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Imagine you have a table which has column 'name' in UTF-8 and column 'namew' in cp1251. Both columns have some cyrillic information in it. You use xterm with koi8r character set to work with your database. There are 3 steps you need to do to work with your table.
1. alter your table to include information about character sets that are used in your table (see section Converting 4.0 Character Columns to 4.1 Format). Most of us have to do this step because usually you inherit your tables from MySQL 4.0 If you created your table and specified character sets there is no need to do this step. Verify your actions using SHOW FULL COLUMNS FROM table_name.
2. SET NAMES KOI8R. (see section Connection Character Sets and Collations for details). It explains that your I/O is done in KOI8R
3. SELECT name,namew FROM table_name;
Database will convert UTF8,cp1251--> koi8r for you and will produce results in koi8r character set that you can see on your terminal. You can also do
UPDATE table_name SET name='koi8r-typed-russian-word'
and database will convert your string that you typed in koi8r into UTF-8 format and store in your table.
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so, i have a real estate web site www.capecana.com and we have database in 5 languages, one of them is russian. So why simple, when it can be compicated? First i gave my secretary access to myadmin so she can work with russian (Natasha), and we had trouble with russian characters...so again search machines, topics, forums etc. and it was the point with encoding ex. KOI8-R as it was used on Unix, its a table with a russian characters and on the top andon the left side you have a characters that are encoding one russian letter...
mysql> SHOW CHARACTER SET;
| koi8r | KOI8-R Relcom Russian | koi8r_general_ci | 1 |
$link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'user', 'pass');
if (!$link) {
printf("Connect failed: %s\n", mysql_error());
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It's true about the results like "???????" . In versions of PHP >5.0.* and MySQL 4.1.14 , and if you try to get result in cyrillic , you will see just "????". There is sample solution : immediately after mysql_connect() , and mysql_select_db() add this lines :
mysql_query("SET NAMES CP1251");
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Here's another style that allows different pole options and can be retrofitted to a finished tarp:More info from previous forum thread here.Hope this is useful.
Edited by Lancem on 01/26/2013 17:32:31 MST.
Very useful. Thanks!Any good info on how to make a catenary curve? Not sure if I need one, but I know it will add strength to the ridgeline.
If you're a member (which I see you're not), there is a great article that includes a downloadable tool for calculating catenary curves. Honestly, for those new to UL, the membership fee is more than worth it. But if that's too much for you, I bet you could find something for free with a simple internet search.I'd say a big plus one on doing the cat curve though. It was a bit of work on my tarp, but it was totally worth the extra time. I learned a lot more doing it too.Also, on the beaks, I pitch my tarp high enough that it hasn't been too much of a problem, but I still have Newton's mod in mind in case I get tired of the lower entry some day.
I wrote article that includes Excel spreadsheet for calculating catenary curvehttp://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/myog_silnylon_floorless_2-person_tent.htmlWhich is stolen from an article Roger did with minor improvementsBut you have to be a member, sorrySeveral people used this and reported back with successBasically, you make a straight line. Make a mark every 2 inches. The spreadsheet tells how far to measure off the straightline for each mark for where the cat curve line is.You can either measure the fabric directly or make a template out of stiff material and then trace using it.Another way that hasn't worked quite as well for me, is to take a heavy yet flexible line, suspend from two points so it droops the amount you wish, and then trace along that line.Maybe 2 inches of droop for an 8 foot length.That article had some other info that people said was useful.
Tyler,Info on making a catenary curve can be found at...http://www.wvi.com/~ulmyog/...by clicking on the third menu item. It'sthe best and easiest to use that I have found.Plug in the length of your ridge line, then plug in the degree of severity, hit enter and the largest degree of deflection is displayed along with a table of defections at points along the ridge line and a profile view.If you are using Chrome as a browser you may have to click enable editing to be able to insert your values.I used brown paper to make a pattern of the profile and then transferred it to my two panels of material. I cut out the profile and then sewed a flat felled seam on my catenary curved ridge line.A bigger number plugged into the severity block results in a smaller deflection.Party On,Newton
Edited by Newton on 01/26/2013 22:32:30 MST.
That's it - good JohnOne thing about using brown paper for a template, is it tends to bend a little which will make the amount of catenary deflection more or less. If it bends differently for the two sides, they won't match.I've done a few recently and just don't bother with the template, just measure directly on the fabric.
I would agree with Jerry on the 2" deflection. I did three on my tarp, and that feels like too much. If I did it again, I'd probably go with something like 2" or so.
Tyler, I'm about 20 miles outside of Raleigh, I'm a Hokie, but living near NC State lets me route for the Pack so I was happy with last nights win.As Newton said, he credited the first pic to me. That's my fence in the back ground. I like where you are going with the design. Here is a link to my basic trapezoid tarp that uses a cat ridgeline... LytW8 Cuben Tarp click the instructions link for details on the cat cut. I use a 3" deflection which is a lot. I'm real happy with how tight it sets up, but 3" does take out 6" of width from the middle of the tarp... 2" would be a good compromise.Jamie
+1 for "I would agree with Jerry on the 2" deflection."We all seem to be in full agreement on the amount of deflection.My amount of deflection was 2 9/16" over a 120" ridge line. FWIW using the Catenary Curve Spreadsheet 2 9/16" of deflection over a 120" ridge line works out to a degree of severity factor of 700.Use the spreadsheet and play around with the numbers. Trig is not my strong suit by any stretch of the imagination. After doing some quick and crude math my "rule of thumb" deflection factor works out to .25625" per foot of ridge line. FWIW 9/16" equals .5625". 2.5625" / 10' = .25625" of deflection per foot of total ridge line length. Apply the deflection to the center and work out to "0" at the ends. Use the spreadsheet to get the deflection along the other points of the curve.Sorry for the math lesson so early in the morning. ;-) Party On,Newton
Jerry said;"One thing about using brown paper for a template, is it tends to bend a little which will make the amount of catenary deflection more or less. If it bends differently for the two sides, they won't match."The way that I solved this problem was to vertically (approximately 90 degrees in relation to the seam) pin my brown paper template in place on each piece of material. Making sure to keep everything as flat as possible, I used a sharpie to trace the "cut" line along the edge of the template/pattern onto the material. All that is left then is to cut carefully down the line from one end to the other on both pieces of material.Due to the curved nature of the seam some bunching of the material is inevitable but my flat felled seam turned out to be just that when finished, flat! ;-)Party On,Newton
Or, you could attach the brown paper template to something stiffer, like a board that's maybe 3/4" x 1.5"
What worked best for me was having a fairly large work area. I used the kitchen table with the center leaf added. There was a little slipping and sliding that needed to be done to accomplish the task because I don't have a 10' kitchen table. ;-)I could have resorted to using the floor but my back and knees won't put up with that for too long.Another option for a work surface is a Ping Pong table which is 5' x 9'. Does that size sound familiar? LOLParty On,Newton
Ironing your paper will reduce its tendency to roll up. I'd recommend weighting down, rather than pinning it. Not only does that avoid poking holes in something you want water proof, it does a better job of keeping it nice and flat. What's used for patterns in industry is oaktag, which is essentially the same stuff that's used for manilla folders. It's much, much nicer to work with than kraft paper. It doesn't tear, is stiff enough it doesn't roll up, and has a nice hard edge for tracing against. Its hard to get in pieces bigger than than a folder and less than a 30 pound roll, unfortunately. a piece of cardboard from a refrigerator box or something would like work well enough for making a one-off tarp.
