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The benefits of heels as reflective as Jimmy Choos are twofold: They make a demure outfit feel instantly glam and youthful, plus they're so shiny you could reapply your lipstick in them.
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has long been loyal to her camel suede booties, but even she shelves them when the mercury plummets. Her polished knee-high riding boots are stylish and slush-proof.
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Yes, Miranda Kerr's colorful kicks are open-toe, but the suede upper and bootie shape make them way more winter-appropriate than your strappy sandals. (Plus, they're one of the few open-toe styles you can wear with tights – yes, really.)
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Get your stud fix with funky black booties dotted with gold on the back, as seen on Carly Rae Jepsen. There's something flirty and unexpected about a flash of metallic as you walk by.
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True story: Whenever someone wears menswear-inspired flats like Olivia Palermo's to the office, all the editors stop what they're doing to ooh and ahh. They're unexpected, comfy and with the right outfit, can look formal enough for a party.
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You don't have to wear a graphic romper with butt-kicking heels like Brian Atwoods to make a major impact. The edgy, straptastic pumps take care of doing that, even when paired with the most basic ensembles.
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We love our riding boots, but there is something so irresistible about a sleek pair of skyscraper knee-highs in camel. January Jones's Rachel Zoe Collection "Chloe" , $625, are a near-perfect example of how they can look both preppy and sexy.
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Yes, animal print can be bold and over-the-top. It can also be lovely and ladylike, as proven by the low-heeled, subtly patterned Loeffler Randall "Tamsin" wears.
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Just think of all the fun pedi looks that you could sport with these wedges featuring two-tone straps and a red heel. Solange Knowles pairs them with mixed prints, but we suggest opting for a simple dress that picks up one or two of the colors in the shoe.
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London is calling. Answer with these oh-so-British glam boots, which Kate Moss clearly knows are the perfect mix of rocker, fashionista and edgy EastEnder.
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We've been lusting over these gorgeous Rupert Sanderson peep-toes ($985 ) since we spotted in them a few weeks ago. So we found the look for less – better click to buy before we snap them up first!
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These bombshell red-orange booties, seen on , just went to the top of our fall shopping list. They have as much impact as sexy heels but none of the discomfort (plus, they'll keep you warm in winter).
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This is what style pros mean when they say accessories can make or break a little black dress. Though America Ferrera's outfit is pretty on its own, her Brian Atwood pumps take the look from cute to can't-look-away.
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Sometimes, two trends in one item can feel like overload. On Diane Kruger's Loeffler Randall flats, however, the combo of polka dots and a pointy toe makes her shoes twice as nice.
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Western boots are totally adorable, but tricky to pull off. Western booties, though, are a little less daunting. We love them as Camila McConaughey wore them – with leather and a trapeze dress – but they'll work well with tights and a mini.
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Few girls besides can pull off the sneakers-and-cocktail dress look. But if you're going to attempt it, make sure to get kicks like her silver-accented Barbara Bui sneaks, which feel high-fashion, not gym-ready.
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Pink suede heels, where have you been all our lives? The Rupert Sanderson kicks seen on (as Blair Waldorf) remind us of Barbie shoes in the best way. Skip the Barbie styling, though, and wear them with something sleek and simple to avoid a pageant queen comparison.
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It takes a lot to draw attention away from a sheer, embellished white dress with a fuzzy peplum, but electric pink Christian Louboutin "Pigalle" stilettos do the trick nicely. Don't own this outfit? Luckily, these shoes look amazing with everything from jeans to a snug black mini.
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Cute and comfortable are not mutually exclusive, as shows. She strolls Central Park in a relaxed dress and a $59.99 pair of slip-on Lacoste tennis shoes.
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What's sexier than a strappy black heel? A strappy black heel topped off with glam black tassels, like the Rachel Zoe Collection pair seen on Nina Dobrev.
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Is your work wardrobe putting you to sleep faster than a three-hour, PowerPoint-heavy meeting? Inject a little spice into your Monday-to-Friday look with these perfectly prim (but still super-sassy) royal blue pumps, as seen on Maria Sharapova.
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After putting together a traffic-stopping outfit and an equally head-turning pony, most ladies would be content to settle for unassuming footwear. Not , who sports a pair of $1,195 studded .
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We know, we know: You have black flats already. But you probably wear them so much, you could use a second pair. Update the staple with ones like , which feature an on-trend pointed toe and chic metallic embellishments.
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Stuart Weitzman "Corkswoon" navy wedges ($375 ), should earn a gold medal for keeping her chic and comfortable throughout the London Olympics, from the torch's arrival to the equestrian events.
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A little rain can't stop Kelly Ripa from putting together an adorable outfit: She slips into a pair of classic Hunter Boots ($135 ) for a practical addition to her shimmering skirt and tiered tank.
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Obsessed with adorable black-and-white Pierre Hardy wedges? Get moving: There are only three pairs left (for $239!) at the .
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Even if you don't have legs as long as Alessandra Ambrésio's (and really, who does?), you can still turn heads in her studded red boots, which feature a killer silver pointy toe.
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We know you love flip-flops, but why not up the style ante this weekend by running errands in wedges instead? Selma Blair's strappy ones makes her romper look too sexy for a lazy Sunday.
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Major props to Kristin Davis for resisting the urge to play it safe with nude pumps. The actress chose some wildly unexpected footwear – rose-and-snakeskin wedges – that pop against her bold orange sheath.
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is a walking ad for her own ShoeMint line and it's working! Her sold-out "Bridget" sandals combine three different hues for one seriously stylish shoe.
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This hot trend was all over dresses, tops and jewelry, so it only makes sense that it's migrated to footwear. We love sunny, citrusy pair for being both cute and comfortable, and lending an unexpected bright pop to her otherwise laid-back look.
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A jet-setter like is totally committed to comfort on her transcontinental jaunts, hence her affinity for these Pedro Garcéa "Temple" wedges (on sale for $225 ), which she wore on her way back from Paris. The neutral hue makes the style leg-lengthening, even with the ankle strap.
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isn't just a ShoeMint designer – she's also a client. Her striped "Christina" flats are adorable with cuffed jeans and would give a fun, funky touch to a solid sundress. The $79.98 shoes are nearly sold out in stripes but are in orange and blue.
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Sizzling scarlet + metallic-edged straps + a slender heel = jaw-dropping appeal. Prepare to cause quite a bit of rubber-necking with our look-alike picks. You can play it safe like Malin Akerman (in Christian Louboutin) by wearing them with a high-neck sheath, or pull out all the stops and sport curve-hugging jeggings or a miniskirt.
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Evoke sultry desert nights without also evoking a "souvenir from a tourist trap in Phoenix" vibe by slipping into sexy beaded sandals like Stacy Keibler's. Subtly borrowing from summer's hot tribal trend, a sandal with a little beading is flirty (not to mention, way more chic than your ratty old flip-flops).
