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Free computer access is available at all the libraries.
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Queens Library Public Internet Use Policy.
International Language Collections at the St. Albans Community Library include:
Special Interest/Noteworthy Collections at the St. Albans Community Library include:
| Child Care / Preschools
Community Board
Community Organizations & Services
Fire Department
Local Hospitals
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Parks and Playgrounds
Police Department
Post Office
Private / Parochial Schools
| Public Elementary Schools
Elected Officials
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|Child Care / Preschools
Jamaica NAACP Linden Day Care
189-26 Linden Boulevard
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 978-0400
Montessori Progressive Learning Center, Inc.
195-05 Linden Boulevard
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 723-3967
Quick Start
118-46 Riverton Street
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 978-0800
fax: (718) 527-7930
True Deliverance Christian Pre-School
188-15 Turin Drive
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 978-0601
|Community Board
Queens Community Board 12
90-28 161st Street,
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718)658-3308
fax: (718)739-6997
|Community Organizations & Services
NAACP-Jamaica Branch
189-26 Linden Boulevard
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 723-3653
Parent Leadership Institute, Alumni Association, Inc.
P.O. Box 120310
St. Albans NY , 11412-0310
phone: (718) 276-4263
fax: (718) 723-4993
St. Albans Civic Improvement Association
P.O. Box 120561
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (646) 373-6087
|Fire Department
Engine 317 Ladder 165 Battalion 54
117-11 196th Street
St. Albans NY , 11412
|Local Hospitals
Queens Hospital Center
82-68 164th Street
Jamaica NY , 11432
phone: (718) 883-3000
|Local Newspapers
Queens Chronicle - East Queens Edition
Press of Southeast Queens
|Parks and Playgrounds
St. Albans Memorial Park
Merrick Boulevard, 173 Place, Sayers Avenue
Roy Wilkins -- Southen Queens Park
Baisley & Merrick Boulevards, 115Avenue
Locust Manor Playground (PS 15)
192 Street, S/S 121 Avenue
Nautilus Playground
Merrick & Baisley Boulevards, 120 Avenue
|Police Department
113th Precinct
167-02 Baisley Boulevard
St. Albans NY , 11434
phone: (718) 712-7733
|Post Office
Archie Spigner Post Office
195-04 Linden Boulevard
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (800) 275-8777 (718) 528-5026
|Private / Parochial Schools
Allen Christian School (K-8)
171-10 Linden Boulevard
Jamaica NY , 11434
phone: (718) 657-1676
fax: (718) 291-7751
True Deliverance Christian School (K-5)
188-15 Turin Drive
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 978-0601
|Public Elementary Schools
P.S. 15 Jackie Robinson School (K-5)
121-15 Lucas Street
Springfield Gardens NY , 11413
phone: (718) 525-1670
fax: (718) 723-7613
P.S. 36 The St. Albans School (K-5)
187-01 Foch Boulevard
St. Albans NY , 11412
phone: (718) 528-1862
fax: (718) 723-6928
Riverton Street Charter School (K-3)
118-34 Riverton Street
St. Albans NY, 11412
phone: (866) 642-3676
PS 118 Lorraine Hansberry School
190-20 109 Road
St. Albans NY, 11412
phone: (718) 465-5538
|Elected Officials
The colonial history of St. Albans is rather vague in as much as it wasn't until about 1899 that it received its present name. A committee of residents selected the name St. Albans for the railroad station after the English village of the same name in Hertfordshire, England. It is known that it was an early farming community owned by the families of Nicolas Everitt, Benjamin Carpenter, and Everett Remsen.
The St. Albans Golf Club opened in 1919 along Merrick, Linden, and Baisley Boulevards. Addisleigh Park, a beautiful residential section was developed overlooking the golf course in 1926.
The post-war boom period, which followed 1920, unprecedented expansion in real estate was responsible for bringing in most of the residents who poured into the area. The creation of the government financing agency for home building in the 1930's caused another spurt in real estate activity. The sale of the 100-acre St. Albans Golf Club to a building organization in the 1930s for a housing development did not materialize. The U.S. government acquired the property and the Department of Defense built the St. Albans Naval Hospital. The buildings and grounds are an architectural asset to the community. When the hospital closed in 1974, the Veterans Administration converted the facility into an extended care center. Fifty-three acres were given to the City of New York in 1977 which developed the Roy Wilkins Park.
During the 1940s, the population became more ethnically diverse as Lena Horne, Count Basie, Fats Waller, Roy Campanella, and other prominent African-Americans moved into Addisleigh Park. By the early 1970s, St. Albans was considered an African American community; during the 1980s, immigrants from the Caribbean, Africa, and the United Kingdom settled in the community.
Seyfried, Vincent, "St. Albans" The Encyclopedia of New York City, Yale University Press, 1995:1032-1033.
The Library in St. Albans has a unique history. Then, as now, community involvement has factored into the design and delivery of library services to the residents of St. Albans. On July 16th, 1918, the St. Albans Library was established as a small library called a village collection utilizing the services of volunteers. The Ladies Society and Red Cross workers spearheaded the project. The lending collection was housed in a small room in the Ladies Social Club building on Baisley Boulevard near Farmers Boulevard. Books were given out each week on Wednesdays.
The Library was taken over by Queens Borough Public Library in 1920 and also became a station collection the same year. The club house building was sold and the volunteer librarian relocated. The Library faced closure. The Mother's Club of P.S. 36 came to the rescue. A small bunkhouse which looked like a "lunch wagon" was purchased and made into an attractive library. It was a small building on wheels. The use of a lot on a street very near the railroad station was donated by the owner. The building opened in January 1922. The wagon was used at this site for several years, until development in the area necessitated the moving of the wagon to a new location on Everitt Place where the lot was rent free.
In July 1931, the Library moved to a storefront at 187-10 Linden Boulevard and became a full-fledged branch.
On February 5, 1947, the library received a certificate of registration from the Board of Regents of the State of New York.
The building of the present site, 191-05 Linden Boulevard was erected in 1968. This facility was designed by an African-American architect, Frank Thompson. The city owned building was dedicated on March 10th, 1969.
