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The Gardener's Golden Investment: nothing adds more to your spring garden than Daffodils. Perennial, Deer Resistant, Easy to Grow, and magnificently beautiful — what more can you ask for? Daffodil flower bulbs all bloom beautifully the first spring, and then give you more flowers each year. And whether you plant them in formal flowering bulb beds or naturalize them in woodland or wildflower gardens, once they're planted, you do nothing. And they lead the floral parade every spring. Call them daffodils, narcissus or jonquils, but plant them! And enjoy!
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Large Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Mix
A mix of the best and longest blooming daffodils. You'll just love all the colors. Ideal for mass plantings and excellent for naturalizing. (Narcissus)
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Daffodil Bulbs Rock Garden Mix
This stunning mix gives you all the smaller beauties--doubles, bi-colors, the works. Perfect for planting in a rock garden. (Narcissus)
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Trumpet Daffodil Bulbs Dutch Master
Dutch Master or King Alfred Improved has been America's favorite daffodil for decades. It's great for naturalizing and creates the perfect early burst of classic yellow color. (Narcissus)
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Double Daffodil Bulbs Rip Van Winkle
Rip Van Winkle is a great dwarf daffodil that has fully double yellow flowers, almost like a chrysanthemum. (Narcissus)
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Double Daffodil Bulbs Yellow Cheerfulness
Yellow Cheerfulness has been a heirloom favorite since 1937. It has showy double primrose yellow flowers with a wonderful fragrance. Each stem produces 2-4 flowers that last up to 4 weeks. (Narcissus)
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Daffodil Bulbs Martinette
Martinette is a wonderfully fragrant daffodil with golden yellow petals and a rich, orange trumpet. It will grow well in your rock garden. (Narcissus jonquilla)
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Large Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Scarlet Ohara
Scarlet O'Hara is about as colorful as a daffodil can get. Bright yellow petals with a flaming orange cup. (Narcissus)
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Trumpet Daffodil Bulbs Akita
Akita boasts striking, apricot-orange trumpets with bright yellow petals. This Daffodil will create a cheery statement both in the garden and cut for stunning spring bouquets. (Narcissus)
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Large Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Brackenhurst
16-18" tall. This bold-yellow daffodil has a 'sun-proof' orange-red cup. 'Brakenhurst', is a long blooming perennial daffodil. Early spring blooming.
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Miniature Daffodil Bulbs Jetfire
This dwarf daffodil has deep yellow petals and a corona that ranges from orange to red, creating floral fireworks when it blooms. (Narcissus cyclamineus)
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Double Daffodil Bulbs Tahiti
Elegant double flowers with the perfect mix of gold and orange for an almost rose-like bloom. Beautiful! (Narcissus)
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Large Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Fortissimo
Fortissimo pulls out all the stops when it comes to size and color. Pure rich gold petals and a large cup of glowing orange. (Narcissus)
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Large Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Altruist
Large, copper-cream blooms surround a striking red center to create a unique statement in the spring garden. Altruist's blooms are perfect for enjoying in the garden or cutting for gorgeous spring bouquets. (Narcissus)
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Miniature Daffodil Bulbs Prototype
8" tall. The soft yellow petals of these 'Prototype' miniature daffodils, strike a beautiful contrast with the strongly colored pink cup, they make for a delicate addition to your garden. Mid-spring blooming.
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Trumpet Daffodil Bulbs Holland Sensation
Holland Sensation gives you golden yellow trumpets with pure white petals. A real dazzler in bloom. (Narcissus)
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Small Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Jamestown
14-17" tall. Mid-spring blooming. This small cupped daffodil variety has overlapping white petals with a yellow trumpet. This variety has been a vigorous performer.
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Butterfly Daffodil Bulbs Smiling Twin
This stunning bi-color Daffodil boasts a ruffled, yellow center set on gorgeous, pure-white petals. Smiling Twin is a true conversation-starter in any garden.
