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The varnished, wooden boat with curtained windows pulls up to the dock, and the handsome driver offers me his hand as I step into the boat. “Buon giorno, Signora,” he says, “Please...” and he gestures toward the boat’s empty seats. Sitting in the back with the wind blowing through my hair, I feel like a starlet being whisked away to my secluded Venetian hideaway as the sun sets behind Santa Maria della Salute.
That’s exactly the feel those boats emblazoned with “Hotel Cipriani” in crisp, white lettering on the side are supposed the conjure. Hotel Cipriani, set across the canal from San Marco on Guidecca, is just a boat ride away from the heart of Venice, but its soul is in the glamour of a bygone era.
In 1931 a young Italian barkeep named Giuseppe Cipriani opened Harry’s Bar, an establishment which drew the glittery aristocrats for whom Venice was a playground. Harry’s Bar, named for Cipriani’s English benefactor, thrived and became the storied second home to the likes of Hemingway, Noel Coward, Charlie Chaplin, Arturo Toscanini, and Orson Welles. Along the way Cipriani invented the Bellini, Venice’s fabled champagne cocktail (made with prosecco, of course).
The bar reopened after World War II, and in the 1950’s tourists began to return to Italy, helped in part by Hollywood’s cinematic romance in movies like “Roman Holiday,” “Three Coins in the Fountain,” and “Summertime.” Having reestablished Harry’s Bar, Cipriani sought to create another iconic Venetian destination. He purchased land on Guidecca, just across the canal from San Marco, and built a gorgeous playground for the sparkly set: Hotel Cipriani.
Painters have been drawn to Venice for centuries because of the city’s extraordinary quality of light. Bathed in soft Venetian twilight, the Hotel Cipriani feels a bit like a movie set. Over the last two years the hotel has had a major facelift, with the renovations leaving it looking youthful and luminous once again. Indeed, light is as important at the Cipriani as luxury. The fabrics, paints, colors and textures are all designed to flatter its occupants, painting the hotel’s guests in soft, glowing light cast by silk Fortuny fixtures.
But the beauty of the Cipriani isn’t theatrical slight of hand. The hotel’s location on one of the lagoon’s outer islands feels removed. Absent are the throngs of day-trippers and cruise ship passengers who fill San Marco and the Rialto from mid-morning to dusk. However removed its guests may feel, they can never forget they are in Venice. From the custom-designed Murano lamps to the fabrics created exclusively for the hotel by Rubelli, every tasteful note is filled with the luminosity of Venice. The hallways are lined with watercolors of Venice’s landmarks, each commissioned for the hotel and reproduced on rich, creamy paper for the hotel’s postcards and stationery.
Over the writing desk in our room, we had a view of San Giorgio Maggiore -- not out the window, but in an original oil painting.
Even our WC featured an old print of Copernicus’ heliocentric universe, framed in a gorgeous antique, Murano glass frame.
According to Laura di Bert, the Cipriani’s PR Manager, everything from the parquet floors to the plastered walls to the exquisite furnishings were made in Venice and reflect traditional Venetian craftsmanship -- part of the Cipriani’s quest to remake the landmark into a reflection of its heritage.
The Cipriani staff is attentive without hovering and very gracious. Before our arrival my husband called the hotel to let them know that we would be arriving early. I had a terrible case of the stomach flu and was not up for an afternoon of sightseeing. I expected to spend some time out by the gorgeous pool or in one of the lounges until our room was ready, but when we arrived by boat half-an-hour later, our room was ready for us hours before check-in on a day when the hotel was completely full.
The Gypsy’s Essentials
- The Shower: fabulous! The white Carrara marble enclosure was huge with great water pressure, and I had a delicious bath in the soaking tub complete with bath salts.
- The Bed: a choice of soft or firm pillows and silky sheets with an astronomical thread count
- The Green Report: during the Cipriani’s renovation, the hotel used locally-made and sourced goods across the property. This cut down on greenhouse gasses from the shipping and transportation in addition to helping the local economy. According to the hotel staff, the only item not from the Veneto region was the marble for the bathrooms which came from Carrara, Italy.
- Internet Access: free and available throughout the hotel
- Children Welcome: until two years ago the answer was “no.” But the Cipriani’s new management has begun to change that. They now offer a children’s menu and Venice-related outings just for children including fishing and tennis lessons. The Cipriani is still a romantic hotel geared toward adults, however.
- Breakfast: a gorgeous buffet including fruit, yogurt, cereals, and pastries is included and can be delivered to the room at no charge.
- Price: very expensive. The Cipriani is an elegant splurge -- just the place for a honeymoon or other special occasion. If you can’t afford to stay there, you can certainly enjoy the hotel’s signature drink, the Bellini, either in the hotel bar or at Harry’s Bar, not far from San Marco.
- Notes: the Hotel Cipriani closes for the winter season (generally November - April 1). The Cipriani is one of the luxurious hotels in Venice featured in the Kiwi Collection.
Our stay at the Hotel Cipriani was a second honeymoon -- a decade into our marriage. The Cipriani is a romantic enclave in one of the most romantic cities in the world. Our room was filled with fresh flowers. We had breakfast delivered one morning and prosecco chilled on ice in the evening. And aside from the people we saw in the hotel’s bar and restaurant, the entire hotel might as well have been our own.
When I was ready to venture back out on the water and into Venice, my boat was waiting for me at the dock. I took my favorite seat at the back of the boat, and we slipped across the lagoon, bathed in the liquid gold light of afternoon. As the Cipriani disappeared behind us and San Marco grew larger ahead, Erica Jong’s description of Venice came to mind. “It is the city of mirrors, the city of mirages,” she wrote, “at once solid and liquid, at once air and stone.” The Hotel Cipriani captures Venice’s elusive nature while romancing the starlet within.
The Hotel Cipriani has a fleet of elegant little boats to shuttle their guests, free of charge, to and from the hotel. The hotel’s boat dock is, appropriately enough, just down from Harry’s Bar and only steps from San Marco. At the dock there’s a telephone with a direct line to the hotel. Just call and a boat will come straight away to whisk you across the canal.
The hotel may be removed from the main action in Venice, but it is by no means remote. On the island of Guidecca sits Santissimo Redentore and just across the Canale delle Grazie is San Giorgio Maggiore. Both churches were designed by Palladio, one of Venice’s greatest architects, and are masterpieces of Renaissance architecture. I highly recommend a trip to the top of the campanile at San Giorgio Maggiore. There’s never a line for the elevator, and the view is spectacular.


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Not one to sit and wallow in self-pity (much) I am currently weighing options for my future plans. I have a handful of ideas that need to be better organized.
In the meantime, a list of ten things you may (or may not) know about me. And in the interest of making this rant interactive, you have the opportunity to tell me something I don’t know about you, dear reader.
- I have only been overseas once (I spent a long Thanksgiving weekend in Oslo, Norway).
- My ears aren’t pierced and never have been.
- I have never seen an entire Star Wars movie—only snippets. And I’m just fine with that.
- When I was little I had trouble remembering left and right and even now sometimes I’ll unconsciously form an L/backward L with my left and right hands.
- I have typeset approximately 15 Bibles since age 15.
- I like rain a lot and don’t mind walking outside in it.
- I have heterochromia.
- Approximately 75% of my warddrobe is solid black (approximately 2% of my clothes are not solid colors).
- I’m just about (sigh) 30, but get mistaken for being in my early 20s on a pretty regular basis.
- Although I try to maintain a laissez-faire attitude about most things in life, deep down I think it’s pretty nifty that there are people out there who maybe like what I write on my little planet.
So there you go. Ten things about me. Not all that exciting, but the juicy stuff I’ll have to save for my memoirs.

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<== Site of the Week for 2013-04-18 ==>
The Kirkland Museum at 1311 Pearl provides a selection of international and local find art. The museum houses information on contemporary Colorado Artists. Their Youtube feed occasionally carries information about local artists. You can follow the museum on twitter.
The museum building was established as a commercial art center in 1910 by Henry Read (1851-1935). The studio was an early meeting place for artists and home to the Denver Art Association and Artists Club (which evolved into the Denver Art Museum).
Vance Kirkland (1909-1981) was appointed the first director of the Chappell School of Art at the University of Denver in 1929. The studio at 1311 Pearl became known as the Kirkland School of Art.
In 1981, Vance Kirkland willed his estate to Hugh Grant who sought to preserve the studio and created a museum exhibition space.
The museum is a member of the Historic Studio preservation effort of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

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Mexico's Cemex, the second-largest producer of sand and gravel; and the fifth-largest producer of crushed stone in the United States, plans to cut 6 percent of its workforce worldwide as part of a wider reorganization.
Cemex, which operates in 50 countries and is one of Latin America's biggest companies, announced in April that it is reorganizing its business into six separate regions and designating new business heads for each area.
The cement maker said it hopes to generate $400 million in additional cash flow by the end of 2012 through cutting costs and improving underperforming businesses, according to Reuters.
The company, which employs about 46,500 people, has said it is seeking cost savings of about $250 million this year and it also expects to sell about $150 million in assets, which it will use to pay down debt. Cemex has been struggling with its debt load after buying Australian rival Rinker just before the U.S. housing crisis began.
The company reported a wider-than-expected first-quarter loss, but said sales rose in a sign it is slowly recovering from the worst crisis in its century-long history.