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Pointy-toe shoes, like Olivia Palermo's pretty Diors, tend to feel all-business and a bit too severe for warm-weather afternoons. But she elevates and summer-izes the look with contrasting prints that are cute and eye-catching, plus a wedge heel (not often seen on this toe shape).
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Sparkly heels can easily veer into prom territory, but demonstrates how to keep them classy, not cheesy. She selects a golden pair that complement (rather than outshine) her embellished dress and goes for a simple style: closed-toe with a rounded point.
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Electric blue wedges are the perfect punctuation to bold ensemble (including a Tory Burch hat and an AG Adriano Goldschmied maxi). They add major inches, but the platform heel and wide crisscross straps ensure they're comfortable (no, really).
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No bump in pumps here! stays grounded in tan Rachel Zoe Collection sandals featuring two wide straps and subtle hardware at the ankles.
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Happy feet are yours in an instant with a pair of pretty ballet shoes in this sunny shade. And they're surprisingly versatile – try them with a navy top and cognac bag ( is Patricia Nash) for a preppy look, or wear with a dress in a contrasting bright to make a summery statement.
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is wild for her leopard-print lace-up Vans, which she wears with a chambray shirt, a red Rebecca Minkoff bag and graphic leggings. If this print-on-print look is a little much for your taste, swap out the pants for a flared skirt or skinny jeans to let the shoes take center stage.
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Ginnifer Goodwin's basic black outfit gets a kick from her ankle-strap candy-stripe pair. Sweet and sassy, these printed heighteners look just as good with an LBD as with an all-white ensemble or jeans and a tee.
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Afraid to try the loafer trend for fear of looking too granny-ish? There's no danger of that with an allover studded pair like , which are one part rocker, one part elegance.
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Offsetting an edgy, look-at-me hue with barely there construction, ultra-sexy dark gold platforms (worn to the Hunger Games Paris premiere) are the perfect complement to a daring dress – though they'd be equally amazing with a pencil skirt or dark jeans.
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Feminine, flowery prints are set to be a staple this season on everything from bags to jeans. Pretty poppy-adorned wedges, like YSL pair, are a fresh and flirty way to wear the trend.
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The sunshine shade will be everywhere in the coming months, but many women find it washes out their complexions. Avoid the problem by wearing the color away from your face and in the form of pumps, like does.
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Platform pumps have been big for a while now, but this graphic, contrasting twist on the look (as seen on ) is strikingly stylish. Whether you choose black for the sole or the upper portion of your heel, it's like adding an exclamation point to your whole look.
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Want to update your ballet flats but you aren't quite ready for ultra-masculine oxfords? shows off a great middle ground in her magenta pointy-toe flats, which are comfortable, on-trend and sweet: a terrific trifecta.
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However, if you are ready to jump on the oxfords bandwagon, follow Amber Heard's fashionable lead and get your kicks with a metallic pair – they look great in any season.
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Could purple be the next neutral? Emmy Rossum's stacked suede pair complement her ladylike white ensemble, but we can also see them worn with flares or as a contrast with other brights.
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At the Dior show during Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week, the steps out in cage heels, a dramatic and downright sexy counterpoint to her girlie dress.
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completes her low-key look (a plaid shirt and skinnies) with suede booties that have a chunky heel – a great pick for traveling, since they go well from day to night.
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A striking outfit like Jessica's floral pants and ombré jacket needs appropriately striking heels – and her strappy kelly green sandals are the perfect choice.
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Sharp gold cap-toes like are so hot right now, and they're a classy addition to a pretty dress or pair of wide-leg trousers.
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Global aerospace business Exelis (UNKNOWN: XLS.DL ) will pay a fourth-quarter dividend of $0.1033 per share of common stock. The company has paid this amount to investors since initiating a quarterly payout in November 2011, after the company separated from ITT Corp.
Exelis's latest dividend will be payable on Jan. 2 to stockholders of record as of Nov. 15. Annualized, the current quarterly dividend adds to $0.4132. Exelis's stock was trading at $15.36 as of the market's close on Oct. 8. This means the company currently has a 2.6% dividend yield.


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Today in History for June 21
Highlight in History:
On June 21, 1964, civil rights workers Michael H. Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James E. Chaney were slain in Philadelphia, Mississippi; their bodies were found buried in an earthen dam six weeks later. (Seven people were convicted of conspiracy in the case; none served more than six years in prison. Edgar Ray "Preacher" Killen, a former Ku Klux Klansman, was convicted of manslaughter on June 21, 2005 and is serving a 60-year sentence.)
On this date:
- 1788, the United States Constitution went into effect as New Hampshire became the ninth state to ratify it.
- 1913, Georgia "Tiny" Broadwick became the first woman to parachute from an airplane as she jumped over Los Angeles.
- 1932, heavyweight Max Schmeling lost a title fight rematch in New York by decision to Jack Sharkey, prompting Schmeling's manager, Joe Jacobs, to exclaim: "We was robbed!"
- 1963, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini was chosen during a conclave of his fellow cardinals to succeed the late Pope John XXIII; the new pope took the name Paul VI.
In 1964, Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies pitched a perfect game, 6-0, against the New York Mets at Shea Stadium; it was the first "perfecto" in the National League since 1880.
In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Miller v. California, ruled that states may ban materials found to be obscene according to local standards.
In 1982, a jury in Washington, D.C., found John Hinckley Jr. not guilty by reason of insanity in the shootings of President Ronald Reagan and three other men.
In 1989, a sharply divided Supreme Court ruled that burning the American flag as a form of political protest was protected by the First Amendment.
Ten years ago: The SpaceShipOne rocket plane punched through Earth's atmosphere, then glided to a landing in California's Mojave Desert in the first privately financed manned spaceflight. Connecticut Gov. John Rowland resigned effective July 1, 2004 amid graft allegations and a federal investigation. (Rowland, who ended up serving 10 months in prison, was succeeded by Lt. Gov. M. Jodi Rell.)
Five years ago: Newsweek reporter Maziar Bahari was among hundreds of people arrested during the Tehran government's crackdown on nationwide protests over Iran's disputed presidential election. (Bahari was released nearly four months later.) Greenland expanded its powers of self-rule on its national day, in a move many residents viewed as a step toward independence from Denmark.
One year ago: A one-page criminal complaint unsealed in federal court accused former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden of espionage and theft of government property in the NSA surveillance case. President Barack Obama nominated James Comey, a top Bush-era Justice official, to head the FBI, succeeding Robert Mueller. The Food Network said it was dropping Paula Deen, barely an hour after the celebrity cook posted the first of two videotaped apologies online begging forgiveness from fans and critics troubled by her admission to having used racial slurs in the past.
