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Sunday's highlight in the Premier League is Tottenham v Arsenal at White Hart Lane. The North London derby has returned some excellent matches throughout the Premier League years and Sunday's will be one of very few where Spurs go into the match as the bookmakers favourites. Paddy Power make Harry Redknapp's side 23/20 to win all three points, whereas Arsenal are available to back at 9/4 with the draw 5/2.
Tottenham host Arsenal in what looks like an intriguing Premier League encounter on Sunday. Harry Redknapp's side have shrugged off early season heavy defeats at the hands of both of the Manchester clubs to bounce back with three straight wins which has propelled Spurs up to fifth in the table with a game in hand. Two of those wins came away from White Hart Lane beating Wolves 2-0 and Wigan 2-1 on their travels, but it was their home demolition of Liverpool a fortnight ago which really caught the eye. A Luka Modric inspired 4-0 victory over Liverpool really kickstarted Spurs' season and the supporters will now be very hopeful of a similar result on Sunday.
Arsenal have steadied the ship somewhat following a very rocky start to their Premier League season. A 0-0 draw away at Newcastle on the opening day of the season was compounded by a home defeat to Liverpool and a humiliating 8-2 thrashing at the hands of Manchester United. Early season injuries and suspensions haven't helped and there are signs that things could be on the up for Arsene Wenger's side, who beat Bolton 3-0 last weekend and also won against Olympiakos in the Champions League midweek.
There have been plenty of goals in the games involving these two teams in recent season, with no less than sixteen scored in the three games between the two clubs last term. Spurs beat Arsenal 3-2 when two goals down at half time at The Emirates last season whilst they came back from 3-1 down to draw 3-3 at White Hart Lane in April. A repeat of that scoreline is a 35/1 shot with Paddy Power this weekend. Only two of the last fifteen matches between these two sides has produced less than three goals and the way Spurs are creating chances and Arsenal defending, we could well be seeing another goalfest this weekend.
It's no suprise that Paddy Power go 8/13 that there will be over 2.5 goals on Sunday, but there might be more value backing over 3.5 goals at 13/8. Plenty of eyes will be on former Arsenal striker Emmanuel Adebayor who was retrospectively banned following his celebrations for Manchester City when scoring against Arsenal two seasons ago, when running the whole length of the pitch to celebrate in front of the Arsenal fans. The striker from Togo has scored three goals in his three starts for Spurs and is favourite to get the first goal on Sunday at 9/2. If Emmanuael Adebayor scores on Sunday, bookmaker Paddy Power will refund all losing first/last goalscorer and scorecast singles on the match. At 11/10, he looks a good bet to score anytime.
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Baseball takes another step in its recognition of the Negro Leagues' contributions to the sport when 39 candidates are voted on at the end of this month in a special election for the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
The 39 names on the ballot are the result of an investigation that began in July 2000. Major League Baseball provided a grant of $250,000 that helped more than 50 historians and scholars research the history of black baseball. They searched more than 150 newspapers and miles of microfilm, checking box scores against news accounts.
Because reporters didn't travel with Negro Leagues teams, and there were few news wires at the time, players' statistics varied widely or were forgotten altogether.
The legacy of the Negro League is best showcased at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Mo.
The volunteer chairman — and the leagues' affable ambassador — is former Kansas City Monarchs first baseman John "Buck" O'Neil. He and former New York Cubans power-hitter Minnie Minoso are the only living members on the list of 39.
When he's not on the road promoting the museum, the 94-year-old O'Neil is at the museum giving tours. At a simulated baseball diamond, bronze statues highlight the careers of Negro Leaguers currently in the Hall of Fame.
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I've thought about this a bit. Consider a consortium of like-minded privacy-concerned people that has a pool of virtual SIM cards (exceeding the user base by perhaps 2x or more). The group pays for the whole pool of SIM cards (end users pay the group, perhaps through bitcoin). Participating phones check out random virtual SIM cards (using some kind of cryptographic signature perhaps similar to blockchains to assure anonymity) periodically in order to ensure apparently random distribution. All transactions flow over a VPN to a common network and the phone itself is disabled (use VoIP). Web access runs through Privoxy or similar filtering to ensure there are no traceable bits. This should be fine until you start installing other apps.
