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Statement this, blinged-out that — these days, it seems an outfit's not quite complete without a shiny bauble to top it all off. Given that we've resolved to really shine in 2013, we're entrusting prolific NYC jewelry designer Lele Sadoughi to provide our stand-out trimmings. Though you might not know Sadoughi by name you're undoubtedly already a fan of her work. Not only did she conceptualize and craft J.Crew's jewelry line from its inception in 2006 until 2011, but she's also currently the design director at Tory Burch. Add to her resume her eponymous line of cool costume jewelry and this local powerhouse just might give her style alma mater a run for its money. The keen eye we've always admired still runs strong through her latest collection — think art deco bibs and cuffs, day-to-night earrings, and (our favorite) hawk-adorned necklaces and bracelets. Or, better yet, do less thinking and more shopping.
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Cult of Luna is a Swedish post-metal band from Umeå. They formed from the remnants of a Umeå hardcore punk band called Eclipse in 1998. They slowly garnered critical appreciation and underground popularity with early releases Cult of Luna (2001) and The Beyond (2003); however, it is 2004's Salvation that can be considered their 'breakthrough' release. By cutting down on the somewhat esoteric use of aggression so indicative of doom, it appealed to a new group of fans. Its calmer sound has earned it favourable reviews in the mainstream music press, a reputation built upon for the release of Somewhere Along the Highway in 2006, another largely well-received album. In August 2006, the band released a remake of "Marching to the Heartbeats" from Somewhere Along the Highway entitled "Heartbeats" solely on the internet community MySpace. The song was available for download for a few days and was later removed. The point was to see if the song would be kept alive by file sharing, and was also apparently a statement against the conservative music industry, says keyboardist Anders Teglund in an interview.
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- people in the U.S. have this name View Jeremiah Lang on Whitepages
Meaning & Origins
Meaning 'appointed by God' in Hebrew; it was borne in the Bible by a Hebrew prophet of the 7th–6th centuries bc, whose story, prophecies of judgement, and lamentations are recorded in the book of the Bible that bears his name. The Book of Lamentations is also attributed to him; it bewails the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple by the Babylonians in 587 bc. Despite (or because of) the gloomy subject matter of these texts, the name enjoyed some popularity among Puritans from the 16th century onwards and later Christian fundamentalists, partly perhaps because Jeremiah also preached reconciliation with God after his wrath was assuaged. Since the 1970s it has found considerable favour in the United States.
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Scottish, English, Dutch, German, Danish, Swedish, and Jewish (Ashkenazic): nickname for a tall person, from Older Scots, Middle English, Middle Dutch, Middle German, and Danish lang 'long', Swedish lång.
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Nicknames & variations
Jeremy, Jeremie, Jeremey, Jereme, Jeremi, Jerene, Jeremia, Jerome, Jeren, Jerena
Long, Lindsey, Lange, Langley, Langston, Langford, Lindsay, Lund, Land, Lind


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The Voice: The Live Finals
Your last chance to see double header performances from the contestants! Cassadee gets very country, Terry repeats himself and Nicholas actually starts a fire.
"The Voice" Recap: Who's Safe From America?
When America votes, everyone covers their arse! Cee Lo gets into the '70s! Blake breaks out his guitar! Xtina goes "Moulin Rouge" meets Marie Antoinette! And America is kind of mean.
"The Voice" Recap: Let The Voting Begin
Last week, the live playoff eliminations between each team on The Voice came to an end. Tonight the remaining 12 contestants took to the stage one by one to impress the judges and win over America.
Jessica Sanchez and Phillip Phillips In "The Idol Bubble"
After last night's finale episode of American Idol, Mix 104.1/Boston talked to finalists Jessica Sanchez and Phillip Phillips. What you may not have realized about Idol contestants is they have no idea what's going on in the world.


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McLaren know they need to step it up in the second half of the season and they are determined to start on a positive note at Spa.
Jenson Button: "I go into the second half of the season feeling incredibly refreshed and positive. There's no better place to resume the season than at Spa-Francorchamps. It's one of the best circuits in the world, and it's a place where driving a Formula 1 car always feels incredible. As ever, I'm really looking forward to driving out of the pits for the first time on Friday morning, and just throwing the car into some of the greatest corners in motorsport.
"I had one of my best weekends of the year at Spa last year, qualifying and finishing sixth after running closely with a bunch of cars through the whole race. It wasn't my best finish of the year, but it was positive because I got the maximum out of the package we had, and was able to fight closely with a number of other drivers, which felt satisfying.
"Hopefully, there will be positives to take out of this weekend as well."
Kevin Magnussen: ""It's felt like an incredibly long four weeks, and I really can't wait to get back into the cockpit, particularly as we're headed to Spa, one of the best drivers' tracks in the world.
"I love Spa: I won there in British Formula 3 in 2011, and in Formula Renault 3.5 in both 2012 and '13, and I just love the fast, flowing nature of the circuit. Hooking up a quick lap there during qualifying is just fantastic, because the track just flows from one corner to the next, and the car is so fast and assured that it almost feels effortless. It's fantastic.
"I think the second half of this season will be incredibly important for us. We need to use these next eight races to assert ourselves, pushing our development strategy to the fore in order to first consolidate and then improve our positions in both the drivers' and constructors' championships.
"As a team, I know we are up for the challenge."
Eric Boullier - racing director: "We had a disappointing race in Hungary to send us into the summer break, but we've analysed the issues we encountered, and we believe we now understand what went wrong. More important, we all head to Belgium feeling positive and refreshed, and incredibly keen to get back to work.
"The first half of the season has shown signs of both promise and disappointment, but, through it all, Jenson and Kevin have each driven some particularly inspired races, made very few mistakes and always extracted the maximum from the package. Equally, the team has worked hard at both the factory and the racetrack to improve performance - and we're now starting to see those returns.
"Spa and Monza are tracks where every team runs a unique downforce package, so it won't be until Singapore - where we resume with a more conventional set-up - that we'll get a clearer read on our progress, but I think we have reasons to be optimistic. The operational changes we've implemented over the course of the season have taken time to bed-in, but I think we'll certainly see a more pronounced upswing in performance over these final eight races of the year."