Today's Birthdays: Composer Lalo Schifrin is 82. Actor Bernie Kopell is 81. Actor Monte Markham is 79. Songwriter Don Black is 76. Actress Mariette Hartley is 74. Comedian Joe Flaherty is 73. Rock singer-musician Ray Davies (The Kinks) is 70. Actress Meredith Baxter is 67. Actor Michael Gross is 67. Rock musician Joe Molland (Badfinger) is 67. Rock musician Don Airey (Deep Purple) is 66. Country singer Leon Everette is 66. Rock musician Joey Kramer (Aerosmith) is 64. Rock musician Nils Lofgren is 63. Actress Robyn Douglass is 61. Actor Leigh McCloskey is 59. Cartoonist Berke Breathed is 57. Country singer Kathy Mattea is 55. Actor Marc Copage is 52. Actress Sammi Davis is 50. Actor Doug Savant is 50. Country musician Porter Howell is 50. Actor Michael Dolan is 49. Writer-director Lana Wachowski is 49. Actress Paula Irvine is 46. Rapper/producer Pete Rock is 44. Country singer Allison Moorer is 42. Actress Juliette Lewis is 41. Musician Justin Cary is 39. Rock musician Mike Einziger (Incubus) is 38. Actor Chris Pratt is 35. Rock singer Brandon Flowers is 33. Britain's Prince William is 32. Pop singer Kris Allen ("American Idol") is 29. Actor Jascha Washington is 25. Pop singer Rebecca Black is 17.
Thought for Today: "It is only on paper that one moralizes -- just where one shouldn't." -- Richard Le Gallienne, English poet and essayist (1866-1947).


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That nature from which we are supposed to be alienated never existed. The great quantum experiments the parallel-slits light experiment, the polarizing-filter light experiment show that nature has not made up its mind about what it really is, and is quite happy to have us help it do so. The tradition of philosophy that saw us as cut off from our "true" way of being has collapsed, although it hasn't realized it yet. We are nature, and we are as at home here in the world as anything has ever been. For the whole world is made up of such as we; its physical components are, just as we are, tourists, outsiders, amateurs, getting by on a smile and a shoeshine, and deriving what being they have from the recognition of their fellows. All nature is second nature.
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Piggly Wiggly is moving out of one of its three Summerville stores. Harris Teeter plans to move in.
The longtime supermarket at 680 Bacons Bridge Road in Summerville will close April 27, Piggly Wiggly Carolina Co. spokesman Christopher Ibsen said Tuesday.
Harris Teeter spokeswoman Danna Jones said Harris Teeter has signed a lease for the 40,500-square-foot building property, but she did not have any other details, including an opening date for the new store.
Piggly Wiggly's lease on the 20-year-old store in Summerville Plaza is expiring, and the Charleston-based chain decided not to renew it, Ibsen said.
"The level of sales at that location just didn't justify working out a lease beyond its original term," he said.
The company is working with all 48 employees at the store individually to relocate as many as possible, Ibsen said. Some of them are long-term workers for the grocer.
Jones provided no further details about Harris Teeter's plans, but there is speculation that the Matthews, N.C.-based supermarket chain will raze the existing building and construct a whole new supermarket.
Harris Teeter is building another supermarket on Dorchester Road at Wescott Plantation in North Charleston.
The 53,000-square-foot store will offer Starbucks, a salad bar and many energy-efficient features.
It is expected to open in early 2014, Jones said.
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Time: October 15, 2012 from 7pm to 9pm
Location: Room 258, Wallberg Building
Street: 200 College St.
City/Town: Toronto
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Organized By: Transition Toronto and YP Leung
Latest Activity: Oct 16, 2012
Please join us for a worm composter workshop where you will learn and build your own worm composter that you can take home at the end of the course.
Beyond buying local food, part of food security and sustainability is to acquire all the required growing materials, including fertilizer, soil and seed, locally. According to sustainabletable.org, as much as forty percent of energy used in the food system goes towards the production of artificial fertilizers and pesticides. And according to the Soil Conservation of Canada on a fact sheet on "Global Warming and Argriculture: Fossil Fuel", nitrogen-based fertilizers contribute directly to global warming. Making and transporting one kilogram of nitrogen in a fertilizer releases 3.7 kg of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
The cost of the course is $28 dollars and $18 if you bring your own tote bins. Be SURE to RSVP and indicate whether you will bring a bin or not so that we know how many bins we need to supply.
Also, please bring some work gloves if you don't want to directly handle coffee grinds and worms.
Requirements for the bins: large roughneck bin with a fitted rubber lid made out of durable rubber, and either a lid or a smaller bin that the large bin can sit inside for drainage.
If we could make fertilizer out of food and yard waste with composting worms such as red wigglers and perhaps take our sewage waste and convert it to commercial fertilizer, we can significantly reduce our carbon emissions. Making artificial fertilizers out of petroleum products shipped from half way around the world, just doesn't make a lot of sense.
Hey YP, Dash and Andrew,
Thanks for hosting this fun and educational workshop! It's so great to finally have worms (never thought I'd say that). Hope to see everyone around the movement.
Thanks everyone for attending the workshop. I had lots of fun and learned alot from everyone there. Hope to see you all at the "Energy Descent Action Theatre". I will follow-up with an email tomorrow with my contact info. Please email me if you have any trouble with your composter and if your worms don't make it. I can supply you with another pound or two in the spring!
Happy composting!
Thanks, YP! I'll be there!
Hi Jen,
Not too late. I brought a few extra bins just in case.
Please join us for tonite.
Is it too late to RSVP? I don't have my own bin.
Hi Everyone,
Just a reminder that the vermi-composting workshop is happening today. Hope to see you all there.
Hi Kate,
Thanks for RSVP'ing and bringing your positive energy. I love worms and composting. For me it is a poetic cycle of looking at our waste and sustainably cycling it back into our food system.
I am excited about the workshop too and am looking forward to meeting like-minded individuals!
Hi YP-
I'm super excited about your composting event-
I have just RSVP'd and would like to build a container (E.g. the $28 option).
Thanks so much, and see you tomorrow.
Hi Michael,
That is not a problem. You may have to split/sell/give your worms away once or twice a year to make room for compost.
You need a lid to cover it and a lid or a tote for it to rest in so that compost liquids can drain out.
Hi YP,
I have a tote that is 14 x 10 x 7 (what I would consider small) and I have the perfect place for it in my apartment. Is it ok if I make my bin this size?
Thanks and please let me know


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Fair season is here. The Gregg Co. Fair kicks off tomorrow, The East Texas Fair is right behind it, and before you know it, the State Fair of Texas will be in full swing. I'll be hanging out at the fairgrounds from 4-6, Saturday in Longview, and will be surrounded by the tantilizing smells of "fair food."


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Peony Baggins was the youngest of three children, Peony was the daughter of Posco Baggins and Gilly Brownlock. She married Milo Burrows (a descendant of Master Gorbadoc of Buckland) and they had four children of their own: Mosco, Moro, Myrtle and Minto. Peony was related to both Bilbo and Frodo Baggins, but only distantly: the closest relation all three had in common was Peony's great-great-grandfather Balbo Baggins, who had been born some two hundred years before her time.
Peony is a genus of the buttercup family of perennial plants with flowers. The name derives from Latin/Greek paeonia/παιωνία, referring to the god of healing Παιών.