This probably requires special hardware in order to "spoof" the consortium's SIM cards and swap between them with minimal downtime.


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It's buying a data service that will feed members data on past sales prices, zoning, liens, etc. All of that information is already available but for the agent too dumb and lazy to find it, this will enable her to do so at a touch of a button. Full access to information is the future – in fact, it's here – and it's nice to see the hidebound NAR start to understand that.
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Gerry & The Pacemakers DVD Revisits Classic "Mersey Beat"
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For a while, Gerry & the Pacemakers were the Beatles' main Liverpool rival in terms of popularity with fans and in sweaty clubs like the Cavern. But for the band - singer/guitarist Gerry Marsden, brother Freddie on drums, bassist Les Chadwick, and piano man Les McGuire - said competition was all in fun. The two bands were actually quite close, right down to sharing a manager in Brian Epstein.
In fact, producer George Marten presented the Pacemakers' first hit, "How Do You Do It?," to the Beatles first, but the Fabs rejected the song in favor of their own "Love Me Do."
"How Do You Do It?" started a string of successes for the Pacemakers, including "I Like It," "I'm the One," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Ferry Cross the Mersey" and the DVD's title track. Although bigger in the UK, many of them also hit American charts, including "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying."
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Nevertheless, they remain perhaps the truest example of the true "Mersey Beat" sound born in Liverpool, where Marsden lives to this day with his wife of nearly 50 years. As revealed in the DVD, a temporary break-up with this same woman early in their relationship inspired Marsden to pen "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" to win her back.
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Agriturismo La Colombaia, Caserta (province)
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- Caserta Hospital (6.6 mi / 10.6 km)
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Agriturismo La Colombaia, Caserta (province)
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DiningRistorante 1 - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves brunch, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required.
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So, let's have a little breakdown of the film. I won't be delving too deep into spoilers, so don't worry about any major plot points being ruined if you haven't seen it, but if you have seen it, then you'll know what I'm talking about when I drop little hints here and there about some of the more... seemingly esoteric aspects of this peculiar little film.
The first thing in the movie we see is the old, 1970s "OUR FEATURE PRESENTATION" graphic, also known (albeit, not officially by any means) as a "Grindhouse introduction," with the upbeat music playing as the words "Our Feature Presentation" roll in from all corners on the screen against a colorful background.
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The acting is utterly terrible, everyone sounds like they're reading a script at a rehearsal. The only good actor is veteran Buster Crab, who does a good Southern accent and plays the old "Pappy" pretty well. Everyone else has the most hideously affected accent, and they go right back to non-accented speech as soon as they start to get scared.
OK now, for those into zombie lore, as I am: first off, these are more like the zombies of "28 Days Later" than Romero, as they are actually still alive, just diseased. They are also able to use weapons, like axes and pitchforks. The makeup consists of Halloween masks for the male zombies and the women, interestingly, are mostly leggy hot blonds with white and black face paint. The music is one of the best parts of the movie, I think. It's that eerie 70s-80s synth music like you hear in Romero's early "Dead" movies which, even though it's cheap, is kind of spooky in an 80s horror movie way.
The zombie carnage in this film is actually not THE worst I've seen. Most of the victims just get knocked out, spit blood, and get dragged off screen to become food. There is one surprisingly good vore scene with a hot blond girl who gets knocked down, a female zombie rips her hand off and munches, while she writhes and vomits blood. Then, still alive, she dribbles more blood as her other arm is gnawed by a zombie guy and her throat is chewed.