David,To clarify my pinning process I don't pin through the portion of the fabric that I intend to use as the roof panels for the tarp.I only pin the portion that will actually be cut off and unused scraps.I guess I should have been clearer on where I pinned the fabric.Party On,Newton
Edited by Newton on 02/04/2013 11:28:09 MST.
Jamie,I'm moving ahead using your design. Thanks! I'll post back with questions and updates along the way.Oh and since I'm limited with the amount of raw fabric I have (should be plenty for the plans you listed), I might just adjust the size of my bivy to make it fit, rather than make the tarp fit over the bivy.
I'm in a bind. I cut 120" of raw fabric, but realized the end I measured from wasn't 90*. What's the solution here? If I was going to make a flat tarp, I figure I could hem the ends at 90*, but I'm planning on making a cat-cut tarp from Jamie's design (Lytw8).Thankfully I started with more length than necessary.
Nevermind - I put on my headlamp and cut along the ripstop line. Problem solved.
A cat-cut seemed too much for right now. I opted for a flat tarp after all. Edges are hemmed and it weighs ~8.7 oz before the tie-outs.Thanks for all the help!
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Dire news for one theater group, great success for another at Tuesday night's Boone Town Council meeting. Due to Appalachian State University deciding not to rent the Horn in the West Parking area for the coming school year from the already struggling Southern Appalachian Historical
Association or SAHA once again finds itself facing a financial crisis according to Michelle Ligon, chair of the organization's Board of Directors. SAHA counts on the $25,000 earned annually from the rental arrangement with ASU to make ends meet. SAHA had already been allocated additional funds from the County Commissioners and was turned down by the Boone Town Council to open its outdoor drama, Horn in the West. Complicating this issue is the fact that SAHA's current lease with the Town of Boone for use of the Horn in the West property ends this December meaning they cannot seek alternative ways to use the parking area to generate funds next year. Council member Rennie Brantz brought SAHA's plight to the attention of the Town Council letting them know that the organization needed Town Council to provide assurance they will have use of the land after December so avenues for generation of funds to support the outdoor drama can be pursued. After a lengthy debate about extending the SAHA lease or to change licensing policy, the majority of the Council members expressed their desire to transition to a licensing process but with too many unknowns at this time, council member Brantz moved to extend the lease for one year. That failed in a three to two vote with the opposing Council members indicating they wanted more time to study the situation. The council decided to carry the matter over to tonight's Council meeting.
On a brighter note, the Board of Trustees for the Old Appalachian Theater renovation project now owns the theater, after it paid back the money it borrowed from the Town of Boone—with interest—and proclaimed a "Resolution of Appreciation" to the Town of Boone for making it possible. John Cooper, owner of Mast Stores and chairman of the Trustees. Upon the complete reading of the resolution the Trustees presented the Town Council with a check for $624,500 and noted that the building will be "from henceforth known as the Appalachian Theater of the High Country, Inc.' The move showed the success so far of the 'silent' phase of their fundraising.
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That was a tough loss to Massena. The kids took it very personally and all theyve talked about in practice since Friday is redemption. Im just very proud of the character they showed tonight by coming out and playing the way they did to get the win, said coach Brooks Bigwarfe after the Sandstoners gained a quick reversal over the Raiders by surging to a 60-40 win just four days after their previous meeting.
Everything for us stems from our defense. We played good defense against Massena in the first game but we didnt translate that into points. Tonight we were able to do that, Bigwarfe added.
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We got off to a good start then everything completely stopped working for us, noted Massena coach Tom Miller. They got the momentum going and we never got it back.
Unlike their previous meeting where only four players shot their way onto the scoresheet, the Sandstoners got offensive contributions from nine sources on Tuesday led by senior guard Thomas Hobbs and junior center Shawn Clark with 12 points each.
That was Thomass best game of the year. He really sparked us in that second quarter and Shawn had one of his steadiest games of the season for us inside, said Bigwarfe. The difference tonight is we got a lot more guys involved in the scoring.
Nick Vaccaro scored all nine of his points on three three-pointers. Owen Mitchell and Will Coleman contributed eight points apiece followed by Konnor Bigwarfe with six while Jacob Bryant, Travis Stephenson and Ashler Herrick each finished with two.
Senior Zack Rusaw anchored the Massena offense with 10 points. Tyler Haas added nine followed by Joey LaBelle and Zevon Viskovick with five points apiece, David Phillips with four and Xavier Viskovich with three. Zach Fregoe and Rhoades Tarbell closed out the Raider scoresheet with two points apiece.
The Sandstoners (8-4, 3-4) are slated to host an interdivisional contest against Route 56 rival Norwood-Norfolk on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. while the Raiders (8-6, 5-3) take on Central Division rival Gouverneur at home next Tuesday starting with the JV contest at 5:30 p.m.
The lone other NAC varsity boys basketball action on Tuesday took place at Lisbons James Darcy Memorial Tournament where Canton outlasted St. Lawrence Central 55-53 and host Lisbon gained a 60-39 decision over Hammond in what also served as a West Division matchup.
Canton 55, SLC 53: Canton guard Bryant Wentworth tallied 13 points, 10 assists, five rebounds and four steals in the winning effort. Evan LaPoint led the Bears with 19 points and seven rebounds matching up inside with Ramsdell who paced the Larries with 18 points and seven rebounds and also stepped outside to bury two threes. Eddie Bortnick netted 11 points for the Bears.
Josh White tallied 14 points for the Larries with 12 in the second half including a three-pointer which created the final score with 31 seconds to play. Tyler Savage contributed nine points and seven rebounds and Shane Fuentes finished with another six points.
The consolation game between SLC and Hammond tips-off at 5:45 p.m. followed by the championship game at 7:30 p.m.
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The non-destructive testing unit of the Montana DOT recently purchased two ground-penetrating radar units, used in conjunction with falling weight deflectometers, on which the radar units are mounted. Photo: Montana DOT
Chesterfield, Mo., used two ProXR pack systems to inventory its 2638 traffic signs. Initially, information was collected by walking from sign to sign. To save time, workers rode a mountain bike from sign to sign, speeding collection rates by 64%. Photo: City of Chesterfield
This map shows each plowing or salting route, and what pass the trucks are on, enabling managers to maximize crews and equipment during winter storms. Photo: Hamilton Township
Since so much information is gathered on each parcel or permit area, the extent of damage to assets can be quickly calculated. Photo: Accela Inc.