According to the American Cancer Society, approximately one of two American men and one of three American women will have some type of cancer at some point during their lifetime. Queens Library HealthLink seeks to increase access to cancer screening and cancer treatment among medically underserved communities in Queens. Queens Library HealthLink is a partnership between Queens Library, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Queens Cancer Center of Queens Hospital and the American Cancer Society.


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What the Facebook photo caption reads:
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Officially, the weight readouts for both Windows Phones are as follows (with the iPhone 5, ATIV S and Galaxy S3 to compare against - in order of height, starting with the heaviest):
Both the iPhone 5 and Samsung Galaxy S3 are both considered extremely light, particularly the former. But the HTC 8X actually clocks in (according to specifications) at just 3 grams lighter than the Android handset. We've also added in the ATIV S as well, which is a super light 135 grams. We'll be the first to state HTC's Windows Phone is extraordinarily light and this is reflected in the listing above, so Samsung's ATIV S will also prove to feel good in the hand and pocket.
But Nokia's Lumia 920, which enters the race at a beefy 185 grams, packs a punch - and what a punch that is. Wireless charging, PureView technology (with OIS), PureMotion HD+ screen technology, as well as other bits and pieces. The HTC 8X is no slouch though, with an extra amp, Beats Audio, and similar specifications regarding the CPU, RAM, storage and wireless communications. Let's also not forget that Nokia is renown for building handsets that are able to survive a meteorite impact.
It'll be interesting to see how much weight wireless charging adds onto the Verizon HTC 8X. But is weight anything to argue for? Definitely, should you be into the whole 'light as a feather' business. If solid features are your thing, then there's definitely one Windows Phone 8 that sports absolutely everything.

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Other Proposed Uses
Black cohosh is a tall perennial herb originally found in the northeastern United States. Native Americans used it primarily for women's health problems, but also as a treatment for arthritis, fatigue, and snakebite. European colonists rapidly adopted the herb for similar uses. In the late nineteenth century, black cohosh was the principal ingredient in the wildly popular Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual cramps.
What Is Black Cohosh Used for Today?
Black cohosh's main use today is for the treatment of menopausal symptoms . Meaningful but far from definitive evidence indicates that black cohosh extract might reduce hot flashes as well as other symptoms of menopause.
In the past, black cohosh was believed to be a phytoestrogen, a plant-based substance that has actions similar to estrogen. However, as we describe below, growing evidence indicates that black cohosh does not have general estrogen-like actions. Rather, it may act like estrogen only in certain places: the brain (reducing hot flashes), bone (potentially fighting osteoporosis), and vagina (reducing vaginal dryness).
Black cohosh has also been tried for reducing hot flashes in women who have undergone surgery for breast cancer , but it does not appear to be effective for this purpose.
Finally, black cohosh is sometimes recommended as a kind of general women's herb, said to be effective for a variety of menstrual issues, such as dysmenorrhea , premenstrual syndrome (PMS) , and irregular menstruation. However, there is as yet no meaningful evidence at all that the herb is effective for these conditions.
What Is the Scientific Evidence for Black Cohosh?
Menopausal Symptoms
The body of evidence regarding black cohosh for menopausal symptoms remains incomplete and inconsistent. 53,54
The best study was a 12-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of 304 women with menopausal symptoms. 27 This study appeared to find that black cohosh was more effective than placebo. The best evidence was for a reduction in hot flashes. However, the statistical procedures used in the study were somewhat unusual and open to question.
Promising results were also seen in a 3-month, double-blind study of 120 menopausal women. 48 Participants were given either black cohosh or fluoxetine (Prozac). Over the course of the trial, black cohosh proved more effective than fluoxetine for hot flashes, but fluoxetine was more effective than black cohosh for menopause-related mood changes.
Previous smaller studies have found improvements not only in hot flashes but also in other symptoms of menopause. For example, in a double-blind, placebo-controlled study, 97 menopausal women received black cohosh, estrogen, or placebo for 3 months. 25 The results indicated that the herb reduced overall menopausal symptoms (such as hot flashes) to the same extent as the drug. In addition, microscopic analysis showed that black cohosh had an estrogen-like effect on the cells of the vagina. This is a positive result because it suggests that black cohosh might reduce vaginal thinning. However, black cohosh did not affect the cells of the uterus in an estrogen-like manner; this too is a positive result, as estrogen's effects on the uterus are potentially harmful. Finally, the study found hints that black cohosh might help protect bone. However, a great many of the study participants dropped out, making the results less than reliable.
One study, too small to have reliable results from a statistical point of view, found black cohosh equally effective as 0.6 mg daily of conjugated estrogens. 45
A study reported in 2006 found that black cohosh has weak estrogen-like effects on vaginal cells and possible positive effects on bone (specifically, stimulating new bone formation). 32
An earlier study also found multiple benefits with black cohosh, but its results are difficult to trust. This trial followed 80 women for 12 weeks and compared the effects of black cohosh, estrogen, and placebo. 1 Again, black cohosh improved menopausal symptoms and vaginal cell health. However, in this study estrogen proved less effective than placebo. This result is so difficult to believe that it casts serious doubt on the meaningfulness of the results.
Several other studies are also often cited as evidence that black cohosh is useful for various symptoms of menopause, but in reality they prove nothing at all. 5-9,33 These trials lacked a placebo group. Although women reported improvements in symptoms, there is no way to know whether black cohosh was responsible. Women given placebo reliably report improvements in menopausal symptoms too; a 50% reduction in hot flashes is fairly typical. 10 Thus, it is possible that the benefits seen in these studies had nothing to do with black cohosh.
A substantial (244-participant) double-blind study published in 2007 compared black cohosh against the synthetic hormone tibolone, and found them equally effective for treating menopausal symptoms. 49 Though not approved as a drug in the US, tibolone does appear to be effective for menopausal symptoms, therefore these results are somewhat promising. 50 However, this study lacked a placebo group, and since the placebo effect is powerful for this condition, this omission significantly reduces the meaningfulness of the result.
One interesting double-blind study evaluated a combination therapy containing black cohosh and St. John's wort in 301 women with general menopausal symptoms as well as depression. 37 The results showed that use of the combination treatment was significantly more effective than placebo for both problems.