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Miniature Daffodil Bulbs White Tete-a-Tete
6-8" tall. Early spring blooming. 'Toto' is vigorous, naturalizing cultivar. This white version of 'Tete-a-Tete' will grow to create drifts of soft white blooms in your garden.
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Tazetta Daffodil Bulbs Geranium
Geranium is a dwarf daffodil with an amazing fragrance. Each stem produces several pure white petals with bright orange centers. (Narcissus tazetta)
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Large Cupped Daffodil Bulbs Professor Einstein
16" tall. Mid-to-late-spring blooming. This daffodil variety will make large colonies in your garden, and is sure to delight you for many years to come. In sunny western gardens, we recommend planting in afternoon shade to prevent the cup from fading.
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Carnival investors seek safe harbor
Stock on track to end week down about 4%
For passengers on-board the Carnival Triumph, Friday marked the end of a days-long ordeal at sea.
Shareholders in Carnival Corp. may also be breathing a sigh of relief, as the cruise line operator hopes to move past its public relations nightmare.
The stock is on track to end the week down about 4%.
The biggest sell-off came Wednesday, when shares sank 5% after company warned that its earnings would be hurt in the first quarter due to costs associated with the ill-fated voyage.
Analysts say the negative headlines should begin to dissipate now that the passengers, who had been stranded on the powerless cruise ship in the Gulf of Mexico since Sunday, have returned to shore.
The Triumph's plight was widely reported, with passengers detailing the deteriorating conditions on social media.
Passengers reported sewage sloshing in the hallways and, in some cases, running down the walls of cabins. Still others said the power outage forced people, especially those in the lower decks or inside cabins, to drag their mattresses to outside decks because of stifling heat.
Needless to say, this is not good publicity for the cruise industry, said Jamie Katz, an analyst who covers Carnival at Morningstar. But the safety protocols on the Triumph appear to have worked, and the episode did not result in any reports of serious injury, she added.
"People were inconvenienced, but it doesn't sound like their safety was put at risk," she said.
The safe return of the Triumph is in contrast to the disaster that occurred just over a year ago on Carnival's Costa Concordia. That ship ran aground off the coast of Italy, in a wreck that left 32 people dead.
"This is not like last year, where the captain jumped ship," said Katz. "Everyone did what they were supposed to do."
Still, the bad press could hurt bookings in the short run, particularly among first-time cruisers. But veteran cruisers are a loyal bunch and will probably not be dissuaded by the latest debacle, according to a report by analysts at Nomura Securities.
"Cruise loyalists and investors should be undaunted by ugly headlines over the long term," said the analysts.
Despite the hit to earnings, Nomura sees this week's sell-off as a buying opportunity, since malfunctions like the one that disabled the Triumph should not happen again, in theory.
The episode could also present an opportunity for those looking to book a cruise in the near future. The negative news could "generate some discounting in the near term" as cruise operators seek to win back business, said Katz.
-- CNN Wires contributed to this report.
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Hampshire County Council's Executive Member for Culture and Recreation, Councillor Keith Chapman will be asked to consider the budget for delivering arts, museums, libraries and countryside services across Hampshire in the year ahead, at his Decision Day on 21 January 2013.
The budget report for 2013/14 sets aside £22.356million to continue to provide these services, as well as provide the various grants awarded to cultural, community and recreational organisations in Hampshire. The efficiencies that need to be made for 2013/14 are aimed at avoiding impact on services to the public at the Council's libraries, museums, arts centres, and country parks.
Early and decisive action taken by Hampshire County Council to respond to the national deficit reduction programme, achieved savings of £100million over the last two years, putting the Council in a strong position to tackle future funding challenges, which are expected to be even tougher from 2015/16.
The report sets out how Culture and Recreation services will tackle further efficiencies to reduce their budgets by two per cent to help meet the major pressures and demands.