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The Weekly RockBlog is devoted to new music from across the state of Pennsylvania and beyond, in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Rock Show and AK Music Scene. We will feature new music of all genres, talk about current musical trends, offer insight into local scenes across the country and provide some tips and tricks on promotion. So sit back, grab a drink, turn up the volume and let’s take a journey into some new music!

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Atenti Tall Tool Pouch – Posy
A pretty embroidered floral design that is simultaneously modern and vintage. Playful flowers dance around on a dark blue base making them pop with joy.
The Atenti Posy Tall Tool Pouch has a zipper opening and is fully lined in water-resistant taffeta. Perfect for tools and notions. The Atenti Tall Tool Pouch is also a great “Date Night” clutch! Atenti Tall Tool Pouch measures 10″ wide x 5″ high x 1″ deep.
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Population: Better not bigger
This chapter discusses the complex and controversial issues around overpopulation, a key driver of the environmental crisis. It considers the reasons why overpopulation must be considered and solved if we are to reach a meaningful sustainability. It lists the many misconceptions inherent in the debate, and debunks some of the myths involved. The chapter then discusses what an ecologically sustainable population might be for the Earth, and the humane and non-coercive strategies needed to move us there.
A Future Beyond Growth: Towards a steady state economy
Population Trends and Policies

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Elvis QuesadillasElena Duggan
- 50-100g Peanut butter, organic, sugar free, salt free or homemade
- 4 med Bananas, sliced in 5-7mm discs, as under ripe but edible as possible
- 4-8 rashers Bacon, depending on size, two strips should cover width of wrap
- 50-75g Honey
- 4 gluten free Black Rice Simsons Pantry Wraps
- Butter to toast
- Fry or grill bacon in fry pan or in oven-grill until just cooked through but not overly crispy.
- Place wraps into a sandwich press or microwave for 20-30 seconds to warm.
- Spread peanut butter over almost half of wrap, about 1 cm from the edges, as it will ooze on heating.
- Preheat non-stick fry pan, and melt a small amount of butter in the base.
- Place slices of banana over peanut butter, bacon and drizzle honey as desired over the top.
- Fold wraps in half, closing empty half over full half and gently place into fry pan, you should be able to cook two at a time. If desired and easy, flip after 2 minutes to toast both sides for more even heating.
- Cut in half and serve immediately.
- For extra indulgence, serve with whipped cream or ice cream.
This is a sometimes food – however, this dish isn’t a terrible option when craving sweet savoury foods, or requiring a ‘treat’ if using:
- best quality peanut butter available,
- organic nitrate free bacon,
- organic green bananas
- organic honey
Ingredients: 4 Spicy Italian Sausages Packet of Farfalle Pasta 1 Leek 1 Carrot 1 Onion 2 Garlic 2 cups Shredded Cabbage 1 Chopped Silver Beet 1 400gm Tinned Beans 1 tsp Cumin powder 1 tsp Coriander powder 1tsp Paprika powder 2 tbsp Tomato Paste Stock of your choice...
This recipe is brought to you by our friends at Asian InspirationsIngredients:Serves: 8 Prep Time: 10 mins Cook Time: 15 mins Main Ingredients: 1 packet rice paper 150g rice vermicelli noodles 1 bunch coriander 1 bunch Thai basil 1 bunch mint 1 bunch garlic chives 1⁄4...
Ingredients: 2 puff pastry sheets 2 Tbsp vegemite 2 cups cheddar cheese grated Method: Spread vegemite over pastry sheets and top with cheese. Lightly roll each pastry up into a log and cut each log into 8 slices. Place 4 slices (sliced side up) in each Sunbeam Pie...
Ingredients: Chicken Thigh mince 1 egg Bread soaked in milk Grated parmesan Chopped parsely Spaghetti Breadcrumbs Salt & Pepper Sauce Celery Carrot Onion Olive oil Bay lead 2 tins of whole or chopped tomatoes Method: In a mixing bowl add in your chicken thigh...
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Ingredients: 500g of kingfish or snapper fillets, skin off Juice from 6 limes 1 ripped mango 1 medium Lebanese cucumber 1/4 red onion Juice from 1 orange 1 jalapeño chilli 1 small yellow capsicum 10 mint leaves Salt and pepper to taste 200g corn tortillas chips...

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The Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights published today a letter addressed to European Commission Vice-President Schinas and Commissioner Johansson in which she draws their attention to crucial human rights issues pertaining to the protection of the rights of migrants, including refugees and asylum seekers, in EU member states and its immediate neighbourhood, that could inform the preparation of the New Pact on Migration and Asylum.
She highlights the need for “any action on asylum and migration to be firmly underpinned by human rights, effective solidarity and responsibility sharing”.
The observations of the Commissioner for Human Rights cover seven themes: reception emergencies; saving lives at sea; solidarity; migration co-operation with third countries; protecting rights at borders; immigration detention; and the need to defend civil society. Her observations are based on first-hand information collected during the Commissioner for Human Rights’ country visits and field missions, her dialogue with stakeholders on the ground and national authorities, and her work on the situation in the Mediterranean (Read the Commissioner for Human Rights’ Recommendation 'Lives saved. Rights protected. Bridging the protection gap for refugees and migrants in the Mediterranean').

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Earlier this month, we opened an entrancing new exhibition in association with Lincoln Center. John Gerrard's Solar Reserve recreates a Nevada solar thermal power plant and the surrounding desert landscape on a 24x28 foot LED wall. The tower at the center of 10,000 mirrors generates electricity as the mirrors change their positions according to the sun.
Passersby seems to stop in their tracks to gaze upon and snap some images of the dazzling wall. We absolutely love all of the #SolarNYC instagrams we are seeing!
For more information about the exhibition, visit PublicArtFund.org


text: I had the distinct pleasure of seeing Iron And Wine’s Sam Beam perform a solo show at the intimate Housing Works Bookstore Café in New York City’s Soho district last week. With a nylon-stringed Taylor in his lap, Mr. Beam took audience requests as well as the occasional lyrical helping-hand in this sold-out charity event. His between-song banter, which included a preponderance of well-timed “fucks”, had the audience laughing and engaged with the wild-haired, long-bearded, thin-waisted performer. What puzzled me were a series of photographs of the event as well his performance on CBS’s This Morning – Saturday. It appears as if Sam is sending a not-so-inconspicuous message via his fretting hand’s (left) middle finger. Sam?