A smaller study using a combination of the same two herbs found improvements in overall menopausal symptoms as well as cholesterol profile. 47
In contrast, several other studies failed to find benefit. For example, in a 12-month, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of 350 women, participants were given either black cohosh, a multibotanical containing 10 herbs, the multibotanical plus soy, standard hormone replacement therapy, or placebo. 34,51 The results showed that hormone replacement therapy was more effective than placebo, but the other treatments were not. In addition, a double-blind study of 122 women failed to find statistically significant benefits with black cohosh as compared to placebo, 35 as did another study enrolling 132 women, 43 as well as one that involved 124 women using a black cohosh/soy isoflavone combination. 36 These negative outcomes were possibly due to the relatively small sizes of the black cohosh groups. In a condition such as menopausal symptoms, where the placebo effect is strong, and when the treatment is relatively weak, large numbers of participants are necessary to show benefit above and beyond the placebo effect. Nonetheless, this is an impressive number of negative studies, and some question must remain about the efficacy of this herb.
The bottom line: Black cohosh may be modestly effective for reducing hot flashes and other symptoms of menopause, but doubts remain.
Some interesting information has developed regarding how black cohosh may work. In the past, the herb was described as a phytoestrogen, a plant-based chemical with estrogen-like effects. However, subsequent evidence indicates that black cohosh is not a general phytoestrogen, but may act like estrogen in only a few parts of the body: the brain (reducing hot flashes) and bone (potentially helping to prevent or treat osteoporosis), and, perhaps to some extent, in the vagina. 2,3,11-13,16,18,21-25,28-29,38,51 It does not appear to act like estrogen in the breast or the uterus. 51 If this theory is true, black cohosh is a selective-estrogen receptor modifier (SERM) somewhat like the drug raloxifen (Evista). However, more evidence is needed to establish the facts of the matter.
Female Infertility
Because of it estrogenic properties, researchers investigated whether black cohosh might be helpful in women who were having difficulty conceiving. Women with unexplained infertility who were not responding clomiphene, a commonly used medication to induce ovulation, were randomly divided into two groups. Both groups continued to receive clomiphene, but the women in one of the groups also received 120 mg of black cohosh. Pregnancy rates were significantly higher in the black cohosh plus clomiphene group compared to the clomiphene only group. 52
Breast Cancer Survivors
Women who have had treatment for breast cancer frequently experience hot flashes, often but not always due to the use of the estrogen-antagonist medications like tamoxifen . Estrogen treatment is not an option for this problem, as it might increase risk of cancer recurrence. Because black cohosh does not seem to have estrogen-like actions in the breast, researchers felt safe to try it in 85 women who had undergone treatment for breast cancer. 4 Unfortunately, the results were not encouraging: in this 2-month, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, black cohosh did not reduce hot-flash symptoms.
The most commonly used dosage of black cohosh is 1 or 2, 20-mg tablets twice daily of a standardized extract, manufactured to contain 1 mg of 27-deoxyactein per tablet.
Note: An analysis of 11 available black cohosh products found that 3 of them contained an Asian herb related to black cohosh rather than the proper herb. 39
Make sure not to confuse black cohosh with the toxic herb blue cohosh(Caulophyllum thalictroides).
Safety Issues
Black cohosh seldom produces any side effects other than occasional mild gastrointestinal distress. One rigorous study looked for possible deleterious effects on cholesterol levels, blood sugar, and blood coagulability, and did not find any. 46 Studies in rats have found no significant toxicity when black cohosh was given at 90 times the therapeutic dosage for a period of 6 months. 15 Since 6 months in a rat corresponds to decades in a human, this study appears to make a strong statement about the long-term safety of black cohosh.
Unlike estrogen, black cohosh does not stimulate breast-cancer cells growing in a test tube. 16-18,40-42 However, black cohosh has not yet been subjected to large-scale studies similar to those conducted for estrogen. For this reason, safety for those with previous breast cancer is not known. Also, because of potential hormonal activity, black cohosh is not recommended for adolescents or pregnant or nursing women.
There are a growing number of case reports in which it appeared that use of a black cohosh led to severe liver injury. 26,31,44 However, it is not clear whether the cause was black cohosh itself, or a contaminant present in the product.
One highly preliminary study found that black cohosh might reduce the effectiveness of the chemotherapy drug cisplatin . 30
Safety in young children or those with severe liver or kidney disease is not known.
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If you are taking cisplatin , black cohosh might reduce its effectiveness.
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Raynaud disease and phenomenon are problems with the blood vessels. It causes blood flow problems to the fingers ears, nose, and lips.
Raynaud disease (primary Raynaud) is the most common form. There are no other associated medical conditions.
Raynaud phenomenon (secondary Raynaud) is the more severe form. It occurs along with other medical conditions such as:
Blood vessels normally narrow in response to cold temperatures or emotional stress. Raynaud is an exaggerated response to these triggers. The narrow blood vessels make it difficult to get enough blood flow to certain areas of the body. Fingers are affected most often.
It is not known what causes this abnormal reaction, but it is probably related to a problem of the nervous system. Secondary Raynaud is believed to be caused by the associated disease.
Risk Factors
Raynaud is more common in females and those aged 15-40 years old. Factors that may increase your chance of Raynaud include:
Activities that involve repeated stress to hands such as:
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- A connective tissue disease, such as scleroderma
- Diseases of the arteries, including atherosclerosis
- Injuries to the hands or feet, such as wrist fractures or frostbite
- Smoking
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- Estrogen-containing medications
An attack of Raynaud may last a few minutes to a few hours. It usually comes on in response to the cold or during emotional distress. During an attack, symptoms may include:
Skin discoloration–color may change to white, blue, and red
- White occurs when the arteries narrow or collapse
- Blue appears when the fingers, toes, or other areas are not getting enough oxygen-rich blood
- The skin turns red and may become swollen when the attack subsides and blood returns
- Throbbing and tingling sensations, stinging, pain, and swelling of the affected area. This may occur at the end of the attack as blood flow returns to the area.
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Tests may include:
- Nailfold capillaroscopy—study of the capillaries under a microscope
- Thermography
Blood tests—to help distinguish between Primary and Secondary Raynaud, and help identify underlying autoimmune conditions:
- Complete blood count
- Antinuclear antibody test
- Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
There are several ways to reduce the symptoms of Raynaud during an attack:
Create Warmth for Fingers and Toes
- Run warm (not hot) water over fingers and toes as quickly as possible. However, do not place anything hot on your skin, as it may cause damage.