Like other services, the next two years will be used to further develop new ways of working for Culture and Recreation services, transforming the way some of these services are delivered to make them more sustainable so that Hampshire residents can continue to receive the quality services they need, at lowest cost.
Ongoing support from the volunteers who operate in Hampshire's community museums, libraries and the countryside, and help deliver various cultural and recreational services, will continue to be extremely valuable in future. Meanwhile, providing residents with ongoing and improved access to Hampshire's beautiful countryside and its 2,900 miles of footpaths, will remain a key priority for the County Council in the year ahead.
The majority of savings will come from the Library Service as a result of staff vacancies that will not be filled. More modern and innovative services to the public will also be provided, with the introduction of self-service machines in Hampshire's libraries, for example, to free up staff time to help customers. In addition, greater use of web-based services including online book renewals and reservations will be on offer. An increase in library charges, including library fines is not being proposed.
Among the challenges facing Culture and Recreation services in future, is securing ways to continue to increase visitor numbers and income to Hampshire attractions when nationally, visitor numbers are declining in the current economic climate. Work will also take place to develop more all-weather facilities such as the Play Barn at Staunton Country Park, to allow more people to enjoy Hampshire's countryside venues, even in poor weather. In addition, in the early part of 2013, the Council will continue to explore the potential for setting up a Charitable Trust to support its work, and that of partner local authorities, in delivering and safeguarding arts, museum and heritage services across Hampshire in the future.


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The Obama administration proposed updated guidelines on Friday that would allow religious-affiliated organizations opposing contraception to opt out of a federal mandate requiring that they provide their employees with insurance coverage for birth control.
The draft rule would give women at non-profit, religious-based organizations, like certain hospitals and universities, the ability to receive contraception through separate health policies at no charge.
The compromise is consistent with last year's announcement by President Barack Obama on the contraception mandate, administration officials said.
It also continues his administration's attempts to resolve the contentious issue of how non-profit organizations can decline to provide contraception coverage to their employees on religious grounds without facing a penalty.
"Today, the administration is taking the next step in providing women across the nation with coverage of recommended preventive care at no cost, while respecting religious concerns," Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said in a statement.
"We will continue to work with faith-based organizations, women's organizations, insurers and others to achieve these goals," she said.
As part of the new initiative, groups that are insured -- such as student health plans at religious colleges -- would be required to let their insurer know that certain participants would like contraception coverage.
"The insurer would then notify enrollees that it is providing them with no-cost contraceptive coverage through separate individual health insurance policies," the HHS statement said.
Although the agency has not estimated final costs of the plan, it said that offering free coverage would actually lower expenses over the long term, partly due to improvement in women's health and fewer childbirths.
Because the insurer would be covering the costs, the changes would allow religious organizations morally opposed to contraception to avoid paying for it.
An original mandate on providing contraception was part of the new federal healthcare law spearheaded by Obama, the Affordable Care Act. It required that insurers provide, at no cost to those insured, all forms of contraception approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
Houses of worship were exempt immediately and the administration widened those exemptions last year to include other religiously affiliated organizations, like universities and hospitals.
That still left groups across a wide spectrum of faiths, many of which teach that contraception is morally wrong, covered by the mandate. They denounced it as an infringement of religious liberty. A group of 43 Catholic organizations challenged the rules in federal court in May.
The administration had long defended the mandate, saying that it did not violate religious liberties.
The new proposal also clarifies the definition of a religious employer.
Instead of using a multi-part test that requires an employer to show "religious values as its purpose" and to "employ persons who share its religious tenets," the proposed requirement would follow the International Revenue Code's definition that includes "churches, other houses of worship, and their affiliated organizations."
Following an uproar among religious institutions that didn't want to pay for contraceptives, the Obama administration in March offered several alternatives. The plan unveiled on Friday is a result of that effort.
The updated rules proposal will be open for public comment through April 8. The administration would then decide whether to make it final.