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When we talk about dogs, and in specific the relationship of humans with dogs, we could instantly recognize dogs to be an integral part of our life. Dogs not only plays a very important role in our life but it shapes the thinking of our day to day activities, be it involving in a healthy lifestyle, being a good companion, involving in team-work and so on. The relationship with dogs have an adverse positive effects on us as dogs are used in occupational therapy, speech therapy, and in some cases even as a physical rehabilitator. Above all dogs are valued as the best companion a man can have, no wonder it has earned the reputation of being a man’s best friend.
Impact of dogs in our life
At around 100-110 BCE humans started it’s friendship with dogs, but it did not happen overnight. As it was thought that when early humans started it’s friendship with so called dogs they were more of wolf than the modern dogs we know today. The transition of this friendship took a very long time to happen but the power of evolution made the relationship with dogs even stronger than it was back at that time. In early days the humans who had a dog came out to be more successful compared to those who did not, the reason being back in those days the dogs helped humans in hunting larger animals and thus the risk of a human getting killed by hunting became drastically low. Today dogs are not used for that purpose anymore (except some isolated peoples in different tribes around). Modern dogs in today’s age have different roles to play like for example people with a dog had lower heart rates and blood pressure measures in resting conditions than at the beginning of the experiment that was performed, than non-dog owners. Also people were less likely to have abnormal spikes in normal heart rates and blood pressure while performing any complex tasks like doing an assignment, and if there were any abnormal increase or decrease their heart rates it came to a steady more quickly and even blood pressure returned to normal more quickly.
Peoples were found to be more creative and attentive in a tasks and made fewer errors in their tasks when their dogs was present in the room. All these data and experiments pointed out the fact that having a dog lowered the risk of any heart disease, as well as lowered the stress levels and thus improving the performance of an individual. Some findings also suggest that the social support a dog can provide could make a person feel more relaxing and stress free. Arguably social support from close loved ones like family members and friends are said to have similar benefits, but relationships that are interpersonal often leads to unwanted stress as well, while compare it to a dog and a dog may be less likely to cause the same problem. Interactions with peoples around, reducing feelings of isolation, act of feeling lonely can be addressed as dogs can provide a social support for these kind of peoples who have trouble dealing with these problems. For example, taking a dog for a walk or simply walking with your dog has been found to increase the social levels of interactions, especially with strangers. Compare this to walking without a dog and the problems prevail. Every pet can have a vital relationship with the owner but among those dogs seems to be the one that most people love to be engaged in a relationship, as dogs are found comparatively more rewarding than other pets. Most of the dog owners’ in spite of having a different pet at home are found to be more attached to their dog than others, and those feelings could influence the impact of the dog on the person’s health.
If there is a family with a child whose emotional development haven’t developed as one would wish, doctors state that having a pet like dogs can greatly benefit from the situation as whenever a child has no siblings like a brother of sister to interact with, it has been proved that pets like dogs help those children in developing a greater empathy, higher self-esteem, and increased participation in social and physical activities. Dogs are said to be very non-judgmental in nature, in fact dogs hardly question its owner, and due to this type of unconditional love and loyalty, dogs help premature teens and peoples who are quite, shy, or suffer from anxiety in overcoming these problems. Reading to a dog or singing to a dog or simply having a daily conversation with a dog about your problems can have beneficial effect on the person as dogs are very good listeners and they always give a positive response thus building more confidence. A dog will always listen contently as a person reads aloud, never offering any false gesture neither, negative feedback, which boosts reading and comprehension skills. As already said many times, dogs are excellent companions and they totally are devoted to their master. Other similar benefits that a dog can have is they can help people come out of depression, they give the feeling of self-worthiness and make peoples needed and wanted in every aspect of their life. Dogs and human relationship have some traits that are carried from the early human era, one example is that dogs help its master fight against any harm and unwanted peoples that possess threats, for this benefits dogs are trained to work in the army, police, navy etc. because they can quickly identify unwanted materials that humans don’t catch with naked eye. Some sniffing dogs also work in airport, railway stations and bus stops to aid security.
The relationship between dogs and humans has changed a lot from the time when humans started petting wolves. In today’s age, dogs can be a cute and fluffy pet dog to being a strong and aggressive army dog. They have come to serve a magnitude of roles in nearly every corner of human life. From being a friend to being a protector, from being a listener to being a detector. Dogs are no longer just a companion. The relationship they have formed with us is indispensable, and no wonder why they have become the best friend in one’s life.

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For 2015, Volkswagen Jetta is updated with redesigned styling, an improved interior,...
Walkaround and Interior
Everything on the Ram looks big, yet the truck takes up no more real estate than its competitors. The illusion comes from the shape, which has a definite presence.
One distinction of the Ram is that a lot of the usual gaps and spaces are noticeably narrow and tight, such as spaces between tires and fender openings, and between the cargo box and the cab. This not only looks neat and clean, but it also helps reduce wind noise and improve efficiency. From the outside the Ram looks clean and tidy. The side mirrors stand off from the door glass, the sides are fairly flat, and the tailgate spoiler and windshield are both rounded for improved aerodynamics. Seen from behind where the tires appear almost flush with the body panels, the truck looks quite trim.
There is no large seam between the front bumper and the grille and lights, and if the truck does not have fog lights the bumper does not have the outline marks that show it's missing something. The large rear bumper has half-round openings for the sport exhaust on trucks so equipped, and both seven- and four-pin trailer plugs are fitted adjacent to the rear license plate. The tailgate has a lock and a torsion bar system that cuts its apparent weight in half for ease of lowering and raising it; lower it slowly to avoid the big thud.
Even the least expensive model has some chrome on the front rather than the complete industrial gray that typifies base models from some other manufacturers and there are plenty of paint choices. On upper trim-level variants the mirrors have LED puddle lamps and the headlamps are dual-bulb units, and on the Sport the front bumper is deeper and body-colored. Spend more, get more chrome.
An aluminum hood is used on all models to save weight, and there is plenty of space below it for the aftermarket to fit superchargers and other go-fast goodies. Laramie models come with two-tone paint but you can specify a single shade, and rather than chrome-plating the aluminum wheels plastic chrome covers are used for dress-up.
The RamBox Cargo Management System is now offered on more bed/cab configurations. A pickup box with a rectangular interior and no wheel-well intrusions, it measures 49 inches wide inside so it can accommodate the ubiquitous 4×8 sheet of building material flat on the floor. Side rails with cleats secure the cargo, and a bed divider that locks into place segments the bed into smaller areas or can be flipped over and used as a bed extender with the tailgate down. Moving the interior walls inward results in sidewalls with much thicker sections, and in the tops of the two sides of the RamBox are two locking bins, capable of holding 120 standard 12-ounce cans on the left side (where the fuel fill is located) and 130 on the right, or anything else of that same volume, such as dirty clothes, tools, golf bags and so forth. These boxes have locking lids, drains, lights and 90-degree opening lids; together the volume exceeds that of a 55-gallon drum. You can fill them with ice and beverages for tailgate parties and camping. They might even hold trailer sway control equipment, though the heavy bars may be pushing the limits of the boxes. The RamBox has some trade-offs. It reduces total cargo box capacity, adds weight that comes off payload and, since the lids for the cargo bins open upwards, it is not compatible with such things as camper shells, tonneau covers and many racks.
We'd rank the Ram cabin at or near the top of its class.
The seats come in a durable fabric that you won't stick to you in summer heat or be crusty and chilly in a blizzard. They offer good support and plenty of room. We swapped through a few Ram models back-to-back to compare the trim levels and found the seat in the base model is the same design as in the top-line models, and we had no complaints after a full day of driving. We also found we could sit in the back of a Quad Cab for 20-minute jaunts, but a six-foot passenger will be happier in a Crew Cab where rear dimensions are essentially the same as the front; only the Crew Cab has a center rear headrest.
Instrumentation includes a tachometer. The gear indicators are orange with the gear chosen shown in green. The gauges are illuminated amber at night while the controls are bathed in green. The electronic stability control switch (standard) and 4WD switch are on the dash (both 4WD systems are electrically-switched).
A typical steering-column lever controls the transmission, with a thumb toggle for independently selecting any forward gear; some people with small hands may prefer this to the bulky floor shift that comes with center console trucks. Common operating controls such as lights, wipers and cruise control are on column-mounted stalks.
The dashboard is nicely framed, with symmetry on both sides of the wheel and both sides of the truck. Upper models may be ordered with bucket seats and a fixed center console that houses storage areas and a stubby T-bar shifter on the driver's side; the shifter has chrome bulges on either side that look suspiciously like buttons but aren't. The only drawbacks to this arrangement are the loss of one seating position and the space under the central dash.
With so many trim levels to choose from you should be able to find one that meets your requirements. We found the basic ST work truck model particularly impressive. Entry-level pickups have a tendency to be penalty boxes lacking any amenity beyond a seat cushion and an ashtray, but we didn't feel penalized at all in the ST. The ST models have plastic door panels that are easy to clean and fairly scuff resistant. The standard radio does an exceptional job in light of the budget-conscious price.
As trims and prices rise so too do standard goodies and optional extras. The key goes in the dash on base trucks but others have pushbutton start, and mid-grade trucks add a voltmeter and an oil pressure indicator. Chrome rings the gauges, leather wraps the wheel on upper models, and the vehicle information center between the larger gauges offers myriad functions from trip computer and transmission fluid temperature to radio data.
The MyGig infotainment system with 30GB hard drive is available, along with navigation, dual-zone climate control, rear park sensors with audible beeps and LED warnings above the rear window, and a 150-watt, 115-volt AC outlet. A moonroof is offered on both four door cabs as is a rear-seat DVD entertainment system (though you can't get both on the Quad Cab). Alpine supplies the premium Surround Sound system, with speakers in the Crew Cab headliner above the back seat and a subwoofer under it.
Storage in all models is good, including double gloveboxes. On the Crew Cab, Chrysler claims 42 places to put things (we got bored after counting up the first 18). On some four-doors you can get under-floor insulated storage compartments, which are a clever idea but hard to reach from the driving position. The Crew Cab has a pair of AC vents mounted low in back, coat hooks that will hold plastic hangars, and cupholders in the center armrest, but there are no reading lights in back. The tunnel hump in the floor is just a couple of inches high yet plenty wide enough for the center rider to have both feet on the same level.
We found we could converse in normal tones at highway speeds back seat to front, with less than average wind, exhaust and tire noise from behind. Even a base model, with a V6 engine never recognized for a quiet or smooth demeanor, does a fine job of minimizing distracting and fatiguing noise and vibrations.
The new Ram Laramie Limited cabin goes head-to-head with GM LTZ or Denali trim and Ford's Platinum or King Ranch in a slightly more understated way, the imported-from-Detroit gauge bezels notwithstanding. Neither the Nissan Titan nor Toyota Tundra offer such luxurious cabins. Titan has good room, instrumentation and controls but doesn't reach the refinement of the Ram. Tundra offers similar features but the instrument panel is less integrated.