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Diego can and will beat GSP, here's why
I don't care what anyone says, GSP's standup is not the best there is. He is accurate, and quick, but he lacks power. Diego's standup is just as good as GSP's, maybe a little better considering Diego has more power behind his shots because of his stance and style.
I think the ground portion will be about equal if it goes to the ground at all. I think GSP can and will take Diego down as many times as Diego takes GSP down and I don't see either of them doing enough damage to each other to end the fight, unless it is late in the fight and one of them is already weak or injured.
I think Diego wins this by keeping it on his feet. His face is basically made of leather. In the Karo fight, Karo was hitting him with bombs, knocking his head back and making it double bounce, but he never broke his skin. I think both GSP and Diego are the most well rounded fighters in the division. I don't think GSP is the end all be all of MMA. He is very good, but I don't think he's as good as people think he is. He is still young, just like Diego, but Diego trains much harder from what I hear. Diego is never out of training for groin injuries or this or that, he trains constantly. Diego has more experience than GSP too, not against better opponents, he just has been in the game longer than GSP has. Watching GSP work his way up to the title made me realize how much motivation actually plays a factor in the fighters performance. I think GSP was so motivated and excited that he just outclassed Hughes. But Diego seems to be much more motivated than GSP ever was. GSP was very anxious and motivated, because you know it took so long for him to finally get a rematch with Hughes and all that. But Diego has been waiting even longer. He's about to get his 20th straight win, he's never lost EVER, he's beaten everyone the UFC has thrown at him and in devastating and convincing fashion, he blew through 3 people on the show to win it, and he still hasn't gotten a title shot yet. I think if Diego uses his motivation the same way GSP did, Diego will outclass GSP when they fight.
Anyone who thinks Diego sucks just because he was chosen to be on the show is retarded. Being on the show just gives him an advantage over GSP, in that he had all that time to do nothing but step up his game, and he prolly still trains like that to this day. GSP didn't have that luxury, and just because GSP wasn't on the show doesn't make him a better fighter. Diego is just as human as GSP is.
gsp would dominate diego.what superior tools does diego have over gsp and how would he use them to get a win here.
ive tried to think of any way diego could win here and ive came up with this:
his only chance to win at all is keeping the fight standing against a guy who's got just as good of standup as him and can take him down at will.
how does he win here?
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City Controller Alan Butkovitz raised questions Tuesday about construction dirt being piled under I-95 at Girard Avenue.
Butkovitz asked if the 25-foot-high mounds of soil could imperil I-95, as dirt piles under an I-495 bridge in Wilmington forced its emergency closure June 2.
The Wilmington bridge is to remain closed until at least Labor Day, as crews make repairs to stabilize the span, which was caused to tilt by the weight of dirt piles next to support pillars.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation officials said Tuesday the Philadelphia dirt piles were not massive enough to endanger the support pillars of I-95 or the roadway.


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Actor John C. Reilly brings character to concert at Miller Caves
The Miller Caves, underneath the brewery that not only made Milwaukee famous but also helped define the city itself, apparently never seemed, until Sunday night, like a place to hold a concert.
In retrospect, after the very first such event courtesy of John C. Reilly and Friends, the historic location was a small club waiting to happen: The painted backdrop of cavorting (presumably) Germans had retro style, as did the overhead lamps and the high-arched ceiling. »Read Full Article(4)
Lorde to play BMO Harris Pavilion Sept. 26
Local Lorde fans, get ready to give her a royal welcome: The breakout alternative pop artist is coming to the BMO Harris Pavilion on the Summerfest grounds Sept. 26. »Read Full Article(7)
Milwaukee Trolley Loop returns for season
That ding you hear is the sound of the Milwaukee Trolley Loop returning for the season on Thursday.
Two trolleys will service the Hop 'n Shop, Wine 'n Dine route. Rides are $1 per trip. The privately funded service will run from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday through Saturday through Sept. 6. »Read Full Article(16)
Thursday is the start of Downtown Dining Week
Downtown Dining Week returns Thursday, with three-course menus at lunch for $12.50 and dinner for $25 or $35. It runs through June 12.
Because tables can be hard to get at peak times, it's wise to make reservations. Note that not all restaurants are open for lunch, and not all serve dinner. »Read Full Blog Post
'Shipping Wars' features Mitchell Park Domes dinosaur exhibit
Delivery of the Mitchell Park Domes life-sized dinosaur exhibit will be featured on the season premiere of the A&E series "Shipping Wars" at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. I've never watched the show, so I have to say I was surprised to see that it's in its sixth season.
The "Dinos Under Glass" exhibit features seven near-life-size dinosaur replicas and runs through November at the Domes, 524 S. Layton Blvd. The episode promises a glimpse of the "how the dinosaurs got here" and their "adventures" on the way." »Read Full Blog Post
Top of the Charts: Iggy Azalea joins Beatles in chart history
Simply making her chart-topping debut on the Billboard Hot 100 was not enough for Iggy Azalea. She wanted to go much bigger. How much? Beatles big. Find out how the Australian rapper matched the Fab Four as she bumped out our three-week winner, John Legend, below. Then, let's look back in time to see which songs were number one this week in 2007, 1997, 1987 and 1977.
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On Tap Today: Live music in town and the Brewers play the Twins
Live music on the patio and a visit from a baseball team to the north are highlights of this Monday.
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Try the stretch that Mark links to in this article: https://www.marksdailyapple.com/squa...p-glutathione/
I had the same problem as the reader who asked the question--I would fall over backwards when trying to do that squat, but after doing that stretch for a while, I'm now able to squat. Mark and the SF CrossFit guy in the video call it a calf stetch, but I think it's really an ankle stretch. I did destroy two pairs of running shoes doing the stretch though. But it was worth it, and I still try to do it most days of the week.


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Studying technology as everyday life material culture means demystifying technology and approaching technics (i.e. material objects) and techniques (i.e. tactics, strategies) as pragmatic ways of attributing meaning to the world while simultaneously shaping it. Such as an approach calls for reflexive, creative, situated ethnographic research strategies which employ both abstract knowledge and mundane practices of meaning-making while attempting to understand both users and material objects.
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The all-stars of international chess play don't buy and sell their team members, nor do they spike and boogie after seizing an opponent's rook or bishop. But they do engage in histrionics that could make even a Steinbrenner or a Lasorda blush.
That's especially true when the reigning world champ, the U.S.S.R.'s Anatoly Karpov, 30, digs in against archenemy Viktor Korchnoi, 50, a Russian Jew whose 1976 defection to Switzerland via Holland is a move Soviet chess fans view the way Brooklynites regard the Dodgers' retreat to L.A.
When the grand masters last met in the Philippines three years ago, Karpov (who became champ when Bobby Fischer abdicated in 1975) carped that Korchnoi's mirrored sunglasses were distracting. Korchnoi kvetched about Karpov's chair swiveling. Worse, Korchnoi claimed a Karpov aide possessed psychic power and was zapping his meditations. Karpov finally won, after 93 grueling days.