- If you are outside, move inside.
- Place your hands on a warm area of the body, such as under your armpits or on the abdomen.
Stimulate Blood Flow
Try to stimulate blood circulation by wiggling your fingers and toes. Make wide circles with your arms.
When the above measures fail, medications may help relieve symptoms. Medications that can affect blood vessel size include:
- Calcium channel blockers
- Alpha-blockers
- PDE5 inhibitors
- IV prostanoids
Rarely, surgery may be done when symptoms are persistent and debilitating. This involves cutting the sympathetic nerves that supply the affected fingers. These nerves control the expansion and narrowing of blood vessels.
Chemical Injection
Chemicals may be injected into the nerve that is responsible for the narrowed blood vessel. The chemical stops the nerve.
Treating Underlying Medical Condition
Treating the underlying disorder will help manage the symptoms of Secondary Raynaud.
There are no current guidelines for preventing Primary or Secondary Raynaud. To help prevent Raynaud symptoms:
- Stay warm. Avoid cold temperatures when possible.
- Dress in layers.
- Wear clothing that covers extremities such as hats, gloves, or socks.
- Learn to adapt to stressful situations.
- If you smoke, talk to your doctor about how to successfully quit .
- Exercise regularly .
- Consider using biofeedback training to control body temperature.
- Avoid the use of medications known to worsen Raynaud.
To minimize the risk of complications from Raynaud:
- Keep skin on fingers and toes protected.
- Avoid injuries.
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A former horse pasture provides the perfect spot for this breathtaking garden
As a classic novel unfolds--leisurely, lyrical, nuanced, and interwoven with subtle clues about dramatic developments to come--so does landscape architect Sydney Baumgartner's garden. Set at the foot of a seminary tower at Mission Santa Barbara, the much-visited garden surrounding her 1950s home occupies a former horse pasture. "It's astounding what horse manure can do to make things grow!" exults Sydney, whose approach is pragmatic and aesthetic in equal measures.
Both property and owner have distinguished pedigrees. Sydney's home was designed by Jerome Cerny, famed for Chicago skyscrapers and handsome Lake Forest, Illinois, homes. And although the garden was mainly a bleak sea of weeds, juniper, and white rocks when Sydney bought it 30 years ago, its gorgeous courtyard, stone walls, and steps were designed by 1920s-era landscape designer Ralph Stevens, known for the ravishing public gardens he created in California.
Sydney herself is the protégé of the eminent late landscape architect Elizabeth de Forest, aunt of Sydney's then-husband, who in '70s sealed the young Sydney's fate with these words: "Well, dearie, I'm getting on. Come and work for me." Thrillingly, the two collaborated on a garden at George Washington's Mount Vernon early on, the first of many restoration projects at historical estates.
With a long view to distant mountains, the all-organic garden is divided into purpose-driven areas and rooms. An entry garden mixes succulents with cottage roses by the inviting front porch. Behind the home, steps lead to a twig dining arbor and a beguiling crystal chandelier garden ideal for morning coffee and a sunset glass of wine. (Sydney once spent a winter by the fire stringing chandelier prisms onto copper wire.) The arbor segues to a verdant oval lawn where the nostalgic whack of mallets hitting croquet balls is often heard. Shaded with apple trees, the lawn is layered with pretty perennial and shrub borders in varying textures, heights, and colors.
The garden is designed on an axis, with one "hallway" going to quarters for Sydney's Araucana chickens. A compost operation hides behind stone walls with doors painted in what Sydney calls "a wonderful blue I'd seen in France. It weathers so beautifully."
Serving as a testing ground for plants, the garden abounds with Sydney's favorites: cypress as sentinels to frame the view, lacey ferns, brilliant Oriental poppies, Asiatic lilies, fragrant heirloom rosemary, and fraise de bois--wild strawberries-- all punctuated by Chinese statuary and reflecting ponds that offer a refreshing tipple to local wildlife.
"I'm still surprised by how the garden seems so much larger than it really is," Sydney says. "I don't like a garden that reveals itself all at once. I like combining quiet, secret, shady places with more exciting places in the sun."
One of her favorite projects was designing a kitchen garden for Julia Child in Montecito. Afterward, Sydney often dropped by to delight Mrs. Child with fresh eggs, their shells in painterly shades of pale blue, bluish-green, brown, and soft buff, from her own hens. She still proffers her eggs to friends in lieu of a bottle of wine. They make a gift that, like her garden, is both elegant and unusual.
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Set beside a crushed stone path leading to a rustic arbor, this graceful stone urn, perched on a latticed stool and framed by glossy aeonium, exemplifies the layering of textures within the garden.
Fuchsia: When its blood-red blooms hang trembling, the wind is passing by.
Part of the original garden, flagstone steps lead to an oval lawn.
The carved figure is from Bali; the fountain a reproduction of one by Frank Lloyd Wright.
'Pink 'n Pretty' hydrangea.
A colorful glazed pottery base topped by green marble serves as a table.
Sydney's inspiration for the crystal garden came from a Spanish-style home in Houston. LED lights give prisms a bluish cast that is magical at night, sparkling on white arundo grass and green-and-white calla lilies below.
A dramatic star-shaped aeonium in lime is tipped with deep burgundy.
Landscape designer and homeowner Sydney Baumgartner at her dining arbor.
This urn accents the wall alongside the steps leading to the upper garden.
Weathered blue doors with iron supports give the stone walls an air of mystery and age. They conceal utilitarian tools and materials for the garden: composting bins and machinery, a chipper, workbenches, mulberry whips to make or repair lattices, containers of potting soil, and a wagon rigged with a sprayer to feed the trees, especially citrus trees, or "anything ailing," Sydney says. "What's left at the bottom of the compost barrel is medicine for any plant that is not happy at the moment."
The exterior of Sydney's home, designed by Jerome Cerny.
Sydney created the flower arranging part of her garden in memory of a trip to France, where she toured the garden of Nicole de Vesian, retired fashion stylist at the House of Hermes, who spent her retirement years dressing the landscape of her home.