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Pioneers like B.B. and Joe De Laine helped outlaw racially segregated schools.
Kate Hudson had 60 lbs. to lose after the birth of son Ryder, and it was no piece of cake.
Back from a 14-year retirement, Jane Fonda pals around with costar Jennifer Lopez on the L.A. set of Monster-in-Law.
Five funny stars (and their moms) prove that comedy begins at home.
Donald Trump prepares for a trip down the aisle with model Melania Knauss.
U.S. Army Reserve soldier Ivan Frederick, accused of abusing prisoners at a notorious Iraqi prison, says he has been wrongly singled out.
For just $30 – the price of one of his lawnchairs-turned-wheelchairs – engineer Don Schoendorfer transforms lives.
In Her Own Words
A mountain lion tore off half of her face. Now, Anne Hjelle talks about her amazing recovery.
The cast of Frasier takes their final bow.
Just how much of reality TV is really real?
For Mother’s Day, a selection of truly inspiring moms.
Jada Pinkett Smith finds her inner rocker chick.
The Swan contestants reveal their new selves.

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Dubcnn sits down with multi-platinum producer Kurt Kobane, formerly of Death Row Records and who has produced on projects like �Too Gangsta For Radio�, �Suge Knight Presents: Chronic 2000�, Snoop Doggy Dogg�s �Head Doctor�, and 2Pac�s �Until The End of Time� among others.
With all past obligations and contracts having expired, Kobane has started his own imprint, Hitsylum Inc., to bring new sounds, talent, and a fresh energy to the masses who have grown tired of mediocre music. Once thrust into the role left vacant by former Death Row CEO Suge Knight�s incarceration in the early 2000�s, Kurt Kobane gained invaluable experience heading up the once powerful west coast label which helped shape, train and prepare him for the next level which has arrived.
Having worked with iconic artists such as 2Pac, Jodeci, Snoop Dogg and others, working closely with labels like Cash Money, Ruff Ryders, and making connections with top executives at Universal and Warner Bros. to name a few, Kurt Kobane & Hitsylum will tap into the untapped, lucrative Midwest markets of talented artists, writers, and beat makers.
Dubcnn recently caught up with the former Death Row producer to discuss what he�s been up to these last few years, working with 2pac and other Death Row-related topics, as well as his latest prot�g� Awal and his Hitsylum projects.
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KUWAIT CITY: A collision between a truck driven by an Egyptian and a vehicle carrying three US soldiers in Kuwait was a “terrorist attack,” not an accident as first thought, the embassy confirmed Sunday.
“US Embassy in Kuwait confirms that what at first appeared to be a routine traffic accident involving three deployed US military personnel... was in fact an attempted terrorist attack,” the mission said in a statement posted on its website.
The statement said the attack took place on Thursday and that the US soldiers escaped unhurt.
The soldiers also rescued the Egyptian driver when his truck caught fire, it said.
The Kuwaiti interior ministry said on Saturday that authorities arrested the Egyptian driver and found with him a hand-written note in which he had pledged allegiance to the Daesh terrorist group.
It also said that the driver, identified as Ibrahim Sulaiman, 28, also carried a belt and material suspected of being explosives.
The ministry said the attack was on five Americans without saying they were troops.The US Embassy said it was not aware of specific, credible threats against private US citizens in Kuwait at this time.
But it warned that the attack serves as a reminder to maintain a high level of vigilance, advising US citizens to review their personal security plans and remain alert.
Kuwaiti authorities announced in July they had dismantled three Daesh cells plotting attacks, including a suicide bombing against a Shiite mosque and against an interior ministry target.
A Daesh-linked suicide bomber killed 26 worshippers in June last year when he blew himself up in a mosque of Kuwait’s Shiite minority, in the worst such attack in the Gulf state’s history.


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Emily Ratajkowski Offers Advice On How To Wear a Sheer Dress
And avoid any camera-flash malfunctions.
Although she has had – and owned – them in the past, Emily Ratajkowski knows how to avoid wardrobe malfunctions – at least when a sheer dress is involved.
Before stepping out to an Emmys after-party, Ratajkowski shared a picture of herself in a sheer black number with the potential to be a bit too revealing to wear in public.
However, ever conscious about showing too much skin, Ratajkowski apparently had a friend shine a bright light on the dress before she left to make sure it was fit for mass consumption
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“Real friends take flash pics to see how sheer your dress is before you leave the house,” she captioned the photo.
The advice proves that besides being a fashionista, Ratajkowski is also a fashion hacker.
Later in the evening, she shared another SFW photo of herself in the dress.

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Artist: Aaron Williams & The Hoodoo
Song: "Boom Boom"
Album: Live Loud Harmony
Kicking off the 2013/14 season of MadCity Sessions is the GRAMMY-nominated local blues group Aaron Williams & The Hoodoo. Formed in 2008, this powerhouse trio, who play a unique fusion of blues, roots, and rock music, received second-round GRAMMY nominations in 2011 for "Blues Album of the Year" and "Best New Artist," have been featured on several national TV broadcasts, were named the 2012 WAMI Blues Artist of the Year, were voted a Madison Favorite by Isthmus Newspaper readers for the last six years straight, and have taken home 6 MAMA awards since 2010 (including the coveted Artist of the Year award).


News reaching our desk shows that Gareth Onyango and Nickita Evas Bachu have quit club venom, The Insider Uganda reports.
Gareth and his wife Nickita confirmed to this website, that they have tendered in their resignation letters to the management of club venom and they will not be renewing their contracts effective next month.
The celebrated marketing couple has quit the club to concentrate on their newly opened Flames Events and marketing firm that will be doing private events and experiential marketing.
The couple quit Kabalagala based Club Venom after three years of dedicated work and in this tenure they have tried to make Club venom one of the best place to hang out from in Uganda.
This website has however learnt that Gareth’s departure will cost the club highly since its clientele were based on his personality and friendship.
We have further learnt that ever since the new owner John Barenzi took over the club from the Indians things have not been the same .


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West Goshen’s Nick and Jeanette Vita exchanged marriage vows 70 years ago and have been going strong ever since, thanks to determination and a promise they would never divorce, writes Fran Maye for Lancaster Online.
Nick was 21 when he met 16-year-old Jeanette at a dance. In the blink of an eye, the young couple fell in love. However, Jeanette’s mother worried that their marriage would never work out due to the combination of Jeanette’s Irish upbringing and Nick’s Italian background.
But Nick still managed to gain Jeanette’s mother’s approval, and shortly after Jeanette turned 18, they got married.
“There have been times he wanted to get rid of me and I wanted to get rid of him, but we just say no, we love each other and we are determined to stay together,” said Jeanette.
She added that in today’s society, most people opt to live together instead of getting married, so they can simply leave if they don’t like it.
“But you have to stick it out and try,” she said. “Sometimes, it’s very, very hard.”
Read more about the successful marriage at Lancaster Online here.


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Online gambling is growing rapidly with free casino slots. In the new casino world, it is very simple to find and play these slots for free. They are accessible almost anywhere on the internet. They are advertised in newspapers and magazines and on television.
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You can play for free in the casino slot machine games such as Keno, Baccarat, and roulette. You can always play the machine game regardless of whether you have won. These games are designed for mobile entertainment , which means you can play them without spending money. All you need to do is download the necessary materials and begin playing.
You can experience the thrilling casino game by downloading free casino slots games. Nothing is more enjoyable than Red Dog Casino playing slots games at home. If you’re having a bad day or you need a boost of energy to get you through the day, playing slot games at no cost are a great way to get that. Most of the time you’ll be inspired by the cheers of your family and friends when you see them playing the free slot machines in casinos all over the world. This would definitely lift your spirits.
You can also test your strategies by playing free casino slots games. Casino games played online can be a challenge when you don’t know how to play. However, since you can play casino online slots through your laptops, you will definitely cut down on the learning curve. Most importantly, as you keep practicing you’ll gradually learn the necessary skills for gambling in real casinos.
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Playing slots for free can increase your self-confidence. This is because you would be able to observe the results of your wagers immediately. This allows players to check if they will actually get the amount they bet. This information can be used to help players make important decisions when playing casino games.
As you can see, playing for free online casino games has many advantages for players. It allows players to test their strategies prior to when they play real money games. They can also view the outcomes of their bets instantly. This helps players gain confidence, which is crucial when gambling with real money. This is a great way to learn all the skills you require, and after Yo casino that you can begin playing in real-money casinos.