What it is: Ground-penetrating radar system typically used to verify asphalt thickness; also evaluates the road's base and sub-base as well as performance of geotextiles.
Where to get it: Geophysical Survey Systems Inc., www.geophysical.com.
How he uses it:To gather data on a road's structural integrity.
Benefits:The DOT collects data at 5 mph, giving them the high resolution needed for accuracy.
The wow factor:The DOT is using RoadScan to build a conditions database of Montana's 1200 miles of Interstates, enabling the agency to identify, prioritize, and schedule improvements.
What it is:Software that integrates work orders, planning, and budgeting into asset management and a GIS.
Where to get it:GBA Master Series Inc., www.gbams.com,.
How he uses it: It ties into the city's GIS; for example, assigning each manhole a separate identification number so work orders and all other information regarding individual manholes are in a single database.
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Though Hollywood is certainly rife with stylists, there are only a few talented ladies whose work truly inspires and delights. Cher Coulter is definitely at the top of that illustrious list, thanks to her impeccable taste and prescient ability to pick the most memorable looks. Whether she's creating an exquisite red-carpet moment for Kate Bosworth or sending Sienna Miller off on a press tour with all the best Isabel Marant pieces, Coulter's clients are always the last word in chic. Plus, though she's got a full plate with her celeb-styling work alone, Coulter also manages to find time to collaborate on killer editorials. We loved the Vanessa Paradis spread she styled for Marie Claire earlier this spring and the modern-mod looks Coulter put together for Angela Lindvall in the current issue of C are terribly cool too.
Since Coulter's work never fails to excited and impress us, we figured that her off-duty selects might be just as thrilling. Happily we were right: Coulter's crazy about loads of lovely trends and gave us a heap of amazing options for her Stylist's Picks story. We learned that this super skilled Brit adores diverse items ranging from Julie Verhoeven prints (a fashion-insider favorite) to the complexion highlighting Topshop Makeup Skin Glow to the stunning early-sixties styles on the Rochas F/W 10 runway. Additionally, Coulter is quite keen on fall's many cropped pant styles and loves the look of monochromatic layers of color, much like the rouge-on-rouge ensemble Bosworth wore to a Vanessa Bruno dinner in LA recently (above). But enough from usÂ--it's time to move on to Coulter's perfectly amazing picks!
Topshop Pointelle Ragged Hem Crop Top ($28)
We love anyone who understands the importance of versatility when shopping, so we were delighted to see that Coulter included this simple cropped t-shirt in her picks. As suggested, it would look superb worn with a bright tank and a mini skirt, but we also appreciate the idea of layering it over a dress for more options.
Tom Ford Black Orchid Eau de Parfum Spray ($95)
Just the art-deco inspired bottle alone makes us want to buy Tom Ford's Black Orchid perfumeÂ--wouldnÂ't it look lovely on your dresser?Â--but apparently it smells even better than it looks. A combination of earthy notes like black truffle and exotic florals and hints of citrus, it's a statement fragrance and very sophisticated choice. No wonder Coutler's so loyal to this scent!
Isabel Marant Gold Cuff ($515, 212.219.2284)
Wondering how to wear one of Isabel Marant's stone-embellished cuffs? Take a styling tip from Coulter and pick up twoÂ--one on each arm. Coulter swears that by doing so, you'll give any outfit a dose of bohemian flair!
Isabel Marant Chandelier Earrings ($515, 212.219.2284)
Last season Marant gave us dangly feather earrings, but this time around she's created sturdier pieces like these multi-color chandelier earrings. Unlike some of Marant's other runway baubles, which primarily feature chunky crystals in clear or black, these drop earrings have an earthier appeal that Coulter adores.
Chanel Nail Polish ($25) in Black Velvet
Coulter's never met a Chanel nail polish she didn't like and is currently wearing the sold-out turquoise hue Nouvelle Vague for summer. Of course, as the weather starts to cool down she'll transition into something darker, like the brand's Black Velvet lacquer. This shade has a slightly matte, satin-like finish, which is just the sort of subtle texture we appreciate in a polish.
Equipment Hard Feelings Chiffon Blouse ($198)
Much like Coulter, we're big fans of both animal prints and Equipment button-ups, so we were elated when she mentioned this blouse. It's the perfect between-seasons piece since it's so sheer, but it will work also well into winter layered under your favorite jackets. Buy it now though: we have a feeling this print will sell out fast!
Giambattista Valli Silk Satin Toe Pumps ($907)
Coulter's footwear pick offers another way to execute the season's ladylike trend: kitten heels. These cap-toe pumps are perfectly classic in every way and the modest 77mm heel means you can actually walkÂ--maybe even a mile!Â--in these shoes and the neutral palette is perfect for everyday wear. Love the style but not interested in investing? Check out Versani's 2128 Slingbacks ($165) for a patent cap version at a more reasonable price.
Tom Ford Nicole Sunglasses ($390, 212.359.0300)
Tom Ford makes some seriously fabulous sunglassesÂ--you might remember we covered his cat-eye Nikitas earlier this yearÂ--like these Coulter-approved oversized, round frames. Available in black with smoke lenses, rose with brown gradient lenses, or brown with brown gradient lenses, these stylish sunglasses are embellished with a knot detail at the temples and have oodles of panache, making them a perfect pick!
Isabel Marant Monali Jeans ($210, 212.219.2284)
Like many of her fashion peers, Coulter is a complete and unapologetic Isabel Marant fiend and is completely obsessed with all of the designer's cropped pants. While there are red Leather Skinny Cropped Pants ($1945) and black Stretch Suede Pants ($1605) available online now, Coulter personally prefers these dark blue skinny jeans. "It's all about showing off the ankle and the bottom of the calf this season," she says, and Marant's many iterations are the perfect way to do just that.
Topshop Leopard Skinny Belt ($36)
Didn't think Coulter was telling the truth when she said she's the biggest leopard fan ever? Well the proof is in her final pick! The belt's skinny silhouette will give your go-to jeans just a touch of the season's must-have print so go ahead and order one today. (We just did!)
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Belfast International Airport has said that once again, easyJet has demonstrated its central role in supporting the Northern Ireland economy by expanding its operations.
International Airport Business Development Director, Uel Hoey, said the news that easyJet was to introduce extra flights to London, Edinburgh and Manchester was a major boost for the region.
Mr Hoey said: "Four extra daily flights to Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and Southend are designed to facilitate business travellers. It will bring to seventeen the total number of weekday flights from Belfast International to the capital.
"The additional services are in complete accord with the Government's stated aims of developing tourism and a welcome addition for business travellers to and from London.
"The additional morning and evening services to the four London destinations will mean business people will have more time to complete their work with schedules that are designed for them and not the airline.
"In these testing economic times, we need to play to our strengths, and easyJet's central role in keeping Northern Ireland connected is one such strength".