A source with knowledge of the matter but not authorized to speak on the record said administration officials planned to discuss the new plan with faith-based organizations on Friday. The source also said the administration called key leaders, including presidents of Catholic universities, before the announcement.
Women's groups, including Planned Parenthood and NARAL Pro-Choice America, heralded the announcement
"Today's draft regulation affirms yet again the Obama administration's commitment to fulfilling the full promise of its historic contraception policy," said Ilyse Hogue, president of NARAL. "Thanks to this commitment, most American women will get birth control coverage without extra expense."
"This policy makes it clear that your boss does not get to decide whether you can have birth control," said Cecile Richards, President of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, took a wait-and-see approach.
Today, the administration issued proposed regulations regarding the HHS mandate" he said in a statement. "We welcome the opportunity to study the proposed regulations closely. We look forward to issuing a more detailed statement later."
Not all groups characterized it as a compromise, however.


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Jamaica 'Gets Happy' with Super Bowl buzz
Volkswagen ad called racist by some, but Jamaica is smiling
Debate all you want about a white guy from Minnesota using a fake Jamaican accent to capture the "Get Happy" spirit of Jamaica in Volkswagen's Super Bowl 2013 advertisement.
While debates about racism abound, the Jamaica Tourism Board seems thrilled with the attention.
In response to the ad, Jamaica's tourism officials put together a "Get Happy in Jamaica" package for visitors to enjoy savings on travel April 1 through June 30.
Jamaican musician Jimmy Cliff, whose recording of "Come On, Get Happy" serves as background music, asked people to focus on the song's message via his Facebook page.
"I chose to record the song that's part of the Volkswagen Super Bowl campaign because it has a great message and it is something that people can apply to everyday life," Cliff wrote.
"I have personally seen the positive effects of Reggae music and Jamaican culture. I am a proud Jamaican and stand by this campaign, I feel like people need to focus on peace and unity. Blessed Love!"
The Jamaica Tourism Board deal offers a free hotel night at 20 participating hotels, contingent on the purchase of three to five nights. Book by March 15 at Visit Jamaica, click on the "Get Happy in Jamaica" link and use the code GET HAPPY. Seasonal surcharges and blackout dates may apply.
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Senators split on White House fiscal cliff meeting
Updated On: Dec 28 2012 09:38:00 AM CST
Senators who cut short holiday vacations to return to a deadlocked Washington offered varying degrees of optimism Friday on the potential of a fiscal cliff deal emerging from an afternoon meeting between President Barack Obama and congressional leaders.
Sen. Chuck Schumer, speaking on NBC's "Today" show, said he was "a little more optimistic today" about reaching a deal that would avoid the automatic tax increases and spending cuts that will go into effect at the end of the year. Both Republicans and Democrats have sounded increasingly downbeat on the chances of finding a solution before the effects of the cliff kick in.
"Sometimes it's darkest before the dawn," the New York Democrat said, pointing to renewed engagement from Republicans, including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John Boehner. McConnell and Boehner, along with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, will meet with Obama in the Oval Office at 3 p.m. ET Friday.
"The fact that (Boehner's) come back and the four of them are at the table means to me we could come up with some kind of agreement that would avoid the main parts of the fiscal cliff, particularly taxes going up on middle-class people," Schumer said.
Sen. Olympia Snowe, R-Maine, said on CNN's "Starting Point" that a deal must originate between Obama and the four congressional leaders for Americans' confidence to be restored in the federal government.
"It's got to start with the leaders and the president at the White House this afternoon. Hopefully they'll agree to a framework," said Snowe, who is retiring. She told CNN's Ali Velshi that the Democrat-controlled Senate would then vote on any potential measure before sending it to the Republican-held House of Representatives.
"I hope the speaker can get this job done before the end of this year and not defer it to next year," she continued. "We've got to demonstrate we have some capacity left to make decisions in Washington on these very significant issues for the country."