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Friday, August 1, 2014 -- Rolling Chrome with Lights & Sound
If the lights on this 1983 Zimmer Golden Spirit don't get your attention, I'm sure a blast from his horns will turn your head. Tomorrow's daily will take a look a the rest of this awesome ride from a different perspective.
And I saw an ad just yesterday that this fine ride is for sale -- it could be yours for a mere $30,000.
The Zimmer Golden Spirit is billed as “The finest neo-classic motor car ever manufactured. The exterior design is pure classic grandeur right out of the Great Gatsby era, handmade to the highest quality possible.” Powered by modern Ford engines & powertrains and built on modern Ford chasis, it can easily be serviced by any Ford Dealer.
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Mariachi, one of the world's most exciting folk idioms, is a vital part of Mexico's cultural identity. Nowhere is that identity better represented than in the music of MARIACHI COBRE. Mariachi Cobre's performances have a way of lifting the soul, of conveying the richness and emotional power of mariachi music.
Founded in 1971 in Tucson, Arizona by Randy Carrillo, Mariachi Cobre celebrates its 35th anniversary in 2006. Since 1982, this 12-piece ensemble of violins, trumpets and guitars, has played to the crowds at EPCOT 's Mexico Pavilion at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Cobre's performances -- showcases of bold, stirring vocal harmonies, complex rhythms and exuberant playing -- are world class, Mariachi at its best.
Cobre has collaborated with international artists Linda Ronstadt, Vikki Carr, Lola Beltran, Lucha Villa, Julio Iglesias, Guadalupe Pineda, Angeles Ochoa, Aída Cuevas, Pedro Fernandez, Pepe Aguilar, Beatriz Adriana, Jose Luis Rodriguez "El Puma", Rocio Banquells, Lorenzo de Monte Claro, Carlos Santana, Beatriz Montes, Celia Cruz, Angela Carrasco, Herb Alpert, Nydia Rojas, Ana Gabriel and Alison Kraus.
Cobre has appeared yearly on Univision's TV broadcasts "PREMIO LO NUESTRO A LA MUSICA LATINA" and "NUESTRA BELLEZA," award shows which are televised in eighteen countries. Cobre gained additional international exposure during a visit of the Netherlands and was featured at the First and Third International "Encuentro de Mariachi" in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico.
Cobre's appearance on the symphony orchestra scene has resulted in some very novel and remarkable performances. The collaborations with Vikki Carr and the San Antonio and San Jose Symphony Orchestras were met with popular and critical acclaim. They have performed with famed trumpeter, Doc Severinsen and the Milwaukee, Phoenix and Minnesota Symphony Orchestras, as well as the Buffalo, Cincinnati, Columbus, Evansville, Guadalajara, Jacksonville, Long Beach, Modesto, Monterey, Utah, New Mexico and Tucson Orchestras. In 2000 and 2001 Cobre performed, recorded and toured with the Boston Pops.
Mariachi Cobre recordings include: "Mariachi Cobre", "Este es Mi Mariachi", "XV Anniversary", and "The Latin Album" - Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops.
Cobre members include: Randy Carrillo, Stephen Carrillo, Christopher Figueroa, Pablo Héctor Gama, Roberto Martínez, Israel Gálvez Molina, Miguel Ángel Molina, Antonio Hernández, Mack Ruiz, Mario Trujillo and Javier Trujillo.
In 1964, Tucson, Arizona saw the formation of the first youth mariachi in the United States. This group was comprised solely of Mexican-Americans and Anglo-Americans. In 1971 the Mariachi Cobre emerged from this youth group and has since earned a position as one of the world's most respected mariachis. This year, 2006, Mariachi Cobre celebrates its 35th anniversary.
Since its founding in 1971 by Randy M. Carrillo, the Mariachi Cobre has played a key role in the preservation and dissemination of Mexico's most representative musical folk form. In 1981, Cobre planted the seed from which the Tucson International Mariachi Conference has grown to international prominence. This "conference" concept has spread throughout the United States and the importance and popularity of these events has caused an upsurge of dozens of youth mariachis and heightened the level of study and appreciation of this musical form.
Since 1982, the Mariachi Cobre has performed at EPCOT's Mexico Pavilion at Walt Disney Word where they have exposed mariachi music to millions of people from around the world.
The Mariachi Cobre has not only performed with the great artists of Mexican music but has also collaborated with great musicians of other genres. They have been featured with Vikki Carr and the San Antonio & San Jose Symphony Orchestras, Doc Severinsen and the Milwaukee, Phoenix and Minnesota symphony orchestras as well as the Buffalo, Columbus, Cincinnati, Evansville, Guadalajara, Jacksonville, Long Beach, Modesto, Monterey, Utah, New Mexico and Tucson Orchestras. In 2000 and 2001 Cobre performed, recorded and toured with the Boston Pops.


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- June 20-24
June 20, 2016 - June 24, 2016
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Instructor: Jen Singh
Monday, June 20-Friday, June 24
10 am – 3:00 pm
Campers will find inspiration to make art and creative projects led by professional artists and crafters. This week we’ll focus on all things themed with faeries, elves and gnomes. Projects may include: creating magical little abodes, shadowboxes, clay modeling, felt gnomes, pet rocks, writing and illustrating a watercolor short story and ending with a celebration on International Faerie Day on Friday!
In his 1904 play Peter Pan, J.M. Barrie wrote when the first baby laughed, the laugh broke into a thousand pieces, and that was the beginning of fairies.
We encourage exploration and curiosity when it comes to the magical world of arts and crafts. Campers will take part in our creative community while making lasting friendships.
Sibling discount: $10
What happens if I need to cancel?
If you need to cancel a camp reservation, it must be done before May 1st. After May 1st, no refunds or credits. You may only exchange for another summer camp week. (based on availability).


Delta State House of Assembly, (DSHA), has called for the enforcement of relevant laws for the arrest and prosecution of those involved in open sex trade and use of illicit drugs in the state.
The House at plenary presided by the speaker, Emomotimi Guwor, expressed concern over the rising incidences of the unholy and unwholesome acts among the youths in the state, particularly Asaba and environs, even as it stressed the need for urgent government action.
The resolution was sequel to a motion brought on the floor of the House by the member representing Oshimili South, Hon Bridget Anyafulu and amended by the majority leader, Emeka Nwaobi who represents Aniocha North.
The assembly in the resolution, called on Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to as a matter of necessity, direct the commissioner for women affairs, community and social development as well as law enforcement agencies to rise up to the situation to curb the ugly trend.
The assembly advanced the need for routine campaigns and sensitization programmes, including placement of posters and signage in strategic places to educate and raise awareness on the dangers associated with commercial sex trade and use of illicit drugs.
The House in the resolution also wants relevant government agencies to carry out regular trainings, counseling and rehabilitation as part of measures to addressing the sad narratives.
The resolution also called for support of the efforts of law enforcement agencies to ensure the arrest and prosecution of illicit drug sellers and commercial sex workers in accordance with the applicable laws in the state.
Leading debates on the merits of the motion, Hon Bridget Anyafulu who is the chairman, assembly committee on housing, women affairs, community and social development, said there was urgent need to curb the rising trend of open sex trade and illicit drug use, in the state, particularly the state capital Asaba and environs.
They emphasised that open sex trade and illicit drugs should be condemned in all ramifications as the unholy acts is affecting the image of the state.
The motion was unanimously adopted by the House following a voice vote called by the speaker, Hon Emomotimi Guwor.


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Lost and Found - mixed media art demo.
Today, I'm sharing with you a speeded up art video tutorial with voiceover. The piece of artwork is called Lost and Found and really this video is my way of encouraging you if you have some emotions that you'd like to express on paper but perhaps this is a new idea for you and you've not tried this way of painting before.
Yes, I know that sometimes the last thing we want to do is to feel our pain but stay with me and give it a go. This technique is great when you have emotions to express and release. This is not about creating a 'pretty' piece of artwork necessarily but instead allowing your intuition to take over and make marks, scribble, move your body and reduce tension.
The other night, I was feeling a little sad with one thing and another and decided to do some expressive sketching using my Lyra pencil. I hadn't set out thinking I would share this at all but I found the process, the supplies and method I used to be cathartic and thought it might help you.
Below are the supplies I used:
- Lyra Pencil 6b
- Daler & Rowney A3 220g Smooth Paper
- Sennelier Cobalt Blue and Walnut Ink
- Brown Stabillo
- XL Charcoal stick in - beige
- Conte pastel pencils
- Paintbrush and water
- Golden Fluid Acrylic - hot pink
Thanks for reading and watching...


Need tips for eliminating holes at thumb gusset
Hi. I've knitted a few pairs of fingerless mitts, all with thumb gussets, because I like they way they fit. My problem is the area where I pick up a few stitches after I place the stitches from the waste yarn onto my dpns. I can't seem to avoid creating a few small holes. I end up "mending" the holes when I weave in the tail, but I'd like to be able to do it correctly in the first place. Any suggestions and tips are very welcome. Thanks!