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By LES BOWENSun Advocate reporter
People who have worked in the energy industry will be commemorated as part of two recent improvements at the Carbon County Fairgrounds.
The Carbon County Recreation and Transportation Special Service District discussed plans at a special board meeting on Oct. 24 to install plaques at the softball field, where renovation is coming to a close, and the Expo Center, which is nearing final stages of construction.
Both facilities have been constructed using funds which were principally derived from the energy industry.
The two projects were funded by the special service district and the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board, both of which oversee the distribution of millions of mineral lease funds. Those funds are paid by companies, such as coal mines and natural gas companies, as they develop energy facilities on state and federal lands.
Since the money used to build the two projects can be ultimately traced back to the energy industry, the special service district board agreed some months ago that it would be fitting to honor those who work in the industry.
As a result of the decision to honor the workers in the energy industry, the district board commissioned Jim Young, a local artist who works in a variety of media, including bronze.
Young presented a conceptual design for the plaques to the board in September. At that time, the board made a number of recommendations. One of those recommendations resulted in doubling the length of the text which will be displayed on the plaques. Because of those changes, Young redesigned the plaques, increasing the size to accommodate the added text.
The two plaques are designed to be mounted on a wall with relief images of miners, mining equipment, gas field workers and gas extraction equipment surrounding the text.
After discussing the matter further, Young was encouraged to design a larger plaque that could commemorate the energy industry in a single piece of art. He designed a bronze relief roughly eight feet wide and four feet high.
However, such a large piece of bronze art presents certain problems. According to Young's estimates, a bronze relief of that magnitude would weigh close to 1,500 pounds.
Young said that he discussed mounting the bronze relief with construction supervisors at the site of the Carbon County Expo Center.
The wall which board members had suggested placing the art is simply not big enough, Young told the special service district representatives.
The wall which had been suggested is an interior wall constructed of steel frame and sheet rock.
That type of construction is not designed to support a three-quarter-ton piece of art, said Young.
A variety of alternatives were presented as the board discussed the matter.
One option was to look at mounting a single piece of artwork or two smaller reliefs on a cinder block wall at the south end of the new construction.
The cinderblock walls are favorable when it comes to the weight of the art which will be mounted because they are reinforced with rebar and cement.
Another alternative is to consult with construction crews and county staff to redesign the wall which Young discovered was inadequate to support the weight of the art.
The wall in question has yet to be built so the option is still available.
But the alternative will have certain costs associated with a redesign if the special service district board and the county agree to pursue that route.
While the board determines the best possible way to pursue, Young will work on the smaller plaque for the ballfields.
The smaller plaque, measuring less than three feet in width and more than one foot in height, already has a likely home on the exterior of the concession stand and bathroom facility.
Three sides of the building are already occupied with doors, windows or utility connections.
The fourth wall is blank, and both Young and the district board agreed that it would be the best location.
The smaller plaques comes as a cost of $6,770, which covers the entire cost of the bronze plaque, including design, casting and mounting.
The special service district approved the plaque as presented by Young, with the price fixed at $6,770.
By approving the smaller plaques, Young can move forward with production while the board reviews the placement of the larger plaques.
The special service district board scheduled a visit to the Carbon County Expo Center to determine the best course to pursue as far as the larger pieces to be placed there.
The board members expressed a desire to both do justice to the art by providing a suitable home and to complete the plaques in a timely manner.
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Fedoras are finished, newsboys have been nixed, and skull caps are simply silly. But what would Hollywood cats do without the latest hats? This fall, the headwear of choice is the slouchy wool cap. It's a nice nod to the fall season in the land of perpetual sunshine, not to mention heaps better looking then the mini-skirt, tank top, scarf, and Uggs combination that overpopulated Robertson in autumns past. While Frank Sinatra espoused tipping one's hat ("The attitude's in the angle."), we like the slouchy cap worn on the back of the head. Push it far enough back so that tendrils of hair peek out and frame the face. While it's been said that said cap looks like the product of a Rastafarian/beanie/beret ménage-a-trois, it's certainly chic enough for day or night. On a recent trip to Paris, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen wore a red cap to different events. Ashley wore it during a daytime shopping spree, while MK popped it on for a party at night. Recently, Rachel Bilson slipped one on (in winter white) for a Teen Vogue Young Hollywood--perhaps an inspiration from the Fall 06 Marc by Marc Jacobs show? Simple yet sophisticated, the slouchy wool cap provides a perfect finishing touch to any look.
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Social Marketing: Social Media Meets Up With Feet-on-the-Ground Sociability in New Savannah Georgia Travel Video
SAVANNAH Georgia (April 6, 2012) — Thunderbird Inn in downtown Savannah takes social marketing to a refreshing level. The Swinging Sixties, retro hotel weaves real world sociability into win-win relationships with its neighbors. The result is a lively video that introduce to new and less-publicized attractions near the pop culture traveler's favorite lodging.
Titled Meet Up on the Boulevard, downtown Savannah, the YouTube-hosted travel short delivers a one-minute teaser focusing on the northwest quadrant of downtown Savannah. "It just makes good marketing sense to tap video and social media [like Twitter and Facebook] to get out a bolder, more far-reaching message to the public!" Mark Thomas adds. "By sharing the spotlight, we truly get across our message to create win-win relationships." The marketing team is collecting Twitter and Facebook addresses, too, as they broaden the inn's social marketing reach.
"I control the biggest neon sign in Chatham County, Georgia. I have put Thunderbird's marquee into overdrive talking about nine pubs and restaurants, eight museums, three trolley companies, two historic cemeteries, one welcome center, plus churches, art galleries and the Civic Center in our immediate area," Thomas adds.
"I'm a team player interested in pointing to unique things to do near Thunderbird Inn — retro, pop culture, nightlife, one-of-a-kind restaurants, historic spots, and only-in-Savannah attractions that entertain. Tourists and locals never tire of exploring the beautiful Bull Street Corridor, River Street, and Broughton Street [downtown Savannah's Main Street]," adds Thomas. "Off the beaten tourist path in the northwest quadrant of downtown Savannah, there are character-rich, entertaining places that are truly worth the trip, too."
Even the daisy flowers have special significance. They are a nod to Savannah-born Girl Scouts founder, Juliette "Daisy" Gordon Low, who is buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery, just off MLK Jr. Boulevard near Gwinnett Street. Thunderbird Inn participates in the "Daisieis for Daisy" grassroots initiative to pay tribute to Mrs. Low during the organization's 100th Anniversary year. "Anyone can do it. Just plant or use daisies somehow." Thunderbird has been actively championing that initiative as well.
Mark Thomas is known as a neighborhood team player. He's Thunderbird Inn's general manager and a 2012 NEXTGeneration award winner. He set out two years ago to enliven the buzz about the often overlooked treasures that visitors and locals alike will find west of Barnard Street to Boundary Street, and along the MLK Jr. corridor downtown.