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Responding to an outcry from some of its largest customers, Microsoft announced changes to the controversial new volume licensing program it began rolling out the first week of October. The most notable change is an extension of the customer deadline for upgrading to the program, called Software Assurance. Customers now have until July 31, 2002, rather than Feb. 28, 2002, to become ''current'' on Microsoft Windows, Office and other Microsoft software titles they use, a requirement for participation in Software Assurance. At the same time, Microsoft said customers running Office 2000 would not be forced to upgrade to the new Office XP to be eligible. Microsoft has faced a chorus of complaints since it announced the upgrade program in May 2001, mainly from corporate customers buying software in volume, who say the licensing program will sharply increase their upgrade costs. Microsoft, which views the new program as an important step toward its model of offering software as a service rather than a product, estimates that only 20 percent of customers will have a cost increase. Laurie J. Flynn (NYT)


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The taught modules in Ludwigsburg, Paris and London convey practical and theoretical knowledge about financing, film funding, script development, calculating a budget, drawing up a shooting schedule and shooting a film. These modules also cover contract law, as well as film distribution and world sales. The classes on the various topics are all taught by instructors with hands-on experience of the issues. We choose instructors who are film business experts, and the comprehensive overview and detailed in-depth specialised knowledge they bring make this an intensive seminar.
In autumn, students go on two study trips for several days, to Strasbourg (visit to the broadcaster ARTE) and Munich (visit to ARRI post production, the ARRI cinema and Bavaria Film).
During the Berlinale a seminar on the American film industry provides insights into the very different film market in North America and always gives students a fresh perspective on the European film business.
After the Berlinale workshop, course participants spend two weeks at the London film school, NFTS. Case studies and seminars help them to understand the British production system.
The study trips to the international film festivals in Berlin and Cannes offer participants a chance to discover what an A festival has to offer, how the festivals are organised and the opportunities they present. Students receive official film professional accreditation, allowing them access to film screenings, the Film Market and many other festival events. Meetings and tours are specially devised to help them to get to know the festivals, and they are encouraged to explore on their own. In Cannes a two-day internship with a world sales agent complements the festival workshop.
In April all students work as interns for up to four weeks with a European film distribution company or world sales agent. The objective is to ensure students gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and goals in the distribution business through being integrated into the firm's practical work. The students subsequently produce a written distribution study drawing on what they have learnt.
The development and production of the short films is a leitmotif running through the entire course. Since 2003 each class has produced a series of short films on a stipulated topic in the form of a co-production with ARTE and SWR. ATELIER participants assume the role of producers here.
The students begin to view films by interested potential directors in autumn. Parallel to this, the screenwriting classes at the Film Academy and La fémis work on script proposals on the stipulated topic.
In autumn the participants choose the partners they wish to work with in implementing their project; each of the nine short films is produced by two Atelier participants from different countries and with different mother tongues. This means that at the subsequent script pitching the students can already decide as a team which script interests them. The class then selects the screenplays that will be produced, working in conjunction with the commissioning editors, Brigitte Dithard (SWR) and Barbara Häbe (ARTE), together with a script advisor and the course directors.
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PARIS: Chargers showing their teeth down stretch
SAN DIEGO — Who knew? The Chargers are bullies.
We know they'll meet another one on Saturday.
"The first thing when you have an incident like they had is I think people zero in on it,'' coach Norv Turner said, and he wasn't talking of the Chargers' shocking domination of the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
Instead, the Lions are on the Chargers' tongue tips, and thank goodness we didn't say the Bengals.
But Detroit is Baltimore, save the crab cakes. The Lions offer a grumpy Ndamukong Suh and that's usually good for a post-whistle pinch.
While the Chargers are new to this tough-guy role, it's old helmet to the Lions. With Suh being suspended two games and slapped on the knuckles at every turn, the Lions are the NFL's authentic thug.
Even their coach, Jim Schwartz, went macho man on the Niners' Jim Harbaugh. Coach Turner, keep your hands up!
But Turner downplayed the Motown men's testosterone — despite those pesky yellow flags.
"The first thing I do is watch the tape and see if I see anything out of the ordinary or unusual,'' Turner said.