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Lack of funds force Trisha, an unsentimental lonely boozer lving in Glasgow, to return to her previous profession as a pharmaceutical rep, pouring tea and telling jokes to sad burnt-out GPs. The only good news is that Steven, her increasingly distant teenage son, is about to move back in with her. The bad news is that Bob, her ex-husband, wants the house. risha's mind is unexpectedly made up when she inherits a place in the Highlands. Having pictured a rural idyll, she finds rain, sheep, a jaywalking dog and kamikaze midges. And more rain. Her social life is so limited that she even contemplates joining the Inversnechty Mental Health Awareness Group just for the craic. hen three nurses on holiday leave from Saudi invite Trisha to a ceilidh. A night of whisky-fuelled high jinks with a frozen salmon ensues which leads to a significant encounter with Spider, the local Lothario, and a dramatic discovery that will change Trisha's future forever.
Laura Marney was born in Glasgow and has a Business Administration degree. A graduate of the Glasgow and Strathclyde mlitt Creative Writing course, many of her short stories have been published in magazines and anthologies or broadcast on the radio. In her spare time she teaches creative writing and aerobics. She is the author of No Wonder I Take a Drink, Nobody Loves a Ginger Baby and Only Strange People Go to Church.

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Performing Arts Center
Relive the music and comedy of the greatest trio in Las Vegas entertainment history, The Rat Pack! Well-known performers Tony Sands, Robert Cabella, and Steve Roman take you back to when seeing Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis, Jr. in Vegas, was the ultimate event in show biz! These three amazing talents combine the classic song and dance with laugh out loud comedy and uncanny impressions. They embody the music, comedy, and camaraderie of the original Rat Pack. They perform across the country and this is the chance to see them in beautiful Ormond Beach! The Rat Pack is Together Again!


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We have all been walking through a store or a crowded area and all of the sudden a wondrous aroma hits your nose. This fragrant smell sends shivers up and down your spine and draws you in wanting more. You search around to realize that it is a woman's perfume that smells so great that it makes you tingle all over, but you have to wonder what in it makes you feel this way?
Perfume is a chemical compound consisting of specially denatured ethyl alcohol and essential oils which provides the fragrance.
Essential oils come from many different parts of a plant.
Cinnamon, cascarilla, sassafras root bark, and safrole
Rose, jasmine, osmanthus, plumeria, mimosa, tuberose, narcissus, scented, geranium, cassie, ambrette, citrus blossoms, and ylang-ylang trees
Apples, strawberries, cherries litsea cubeba, vanilla, juniper berry oranges, lemons, limes, and grapefruit
Lavender leaf, patchouli, sage, violets, rosemary, citrus leaves, hay and tomato leaf.
Labdanum, frankincense/olibanum, myrrh, Peru balsam, gum benzoin, pine, fir, amber and copal
Roots, rhizomes and bulbs:
iris rhizomes, vetiver roots, and various rhizomes of the ginger family
tonka bean, carrot seed, coriander, caraway, cocoa, nutmeg, mace, cardamom, and anise.
sandalwood, rosewood, agarwood, birch, cedar, juniper, and pine
Essential oils can also come from some animals.
Ambergris: Lumps of oxidized fatty compounds, whose precursors were secreted and expelled by the Sperm Whale.
Castoreum: Obtained from the odorous sacs of the North American beaver.
Civet: Also called Civet Musk, this is obtained from the odorous sacs of the civets, animals in the family Viverridae, related to the Mongoose.
Hyraceum: Commonly known as "Africa Stone," is the petrified excrement of the Rock Hyrax.
Honeycomb: From the honeycomb of the Honeybee
Musk: Originally derived from the musk sacs from the Asian musk deer, it has now been replaced by the use of synthetic musks which usually are called white musk.
Other Natural Sources:
Lichens: Commonly used lichens include oakmoss and treemoss thalli.
"Seaweed": Distillates are sometimes used as essential oil in perfumes. An example of a commonly used seaweed is Fucus vesiculosus, which is commonly referred to as bladder wrack. Natural seaweed fragrances are rarely used due to their higher cost and lower potency than synthetics.
Now a days perfume companies are moving towards synthesized odors. They do this because they can create smells that are not found in nature. Almost all colognes are made from synthesized ingredients. There are five companies that make the majority of the worlds synthetic odors. They are International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF), Givaudan, Firmenich, Takasago, and Symrise.

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Bus Terminal (Main Transfer Center)
Dodofis architecture Office, awarded design for İzmir Bus Terminal (Main Transfer Center) architectural design competition.
Big Portions of the City
“The massive uses in cities have a common feature. These uses create borders, and borders often lead to destructive neighborhoods in cities.” Jacobs, J.
Bus station structures steal big bites from the city due to their spatial needs and are cut off from its surroundings by excessive vehicle circulation due to their functioning. İzmir Bus Terminal project area is where the city (housing/trade) has come to an end and industrial functions have begun to be seen. It is located at an intersection that can be defined as the city’s periphery. The area is located at a critical point where zones that differ not only functionally but also in terms of architectural scale and urban fabric, meet and come together. In the modern and post-modern period, while the peripheries of big cities are surrounded by infrastructure projects such as bus stations, airports, highways, and real estate projects such as large estates and indoor shopping centers; The architectural and urban sensitivities shown in the inner city are not shown on the pieces of land on the periphery of the city, where the city meets the countryside. The city, on the other hand, is separated from the surrounding countryside both physically and visually.
İzmir Bus Terminal (Main Transfer Center)

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I used to make these all the time when my kids were little for class parties, church parties, or just for fun, so when I saw it on this blog I thought what a fun treat the kids can make for their dads..the only things I did different is I brushed the top with egg white and sprinkled sesame seeds on top of the bun and I used mint patties for the hamburger..they are sooo cute..and yummy too..
I love this idea..what dad wouldn't like this..you can put any label on it..have the kids decorate a card to glue on front or use this free label here or here or here..get creative..
Wouldn't this be fun for dad, a hair-larious replica of your family, Dads love stuff like this..Go here..
|Cute idea you could put on a box of chocolates or any box..gearing up for Fathers Day, my husbands favorite day...Go here for template from Marta Stewart..|
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For Sale $249,900
MLS Number 991764
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Square Footage - 1,375 *estimated
From I-295, north Roosevelt, right San Juan, right on Euclid St.
2035 Euclid St is a 1,375 (*estimated) square foot home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms located in Jacksonville FL, DUVAL County. This property is listed for sale at $249,900 and is currently active and accepting offers.
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LAWRENCE — Elvis Peralta had a dream.
The Lawrence product had a dream to play pro baseball, eventually in the major leagues.
But that’s not the dream worth noting, a day after he was selected by the Oakland Athletics in the 26th round of the MLB Draft on Wednesday.
The gifted hitter (.352, 9 HR, 52 RBI) and fielder (shortstop), coming off a first-team All-Conference USA season with Marshall University, had a dream he’ll never forget on Monday.
“I dreamed I was drafted by the Oakland A’s,” said Peralta. “It was crazy. It felt so real, like it really happened. I probably should’ve gone right to the store and purchased an A’s cap.”
Peralta, 22, was in Boston on Wednesday when the call came.
“I was just nervous, so I went to Boston to walk around,” said Peralta. “When I got the call it was the happiest day of my life.”
Peralta has been building for this day for most of his life. He not only had a great career at Lawrence High (hit .435 as senior), he became an All-American with Crowder (Jr.) College in Neosho, Missouri winning the Most Outstanding Hitter award at the JUCO World Series.
Unfortunately, not all of his classes transferred to Marshall and he was forced to sit out a year.
It was the toughest, yet maybe the most important year of his life.
“I learned that I would never take baseball for granted again,” recalled Peralta. “Baseball is a gift. It killed me to sit out. So I said the rest of my career, I would treat each day with baseball as a special one.”
He also learned about the importance of having a degree.
“It all hit me,” said Peralta. “No one in my family ever graduated from college. That’s the one thing I guarantee I will do. I will graduate.”
He has about a year of credits left, which he can start dealing with in the fall, when this season ends.
For now, he’ll head to Marshall University in Huntington, W.V., where he will meet with the A’s scout that drafted him and negotiate a pro contract, which will include paying for school.
He attended Lawrence High’s state tourney game with Central Catholic yesterday to see his brother, Lancers senior Kelber Peralta. He received a lot of hugs and congratulations.
“I’m so excited I can’t help myself,” said Elvis. “I’ve put in a lot of work. It was for this opportunity. I just want to keep getting better, playing my game.”
You can email Bill Burt at firstname.lastname@example.org.