"In 2012, there are many wonderful and new tourism points of interest close by that make this the perfect time to ratchet up the conversation," Thomas says. "What we've learned using social marketing tools is that 'social' is a key word that requires spirited interaction — listening for great information, asking and answering questions. With improved information we can do a better job of passing along Savannah travel tips to the inn's visitors, especially about our downtown neighbors," says Thomas.
"Through the process of making this video, we are now more sociable with our neighbors. We know more of them by name, and we better understand more of the unique offerings now, too. That equates to Thunderbird Inn being a valuable go-to source. We want to do 'social' very well in person and through social media."
Dubbed 'The Boulevard' in the Thunderbird Inn's latest marketing campaign, the name is shorthand for the area of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, plus a few blocks east and west — Barnard to Boundary streets. If Thomas and his neighbor businesses have their way, "The Boulevard" [Twitter hashtag #TheBlvd] will soon be among the top-of-mind answers to 'What are some new things to do in downtown Savannah?'
More than a dozen businesses, including Ships of the Sea Museum, SCAD Museum of Art, and the Georgia State Railroad Museum participated in the first of a series of videos that Thunderbird Inn plans to produce. The collaborative video project was developed by Thomas, local marketing consultant Sandy Traub, and Guy Smith's Popcorn Octane LLC digital production firm based in Hilton Head Island, SC.
"Stay tuned. We've only scratched the surface," Thomas concludes.
Declaring itself The hippest hotel in Savannah™, the delightfully quirky, Thunderbird Inn (42 rooms) is where the historic downtown Savannah location and hip motel eccentricities meet up. Featured in New York Times, Southern Living, Best10.com, TravelMuse.com, Dog Friendly magazine, the downtown inn-motel recaptures the southern retro spirit of the Swinging Sixties. The youthful General Manager, Mark Thomas, has directed the much-touted marketing toward a bold, free-spirited and young again approach, making the most of the popular resurgence of retro in the United States. Discounted Savannah lodging was never so much fun! Ask about discount local coupons, Staff Picks, MoonPie® on your pillow, and dog friendly / pet-friendly vacation accommodations. 611 West Oglethorpe Avenue, Savannah, GA USA 31401. Toll Free Reservations (866) 324-2661; International +1/912-232-2661; Fax 912-233-5551. Twitter: @TBirdInn; E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com; Web: TheThunderbirdInn.com
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[AMERICANA] As the Decemberists' hype machine once again prepares its bayonets for war, we couldn't help but share some gut reactions from our initial listens to the new disc, The King Is Dead. Look for more in-depth coverage when the band plays Portland next month, but here are 10 WW writers' initial takes on the 10 tracks from the new disc.
"Don't Carry It All"
I'm immediately reminded of Tom Petty's "Last Dance With Mary Jane" as the Decemberists' new record opens up. I'm also impressed with Colin Meloy's vocal restraint—I'd call it an impassioned holler—and his lyrical restraint, as well. CASEY JARMAN.
"Calamity Song"
Happy New Year, everybody. The Decemberists have turned their dire gaze from the literary past to predictions of future calamity. Here Meloy spins out a vision of happy hell, where California has fallen into the ocean and birds pick at our bones. KELLY CLARKE.
"Rise to Me"
Meloy borrows a few licks from some road-weary singer-songwriter type—Rocky Votolato, maybe?—and a really heartbreaking pedal steel. I love it, right up until the harmonica solo. BEN WATERHOUSE.
"Rox in the Box"
Wherein the band fully dives into the country folk end of the pool. This is the stately, barn-hoppin' dance song/sea chantey Meloy has always hinted at, with relatively simple countdown lyrics, accordion and Gillian Welch's perfect harmonies. Still kinda miss the mutton chops, though. MICHAEL MANNHEIMER.
"January Hymn"
If there's one thing tote bag-carrying NPR mothers love, it's blandly pretty acoustic ballads with the word "hymn" in the title. Never let anyone say the Decemberists don't know their audience. This is indeed a pretty-yet-unremarkable acoustic ballad. MATTHEW SINGER.
"Down By the Water"
Welch's guest vocals pair really well with Meloy's here, and contribute a lot to the song's almost Americana edge. My attention span is too short to work out what the song is about. I'm sure it's a very touching and tragic tale of a sailor falling in love with a mermaid with leprosy or something. RUTH BROWN.
"All Arise!"
This track is a nice showcase for the Decemberists' ability to shape-shift their sound into whatever genre they dare tackle (in this case, the humble roll of vintage country-and-western). ROBERT HAM.
"June Hymn"
"June Hymn" strongly evokes thoughts of James Taylor, or a more melodic and baroque Bob Dylan. But it's a warm familiarity, like a country drive at sunset—it's something we all know—but the sort of beauty that never gets old. KEVIN DAVIS.
"This Is Why We Fight"
Mumford and Sons teased the Decemberists' M.O. into jock-friendly dad rock and got big in the process, and here Colin and company show the British lads who's boss with a rollicking anthem nearly as insipid as "Little Lion Man" and that other slab of Mumford cheese we all sing along to when no one's looking. CHRIS STAMM.
"Dear Avery"
This track tries for lyrical simplicity and delivers an emotion rather than a "Here are some fancy words." Gillian Welch is an amazing singer to have in the room, but almost distractingly so, like in an independent movie with one big star in a minor role. NICK JAINA.
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News about Tom Petty, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 29, 2014
Jon Caramanica reviews Life of the Party, first major-label release of pop singer Shawn Mendes; Jon Pareles reviews Hypnotic Eye, latest album from rock band Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers; Ben Ratliff reviews La Voz del Caribe, newest recording from Afro-Latin singer Herman Olivera. MORE
Feb. 28, 2013
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers will play five nights at New York's 2,900-seat Beacon Theater in May, followed by a stand at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles. MORE
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Highlights from the Archives
The Stubborn Voice of a Troubadour
Tom Petty, not an obvious choice for halftime entertainment at Super Bowl XLII, ignored the flash and sang in the frayed but stubborn voice that suits his songs.February 4, 2008 sportsReview
Big Screen Embraces Hot Muse: Rock Stars
There seem to be enough current and planned movie projects about musicians to fill a jukebox.October 10, 2007 moviesNews
30 Years in the Making, a Show Still Lean and Hungry
Tom Petty managed to maintain an image of restlessness and independence for his Tuesday night show at Madison Square Garden.June 22, 2006 artsReview
From Autumnal Lyrics to Engaging Beats
Tom Petty takes his time between albums, typically about four or five years. That leaves long spells for contemplation and simple aging.July 24, 2006 artsNews
Petty Still Polishing Verities of the 60's
Tom Petty writes songs about stubborn folks: taciturn, determined, ordinary people who may get snubbed or pushed around, but who won't back down. He's mighty stubborn himself.April 14, 1999 artsReview
In Search Of the Foundation Of Youth
The Tom Petty you get in person is not all that different from the one you get on stage.October 6, 1991 arts
A New Album by Petty and the Heartbreakers
''Southern Accents,'' the first new album by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers since 1981, is the most adventurous and musically accomplished album of the band's career - and potentially just as commercial as its predecessors.March 25, 1985 artsReview
Tom Petty to Share Credit for Sam Smith's 'Stay With Me'
Representatives for Mr. Smith acknowledged that his song was unintentionally similar to Mr. Petty's hit "I Won't Back Down."