If an automobile, Turner said this Detroit model is just a muscle car built for speed.
"They are a very physical team,'' Turner said. "They play fast and hard, but I haven't seen anything yet to say I see anything that is any different than most teams we play.''
What's different with this year's Midwest December trek is Detroit (9-5) playing for something. They're thick in the playoff stew, eager to distribute black coal on Christmas Eve.
Remember last's year's Yule season? The visiting Chargers were ambushed by the dreadful Bengals with Carson Palmer flinging four touchdown passes to backups.
The Chargers (7-7) swear they're keen to sneak attacks and aim for two more wins.
Maybe that gets their playoff ticket scanned. Or maybe the last 12 quarters are a tease, a show of what might have been.
The TKO of the Ravens was impressive. After beating the overcooked Jaguars and Bills, Sunday's win was the Chargers' best 2011 statement, extending a nifty three-game run.
Not counting the Monday night teams (Steelers, Niners), since Week 13 the Chargers' 109 points is the most in the NFL. Their 38 points allowed is the third-fewest. Their 71-plus point differential since is the highest positive differential in the NFL.
It's obvious their belief is growing, solidified by three straight wins and wobbly contenders above.
The Chargers trail the Broncos by one game with two remaining. They're also in the wild-card chatter, although it's more complicated.
And of all the roadblocks, if you're praying for divine intervention good luck line-jumping Denver's Tim Tebow.
But enough about those the Chargers are chasing. This is about them continuing their hot spell, sweeping their final two and having each finger and toe crossed.
Being the best team not to make the playoffs is no way to enter a zany offseason.
The Chargers' late dash to the dance is making team president Dean Spanos squirm. His decision to jettison, or embrace, Turner and/or general manager A. J. Smith, is getting deliciously difficult.
Me: Good luck selling one playoff win in four seasons if the miracle workers are denied the postseason.
You: Good times that the Chargers are making your holidays brighter.
So bring on the Lions and we dare them to kick sand in the Chargers' mug!
"The best thing we can do is have a repeat,'' Turner said, longing to hit replay on Sunday's romp. "Keep the ball and get points and do a great job with pressure.''
Then hustle to San Diego and have faith.
"Be home for Christmas after hopefully playing as well as they can,'' Turner said. "And hopefully enjoy the holiday.''
That's a lot of hoping, but the Chargers, thanks to six-game skid, have little else.
"People always say we haven't played anybody,'' linebacker Takeo Spikes said. "The past two games, they say we won because (the opponents) weren't good football teams. We never looked at it that way.''
Suddenly the Chargers are viewed differently. No longer softies after thumping the Ravens. The Chargers return to practice today and depart Thursday on possibly their road to relevancy.
"We need things to go our way obviously,'' defensive tackle Antonio Garay said. "But all we can do is play our game.''


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TUCSON, Ariz. -- With four seconds left in Saturday night's game at Arizona Stadium, Oregon State kicker Justin Kahut lined up for a 24-yard field goal with the Beavers trailing Arizona by one point.
Less than four minutes earlier, Kahut could have tied the score at 17-17, but missed an extra-point attempt that threatened to suck the wind out of Oregon State's dream season.
Now the Beavers' chances of winning a Pac-10 championship and playing in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day were again riding on his right foot.
Shortly before the football was snapped, Kahut looked at the uprights in the north end zone and cracked a wide smile.
"I didn't see the game ending like that," Kahut said. "I didn't want to not go to the Rose Bowl because of me. I wanted a second chance, and I got it. I felt good. This is the way it was supposed to happen."
After nearly becoming a goat because of the extra-point attempt he hooked left, Kahut nailed the field goal as time expired, giving the No. 21 Beavers an improbable 19-17 victory in front of a crowd of 48,503 fans.
Oregon State's sixth consecutive win moved it within one victory of at least a share of its first Pac-10 championship since 2000, when it shared the title with Oregon and Washington. And if the Beavers beat rival Oregon in next week's Civil War game in Corvallis, Ore., they'll play in the Rose Bowl for the first time since 1965.