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A study on air quality and heavy metals content of urban food produced in a Mediterranean city (Barcelona)
Ercilla-Montserrat, M.; Muñoz Odina, Pere; Montero, J.; Gabarrell, X.; Rieradevall, J.
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Journal of cleaner production Date of publication
Maize is the most important and strategic crop in Mexico, however, this sector suffers fromlow productivity. Among the various strategies to improve yield by hectare, improved maize seedsplay an important role.
Cities, Contamination, Food quality, Food security, Soilless system, Toxicity Atmospheric particulate, Vertical farming
Muñoz Odina, Pedro
Montero, Juan Ignacio
Gabarrell Durany, Xavier
Rieradevall Pons, Joan

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Writing is a hobby of mine, only a hobby. There are so many perfessionals out there, I'd rather keep the joy in the hobby than compete as a professional.
Lance was there. Bullets were flying over and into the rock formation being used as cover. The no-named band of horse thieves had set up a hasty ambush when Lance Hartingway and Jebadiah Lowrance were gaining on their trial. The two Texas Rangers had been tracking them west from San Antonio for a week when they were finally close enough to apprehend them. That’s when they started shooting.
Shoot for the Stars
I woke up in darkness so pure I couldn’t tell the difference between having my eyes open or closed. I could tell, as my mind became self-aware again, that I was moving somehow. A gentle rocking threatened to take me back into the rest I was trying to climb out of. Slowly, like I was defrosting, I began to move my head back and forth to try and find some light from my surroundings.
The Day I Left
The day I left the Guardian Angels, when I hung up the uniform for the last time, was a surprise to many. In a lot of ways, I’ve been very lucky in my work as a Pararescueman. PJ for short. I’ve seen action around the world, often in the warzones that captured the minds of many in the short attention span the normal person possesses these days. From the end of the GWOT, to the Taiwan “situation” that the leaders of our country never seemed to realize was, in fact, more than just a “situation”. Natural disasters, war, civil unrest foreign and domestic, even some that I can’t talk about, you name the mission, I probably went on it. At least it seems like it.
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night, a candle burned in the window. It was not the first time this cabin had been occupied. Those passing through the area, vagrants, cowboys, or traveler would see this cabin, unoccupied and structurally sound, and occupy it for a night out of the elements. No one would blame them, but no one stopped them either, which was a shame from time to time.


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Chanel looks to outdo all the hype of the recent campaign debuts that have flooded the fashion press in the past few weeks in one fell swoop with the premiere of Reincarnation, its new fashion film shot by Karl Lagerfeld and starring none other than Cara Delevingne and Pharrell Williams.
The number of food manufacturers entering insolvency has increased by 28 per cent in the last year, according to Top Ten accountancy firm, Moore Stephens.
Beleaguered UK supermarket chain Tesco expects sales on Black Friday to exceed that of Boxing Day for the first time.
Sales of the chocolate bar featured in the much-loved Sainsbury's Christmas advert have reached such a volume that the supermarket has ordered a new round of stock.
Accessories Amazon Asda Christmas Expansion & Franchise Fashion HR News High Street John Lewis London Marks & Spencer Media News Results Retail Retail and Consumer Industry Retail news Sainsbury's Shopping Store Tesco UK apple brand china consumer deal deals and rumours department department stores e-commerce electricals expansion fashion news finance food luxury morrisons my online online retail people profit retail industry retail property retailer sale sales supermarket waitrose

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The finest lingerie brands and swimwear brands
The lingerie department, located on the 2nd floor of the Lafayette Coupole at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, offers a varied selection in several spaces. Come explore our comprehensive selection of lingerie brands: from accessible to luxury, they are spread over various corners and there’s a multi-brand space for underwear and bras that is dedicated to online brands. As for swimwear, the space adapts to the seasons and offers a whole selection of pieces that reflect customer needs. Tights and stockings are other essentials that you can find in this space that celebrates a new definition of femininity. In a spirit of loving oneself and others, beauty brands are set up in the very heart of the lingerie department and offer a whole range of skincare products, essential treatments and iconic products. The lingerie department is an ode to uninhibited femininity, created for all women.
Our lingerie brands
The lingerie space brings together the finest high-end lingerie brands, online labels and a whole range of affordable products. The houses and labels showcase women and all their forms of seduction. From eco-responsible lingerie by Nénés Paris to designs for all by Boy Smells, not to mention the delicate lingerie by Yasmine Eslami, all the finest lingerie brands can be found at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann.
NOO was founded by two women, Elisa and Anaïs, with a common desire to create collections of underwear, bras and other lingerie, as well as homewear and activewear designed to enhance female curves. NOO is committed to more environmentally friendly production every season by opting for greener packaging. For every purchase made, NOO is committed to donating a pair of panties to a woman in need through designated organisations.
Livy is a high-end, visionary, precious lingerie brand founded by Lisa Chavy. Livy collections are a return to traditional lingerie codes. Each piece is numbered and produced in a limited edition in the company’s Paris workshops. Underwear such as thongs, g-strings and bottoms of all kinds are enhanced with precious stones to rebalance the energy centres. It’s lingerie which, in addition to being resolutely sexy with its plunging necklines, Calais lace and graphic details, aims to be a real source of well-being for those who wear it.
Founded in 2012, Henriette H was an instant hit with Parisian women thanks to its embroidered panties. Always sewn with white thread in the house’s Paris workshop, Henriette H’s timeless and romantic underwear enhances the bodies of the women who wear it. The brand’s iconic piece is the Amoureuse panty featuring hand embroidery and made by hand.
Since 2013, Alice Pecatte, founder of the Jolies Mômes brand, has been designing and creating lingerie and homewear collections with a rock and bohemian vibe. The lingerie designer is shaking up conventions with her earth-friendly pieces. The pioneering brand of responsible lingerie makes its underwear from the unused surplus of major French brands. Made in a limited edition in Biarritz, the panties, briefs, thongs, panties, g-strings and slips combine comfort and elegance. Sets designed with love.
Mina Storm offers comfortable, feminine lingerie collections designed for all women. Committed to a more inclusive femininity from the start, Mina Storm doesn’t retouch any of its photos, for a natural charm. The soft, comfortable underwear is produced in very limited editions to avoid overproduction. Committed to women and the environment, Mina Storm uses certified eco-friendly materials like organic cotton for its lingerie, g-strings, thongs, panties and bras. A Go for Good brand you can find now at Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann.
Le Petit Trou
Founded by designer Zuzanna Kucynska in 2013, Le Petit Trou is a lingerie brand specialising in luxurious, refined lingerie. Combining glamour, sensuality and comfort, the brand’s Polish-made underwear enhances the female body. Minimalist bras, glamorous bodysuits and panties and printed panties are made from sheer fabrics and quality lace. The brand’s iconic pieces include the famous embroidered polka dot sets in a range of intense colours.
Icône is a lingerie brand with ultra-feminine modern lines that adapts to all body types and feels like a second skin. Icône lingerie has fun deconstructing the traditional lingerie conventions by creating sensual and comfortable styles that celebrate effortlessness. Playing with transparency, intense colours and reasonable prices, Icône appreciates natural femininity. With satin bodysuits, French lace bras and panties, elegant bras and shorties, you’ll have a hard time choosing.
Our selection of swimwear brands
The swimsuit area is set apart from the lingerie space with its tiled walls reminiscent of vintage swimming pools and changing rooms. This intimate, elegant space can hold its own against the most beautiful spas in the capital. With its swimwear selection, which is updated every season, Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann offers you a selection of iconic swimwear brands and premium styles. From Lisa Marie Fernandez to Isabel Marant, Lemlem and Laura Urbinati, packing a summer suitcase will be a child’s play.
Created by two childhood friends in 2012 after a trip to India, Louise Mischa is a two-piece swimwear, ready-to-wear and accessories brand with a timeless bohemian chic spirit. The women’s and children’s collections are soft and romantic, and made from environmentally friendly materials. Among the materials used, Louise Mischa chooses natural fibres such as organic cotton, a commitment to responsible fashion that has earned her a place in the Go For Good selection. The colourful swimming creations are adorned with ruffles, psychedelic prints and surprising details for an unforgettable summer.
The Dutch company Love Stories was founded in 2013 by stylist Marlos Hoedeman, who wanted to pay tribute to travel, film and art through her collections. The result is one-piece swimsuits and poetic bikinis that combine noble materials, comfort, softness and femininity. The brand, which has been labelled Go for Good, the Galeries Lafayette movement for more responsible fashion, uses recycled yarns for most of its collections. Among its emblematic pieces are bikinis available in various vibrant shades such as lilac and raspberry pink.
Anjaa swimwear collections bring together femininity and responsibility. Every season, the designer introduces collections that are more environmentally friendly, in particular through OEKO-TEX certified one-piece swimsuits and bikinis sewn by dedicated, expert seamstresses. Quality fabrics and noble raw materials create ultra-feminine collections of comfortable, timeless swimwear. Slip some into your suitcase for your next summer trip.
Eres pieces are sleek, simple and contemporary. Since its launch in 1968, the high-end lingerie and swimwear brand has won over customers with its second-skin designs and sophisticated aesthetic. With asymmetrical swimsuits in pop colours and bikini bottoms in incredible materials, Eres combines comfort, finesse and quality. These warm-weather essentials come in a variety of shades and prints that will be big hits this summer. Come discover or rediscover the Miami, Surligné, Playa and Siren ranges, which are still as popular as ever.
D Nu D
With its contemporary style, the D Nu D label sets itself apart from traditional swimwear fashion. D Nu D means flamboyantly coloured swimsuits where the emphasis is on the development of new materials. Knitted fabric inspired by basketry and decoration, woven stripes with quick-drying properties and other innovations make these swimsuits exceptional. D Nu D’s swimming wardrobe features chic and elegant graphic designs with a touch of retro. We can’t wait until summer!
Kure Bazaar nail bar
Located in the lingerie department, Kure Bazaar invites you to its cosy space for a fun and 100% feminine moment of relaxation. Kure Bazaar is the first eco-friendly nail bar chain in the world where you can pamper your hands and feet with products that are good for your body and good for the planet. A pioneering brand in eco-friendly nail polish, Kure Bazaar creates 100% clean formulas based on plant pigments and are never tested on animals. From treatment to applying nail polish, a manicure at Kure Bazaar is a true beauty ritual, where well-being and technique are on the menu. Between two lingerie finds, come and take care of your nails in this space that celebrates femininity.
Lingerie department – Lafayette Coupole – 2nd floor
Take a break from your shopping marathon and treat yourself to a healthy snack at Joe & The Juice.