January 26, 2015, Monday
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Tom Petty Finally Has a No. 1 Album
"Hypnotic Eye" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers is the band's first album to top the Billboard chart.
August 6, 2014, Wednesday
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A Singer Drawing Eyes and Ears
Tom Petty, Shawn Mendes and Hermán Olivera are among the artists with new albums.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
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The Wild Feathers Pay Tribute to Tom Petty's 'Listen to Her Heart'
Tom Petty's song gets new rhythms and twists in a cover version by the Wild Feathers.
November 12, 2013, Tuesday
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How Much Is Michael Bolton Worth to You?
There's a reason scalpers have confused economists for decades.
June 9, 2013, Sunday
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Damn the Practice Sessions, Full Speed Ahead
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, performing in smaller digs before an amphitheater tour, kept it casual at the Beacon Theater on Tuesday.
May 23, 2013, Thursday
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SXSW Music: Dave Grohl and His Heroes Stir Up Austin
A super-group formed partly in tribute to a seminal recording studio holds its final concert.
March 15, 2013, Friday
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Tom Petty to Play Intimate Shows in New York and Los Angeles
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers will play five nights at New York's 2,900-seat Beacon Theater in May, followed by a stand at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles.
February 28, 2013, Thursday
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Bonnaroo and Firefly Festival Lineups Announced
Paul McCartney, Mumford & Sons and Tom Petty will headline at Bonnaroo, while the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Vampire Weekend and the Avett Brothers will lead the bill at the Firefly music festival.
February 19, 2013, Tuesday
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Petty's Stolen Guitars Are Recovered
Five guitars stolen last week from Tom Petty and his band have been recovered, and one person is under arrest in connection with the theft, The Associated Press reported on Tuesday. Lt. Ron Iizuka of the Culver City, Calif., police department...
April 19, 2012, Thursday
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The Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency plans to expand its headquarters at the Watertown Center for Business & Industry, making room for county agricultural coordinator Jay M. Matteson and part-time secretary Anna Hume.
The plan to repurpose the building at 800 Starbuck Ave. was discussed Thursday by members of the finance committee, who met to review the agencys budget for the 2014 fiscal year.
Mr. Matteson, whose office is now at 21168 Route 232, likely will be moved into the expanded building by October, when the six-month lease for the Route 232 office space expires.
Mr. Matteson, who has been employed by JCIDA since 2000, previously oversaw the Jefferson County Agricultural Development Corp., which had a board of directors with governing authority. That subagency was dissolved earlier this year by JCIDA, and an agriculture council without governing authority was established to replace its board of directors. JCIDAs decision to dissolve its subagencies was needed to comply with a ruling made by state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli in February 2012, which stated that employees affiliated with subagencies did not work directly for JCIDA and therefore were not state employees eligible to receive pension benefits. JCIDA terminated its employee contracts with subagencies to ensure its staff members remained eligible for state pension benefits.
Agency CEO Donald C. Alexander told the board that since the JCADC no longer exists, it makes better sense to have Mr. Mattesons office based at the industrial center. He said the agency could decide to expand the office building or repurpose its conference room into an office space. Moving the agencys headquarters to a new location, then leasing the space at the center also has been mulled as an option.
The agency has hired Aubertine & Currier Architects to design a number of options for expanding its office space. It has made a tentative plan to start paying off debt on the project during its 2014 fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1. It plans to pay $17,500 in annual debt service until the project is paid off.
Along with the two agriculture employees, the agency plans to hire a part-time accountant this year to assist Chief Financial Officer Lyle V. Eaton with daily operations. In addition, it soon will hire a marketing director to replace Mary Anne Hanley, who will retire at the end of August.
The agency plans to ask the Jefferson County Board of Legislators to allocate more funding for its agriculture program, which is expected to take in about $136,000 in 2014 from the county. Salaries and benefits for the program now account for a combined $128,000.
Mr. Alexander said he has discussed increasing the countys annual funding for the agencys agriculture and marketing programs with County Administrator Robert F. Hagemann III.
Eventually, the county is going to put the agriculture marketing programs into one pot, he said. And eventually, were going to have to ask the county for more funding.
The Jefferson County Job Development Corp., which formerly oversaw the agencys marketing efforts, was replaced by a marketing council after its board of directors voted this year to dissolve. The dissolution process in state court for the JCJDC and JCADC is expected to be finished this year. Once completed, funding left over from those agencies will flow to Jefferson County.