Schumer's and Snowe's optimism was countered by Republican Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee, who downplayed the importance of Friday's meeting on CBS "This Morning."
"This afternoon's meeting feels too much to me like optics to make it look like we're doing something," Corker said. "Let me just say one more time: This is a total dereliction of duty at every level. I've been very surprised that the president has not laid out a very specific plan to deal with this, but candidly Congress could have done the same, and I think the American people should be disgusted."
He predicted the meeting between Obama and the lawmakers would result in a "kick-the-can-down the road" solution, meaning larger questions on tax increases and spending cuts would be put off until next year.
Asked whether lawmakers understood the importance of striking a fiscal cliff deal before the end of the year, Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow of Michigan said her colleagues in the Senate did -- but that a different story was playing out on the other side of Capitol Hill.
"We're having a lot of very important, very good, positive conversations between Democrats and Republicans (in the Senate)," she said on "Starting Point."
"The tough part is in the House. They have taken this very extreme position about protecting the wealthiest Americans at all costs, even holding middle-class families hostage to do it. And that really isn't rhetoric. We're seeing it over and over again."
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As part of a national undertaking known by industry insiders as the "Butterfly Project," a rebranded version of The Daily Advertiser is set to launch with Sunday's edition of the Gannett-owned paper.
Louisiana moved up a slot to 48th in the ranking of healthy states — once again, thank God for Mississippi! — so all this frettin' about Gov. Bobby Jindal's refusal to expand Medicaid per Obamacare ... fuggidaboutit! We don't need Medicaid no more!
The Denham Springs woman who placed Christmas lights in the shape of a butter finger on her roof in a display of anger directed at neighbors has doubled the trouble for the 2013 holiday season.
The New Orleans architect behind the 1984 World's Fair also left his mark on Lafayette.
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The 30-second commercial, to run around the state, is the Democratic senator's first TV spot in her bid for re-election to a fourth term.
It's a number that has edged up but falls far short of the thousands who are eligible for subsidized coverage.
A group of mostly higher education leaders will make recommendations to state lawmakers about how to tweak the policies governing tuition rates charged at the state's public colleges.
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That would be Congressman John Fleming talking about Sen. David Vitter.
The alleged mastermind behind the bribery scheme that went on for four years under DA Mike Harson's nose isn't just schizophrenic, bipolar and recovering from mini strokes; he now says he has cancer.
Louisiana's higher education leaders are trying to work out a financing deal to keep the state's public colleges from running low on state cash to operate their campuses.
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DEC 11 It's the holiday season, and that means you can count on seeing some pretty crazy stuff going down at the Wal-Mart, but this story out of Marshall, Texas takes the cake. A man went in and attacked a couple of people with a hatchet. Who stopped him? A customer who started launching soup cans at him -- and connected with his noggin. The story tells us that while some folk were injured, everyone's been released from the hospital.
DEC 11 Blogger Tom Aswell joins the ranks of those looking into the "Fund for Louisiana's Future," which of course is not really aimed at improving our future. So far, it seems aimed at getting Louisiana to remove its $100,000 cap on campaign contributions, he tells us. Also, it is overseen by the same guy who tried to give us President Mitt Romney -- and he seems bent on picking our next governor.
DEC 11 Here's a post on NOLA Defender from the chef de cuisine at Delmonico's about gumbo. Chef Anthony Scanio shares childhood food memories that aren't quite a warm and fuzzy cliche -- but they certainly sound authentic. His personal story isn't just about food, it's a true New Orleans boy's upbringing. It's a cool story, and it ends with recipes for seafood gumbo and red beans.
DEC 11 Blogger Lou Gehrig Burnett writes here on Bayou Buzz about GOP efforts to mount a candidate against Sen. Mary Landrieu -- "a" being the operative word. So far, Bill Cassidy and Rob Maness are both in the race, and as long as the ultra-conservative Maness remains he poses a threat to the Republicans' hopes to unseat Mary. There's also a bit on what's up in Texas -- where Gov. Rick Perry's rejection of Medicaid money is causing other lawmakers some trouble.