Many buyers living in the suburbs commute to Chicago everyday for work. Chicago is a large city and in addition to commuting to work in Chicago you’ll find a diverse choice of leisure opportunities for all the family. So how long does it take to got to the city from Barrington. What are your transport options.
Commute to Chicago from Barrington by Road
On average in regular traffic the commute to Chicago by car is 55 minutes. In rush times you might add 15 to 30 minutes depending on exactly where in Chicago you need to get to. Barrington is not a small land area so driving to Chicago from your part of Barrington may differ 15 minutes or so from the average. Most commuters will head south on Barrington Road to pick up I-90 or on Route 53 and do the same. You can also drive to Chicago on Route 12 and 14 but be prepared for a lot of traffic stops.
Ride Metra Trains to Chicago from Barrington
Many commuters choose to ride the Metra train into Chicago and then catch a bus, cab or walk to their destination. Barrington has a station in the middle of the village with plenty of trains stopping through-out the day and more during the morning/evening rush. The parking lot is large. Residents in Lake Barrington often choose Fox Rive Grove station as it is less busy and parking is not so crazy. It takes no more than 5 extra minutes by rail, and likely saves more than that by not driving into Barrington.
South Barrington residents alongside Inverness can commute to Chicago on the same line but start their trip at the Palatine Metra station. It too has a large parking lot in town. The travel time is shortened.
Metra provides an easy train commute from suburbs whether for work or play, providing Chicago suburbs with easy access to downtown.
Trains arrive at Ogilvie Transportation Center at Madison St. and Canal St. and the trip from Barrington takes about an hour to 65 minutes, from Fox River Grove the trip is about 5 more minutes. Metra provides workers with an easy commute to Chicago from suburbs. Check your commute to Chicago travel times at Metra.
One added benefit for train commuters is in winter. Traveling by road from Barrington to Chicago and back during rush hour in snow will take a long time. If the storm arrives during rush hour it can take hours. There’s no guarantee the trains won’t get delayed. However you can at least sit relaxed and even have a little nap.
You might be interested to check our airport information too.


We are sure there won’t be any clash of the magnitude that has been set up currently. One or even two of three supposedly clashing films might move out for sure.
So, here is how the Sankranthi 2018 releases look like at the moment. Megapower Star Ram Charan is getting ready with the period romance Rangasthalam 1985. Sukumar directs the movie, and it is slated to release on January 12, 2018. Next up is Superstar Mahesh Babu’s Bharat Ane Nenu with Srimanthudu director Koratala Siva. It is going to arrive on January 11, 2018.
And last but more importantly, recently, it was announced that Pawan Kalyan’s next with Trivikram Srinivas would come on January 10, 2018. That’s three biggies on three consecutive days. Last such release was almost a decade and a half ago when top three stars had their releases for Sankranthi festival. We have seen two-star clashes regularly, but a three-way clash with two films from Mega family has never happened which is why this is an impossible scenario to happen. Let’s see which movies will make it finally.


News that Zoe Saldana will star in and produce the supernatural thriller Dominion was confirmed today by Paramount. Meanwhile, the actress hits screens nationwide today in TriStar’s Colombiana, in which she stars as a vengeful hit woman. Robbie Brenner (Machine Gun Preacher) is attached to produce Dominion with Saldana, from a pitch by writers Dean McCreary and Chester Hastings. Saldana recently wrapped production on another thriller, The Words.
Zoe Saldana Sets 'Dominion' At Paramount
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Work ongoing to repair flooding at Beaver Creek
Superintendent warns of soft ground, asks people to respect the park
Last updated 6/16/2022 at 4:37pm
Beaver Creek Park Superintendent Chad Edgar said the park took a pretty hard hit with flooding Wednesday, but he and his crews are out working to get roads and campsites ready for weekend recreation.
Edgar said a few small campsites and the Lions B campground were hit very hard, and other sites were flooded as well.
He said at least one road is destroyed and others took damage, but the park crews are working on them.
He said the culvert to Rotary Pond and the Jaycees campground withstood the flooding, so he expects the Rotary Father’s Day Fishing Derby Sunday will still occur.


Even though one city commissioner expressed financial concerns over the city's taking ownership of Evergreen Cemetery, the commission voted unanimously for an ordinance allowing that takeover passed unanimously on first reading.
DAVENPORT | Even though one city commissioner expressed financial concerns over the city's taking ownership of Evergreen Cemetery, the commission voted unanimously for an ordinance allowing that takeover passed unanimously on first reading.
H.B. Robinson III, who was chosen as vice mayor earlier in Monday's meeting, said he was worried about the city's taking on the responsibility of operating and maintaining the 10-acre cemetery when the commission is struggling to find money for other needs in the city.
Robinson pointed out that the fire station badly needs renovation, the police station that was destroyed during the 2004 hurricane season is about to be rebuilt and the city's iconic water tower requires expensive repairs.
"I just don't see how we can take on the additional expense (of the cemetery)," he said.
Robinson said he wasn't against the concept of taking over the cemetery but he was concerned that it might end up costing more money than the city could afford.
In an effort to assuage Robinson's worries, Mayor Pete Rust said the nonprofit Evergreen Cemetery Association, which has operated the site for decades, is turning the property over to the city at no cost.
"We're not spending a dime to obtain it," he said. "If we had to spend a lot of money to take it on, I'd agree with you."
The commission has been discussing the takeover for more than a year since Warren McKnight, who heads the Evergreen Cemetery Association, asked the city to take it on because the association's members were aging and not up to the responsibility any more.
"It's just a little Davenport country cemetery," McKnight said at the time. "But it's a lot of responsibility."
Rust, a supporter of the takeover, has long argued the cemetery is a service he thinks the city should provide its residents.
Monday he reiterated that position and noted the cemetery is financially self-sustaining through the sale of burial plots.
Commissioner Bobby Lynch agreed with the mayor.
"The town's not going to have a big expense here," he said. "There's a decent revenue stream."
In the end, Robinson said his fellow commissioners had eased his concerns and joined with them to approve the ordinance, which will require a second public hearing and vote in June before it can be adopted.
Both Robinson and Tom Fellows were sworn in early in the meeting after holding their commission seats by going unopposed in the April election.
Bobby Lynch, who has long served as vice mayor, then nominated Robinson to take over that position.
"I've been in the position four years and I figured it was time for somebody else," Lynch said.
No other names were put in nomination and Robinson became vice mayor on a unanimous vote.
"I appreciate y'all's confidence," he said.


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Southsea Canoe Lake
This is Southsea Canoe Lake, as I mentioned in the previous post. Plenty of events happen around and on the lake during the summer; you can hire a giant swan to float around (!), the Portsmouth Model Boat Display Team are frequently down there late in the summer afternoons.
Located at the Eastern end of the seafront, the lake isn't really that big but its location is quite nice - trees down one site and a well kept park with flowers throughout the summer. There are seats there on which to relax and enjoy the spectacle of model boats flying up and down the lake as well as a childrens play area just far enough away to not be disturbed by the noise.
The lake has been a popular part of the seafront for many years.
View a Satellite image of Southsea Canoe Lake @ Google maps.
You can clearly see the flower beds and the 'giant swans' on the lake.


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