Things have been hardly less Byzantine since the pair assembled last month in the drowsy Tirolean resort town of Merano, Italy for a rematch. Before agreeing to play, the Soviets had thoroughly researched the region's rainfall, most common diseases, noise pollution, water supply and measured local radiation with Geiger counters. Then, on the eve of the match, Tass accused Korchnoi of being an adulterer, though he is publicly demanding the Soviets allow his wife and son to emigrate. Viktor retaliated by having several friends wearing the orange robes of a religious sect take seats for a while in the front row. The goal: to unsettle Karpov. But nothing has seemed to, not even Korchnoi's claim that he is marked for a KGB assassination should he win. The players have spoken only once ("Stop smiling or I'll call you a fascist," Korchnoi said. "You can call me anything you wish," Karpov replied.)
The implacable Anatoly has taken a 4-to-1 lead in victories; the first to win six games is champion. The winner's prize is $250,000 (the loser's, $150,000).
Karpov began young, playing his first game at 4. He credits his father, a Zlatoust factory engineer, with teaching him "the most important secret of chess: A threat is more intimidating than its realization."
Karpov, wife Irina, 27, and son Anatoly Jr., 2, now live in Moscow and will soon have a state-provided retreat. (He keeps some of his tournament winnings and the rest go to the Soviet Chess Federation.) Having earned an economics degree from Leningrad University in 1978 with a thesis on leisure in a socialist society, Karpov knows whereof he wrote. Moody and shy, he doesn't smoke, rarely drinks and dances "badly." But he likes to ski, swim and play tennis and billiards and is an avid stamp collector. In his rented retreat outside Merano, which he shares with a retinue of 13 who accompanied him to the championship, he likes to listen to records by Muslim Magomaev, a Russian singer, and sustain himself with pelmeni, a Russian version of ravioli, prepared by his personal cook. He relishes his diversions. "Chess," he says in his 1975 autobiography, "is my life, but my life does not consist only of chess."
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"Due to personal issues, I have been let go from the cast of GLEE. Explanations will come shortly … " the errant Tweet said.
Glee die-hards, however can rest easy – the announcement was quickly proven to be a hoax.
"It appears his Twitter was hacked," Colfer's rep tells PEOPLE. "He's on a flight and he will be returning next season. Fans, don't worry."
In a statement, Fox – the network behind Glee – said: "We've been alerted that Chris Colfer's Twitter account has been hacked. Rumors of his dismissal from Glee could not be further from the truth. We love Chris and look forward to working with him again this season."
Colfer himself later weighed in on the incident – naturally – on Twitter.
"Apparently I missed quite the INTERESTING day while aboard my flight," the 24-year-old actor wrote. "I'm just glad I wasn't 'killed by a fruit truck' again.' "
In 2011, Colfer won the Golden Globe for best supporting actor in a series for his acclaimed turn as openly gay student Kurt Hummel on the hit show.


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Race to the South Pole
British adventurer Maria Leijerstam is well ahead of her two male rivals in a race to be the first to cycle to the South Pole. Earlier today Maria crossed the halfway point, extending the gap between her and her closest rival to a massive 250 miles (400km).
Despite starting days later than her competitors Maria is significantly closer to the finish than American, Daniel Burton, and Spaniard, Juan Menendez Granados. The two men are cycling the most common route from Hercules Inlet to the South Pole on Fat Bikes – an approach that has been taken before but without success.
Maria has taken a different strategy: she's riding a recumbent trike, specially designed for the challenge by Inspired Cycle Engineering.
"Fat bikes fail because they get blown over in the high winds, or can't ride fast enough through the snow to stay upright" said Maria.
The custom-made trike is stable and aerodynamic, which enables Maria to focus her energy on progressing through the gale-force winds and hazardous terrain.
The ability to climb hills with relative ease is a huge advantage for Maria. It has enabled her to take a different, shorter, route which requires climbing the formidable Transantarctic Mountains; a similar route to that of Scott and Amundsen in their legendary South Pole expeditions. Maria identified the Leverett Glacier as a cyclable route through the mountains to the polar plateau. In the first three days Maria climbed from sea level to nearly 8700 feet (2650m) on the recumbent trike against very strong head winds and deep snow.
"The trike is amazing. It's completely stable , even in extreme winds and I can take on long steep hills that I'd never be able to climb on a bike" said Maria.
With the glacier behind her Maria faced over 300 miles of the polar plateaux. The snow, wind and sastrugi made progress slow and arduous, but by cycling in 12 hours stints Maria continued to progress 25-35 miles (40 – 60km) each day. Earlier today Maria crossed the halfway point on her 400 mile (650km) race.
After a hard days' cycling just getting her tent up in the ferocious winds is a challenge. From the relative comfort of her tent Maria updates her @whiteicecycle Twitter feed, and a tracker records her progress on her website www.whiteicecycle.com.
Maintaining her current pace Maria should reach the South Pole well ahead of schedule, but will still have to forego Christmas celebrations for a hard days' cycling.


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You probably need to do both skin fold measurements, and impedance testing to suss out your visceral fat burden.
Quick query / confusion here
Visceral fat is the bad stuff, wrapping round your organs, releasing hormones and all kinds of nasties.
Subcutaneous fat just kinda sits there and..well, sits there. Usually on your bum and thighs!
I keep hearing that all beer bellies, love handles etc MUST be visceral fat. But - given my "apple" body shape - I can prod through the flab (ha!) and find my abs UNDERNEATH. So my own pot belly is subcutaneous fat...right? I'm not saying there's no visceral there as well, but same applies when I prod the muffin top too. Nice to know I have muscles anyway
So in theory, is my subcutaneous wobbliness less harmful than "real" visceral fat, despite giving me the same body shape?
Just taking a thought for a walk...
You probably need to do both skin fold measurements, and impedance testing to suss out your visceral fat burden.
Thanks for the responses, but perhaps I didn't phrase my question well.
Is it still the visceral fat if it lies between my skin and my muscle (ie in a subcutaneous position)?
If it is between your muscle and skin it is Subcutaneous fat.


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Portsmouth police are searching for two teens who are wanted in connection with several charges.
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Year two of the Jim Harbaugh experience has been everything 49ers fans could have wanted so far. I'm sure they could have done without that loss to the Vikings, but in reality, it probably did more good than bad. A flat, uninspired performance early on can often help fuel strong play down the stretch, just as it did for San Francisco last season.
Since that Week 3 loss, San Fran has piled up 1,000 yards of total offense and outscored opponents 79-3. Those are impressive numbers, especially considering no team has ever thrown for 300 yards and rushed for 300 yards in the same game until the 49ers did it in Week 5. It appears as if Coach Harbaugh's offense is finally catching up to the defense.
Greg Roman touts the No. 6 offense in the NFL, and Vic Fangio touts the No. 2 defense. As the 49ers get ready to host the New York Giants, is it possible their best stretch of football is in front of them?