The agencys board of directors will make a final vote Thursday on the 2014 budget.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi (1942-2011)
News about Muammar el-Qaddafi (1942-2011), including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Mar. 7, 2014
Niger extradites Saadi el-Qaddafi, third son of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, back to Libya, where he is accused of participating in corruption and abuses of his father's more than 40-year rule. MORE
Mar. 3, 2014
Dozens of armed rioters storm Parliament in Tripoli, Libya, setting fire to grounds and injuring lawmaker in expression of anger at slow transition of power following ouster of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi; incident dampens hopes of renewed momentum for transition or even break from violence. MORE
Feb. 18, 2014
Libyans take to the streets to celebrate the third anniversary of the start of the uprising that overthrew longtime ruler Col Muammar el-Qaddafi. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
United States and Libya have discreetly destroyed last remnants of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's arsenal of chemical arms; campaign, which used transportable oven technology to destroy hundreds of bombs and artillery rounds filled with deadly mustard agent, also inspired use of the technology in much bigger disposal plan in Syria; officials hail destruction of Libyan stockpile as bright spot during country's continuing turmoil and unrest. MORE
May. 29, 2013
Mohammed al-Megarif, speaker of Libyan Parliament who served under Col Muammar el-Qaddafi before becoming opposition leader in exile, resigns just weeks after lawmakers passed bill banning former Qaddafi officials from senior posts. MORE
May. 6, 2013
Libya's transitional General National Congress, bowing to pressure from armed Islamists and other militiamen, passes law to exclude former officials of Qaddafi era from public office; text is so broadly written that it could force out many top officials but will certainly exclude from power Mahmoud Jibril, politician who leads main coalition in congress opposed to Islamists. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
Gunmen surround Libya's Foreign Ministry in Tripoli, calling for a law banning officials who worked for deposed dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddafi from senior positions in the new administration. MORE
Oct. 10, 2012
International Criminal Court in The Hague holds its first public hearing in the dispute on where to try Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi and Abdullah Senussi, son and brother-in-law of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi accused of war crimes; Libya has asked court to abandon its claims against the men and says it can give them a fair trial in Tripoli. MORE
Apr. 30, 2012
Swiss police arrest Riadh Ben Aissa, former senior executive of SNC-Lavalin, Canadian construction company that did considerable business with the regime of Libyan dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi; arrest is said to have stemmed from an investigation into 'suspicion of corrupt practices, fraud and money laundering' in dealings with North Africa. MORE
Apr. 14, 2012
Canadian police search the offices of SNC-Lavalin, construction and engineering company that had close ties to the regime of Libyan dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi. MORE
Mar. 13, 2012
Spokesman for French Pres Nicolas Sarkozy denies a suggestion by the investigative group Mediapart that Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign received more than $65 million in illegal financial support from former Libyan dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi. MORE
Feb. 6, 2012
Hundreds of Tuareg rebels, after fighting for Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya before his death, have helped themselves to a considerable quantity of weapons from his vast arsenal and returned to Mali to continue a longstanding rebellion; officials say that they are facing the most serious threat ever from the insurgents, who have begun storming towns in the country's northern desert and forcing standoffs with the Malian army. MORE
Dec. 16, 2011
International Criminal Court says that the death of the former Libyan leader Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, who was captured and killed by rebels in October, may have been a war crime. MORE
Nov. 18, 2011
Confidential documents, made public by Facebook page called WikiLeaks Libya, show how a colorful group of Americans saw lucrative opportunity in the power struggle that would end Libyan dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's erratic reign; even as NATO bombed Libya, the Americans, including a terrorist expert and CIA officer, offered to make Qaddafi their client for a hefty fee. MORE
Nov. 15, 2011
Residents from Libyan town Warshefana rally in capital Tripoli to protest what they call slanderous news reports that labeled them pro-Qaddafi. MORE
Nov. 8, 2011
Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's sprawling and secretive walled compound in Tripoli, Libya, has been pillaged and turned into an open-air market by the community. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
Iraqi officials say that Libyan rebels found secret intelligence documents after the fall of Tripoli linking Col Muammar el-Qaddafi to a plot by former members of Saddam Hussein's military and Baath Party to overthrow the Iraqi government; Iraqi police have responded to the information by arresting more than 200 suspects in connection with the plot. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
Interim Libyan leader Mustafa Abdel-Jalil announces that he has asked NATO to prolong its air patrols through 2011 and add military advisers on the ground, despite his government's declaration of liberation after the death of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, citing the possibility of Qaddafi loyalists forces regrouping and causing trouble. MORE
Oct. 27, 2011
Op-Ed article by author Simon Sebag Montefiore, referencing execution of Libyan dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddifi, contends death of a tyrant is always political, and reflects the character of his power; says, if a tyrant is executed while crying for mercy, that, too, is a reflection of the nature of fallen regime and the reaction of an oppressed people. MORE
Oct. 26, 2011
Top Libyan military officials report that the bodies of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, his son Muatassim and former defense minister Abu Bakr Younes were buried in a predawn funeral at a secret location. MORE
Oct. 25, 2011
Volunteers in Surt, Libya, remove bodies of people apparently killed in reprisal by anti-Qaddafi militias; several of the victims were wearing fatigues, and many of their hands were bound behind their back; volunteers speculate that victims were patients at city's main hospital who were detained when the former rebels captured it. MORE
Oct. 25, 2011
American officials say White House convened meeting to tackle issue of what to do if Libyan dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddafi was captured alive before his death; meeting attests to deep sensitivity of issue and ambivalence it stirred on part of Libya's interim leaders and senior administration officials. MORE
Oct. 23, 2011
Aides who were captured with Libya's Col Muammar el-Qaddafi say that after 42 years of absolute power, he spent his last days hovering between defiance, anger and delusion; describe squalid conditions of his last days, saying that he was repeatedly counseled to leave power or the country, but that he would not even consider the option. MORE
Oct. 23, 2011
Veterans of the battle for Qaddafi stronghold Surt return to eastern Libyan port city Benghazi, cradle of the revolt, to a raucous heroes' welcome, firing round after round into the air and yelling greetings to a jubilant crowd. MORE
Oct. 22, 2011
Death of Libyan dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddafi reverberates across Syria, reviving protests that had begun to stall and focusing attention on newly organized, unarmed opposition group known as the Syrian National Council; organization is seeking to challenge four decade reign of Pres Bashar al-Assad's family. MORE
Oct. 22, 2011
International calls mount for Libya's interim leaders to provide a fuller accounting of the final moments of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, videotaped alive in the custody of former rebels before ending up dead with what appeared to be bullet wounds to the head. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's fall invigorates the Arab World but photographs of his bloody corpse are reminder of many still-unresolved conflicts that the Arab Spring has unleashed; Libyan activists say Qaddafi should have been tried and his crimes investigated; Libya's path to democracy, most tortuous of North African revolutions, faces many challenges, including need to balance vengeance against justice, and fidelity to Islam against tolerance for minorities. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Libyan leader Col Muammar el-Qaddafi is killed as fighters battling the vestiges of his fallen regime finally take control of his hometown of Surt; official version of events offered by Libya's new leaders, that Qaddafi was killed in crossfire, do not appear to be supported by photographs and videos streamed over the Internet, in which Qaddafi's bloodied body is shown with bullet holes apparently fired into his head at close range, in possible execution by anti-Qaddafi fighters. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Small group of fighters from Misurata, Libya, vanguard of force attacking Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's former hometown and final hide-out, are first to find him and keep as souvenirs his last prized possessions; Misurata suffered under long siege by Qaddafi's troops and responded with rage, sending fighters to capture Tripoli and later Surt; bodies of Qaddafi and his son Muatassim on display strike many residents as fitting end. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, Libya's erratic and provocative dictator for 42 years, who crushed opponents at home while cultivating the wardrobe and looks befitting an aging rock star, dies at age 69; throughout his rule, Qaddafi sanctioned spasms of violence and bedlam, as he sought to leverage Libya's oil wealth into an outsize role on the world stage. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
News analysis; death of Libyan dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddafi is latest in string of successes for Obama administration's war strategy, and offers vindication for Pres Obama's intervention in Libya. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Defeat and subsequent death of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi makes Libya the third Arab country in 2011 to topple a longtime ruler; Qaddafi's violent death raises questions about how other embattled autocrats will respond to uprisings in their countries. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Jim Dywer About New York column; Ibrahim O Dabbashi, Libya's deputy permanent representative to the United Nations, who broke with the regime a week into the protests, calling Col Muammar el-Qaddafi a criminal, speaks out on news of Qaddafi's death. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
Op-Ed article by former political prisoner Omar Abulqasim Alkikli describes joy he shared with fellow Libyans in Tripoli, celebrating news of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's death. MORE
Oct. 19, 2011
Libya's provisional leadership faces difficult questions regarding those still loyal to Col Muammar el-Qaddafi, as it tries to establish legitimate government; battle for Surt, last pro-Qaddafi city, has stretched on far longer than expected, compounding sectarian strife and barring path to reconciliation. MORE
Oct. 18, 2011
Libyan forces fighting vestiges of Col Muammar el-Qaddafi's toppled government say anti-Qaddafi fighters are in complete control of Bani Walid, loyalist desert enclave south of capital Tripoli, but have yet to proclaim total victory in his Mediterranean hometown of Surt. MORE
Oct. 17, 2011
Libyan militias bulldoze walls surrounding main Tripoli compound of former dictator Col Muammar el-Qaddafi. MORE
Mar. 19, 2011
Pres Obama orders Col Muammar el-Qaddafi to carry out an immediate cease-fire, withdraw his forces from rebel-held cities and stop all attacks on Libyan civilians or face military action from the United States and its allies in Europe and the Arab world; Libyan pro-government forces appear to ignore threat, continuing attacks on rebels at several sites, along with repression of peaceful protests in Tripoli; Pres Obama will meet with US allies to discuss further action. MORE
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An Erratic Leader, Brutal and Defiant to the End
Throughout his rule, Colonel Qaddafi, 69, sanctioned spasms of violence and bedlam, as he sought to leverage Libya's oil wealth into an outsize role on the world stage.October 21, 2011 worldObituary (Obit)
Libya Asks Arab League Countries to Help Battle Islamic State
An appeal that risks new regional entanglements in what is already at least a three-way conflict among the Islamic State and two rival Libyan factions.