DEC 11 Qualifying for New Orleans municipal races opens today, and Gambit's Clancy DuBos is most interested in people running against Sheriff Marlin Gusman, a frequent topic of Clancy's posts -- and a lot of other media posts as well. So far, the most interesting candidate expected to qualify is former sheriff Charles Foti. But Gusman's biggest enemy may be himself, given his 33 percent approval rating.
DEC 11 It may be the season of brotherly love, but John Maginnis is not falling for David Vitter's Christmas story. In this post, he poo-poos the very idea that Vitter and his family will spend the holidays in prayerful reflection so that they can decide if the Senator will run for governor. He also gives some predictions on what could happen if Vitter did get elected, throwing in a cautionary reference to the big ole egg laid by the GOP up in North Louisiana's recent Congressional race.
DEC 11 Well, knock us over with a rainbow-colored feather. The Shreveport City Council passed an ordinance granting equal protection to LGBT folks, this KSLA story reports. It basically forbids discrimination against people based on their sexual orientation. According to the story, city workers already have had that protection, since 2009.
DEC 11 That nice lady over in Denham Springs must still be mad at her neighbors for stealing her dog, because she's back up on her roof, making a big ole "one finger salute" in Christmas lights. This story in the Advocate even gives us a picture of the process underway, in case you are experiencing a similar situation and would like some finger-display-creation tips.


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President Barack Obama rode a wave of broad support from minorities, women and moderates to win re-election Tuesday, defeating Republican challenger Mitt Romney in Democratic strongholds and key battleground states.
Returns put Obama at a projected 303 electoral votes to Romney's 206, giving Obama the 270 electoral votes needed to secure a second term.
Joyful supporters danced and cheered at Obama's victory party in Chicago while the mood at Romney's election-night gathering in Boston was somber.
Governor Mitt Romney conceded the race in a telephone call to the president.
He later spoke to supporters, congratulating the president on his victory and wishing him well in dealing the the challenges facing the nation.
Obama withstood a late push by Romney in Pennsylvania and won battleground states of Ohio, Wisconsin and Iowa, according to CNN projections.
He also easily won traditional Democratic strongholds of California, New York and other populous states such as Michigan and Pennsylvania, where Romney mounted a late but unsuccessful push.
Obama received strong support, as expected, from women voters as well as overwhelming support from African-Americans. He also got strong backing from Hispanic voters, similar to the coalition that carried him to victory four years earlier to make him the nation's first African-American president.
Meanwhile, CNN projected that Democrats will retain their majority in the Senate, ensuring another divided Congress after Republicans earlier were projected to hold their majority in the U.S. House.
Obama and Romney ran dead even in final polls that hinted at a result rivaling some of the closest presidential elections in history, reflecting the deep political chasm in the country.
A heavy turnout was reported in much of the nation, and both campaigns expressed confidence that they would prevail in what was expected to be a long night awaiting results from the eight states still up for grabs that will determine the victor.
As predicted, the election was decided in the battleground states, and as the returns emerged, it became clear that Romney was failing to win enough of them to have a chance.
Obama was projected to win in Virginia, Colorado, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, California, Washington, Hawaii, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Wisconsin, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Michigan, New York, Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Vermont, according to ABC, CBS, NBC and other news organizations
Romney won Alaska, North Carolina, Idaho, Missouri, Arizona, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and West Virginia, according the same sources.
With the victory, Obama will face the challenge of leading a country facing chronic federal deficits and debt as well as sluggish economic growth in the wake of a devastating recession and financial industry collapse that confronted Obama when he took office in January 2009.
Around the country, voters formed long lines at polling places after record numbers participated in early balloting, indicating a strong turnout.