Let's take a look as we check up on their progress through five weeks.
The Good
Still, I have a hard time thinking anything is better than Roman's rushing attack. Any time you draw up a game plan that nets you 311 rushing yards in one game, you deserve a little bit of praise. Through Week 5, the Niners are averaging 195.8 yards per game on the ground, which is tops in the NFL.
However, the last two weeks have been even more impressive than that 195.8 yard-per-game average. Against Buffalo and New York, the 49ers' backfield piled up 556 yards—that's more than half of their 979 total rushing yards. Frank Gore has led the way with 168 yards the past two weeks, but Kendall Hunter is not far behind with 137 yards of his own.
More than anything, it has truly been a team effort. Against the Bills, seven different 49ers carried the ball, and against the Jets, nine different players rushed out of the backfield. When you deploy a rushing attack like Coach Harbaugh does, it's hard for opposing teams to plan for so many different weapons.
In 23 games as San Francisco's head coach, Harbaugh has already coached four games in which they rushed for more than 200 yards.
As a franchise, they only rushed for 200 yards or more 11 times from 2000-2010.
The Bad
This year, PFF has them as the 10th-worst club in that same category. So, what does it mean? Let's take a quick look at the numbers. Through the first five games of 2011, they had 11 sacks, 23 quarterback hits and 74 hurries. Through the first five contests of the 2012 season, they only have nine sacks, 14 quarterback hits and 39 hurries. That's 46 fewer pressures in the same amount of games.
The biggest difference between this year and last is Justin Smith and Aldon Smith. Both players just aren't getting the same kind of pressure.
Aldon's production could be related to the fact that he is now an every-down player, and Justin's is still a bit of a mystery. Right now, there are few that are worse at rushing the passer than No. 94. Out of the 36 3-4 defensive ends PFF has graded this season, he is No. 31. Only eight total pressures to his name.
Naturally, he's still a monster at stopping the run, but maybe his better days as a pass-rusher are behind him. Only time will tell.
Nevertheless, based on how their team defense looks, I have a feeling they will be okay. Outside linebacker Clark Haggans will be active for the first time this season, so he could be an option in terms of spelling A. Smith. Smith has played 96.5 percent of the 49ers' defensive snaps.
Stock Watch
Rising: Colin Kaepernick
For the second week in a row, his snaps have risen. In Week 4 he logged 11 snaps, and in Week 5 he logged a career-high 20. Twenty snaps may indeed be close to his ceiling, but he is a true playmaker when on the field. At this point, Kaepernick is more Tim Tebow-esque than Tebow is.
Falling: Delanie Walker
Walker has never been the best route runner, and his involvement in the pass game has been minimal. It's hard to imagine he has regressed as a pass catcher, but he has. Last season, PFF had him graded at a minus-4.8 through 18 games in the pass game. This year, he has already hit that same low point in 13 fewer games.
Rising: Chris Culliver
Culliver has been on the field for 157 pass plays this year. Of those 157 plays, he has allowed a measly five receptions. His longest reception allowed is 13 yards, and wide receivers are only averaging 7.6 yards per catch, the fourth-lowest total in the NFL.
Falling: Carlos Rogers
The lack of a pass rush has definitely effected All-Pro cornerback Carlos Rogers. He has allowed 20 receptions on 28 targets, and opposing quarterbacks have a quarterback rating of 92.4 when throwing his way. Last season, quarterbacks only had a rating of 65.1 at season's end.
The Outlook Heading Into Week 6
San Francisco looks absolutely unbeatable right now. They are not only beating teams with ease, they are beating them into submission. Two weeks ago, members of the media claimed certain players on the Jets had quit by the start of the fourth quarter.
Unfortunately, the 49ers won't have the luxury of playing the Jets every week. This week, they are at home for a second straight week, and I have a feeling they have some unfinished business to take care of from 2011. The Giants will be making their third appearance at Candlestick since the beginning of 2011.
Like San Fran, the Giants have won two games in a row, and there's no doubt they would like to make it three. Tom Coughlin has an all-time record of 5-1 against the 49ers. With a win and an Arizona loss, Coach Harbaugh's club could start 5-1 for the second consecutive season and sit alone atop the NFC West for the first time this season.


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Word comes prepackaged with several automatic numbered and bulleted styles. If you've ever manually typed a list of numbers into your document and then added a paragraph to the middle, you'll know the pain of having to readjust all of your numbering manually again throughout the rest of your document. Whether it's a list of 123's, ABC's, or even Roman numerals, Word can automatically apply and adjust numbering when you make a change using numbered styles. Open up a blank document. You can press Ctrl+N on your keyboard.
From the Home Ribbon, under the Paragraph section, the second button on the row in the top says 123. This is for your numbering. I'm just going to click and the number 1 appears. The default numbered list is set to one instead of ABC or Roman numerals I'll type in "Deposit bonus check." When I press Enter, I get the number 2. Since I received my bonus check, the next step is to research vacation destinations.
When I press Enter again, I get the number 3, and my next step is to call my travel agent. Oops! I forgot to add to add "Get passport"; I'm going to make that number 3. I'll place my mouse in front of C in Call and press Enter. The numbering automatically resets for me. I'll click in the number 3, and I'll add my Get passport. How about a Roman numeral list? I'll go down underneath of "Call travel agent" and press Enter.
When I do, I get the number 5. If I press the Enter key again, I'm ready to go with my new list. I'll type in =rand(4,9) and then press the Enter key. When I do, I get four paragraphs with nine sentences each of random text. Next, I'll select all of my new paragraphs and instead of 123, I want this to be Roman numerals, So I'll select Roman numeral from the 123 dropdown list.
Now if I need to insert a paragraph in the middle--let's say after number 2-- I can click at the end of the paragraph, press the Enter key, and my number is automatically reformatted for me. Sometimes instead of a numbered list, we need to use a bulleted list. Let's close this document and switch to our exercise file. There's no need to save the changes. I'll go down to the second page and find that Fact File box.
I'll click in the very first paragraph that starts with "May 13," and then from the Home tab in the Paragraph section again, find the Bullet icon. Click on it once, and it applies the bullet, but it only applies it to the very first paragraph. I need for this whole list to be bulleted text. In order to do that, what I need to do is click on the text box itself. Right now, the text box has a dashed line around it. Once I click on that line, it becomes solid, meaning that the text box is now selected.
Now if I click on Bullets again, the bullets appear on my entire list. Notice that the default bullet is a solid black circle. Let's say we don't like the look of that. I'll click on the down arrow next to Bullets and then just change it to something else I like better. I will select the check mark. Don't worry about the indents; we will fix those later. Word allows you to use symbols as bullet. Let's see if we can find a more appropriate symbol to use as a bullet. Click on the down arrow next to the bulleted list icon, and from here we want to click on Define New Bullet.