August 19, 2015, Wednesday
Libya Seeks Airstrikes Against ISIS Branch
At least 46 people were killed in recent days in clashes among the Libyan branch of the Islamic State, a rival Islamist group and forces loyal to the internationally recognized government in two Libyan cities, residents and medics say.
August 16, 2015, Sunday
Son of Muammar el-Qaddafi Sentenced to Death in Libya
Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi was sentenced in absentia because he is being held captive by a militia in the country's northwest; eight other ex-officials were sentenced to death.
July 29, 2015, Wednesday
A Closer Look at Hillary Clinton's Emails on Benghazi
A review of some of the documents adds new dimension to the events surrounding the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
May 22, 2015, Friday
Rand Paul Calls Hussein's Ouster a 'Mistake,' and Qaddafi's a 'Disaster'
Speaking to Orthodox Jewish leaders in Brooklyn, the Kentucky Republican also said he favored negotiations over war with Iran.
April 27, 2015, Monday
Yemen Evacuation Shows Chinese Navy's Growing Role
The Chinese ambassador to Yemen described the evacuation of nearly 600 people as "a significant practice of major power diplomacy with Chinese characteristics."
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
Using Iraq and Libya as a Lens
Questions about the United States' invasion in Iraq and its operations in Libya give an inkling of a would-be president's instinct about American military interventions.
March 23, 2015, Monday
12 Are Killed in Attack on Libyan Oil Field
Filipino officials said three of its citizens were among seven foreigners abducted at the remote Mabruk field.
February 5, 2015, Thursday
The Hague: Court Seeks U.N. Help in Qaddafi Case
Judges at the International Criminal Court ruled Wednesday that Libya had failed to comply with court orders relating to Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, a son of the former Libyan dictator, and referred the matter to the United Nations Security Council.
December 11, 2014, Thursday
Car Bombs Explode Near Egyptian and U.A.E. Embassies in Libya
The blasts were said to be a backlash against the two countries for their role in a regional proxy war, and officials said no one was injured.
November 14, 2014, Friday
Timeline: Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi
Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, who ruled Libya since 1969, was killed Oct. 20, after rebel forces took control of the ousted leader's hometown, Surt.
Scenes From Libya
Images from Libya, going back to the beginning of the unrest.
Nicolas Sarkozy's Many Legal Hurdles
The former president of France is facing numerous legal challenges as he considers running for the top office again in 2017.
Barbara Walters's Biggest Moments
A look back at the memorable interviews that Barbara Walters has done over her 50 years in television.
Car bombs kill at least eight in Libya
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Before you dart on in to your weekend-and hopefully a few, much-deserved days off too-we'd like to offer you a little advice, courtesy of Cameron Diaz, Sarah Jessica Parker, Mary Kate Olsen and Agyness Deyn. Okay, so today's wardrobe guidance isn't straight from the mouths of said ladies, but, as you know, sometimes a picture's worth a thousand words. So, with no further adieu, we present today's tips!
Start With The Details
Sarah Jessica Parker (as well as her alter ego, Carrie Bradshaw) is often enviably attired and spotted around Manhattan in divine outfits. Sometimes she switches things up and lets her clothes play a supporting role to her accessories. Take the above look for example; she seems to have started with two bold pieces and built the rest of her ensemble around these items. While her bright blue Loubis and Louis Vuitton Stephen Sprouse scarf are big-ticket items, you obviously don't need these labels to get the look. There are a few bright options from DVF Accessories, like the Long Scarf ($135) in fuchsia/olive, and Steve Madden's Leilana satin heels ($89.95) come in a Parkeresque shade of teal.
Pair Leather With A Party Dress
Long fond of the little leather jacket (it was our first story, aw), we love how this look has not only lingered, but evolved too. We've spotted several ladies wearing them over party dresses and think this a fresh take on the trend. Before you sling any old leather thing over your fancy frock, please make sure the shape of your jacket is in concert with the rest of your outfit. Generally speaking, a little leather like the one Agyness is wearing (simple, snug, cropped) is going to be your best bet. We like the Quilted Leather Jacket by Vince ($595) and Halogen's Zip Front Leather Jacket($298) also works.
Add Interest With A Belt
Truly, we're big supporters of Cameron Diaz's spot-on accessory choices. She's always rocking some well-placed (and often obscurely sourced) bauble or item. But before we get distracted reminiscing about unusually worn broaches and whatnot, we shall return to the matter at hand. Seen here at the Los Angeles airport, Diaz exemplifies easy travel chic. Big thumbs up for making a simple, lightweight, oatmeal sweater and skinny jeans much cooler by wrapping an interlocking belt around the waist. If you like this look too, Urban Outfitters has a Shell Buckle Stretch Belt ($24) that bears more than a passing resemblance to Diaz's clasp belt or you can try the Vintage Style Leather Sash Belt from ASOS ($35 on sale).
Try A Vintage Touch
Mary Kate Olsen always knocks us out with her supreme mixing skills. Who else could or would make intricate, old-world earrings-normally total granny territory, not in a good way-look fresh and current? She makes us want to scour estate sales for some super retro clip-ons. However, since we never (never!) leave our desks, we'll have to settle for sifting through the web instead. Happily this means we can log onto one of our new, favorite websites, Day-Lab, and troll their very cool selection of dead stock wares. We were deciding between the Snowflake Black and Gold vintage earrings ($12) or Coro 1940's Earrings ($16) with an ornate center crest, but at those prices we might just have to treat ourselves to both.
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