Form and texture play important roles.
A rustic table in the arbor.
Fruit trees add color to the garden.
The garden is full of interesting nooks and crannies.
A walkway with an air of mystery.
Sydney's "sweet-tempered" Araucana chickens from South America lay blue and buff eggs.
Statuary accents the walkways.
Landscape designer Sydney Baumgartner has a painter's eye for striking pattern and color.
Sydney calls this vintage car "The Buffalo" because of its fur seats. It once belonged to designer and artist Lockwood de Forest, who was married to Sydney's mentor and aunt-in-law, Elizabeth de Forest.


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Starships and their kind are the penultimate in common minifig teknology. These are vehicles and machines that are capable of taking the fight to the very stars themselves. With these ships, entire empires can comb the universe for ever more powerful, strange, and mysterious power sources and weapons. They can invade other worlds and do battle on colossal space stations. They can develop and mount ever larger weaponry and revel in its destructive power. Truly, expansion into space is the stuff of minifig imagination and it allows them to glory in all that they are at heart. Infinite space in which to build...and in which to destroy.
Constant exploration into unknown space and the paradigm shifting discoveries made there, the mercurial circumstances in the social universe combined with the ever more clever development of the Factions and Forces that influence it, and the universe recycling Rekonstruktions banishing teknologies to oblivion and bringing new ones previously unheard of to the fore all contribute to the vast number of starship classifications and designations in the BrikVerse. From escape pods and star fighters to capital ships and starbases and beyond, the BrikVerse knows no creative or destructive bounds and BrikWarriors are ever more inspired (and encouraged) to take to the heavens and do great justice to the inherent nature of the BrikWar.
- 1 Space Teknology Class
- 1.1 Starships
- 1.1.1 Fighter Class
- 1.1.2 Tactical Class
- 1.1.3 Battle Class
- 1.1.4 Capital Class
- 1.1.5 Mythik Class
- 1.1 Starships
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Space Teknology Class
Space Teknologies are grouped into general families of designs, or Classifications, for ease of reference. These Classes are not hard and fast, of course. With so many factions in the universe, some are bound to deviate from the standard somewhat. Where this is the case, their classifications will be included with their faction entry. Within some Classifications exist a breakdown of various Specifications, design specs which are divergent from the main design of the Class but which remain highly similar in theme or component.
Starships comprise the largest category of Space Teknologies. There are a great deal of Starship Classes and Specifications, running the gamut from one man craft all the way up through and beyond city sized space craft. All Starships are space worthy and vehicular in nature, capable of movement among the stars. While some are also capable of atmospheric flight, the aforementioned traits are the primary identifiers of Starships.
Fighter Class
Fighter Starships, or Starfighters, are small, self propelled combat space craft, usually armed with an array of heavy weaponry suitable for space combat, shielded or lightly armored, and powered by high energy but short term power sources. These ships are typically designed for fast, short range space combat and are almost always found scrambling from carriers, bases, or stations.
Interceptor Starfighters are the most common fighters, representing a balance of offensive and defensive abilities and self sufficiency. Interceptors are single engagement ships, built for the singular purpose of short range combat. These ships intercept other ships and so may find themselves fulfilling both offensive and defensive roles. They are the cheapest ships, usually, to build being, also usually, the smallest. Their small size combined with their high energy consumption, however, keep them fairly tethered to a fuel source, typically a larger carrier-type ship.
Strike Fighters are slightly more self sufficient than their Interceptor cousins and are typically loaded down with a heavier array of devastatingly offensive weaponry. Strike Fighters are built to be fast, heavy hitting warships capable of ranging out to a mildly distant target. They are also a good deal larger than most Starfighters, in order to compensate for the advanced weapons systems, but aren't usually better shielded or armored. They are described often as "flying guns."
Recon Fighters are extremely long range ships that tend to sacrifice both offensive and defensive capabilities in favor of higher fuel capacity, stealth systems, and staggering amounts of high-end surveillance equipment.
Tactical Class
Tactical Ships fulfill a specific role within a fleet or battlegroup. They are often small to medium sized self propelled space craft armed, armored, and equipped variably to assist their assigned function. Tactical Ships are almost always self sufficient, being the backbone of most operations.
Cutter Starships are the ultimate in practical serviceability, designed to fulfill a variety of support roles from minor escort to transport (ferrying cargo/personnel from ship to ship or base) vessel. Cutters are light and fast and, as such, serve well on patrol or in raids.
Sometimes also called sloops-of-war, the term GunBoat is a sort of catchall classification for all smaller warships that don't fulfill a specific function. GunBoats are far and away the single most common Tactical Class Starship in the BrikVerse. They are the filler for most fleets. Usually thick ships with solid armoring or shielding, GunBoats are also laden with a lot of big guns and tons of transport space (usually reserved for troops). They are, however, typically lumbering and slow.
Corvette Starships are larger and heavily crewed but are also highly speedy and maneuverable. Corvettes serve almost exclusively as patrol craft, monitoring territorial borders and various zones in space of strategic value. Thanks to their high self sufficiency, large crew compliment, and relative speed, these vessels sometimes serve as exploration ships. These ships are highly prized by minifigs and members of a faction's space corps are always ecstatic to receive posting on one. Corvettes are almost universally equipped with boarding teknology, allowing minifigs to take the fight to one another even in the depths of space and capture one another's vessels on their own terms.
Carrier Starships are vessels that have been built primarily for transportation, whether of cargo or personnel. They are heavily armored and shielded but typically maintain only defensive weaponry. Carriers are often large creations, the better to hold more cargo space but also to maintain their massive engines. The most effective Carriers are also relatively fast, if not maneuverable, so that they may get into combat or away from it in time. Small Carriers are sometimes called Dropships, whereas large carriers range from Planetary Landers to Starfighter Bases.
Battle Class
Battle Starships are the big guns of a space fleet, though they are powerful enough to sometimes operate along during small or limited engagements. They are medium to very large self propelled combat space craft, typically heavily armed and armored, equipped with a vast array of practical systems, extremely self sufficient, and usually capable of extraordinary speeds.