We're going to be using a symbol, so click on the Symbol button. The font said that's in use is Wingdings. Click on the down arrow and change it to Webdings. You'll see all kinds of neat little pictures here. Scroll up a bit, and we'll find one that's more appropriate for our document. Here is a bicycle. Click on the bicycle and then click on OK. If you can't find it in your list, you can type in character code 98 here in this box down at the bottom and then click on OK.
Then click on OK again, and our bullet has been replaced with a little bicycle. Now, let's adjust our indents. Up in your ruler, click the square and drag to the left. Still not what you want? How about using a picture as your bullet? We're going to go back up to our down arrow, go to Define New Bullet, and instead of choosing symbol, select picture. We went to find a bike, so type in bike. Make sure that you include content from Office.com. Then click on Go.
Scroll through your list and find a picture that you like that you think will be appropriate for this particular document. I've decided that I want to use this particular icon here. I'll click on it. Click on OK. There's my preview. I can click on OK, and it's been changed. You may notice that you have to reset the indents each time you make these changes. Pictures may be too large to use as bullets, so be careful and see how it looks printed before you're finalizing your document.
The next step will be creating your own style so you can apply bullets, indents, and tabs all in one step. So that's what we will be learning to do in the next chapter. Using automatic numbering in your document can save a lot of time, keeping you from manually retyping numbered lists-- most notably when you have editions in the middle of your document. Bullet, especially when using pictures and symbols, can really add pizzazz, professionalism, or a sense of lightheartedness and fun your document.
- Understanding the five types of styles
- Formatting an entire document with one click
- Creating custom character, paragraph, and table styles
- Setting font, document, and template defaults
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- Modifying styles automatically
- Editing, hiding, and recommending styles
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text: Happy Birthday little man. Today is Camden's 3rd birthday and I can't believe it. He's grown so much over the last year, it's amazing. Camden is such a sweet little boy. He's a little shy, stubborn, and knows exactly what he wants, but he's also the cuddliest guy I know. He'll never pass up an opportunity to get and give cuddles and share his love. He's really smart. The boy plays games on the iPad better than me, lol. It truly is amazing to watch. He loves playing with his big sister, loves EVERYTHING cars, and loves reading his bedtime stories. Happy birthday little man. We love you so much and you've brought so much joy to our lives. We had an awesome monster party for Cam on the weekend and it was so much fun. Here's some of the pictures of my little guy's big day:


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Morsels for the mind – 16/8/2013
Every day we provide you with #SixIncredibleThingsBeforeBreakfast to nibble away at. Here you can fill your brain with the most intellectually stimulating "amuse bouches" from the past week – a veritable smorgasbord for the cranium. They're all here for you to load up your plate – this week's "Morsels for the mind". Enjoy!
Feather, fur & fin – birds, beasts, fishes, and the things they do
Matter of pride. Most amazing gallery of lion activity you will ever see. And here's the robot that got the shots. View of the week.
Amazing animals. African wildlife showcased using camera trap GIFs.
Berry nice. Wolf reintroductions mean more berries for bears. Elizabeth Preston tells this tale of a howling success.
Crèche care. "Nursery nests" best for lemurs early in life.
Now that's cool. How sea lion pups beat the heat.
Just like mom. Female gibbons teach their daughters to sing.
Familiarity breed empathy? Dogs yawn most contagiously when it involves their companion human.
Paws for thought. Dogs will help you, but only if they know you need help.
Hard luck story. On the evolution of penis bones. Carl Zimmer lays it all bare.
Bright birds, better broods. Dull feathers make for worse moms.
Life in the fast lane. Shiny-feathered birds speciate quicker.
Merciless menu. All pangolin species endangered on account of illegal trade as food for humans. Sheesh.
A view to a kill. Online videos of cute, endangered animals fuels trade of these rare animals. A pet peeve.
We're going to need a bigger boat. Of whale sharks, biology, local knowledge & ecotourism. Beautifully woven post by Ferris Jabr.
The good, the bad, & the ugly. The best and worst of shark week. Excellent synopsis by David Shiffman.
Stirred, not shaken. Want a recipe for a real sharknado? Science has one for you!
Eye off the ball. As suspected, fears of Danish testicles being bitten by fish were overblown.
Cold comfort. Bone-munching worms thrive in frigid waters. A bone-chilling find!
Terrible beauty. Glass sponges are gorgeous, and invading the Antarctic ocean floor.
Bugs' life – insects and other things that creep, crawl and otherwise delight
Colourful characters. The rainbow world of katydids. Really cool stuff from Becky Crew.
Bites, bugs and BO. Intriguing hypotheses re: mosquito preferences & microbe-produced body odour.
Fly away home. Flight of the monarch butterfly mapped in great detail.
Take off! Insects launch into flight. Great stuff from Sean McCann.
Marvellous misdirection. Backwards butterfly self-mimics. Heidi Smith on one intriguing insect.
'Til death do us part. Bees are altruistic to the bitter end.
Beat defeat. Termites drum to warn of danger.
Hair-raising skill. Caterpillar protects pupae with woven hairs.
Earning its stripes. The aptly named tiger spider.
Third time lucky? Spider attracts mate with third pair of legs.
"Spiders are skilful, amusing, and useful." EB White shares why he wrote Charlotte's Web. Lovely.
Dance sensation. Peacock spider struts his stuff.
Beautiful botanicals – wonders of the photosynthesising world – that is, mainly plants
Apple of my eye. Of red fruit, vision and evolution. There more to this than meets the eye.
Seeds of despair. Baobab relied on now-extinct tortoise to disperse seed. Amazing story by John Platt.
Algal aid. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria provide algae's vitamin B12. Cool story by Sarah Shailes.
Bigger is better? The role of big trees in the rainforest. It's huge.
When sweet is not so sweet. Climate warming may produce some sweeter, softer apples.
An accident rings on. Tree rings record Chernobyl's legacy.
Rooting around. Robotic plant probes soil just like the real thing.
Bouncing back. Old rubber sources are on the rebound. Cristy Gelling considers the options.
Fossil finds – organisms of times past – dinosaurs and beyond
Ahead by a neck. Of ostriches and dinosaurs.
Pterrific pterosaurs. Amazing ancient aerial animals.
Short cut to success. Early birds were advantaged by shorter tails.
Getting to the point. Giant, spike-less hedgehogs once walked the planet.
Lasting legacy. Want to leave fossil evidence of your existence? Brian Switek has some tips.
Both humans and Neanderthals were into leather. We have the tools to prove it.
Microscopic marvels – smaller than the eye can see, but big in action – bacteria, fungi and viruses
Listen up. Infectious microbes "eavesdrop" on the good ones.
Perfect partnership. Pair of oceanic microbes fixes undersea nitrogen.
Mind the mould. Robot puts an emotional face on slime mould. Creepy.
Confounding carriers. Polio could be eradicated if the last folks carrying it could be found.
Beyond ruffling feathers. Poultry industry antibiotic use may contribute to human deaths.
Molecular machinery – the toils of the macromolecules of life – nucleic acids and proteins (and others) – from molecules to cells to organs to organisms (including genetics & genomics)
Sweet surrender? Sugar seems to take a toll on mice, but is this really relevant to humans? Probably not. Need to overcome the myth of the toxic avenger.