It was just another game dealing with adversity. It's the Beaver way.
-- Sammie Stroughter
"That Civil War is going to be huge," Beavers quarterback Sean Canfield said. "The run for the Roses goes through Corvallis."
A loss to Arizona would have all but ended Oregon State's Rose Bowl hopes. If the Beavers beat Oregon, they'll win at least a share of the Pac-10 title, and would win a tiebreaker over No. 6 Southern California because of their 27-21 upset of the then-No. 1 Trojans on Sept. 25. USC finishes conference play at UCLA on Dec. 6.
"I don't think we made Pete Carroll's night tonight," Arizona coach Mike Stoops said.
Who would have imagined the Beavers playing in the Rose Bowl after the first two weeks of the 2008 season? The season opened with a 36-28 loss at Stanford, in which Oregon State fumbled into the end zone for a touchback in the game's final seconds. Nine days later, the Beavers were hammered 45-14 at Penn State in a game that wasn't even that close.
Oregon State's rough start is what made its shocking upset of the Trojans so remarkable. And who outside of Corvallis really expected that victory to be more than a blip on the radar?
Everyone else believed the Beavers would eventually lose a game or two and the Trojans would steamroll through the rest of their schedule en route to winning a record seventh consecutive Pac-10 championship.
The Beavers lost at Utah 31-28 a week after beating the Trojans, and it figured to be only a matter of time before they lost again. There was a close call against Arizona State three weeks ago, when the Beavers intercepted Rudy Carpenter's pass on a two-point conversion to preserve a 27-25 victory with only 21 seconds to play.
And then there was Saturday night at Arizona, where the Beavers had every reason to lose.
Freshman running back Jacquizz Rodgers, who came into the game leading the Pac-10 in rushing with 1,233 yards in 10 games, was hurt early in the first quarter. Rodgers carried only four times for 20 yards before leaving with a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder.
Two hours before kickoff, the Beavers learned quarterback Lyle Moevao, who was 10-3 as their starter, wouldn't play because of a sore shoulder. Canfield, who had lost the starting job to Moevao after undergoing shoulder surgery last year, was suddenly back in the spotlight.
"It was just another game dealing with adversity," said senior receiver Sammie Stroughter, who had more than his share last season, when he battled a lacerated kidney and depression. "It's the Beaver way."
With Canfield starting under center and the explosive Rodgers sitting on the bench, Oregon State couldn't muster much offense in the first half. Kahut kicked a career-long 47-yard field goal on the final play of the first half to tie the score at 3-3.
The Beavers went ahead 10-3 on flanker James Rodgers' seven-yard touchdown run with 9:06 left in the third quarter. But then the Wildcats scored the game's next two touchdowns to go ahead 17-10 with 8:26 left to play.
Oregon State's comeback hopes seemed dashed when James Rodgers -- the speedy tailback's older brother -- dropped what would have been a game-tying touchdown with 5:24 to play. Rodgers ran past cornerback Marquis Hundley, but dropped Canfield's deep pass as he ran into the end zone.
But on the very next play, Canfield threw over the middle for Stroughter, who caught the pass and ran 34 yards to the Arizona 7. Stroughter scored on a 7-yard touchdown pass on third-and-goal.
Then Kahut missed the point-after attempt.
"I think I probably just pulled my head up," Kahut said. "I don't know why. It just happened. I was hoping for a second chance, but sometimes you don't get them."
It didn't look like Oregon State would get another chance to win. Arizona quarterback Willie Tuitama ran for a first down on a third-and-9 play with less than three minutes to play. The Beavers stopped tailback Keola Antolin 2 yards short of a first down, forcing the Wildcats to punt with 1:27 to play.
Oregon State's offense took over at its 20 with 1:19 to go. Canfield threw a 20-yard pass to tailback Jeremy Francis on first down. Francis gained 5 more yards on second down, moving near midfield with 56 seconds to play.