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A new style for spring 2014, the Rap CM is all about comfort, durability and grip. The thin padded tongue, mid-top collar and STI Evolution Foam footbed provide comfort, while the rubber printed toe cap, and one-piece toe and Ollie area help ward off blow-outs. For grip, there's the new etnies Duo Grip outsole with a herringbone tread pattern in the middle, which is perfect for gripping pedals, and the etnies skate team's favorite tread pattern in the toe and heel.
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Great BMX shoe. After purchasing three different pairs of the RVM's and having each of them only last 3 or 4 months I was glad to see etnies release something similar that did not have a cheapo (but for some reason trendy) vulcanized rubber sole, which is horrible for BMX as it is too soft of a rubber compound and just gets ripped to shreds by pedal traction pins. That combined with the stitching on the side of the soles means that this is finally a BMX shoe that will last like the etnies of old.
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Hope is a leading Christian college, ecumenical in character and rooted in the Reformed tradition. This expansive Christian faith provides the College community a way of seeing the world and each person, and it energizes our community life and intellectual journeys. This community does not dictate your spiritual life or determine your religion. It includes people from many different faith traditions and who claim no religious faith.
Because we understand that learning cannot succeed apart from relationships, we've set ideals that mark the academic experience at Hope: humility to listen, hospitality to welcome, patience to understand, courage to challenge, honesty to speak the truth in love.
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Pop quiz:
Q1: What is the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history?
Q2: What U.S. law provides the single largest source of federal funding for environmental conservation?
Answers: The Dust Bowl and the Farm Bill. And these two facts have everything to do with one another.
In a recent blog, I showcased farmers and environmentalists joined in a common Farm Bill mission with faith communities, moms and organic "foodies." I'm happy to report that the broad-based movement for smarter farm policies continues to expand, and pressure on Congress is building. We invite you to add your voice.
The Farm Bill expired on Monday (here's a roundup of what that means). So while we still have no Farm Bill, I'm here to tell you that Congress is feeling the heat. From all around the country — from farmers and mothers, environmentalists and faith communities — people are calling on Congress to pass a Farm Bill this year. While it won't happen before the November elections it can happen during the short lame duck session that follows.
When Congress returned from recess this week they started negotiating the terms under which the Farm Bill will be extended (beyond its September 30 ending date) and funded for at least the next six months. The proposal on the table guts conservation programs.
Earlier this week the House Agriculture Committee passed its version of the Farm Bill by a vote of 35-11 after one long day and more than 100 amendments.
Here's the upshot. Conservation programs took a big hit. Genetically engineered (GE) crops were given a free ride. And unfortunate language reversing EPA's authority to regulate pesticide pollution under the Clean Water Act is included. A vote on the House floor is up next, but it hasn't been scheduled yet. Then it's on to reconciliation with the version passed by the Senate.
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The Major League All-Star Game is not until July 10 at Kansas City's Kaufman Stadium, but for one LeFlore County softball player, there's an all-star game Monday night.
Poteau Lady Pirate Shelby Standridge will play in the 2012 Sparkler College Exposure All-Star Game Monday night in Westminister, Colo.
Standridge, who plays with the Oklahoma Elite softball team in the summer which went to the World Series last August in Kansas City, Kan., will showcase her talents in both the outfield and at shortstop while representing her team at the Sparkler College Exposure All-Star Tournament.
Standridge, who will be senior this next school year, batted .455 last fall with 16 runs batted in. She had 14 stolen bases, with 45 hits — of which 12 were doubles and four were triples. Her on-base percentage was .505, while her slugging percentage was .657.
By participating in these all star games, Standridge could earn the opportunity to play in the 2013 New York City Central Park All-Star Games July 7-13, 2013 — which are the same games last July that Panama Lady Razorback soon-to-be senior pitcher Taylor Eaves was a part of last summer.