Sporadic reports of irregularities included malfunctioning voting machines and other problems, including electoral hardships for some struggling to recover from the devastation of Superstorm Sandy in states in the country's northeast.
A judge in Philadelphia, a heavily Democratic city, ordered election officials to cover a mural of Obama at one school used as a polling location after Republicans complained the painting violated election laws.
Elsewhere in the city, GOP poll monitors were being escorted into precincts by sheriff's deputies after some observers had been denied access earlier in the day, said Tasha Jamerson, a spokeswoman for the district attorney's office.
In New Jersey, which permitted electronic balloting in the aftermath of last week's storm, the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union headed to court on Tuesday on behalf of voters who said their requests for an electronic ballot weren't being acknowledged.
Candidates usually take Election Day off, but both sides made public appearances even as voting was under way.
Obama visited a local Democratic election center in the Chicago area, while Vice President Joe Biden made "an unannounced but long-scheduled" stop in the key battleground state of Ohio.
Romney and his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, also arrived separately in Ohio, with Romney's campaign plane and Air Force Two, which carries the vice president, crossing paths at Cleveland's airport.
Only a handful of states were considered up for grabs and both candidates and their campaigns concluded an exhausting final sprint through them over the weekend and on Monday.
The barnstorming amounted to a montage of Americana electioneering, with Obama and Romney shouting themselves hoarse before boisterous crowds, joined by top surrogates and star power such as Bruce Springsteen singing for Obama and Kid Rock for Romney.
Emotion overtook the president at the end of the day.
His eyes welled with tears as he thanked the people "who've given so much to this campaign over the years," during a stop in Des Moines, Iowa -- a place where his first campaign gained an early foothold in his first run for the White House.
"You took this campaign and made it of your own and you organized yourselves block by block, neighborhood by neighborhood, county by county, starting a movement that spread across the country," Obama said wiping away tears three times as he talked.
For his part, Romney called Obama's record one of underachievement and failure, telling a cheering Virginia crowd at his second stop of the day that "almost every measure he took hurt the economy, hurt fellow Americans."
For Romney, a multimillionaire businessman seeking to become the nation's first Mormon president, the election concluded a six-year quest for the presidency.
Romney also failed in his first bid for the Republican nomination in 2008, then spent the next two years preparing for a second run that began in 2011 with a grueling primary campaign featuring a record 20 debates.
Romney, 65, shifted to the right for the primary race to overcome a broad field that included former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, Texas Gov. Rick Perry, former U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman and businessman Herman Cain.
Romney declared himself "severely" conservative and adopted stances against abortion, gay marriage and a path to legal residency for undocumented immigrants while also opposing higher tax rates as part of a deficit reduction plan. His support remained steady -- though well below a majority -- throughout the primary campaign while opponents dropped out one by one until Romney emerged as the winner and claimed the nomination at the GOP convention in late August.
However, his campaign endured a tough September, due in part to some unforced errors. A secretly recorded video from a May fundraiser became public, showing Romney referring to 47% of the country as dependent on government handouts and therefore unreachable to him as a candidate.
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This report examines the outlook for upstream, which includes MOCVD equipment, rare earth materials and sapphire substrates, is also particularly significant as an indicator of trends in the LED industry as a whole over the next year.
- Global AMOLED market analysis and forecast, 2011-2015
This report analyzes the current state of development and strategies of the two largest AMOLED panel makers, Samsung and LG Display, examines the potential of the AMOLED handset panel and OLED TV markets, and takes an in-depth look at the competitiveness of S. Korea in the AMOLED sector.
- ASPs of TD-LTE chips to remain stable initially as suppliers are limited
While a number of IC vendors have begun shipping chips supporting TD-LTE, including base band chips, radio frequency chips, APs, SoC solutions and soft modems, shipments of base band chips account for a majority share of total TD-LTE chip shipments currently, according to Digitimes Research.