social on Fourth, St. Petersburg, 6-9 p.m. - Amber Ale, 2011 Cherry Stout, Expedition Stout, Midwestern Pale Ale, Oberon, Sparkling Ale and Two Hearted
April 19- 21
7th Annual 420 Hopfest: Buckeye Beer Engine, Lakewood, All day - Two Hearted, Hopslam and Roundhouse IRA
April 20
4th Annual Big Tap In: Shepherd Event Center, Youngstown, 1 p.m. (VIP) & 3 p.m. (general admission)
April 19
Tap Takeover: The Beermuda, New Kensington, 5 p.m. - Two Hearted, Oberon, Special Double Cream Stout, Hell Hath No Fury, Expedition Stout AND Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9,000
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - 6th Annual Brewer's Ball: IBEW Circuit Center, Pittsburgh
April 20
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week Brunch: Village Shoppes of Cranberry, 11 a.m. - Space is limited. Call 724-741-5656 for more information.
Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week - Real Ale Fest: Highmark Stadium, Pittsburgh - The inaugural PCBW Real Ale Fest helps kick off Pittsburgh Beer Week in style.
April 18
Firkin Tapping: Graystone Ale House, De Pere, 5 p.m. - Along with a firkin of Two Hearted, Graystone will also feature Oberon, Oarsman, Pale Ale and Two Hearted on draft.
April 19
Tap Takeover: Hagemeister Park, Green Bay, 11 a.m. - close - Seven Bell's beers on tap. Our Rep. will be there to answer questions and talk about all things Bell's from 6-9 p.m.
April 22
Bell's Beer Dinner: Wolf Peach, Milwaukee, 6 p.m. - Oarsman Ale, Raspberry Ale, Midwestern Pale Ale, Red Nose ESB and Bourbon Barrel Aged Batch 9000 – take a look at the menu.
Looking ahead
Mark your calendars for a beer dinner at Toast in Birmingham, tequila pairings in Kalamazoo, more Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week events and more. For more details, go here.
Under the Radar Michigan film crew stops by the Eccentric Cafe
The crew from Under the Radar Michigan dropped by the Eccentric Cafe last week to interview our own Laura Bell and film for an upcoming episode that will debut later this summer.
The thirty-minute show, now in its third season, explores the best of Michigan and airs on PBS outlets in the Great Lakes region.
Episode 323 will also feature locations in Milford along with those here in Kalamazoo.
Other locations visited for the Kalamazoo portion of the episode include Kalamazoo House Bed & Breakfast, Food Dance and others.
Photo caption: UTR host Tom Daldin talks with Judy Sarkozy.