Frigates are vessels that are built for speed and maneuverability, pure and simple. Offensive (as much as it can be) and defensive capabilities are an afterthought in a Frigate's main design. Frigates typically serve as command vessels for escort groups and as tactical lynchpins, outmaneuvering and outflanking enemy formations.
Destroyers are defensive warships, heavily armored and/or shielded and equipped with a battery of anti-everything weaponry. They are the protectors of convoys and the main command ships in a blockade. Destroyers are built to be fast and maneuverable, like their Frigate cousins with whom they share many responsibilities, but tend to sacrifice positioning power for more defensive and tactical weaponry.
Cruisers are some of the more common heavy hitters among Starships. They are often very large vessels which are fully outfitted to operate alone and remain self sufficient for as long as it takes to complete any give mission. Given that these duties may include long range patrol and surveillance, some Cruisers can outlast some Capital Ships. Cruisers also engage lone raids and massive transport (often serving as blockade busters). When they are paired with other ships in a fleet, it is often in an escort position.
Battleships are the penultimate in offensive space combat ships. They are equipped with a bewildering arrangement of really very powerful and very large guns, highly specialized tactical weaponry, and (where they'll fit) broadsides of smaller defensive weapons tek. Battleships are so focused on offensive and tactical systems that they don't care much about defensive capability and only maintain enough power in the engines to get them into a fight. They're big, they're scary, and they're some of the best common ships in any given fleet. Large or truly colossal Battleships are sometimes called Dreadnoughts or Super-Dreadnoughts.
Capital Class
Capital Starships are singularly the most badass ships a fleet generally has to offer. Massive constructions that dwarf all other ships, Capital Ships often serve as mobile headquarters for faction leaders or other important personages. When outfitted for war, which is almost always the case, Capital Ships carry the biggest, most ridiculous guns and are equipped with some serious Epitek. When non-militarily outfitted, Capital Ships might serve as city sized pleasure cruises and the like (keeping in mind that a minifig's idea of pleasure is, well, war). Capital Starships of a particular Specification come in ones, so exorbitant is their cost and their resource demands, especially during operation.
Flagships are the single best ships a faction has to offer. These ships represent the concerted effort of years of work, sometimes involving Human intervention, a truly colossal economic expenditure, and the most bleeding edge tek the group can get their hands on. Flagships are meant to put the fear of god into enemies. There is no such thing as excess where they are concerned. Often, but not always, Flagships will serve as transport for the faction's leaders and they will coordinate governing from there. Flagships always, however, whenever they are deployed, serve as the command ship for a fleet or battlegroup.
Planet Buster
Also called Planet Killers, these ships are literally just an unthinkably massive gun with an engine strapped to it that is big enough to push it around at a reasonable speed. They are, as the name implies, capable of destroying entire planets and are even sometimes armored or shielded enough to survive the devastation they wreak. Planet Busters are behemoths which are incapable of maneuvering and defending themselves. They require an escort in the face of an enemy strong enough and fast enough to pick it apart before it reaches its "stationary" target.
Mythik Class
These MythiTek Human creations transcend minifig understanding. They are the massive storage units that Humans use to transport everything from the smallest stud or minifig to the largest Capital Ship anywhere among the MultiVerses.
BOXES are typically cardboard constructions, flimsy and weak but just sturdy enough to do the job of transporting the pieces. They are not highly effective at protecting the components within.
BINS are typically plastic constructions, solid and strong and more than capable of transporting elements while protecting them from outside forces. Their main disadvantage, however, lies in the inability to protect shifting pieces inside the storage space from damaging themselves.
Space Teknology Designation
A designation can be applied to any individual space teknology of any Class. These designations might refer to Epitek upgrades that any space vehicle or machine could be retrofitted to receive or to specific and significant functions any space teknology could be outfitted to perform. Whatever players can imagine applying, as a template, to any space tek, no matter how silly can serve as a designation.
Used for Starship Space Teknologies, Escort is a designation that can be attached to any vessel, indicating its status as part of a convoy, namely in a protective detail.
This designation represents the merging of any two or more Space Teknologies into one unit. As Teknology in the BrikVerse advances, this is becoming a more commonplace engineering tactic.
Merchant Vessel
Used for Starship Space Teknologies, this designation denotes a Starship that is not prepared for battle, instead serving as a cargo or other such civilian ship only.
Movement Capability
Fast, slow, interstellar, intergalactic, multi-dimensional, orbital or any number of other such descriptors can be applied to any Space Teknology to determine how it moves.
Small, normal, large, or any other such descriptors can be applied to any Space Teknology, representing the described variance from the norm listed for that Class, Specification, or Grouping of that item.
Used for Starship Space Teknologies, Warships designate a Starship as prepared for battle. Civilian vessels that have been converted for war also receive this designation.


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NEW YORK -- Major League Baseball players this evening announced the winners of their highest honors -- the Players Choice Awards -- in which the players themselves recognize their peers' most outstanding and inspiring performances. The winners were announced on MLB Network during an exclusive telecast of the 2013 Players Choice Awards Presented by PlayStation and benefiting the Major League Baseball Players Trust.
For the second consecutive year, All-Star third baseman Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers was chosen by his peers as the Player of the Year and American League Outstanding Player. Once again, Cabrera compiled one of the most impressive seasons in Major League Baseball history by leading the American League in batting average and finishing second to Chris Davis of the Orioles in home runs and RBIs. Cabrera batted .348 with 44 home runs and 137 RBIs, and his success at the plate helped propel the Detroit Tigers to the American League Central Division title.
Recently retired All-Star pitcher Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees was recognized for his outstanding character and charitable work by receiving the 2013 Marvin Miller Man of the Year Award as well as American League Comeback Player. Named after the founding executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, the Man of the Year Award honors the player whose excellence on and off the field most inspires others to higher levels of achievement. The 43-year-old legendary reliever finished the 2013 season with 44 saves, a 2.11 ERA and 54 strikeouts after being limited to just nine games in 2012 because of an injured right knee. In addition to his contributions on the diamond, Rivera has had a remarkable impact off the field. Through the work of the Mariano Rivera Foundation, he lends his support to children from impoverished families by providing them with an education that will prepare them for the future. The organization's main goal is sending young people to college; however, in the last few years, the Foundation has developed programs for elementary school age children. The Foundation is currently renovating a "Family Center" in the city of New Rochelle, N.Y.