Rewinding the clock. A "resurrected" protein gives a glimpse back in time. Beautiful story by Simon Redfern.
A shot in the arm. New malaria vaccine is 100% effective. Amazing story by Declan Butler.
Molecular mix-up. Chromosome mismatches leading to cancer are caught on film.
Getting into shape. Cells eat to smooth things out.
Two hearts beat as one. Human stem cells help mouse heart cells find their rhythm.
"One fateful week, Wilson's career—and…the entire field of gene therapy—went into free fall." Amazing piece on the rise and fall and rise of gene therapy by Carl Zimmer.
Sporting a bad mutation. Folks with sickle cell trait must exercise caution when doing sports.
Lethal landscapes. Relationship between cancer, epigenetics, and fitness landscapes. Superb.
Earth, wind and fire – planet shaping – geology, meteorology, oceanography, the environment & climate
Breaking up is hard to do? Not when it's a chain reaction shattering an Antarctic ice sheet.
Capturing carbon. Northern forests stoking up on CO2 more than expected.
Star attractions – the final frontier, space
Mind expanding. Watch as a galaxy expands. Awesome.
Stellar get-together. Dwarf and giant galaxies collide, and it looks stupdendous.
Light entertainment. Amazing observations of quasar photons.
Interstellar odd couple. A red cloud and a blue cloud hang out together in space.
Magnetic personality. Black hole at the centre of our galaxy is a giant magnet. That's the hole story, of a giant in its (magnetic) field.
Lasting impressions. The light of dead stars.
Out for a spin. Workings of our galaxy's black hole.
Holey moley! Corey Powell squeezes super lemonade out of his lemon of an interview on the coronal hole.
Which end is up? Pluto's cartography problem. As if Pluto needs more problems!
Martian marvels. Art courtesy of Curiosity. Adam Mann has extracted all of the best stuff from the first year archive for you.
'Round they go. Clumps of copper needles orbit the Earth. Why they are there will astonish you.
Forces of nature – big-ticket items – cosmology, mathematics, computation, chemistry, physics, ecology & evolution
A matter of matter? Might neutrinos be the spawn of dark matter?
Einstein in err? Did he really call the use of a "cosmological constant" his "biggest blunder"? Great dissection of a great question, by Rebecca Rosen.
One cool cat. Physicist Erwin Schrödinger & his famous cat celebrated in a Goggle doodle.
A sucker born every minute? The notion of moving things around with pneumatics is not so new.
Matters of mind – how we, and other animals, perceive our world and our place in it
Out with a bang? Stunning evidence that the brain engages in a burst of organised activity as it dies (at least in rats). Phenomenal story beautifully covered by Ed Yong, Rebecca Morelle, Anil Seth, and Brandon Keim.
Ye of little faith…appear to be more intelligent. At least according to the latest meta-analysis. Akshat Rathi does a wonderful job of covering a subject where angels fear to tread.
Celling the brain. On the importance of Neuron Doctrine. Excellent piece by Mo Costandi.
Seeing things. Remarkable retinal neuron circuits. Great combination of words and images by Charlotte Stoddart & Richard Johnston.
Gorgeous get-together. Neurotransmitter receptors cluster just like stars in galaxies.
Illuminating the mind. Photon-based technique shines a light on neural networks.
Beach blanket bingo. How to get your own patch of sand? Science!
Hearing is believing? What we hear may shape what we see, and if we see it at all. Amazing read by Virginia Hughes.
Mind the gap. How the brain fills in the things we don't see. Spectacular piece by Rebecca Schwarzlose.
Seeing is believing? How blind spots are integral to our perception of the world.
"It's a bit of a clichéd thing to say, but we need more research." Pete Etchells makes a great case for depression research.
Now, where was I? Great explainer on grid cells, place cells & navigation.
Growing dissatisfaction. The psychological basis of folks' distrust of GMOs. Excellent, important piece by Maria Konnikova.
Rhythm method. Getting a good night's sleep is all about riding the circadian cycle.
Mind the web. Psychology is crucial for curbing online trolling and abuse.
Have you herd? Following the crowd skews online rating systems. Intriguing find, nicely explained by Alok Jha.
Totally flocked up. How the herd effect dictates popularity via reddit.
Feeling sad? Blame Facebook. Intriguing.
Too much sharing? It's not Facebook's settings that are the problem. It's in our nature. Superb, by Ian Leslie.
Spirits in the material world? Nope. Here's what make Ouija boards move. Cool.
Behind the scenes – the workings of the museum – discovery and communication
Better natured. On the relationship between Nature and reading kids a bedtime story. Wonderful, lovely essay by Liam Henegham. Read of the week.
Read all about it! There has never been a better time to be a science reader. Awesome piece by Tom Levenson.
It's complicated. When it comes to trusting science, multiple factors are in play. Great dissection of the evidence by Liz Neeley.
Small diseases, big steps. Grassroots approach to promoting research on "orphan diseases".
"Hack" and "tack". Their meanings relative to cancer, autism, genes and bad reporting. Great critique by Emily Willingham.
The major key. First year professors are crucial in shaping the discipline that undergrads choose.
Wanna new drug? It's gonna cost you. A lot. A real eye-opener.
Sex sells? Some deem adverts for exhibit on the science of sex "too racy". Hmm.
Facts laid bare. The trouble with science nerds and sex. Nice exposé of confirmation bias.
Missing in action. The bias produced by unpublished data. Important, by Tania Browne.
"That's science, baby. Take it or leave it." How psychology most definitely is a science.
Doing it write. Rituals done right before writing might actually improve your writing.
This. Is. Painful. But you must read it as an example of how not to communicate science. First sentence is a doozey!
In pursuit of happiness? Here's what science says may work. Brilliant piece by Belle Beth Cooper.


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The Capital Leadership Award Application
The Capital Leadership Award is designed to assist qualified Arts & Sciences and Engineering students in paying for expenses associated with internships or co-operative experiences in the Washington, D.C., area. For simplicity, hereafter the term internship will be used to refer to both types of experiential education experiences.
All students applying for this award must complete the Financial Aid for International Study/Domestic Internships form and submit it to financial aid by the deadline below. Applicants who have not completed the financial aid form will not be considered for the Capital Leadership Award.
Submit the complete application by 4:30 p.m., on Monday, March 16.


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Startseite / Dynamic Publishing-Ressourcenzentrum
So you've decided that you can improve productivity, control costs, and improve customer satisfaction through automated, cross-media publishing. How do you get started?
Join JoAnn Hackos, President of Comtech Services Inc. and PG Bartlett as they look at the best practices in adopting dynamic publishing with an overview of what you need to consider when determining your dynamic publishing roadmap.
In the eSeminar you will learn:
How your publishing vision supports your organization's main goals; Which approach best meets your organization's need; How to create a phased plan; Best practices for running a successful project.