Then Canfield went for the home run. Facing second-and-4 at the Oregon State 46, the Beavers called "Yo Wing Brown Stack Stab" -- the same pass Rodgers had dropped only minutes earlier.
This time, Stroughter sprinted past cornerback Devin Ross down the left side. By the time Canfield saw Stroughter, he was 4 yards behind Ross. Stroughter hauled in a 47-yard catch to the Arizona 7.
After a 4-yard run on first down, Canfield took the snap and ran to the middle of the field, where he quickly took a knee. After spiking the ball to stop the clock with four seconds to go, Kahut lined up for the game-winning kick.
"The whole team believed in me," Kahut said. "That's hard to do."
Not after the Beavers overcame long odds all season.
"I can't put my finger on it," Oregon State coach Mike Riley said. "I think it's becoming evident that when the going is hard some people rise and some people shrink. This group is proving they rise up. It's just there, and I love that about them. I'm humbled watching that with this team. They just don't quit."
At least not until the Beavers are finally smelling roses.
Mark Schlabach covers college football and men's college basketball for ESPN.com. You can contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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April 14, 2012
WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University men's tennis team finished off a strong regular season campaign with a 5-2 win over the Villanova University Wildcats on Saturday at the McDonough Outdoor Tennis Complex. The Hoyas won six of their last seven matches to finish the regular season with a mark of 14-7 overall and 2-1 in BIG EAST Conference play.
The Hoyas swept doubles play to pick up the first point of the match. Senior Andrew Bruhn (Storrs, Conn./E.O. Smith) and Brian Ward (Darwin, Minn./Litchfield) won at No. 1, 8-1, in their last day competing on the Hilltop. At No. 2, freshman Alex Tropiano (Laurel Hollow, N.Y./Cold Spring Harbor) and sophomore Andrew Dottino (New York, N.Y./The Pendleton School) nabbed the 8-4 victory, while at No. 3, junior Charlie Caris (Des Moines, Iowa/Theodore Roosevelt) and senior Rafael Notario(Bethesda, Md./The Heights School) picked up the win by a score of 8-1.
In singles play, Caris started things out at No. 2 with the 6-1, 6-1 victory. Villanova pulled within one, but Bruhn came back to make it 3-1 with a 6-7, 6-3, 6-2 win at No. 1. Freshman Shane Korber(Newport Beach, Calif./Corona Del Mar) clinched the match with a three-set victory at No. 4. Korber beat his opponent 6-4, 2-6, 6-4.
Sophomore Casey Distaso(The Woodlands, Texas/Edmond North) rounded it out with a 7-6, 6-3 win at No. 5 to make the final, 5-2.
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Finnish lifestyle brand Iittala makes its return to the New York International Gift Fair with an aim to revitalize the brand in the U.S. market, Melania Rosato, director of sales for Iittala USA, told HOMEWORLD BUSINESS®. The company will show in the Tabletop & Housewares division, just adjacent to Accent on Design in the Javits Convention Center.
Iittala USA's key goal in 2013 is to build its brand awareness in the mind of consumers in the United States.
"Our main goal is to focus on the independent retailers; if we can get to the heart of each owner, they can become our ambassador and tell the right message to the end consumer," said Rosato.
Iittala USA also is targeting premium department stores and Internet retailers with its refocused brand efforts, she said.
At the NYIGF, Iittala will highlight iconic brand basics and focus a spotlight on a new collection called Sarjaton developed by a team of six young Finnish designers. Another new collection will be Essence Plus Glass, designed by Alfredo Häberli, comprised of four wine glasses.
The brand will highlight its iconic designs, such as Teema, first designed by Kaj Franck in 1952, a versatile and multi-functional vitro porcelain collection formed around three basic shapes: circle, square and rectangle. Its main colors are white, blue and black. Accent colors are turquoise, pearl gray, and the new color in 2013 in porcelain for Iittala: celadon green.
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