For the second year in a row, standout center fielder Andrew McCutchen of the Pittsburgh Pirates was named National League Outstanding Player. McCutchen's accomplishment can be attributed to his success in all phases of the game. At the plate, he attained an impressive .317 batting average, with 84 RBIs, 185 hits, 21 home runs and a .404 OBP.
The American League Outstanding Pitcher is Detroit Tigers All-Star Max Scherzer. During the 2013 season, Scherzer led all Major League pitchers with 21 wins and a .875 winning percentage. Along the way, he picked up 240 strikeouts and posted a 2.90 ERA.
Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star Clayton Kershaw is the recipient of this year's National League Outstanding Pitcher Award. The left-hander finished with a 16-9 record and a Major League-leading 1.83 ERA. He tallied a total of 232 strikeouts, ranking third in Majors, and ranked ninth in wins. Kershaw's success on the hill helped launch the Dodgers to a stellar postseason run.
Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Wil Myers was named American League Outstanding Rookie by posting a .293 batting average with 13 home runs and 53 RBIs, while the National League Outstanding Rookie is Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez. In Fernandez's first year with the Marlins, he managed to establish himself as one of the brightest young stars on the ball club. The Santa Clara, Cuba, product finished with a 12-6 record, a 2.19 ERA and 187 strikeouts, the highest among rookie pitchers.
Francisco Liriano of the Pittsburgh Pirates was named the National League Comeback Player, after winning a career-high 16 games against just eight losses to go along with an impressive 3.02 ERA. The 29 year-old All-Star pitcher's performance helped keep the up-and-coming Pirates in contention the whole season.
Balloting for the Players Choice Awards was conducted in September under the supervision of accounting firm KPMG.
2013 Players Choice Award winners in all categories will designate charities to receive grants totaling $260,000 ($20,000 to each League award winner and $50,000 to Player of the Year and Man of the Year Award winners) from the Major League Baseball Players Trust, the charitable foundation created and run by the players themselves. The Players Trust raises funds and attention for issues affecting the needy and promotes community involvement. Since 1992, the Players Trust has recognized the outstanding on-field and off-field performances of Players Choice Awards winners by contributing more than $3 million to charities around the world. For additional information, please visit www.MLBPLAYERS.com or visit the Players Trust channel on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/user/MLBPlayersTrust.
2013 Players Choice Awards Finalists (winners in bold):
American League:
Outstanding Player: Miguel Cabrera (Detroit), Chris Davis (Baltimore), Mike Trout (LA Angels)
Outstanding Pitcher: Yu Darvish (Texas), Anibal Sanchez (Detroit), Max Scherzer (Detroit)
Outstanding Rookie: Chris Archer (Tampa Bay), Jose Iglesias (Detroit), Wil Myers (Tampa Bay)
Comeback Player: Scott Kazmir (Cleveland), Victor Martinez (Detroit), Mariano Rivera (NY Yankees)
National League:
Outstanding Player: Paul Goldschmidt (Arizona), Andrew McCutchen (Pittsburgh), Yadier Molina (St. Louis)
Outstanding Pitcher: Jose Fernandez (Miami), Clayton Kershaw (LA Dodgers), Francisco Liriano (Pittsburgh)
Outstanding Rookie: Jose Fernandez (Miami), Shelby Miller (St. Louis), Yasiel Puig (LA Dodgers)
Comeback Player: Marlon Byrd (Pittsburgh), Francisco Liriano (Pittsburgh), Troy Tulowitzki (Colorado)
Either League:
Player of the Year: Miguel Cabrera (Detroit), Chris Davis (Baltimore), Clayton Kershaw (LA Dodgers)
Man of the Year: Carlos Beltran (St. Louis), Raul Ibanez (Seattle), Mariano Rivera (NY Yankees)
Players: Chris Archer: @ChrisArcher42; Carlos Beltran: @carlosbeltran15; Marlon Byrd: @mjbsr6; Miguel Cabrera: @MiguelCabrera; Yu Darvish: @faridyu; Jose Fernandez: @josefernandez77; Jose Iglesias: @JoseIglesias_SS; Scott Kazmir: @scottkazmir19; Clayton Kershaw: @ClaytonKersh22; Andrew McCutchen: @TheCUTCH22; Shelby Miller: @ShelbyMiller19; Yadier Molina: @Yadimolina04; Wil Myers: @wilmyers; Mariano Rivera: @MarianoRivera; Anibal Sanchez: @AnibalSanchez19; Max Scherzer: @Max_Scherzer; Mike Trout: @Trouty20
Others: MLBPA: @MLB_Players; MLBPA Players Choice: @MLBPAClubhouse; Players Trust: @MLBPlayersTrust; Mlb Network: @MLBNetwork; @Fran_Charles; @HeidiWatney; @Plesac19; Playstation: @PlayStation; Majestic Athletic: @MajesticOnField
For a complete list of prevous winners, please click here.


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Ramiz GuseynovTrademark
Boucle Round is a trademark of Ramiz Guseynov.Copyright
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Ray LarabieAuthor
Ray LarabieCopyright
1998 Ray Larabie. This font is freeware. Read attached text file for details. Info & updates visit www.larabiefonts.com. Donations gratefully accepted at www.larabiefonts.com/donation.html. Also visit my commercial type foundry at www.typodermic.com. This font was updated in 2004.Description
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Sina is a trademark of Dieter Hofrichter.Copyright
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CCMoritat Bold Italic is a trademark of Active Images.Copyright
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Active Images Font License AgreementPlease read this license agreement carefully before youinstall your fonts. By installing fonts sent to you byACTIVE IMAGES, you accept this license agreement. If you donot accept the terms and conditions of this license, do notinstall the fonts in question.1. LICENSE Active Images is the exclusive owner of theelectronically transferred computer lettering fonts. Wegrant you, and you accept, a non-exclusive license to usethe electronically transferred fonts, but you are not theowner of them. Your right to use the fonts under thislicense agreement is called the license. By fonts, we referto the electronically transferred fonts and any embodimentor use that you make of the fonts in any form.2. AUTHORIZED USER AND USE You alone, as the purchaser ofthe fonts, are authorised to use the fonts under the licensefor personal, business or distributed projects. With fewexceptions: fonts are licensed for use on 5 CPUs and/or 1output device. Additional licenses are available on a ratioof 5 CPUs to 1 output device. Call us if you are not clearon whether you require additional licenses. Any otherduplication or use by any other person or entity constitutessoftware piracy, a criminal offense.3. LIMITED WARRANTY Active Images makes no warranties,express or implied, regarding the electronically transferredcomputer software, its merchantability or its fitness forany particular purpose.Active Images warrants the magnetic media to be free fromphysical defects for 90 days, after purchase. Active Imageswill replace the disk free of charge should it fail withinthis time. These fonts are sold for use only on the computerplatform indicated on the packaging. Use of these fonts onany platform other than that for which it was originallyintended is not recommended and invalidates any warranty.Active Images reserves the right to terminate this Licenseat any time and void your license if you fail to comply withthe terms and conditions of this License.If you have any questions about the License Agreement, ourreturn policy, security and on-line ordering, or anythingelse, please feel free to contact us email@example.com, or at the telephone number below.ACTIVE IMAGES8910 Rayford DriveLos Angeles, CA 90045Tel: 310 215-0362Fax: 775 890-5787www.activeimages.com
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Peter WiegelAuthor
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Copyright 2011 Linotype Corp., www.linotype.com. All rights reserved. This font software may not be reproduced, modified, disclosed or transferred without the express written approval of Linotype Corp. Francker is a trademark of Linotype Corp. registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and may be registered in certain other jurisdictions in the name of Linotype Corp. or its licensee Linotype GmbH. This typeface is original artwork of Anders Francker. The design may be protected in certain jurisdictions.Description
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Patrick Griffin, Kevin KingTrademark
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All rights Reserved. License granted for single user on single computer. Site license available from Cool Fonts. Do Not distribute.
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Ray LarabieAuthor
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Mesmerize is trademark of Typodermic Fonts Inc.Copyright
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1.0; 1999; initial releaseCompany
Jeff's Fonts & DingbatsAuthor
Jeffrey N. LevineTrademark
Trademark of Jeffrey N. LevineCopyright
(c) 1997 by Jeffrey N. Levine. Freeware, not for sale.Description
The lite version of Bachelor Pad JL.License
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1.000 2005 initial releaseCompany
Ray LarabieCopyright
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1.101;PS 001.001;hotconv 1.0.38Author
Dudley ReesTrademark
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Everyone is waiting with bated breath for the Nokia Lumia 1020, but let us not forget that T-Mobile is poised to launch the fantastic Lumia 925 within the coming days (or weeks). In fact, that press event is tomorrow and we'll of course be there to cover it.
Now, the support page for the T-Mobile branded Lumia 925 has gone up and we can finally confirm once and for all its final specs.
- Battery - Talk time: 9 hours; Standby time: 400 hours
- Display - 4.5" 1280 x 768 screen, Nokia ClearBlack ™ technology
- Memory - 1GB RAM, 16GB ROM; No memory card support
- Network - 2G/3G/4G/LTE Capable
- Wi-Fi Calling with included Micro GBA SIM card
- Smartphone Mobile HotSpot - up to 8 connections
- HD Voice [12/28]
We're not going to lie here: we're darn excited that we have a T-Mobile account and happen to have their 4G LTE coverage (we're rocking it on a not-so-amazing BlackBerry Q10). When combined with their Wi-Fi calling feature, which we demoed here on the T-Mobile Lumia 521, we left very impressed. Indeed, if you're around Wi-Fi all day like we are, we're putting that feature out there as a major selling point for you to consider. The HD Voice feature should also go a long way for clearer calls.
While we can now confirm that this won't have 32GB of storage like a few carrier variants do of the 925, it looks like users will have to get by with 16GB. We're okay with that as 16GB is the sweet spot for most users, though admittedly a microSD expansion would have been preferred.
The Nokia Lumia 925 builds off of the polycarbonate Lumia 920 by forgoing built-in Wireless Qi charging to make it thinner. Combined with its AMOLED display and aluminum chassis, the phone is in our opinion, substantially lighter and more nimble. Users who still want Wireless Qi charging can opt for a backplate to enable the feature.
You can read our full review of the Nokia Lumia 925 right here for more information (www.wpcentral.com/nokia-lumia-925-review), though we're certain to get out hands on the T-Mobile version sooner than later too.
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Lavacore's thermal and neutral buoyancy properties are ideal under a wetsuit for added insulation or as a stand alone exposure protective garment. The unique make-up of materials eliminates constriction and allows extreme movement and flexibility, protecting and enhancing your inner core. The soft internal fleece combined with high 4-way stretch material produces the ultimate comfort / warmth / weight ratio.
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Barack Obama rebounds in the second presidential debate, partly thanks to Mitt Romney's "whole binders full of women" remark, but uncertainty abounds in the homestretch of a race where both candidates look to energise their own supporters and convince the shrinking sliver of undecided voters.
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Counting birds for the Great Backyard Bird Count can be a challenge during the winter doldrums.
Birding is often a challenge in these harsh prairie winters. Sure, in the spring through summer and into the fall we are living in a paradise for people who enjoy hearing and seeing the amazing variety of species common to North Dakota. Within the next couple of weeks migrating flocks of large raptors, waterfowl and songbirds will make their presence known. But for now the few hardy winter birds are all we have to observe. Sure, occasionally someone will spot a robin which neglected to go south with the rest of its kin; or a few Canada Geese will stick around open water in the Garrison Dam area, but for the most part it is House Sparrows, Chickadees, Blue Jays, and large groups of Eurasian-collared Doves cleaning up the bird seed on and under the feeders. And that's OK really - they all need sustenance to survive. These species are just not earth-shatteringly unexpected, a once in a lifetime birder's Holy Grail.
The 2013 GBBC will be global for the first time. Imagine entering a checklist in New Guinea where you have just spotted a new species of bird of paradise. Here, my checklists so far have included only 8 different species - certainly not a bird of paradise. Such exotics could never survive in our climate. I'll have to be content to count sparrows, doves and whatever hardy little birds decide to grace our yard this weekend. Still, a bird of paradise would have been a nice addition to my life list.