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Female Guard Sexually Harassed, Then Fired for Complaining, Agency Charged
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Chicago-based Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. has agreed to pay $65,000 to settle a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency announced today.
The EEOC's suit asserted that Sheilandra Walker, who worked as a security guard at a Securitas client facility in Charlotte, was subjected to sexual harassment from February 28, 2008 until March 26, 2008 by two male guards; one of whom was her supervisor. The suit alleged that the two guards subjected Walker to unwelcome sexual comments, gestures and sexual touching. One of the guards engaged in conduct such as licking his lips and grabbing his crotch while staring at Walker's breasts, and he would physically touch Walker by blocking the door of the guard shack when she tried to leave so that she had to brush up against him.
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits sexual harassment in the workplace and retaliation for complaining about discrimination. The EEOC filed suit on September 30 (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Securitas Security Services, USA, Inc., Civil Action No. 3:10-cv-487) in U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina, Charlotte Division, after first attempting to reach a voluntary settlement.
The two-year consent decree resolving the case provides that Walker will receive $65,000 in settlement for her claims against the company. In addition to monetary damages, the decree provides for injunctive relief enjoining Securitas from further maintaining a sexually hostile work environment or engaging in retaliation. The decree also requires the company to post its policy against sexual harassment; distribute the policy to employees in the facility where Walker worked; provide annual, company-wide training on sexual harassment; and provide periodic reports to the EEOC.
"Employees must be free to report harassment without fear of reprisal," said Lynette A. Barnes, regional attorney of the EEOC's Charlotte District Office. "This case is a reminder to employers that they all have an obligation to ensure a work environment free from harassment, to promptly investigate complaints, and to take appropriate corrective measures to stop any such misconduct of which the company becomes aware."
The EEOC is responsible for enforcing federal laws prohibiting discrimination in employment. Further information about the EEOC is available on its web site at www.eeoc.gov.


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Temple Judea to celebrate Purim holiday tomorrow, March 24th
The Jewish holiday of Purim joyously celebrates the downfall of tyrant Haman through the efforts of Mordecai and his niece, Queen Esther. Purim is the occasion of gift giving, plays, dressing up in costume, games and great fun.
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Handmade Dishes: Tabletop & Servingware
There is something extra special about eating off of dishes that are made by hand. Just think about the craft and care that went into each cup, bowl and plate!
Here are 10 ceramicists, each has lovely work beyond what is shown here and any table would be that much more special with their pieces on it.
• up in the air somewhere dip cups $32 each, Large pitcher $38
• Diana Baur Cermaics, Amazing Bowl €50
• Etsy: Jill Rosenwald, Swag Lunch Plate $50
• Etsy: New Moon Studio, Ceramic Red Shot Glasses $38 for set of four
• Etsy: Atelier BB, Biscuit Bowl - medium bowl - Wobbly Plates Series $22.50 each
• Etsy: Suzzie Holler, Medium Bowl $25
• Etsy: Karen Lorenc, Large Soup Mug in Turquoise 16 oz. $20
• Etsy: DKPottery, Blue and White Dip or Pate' Bowl $16
• Etsy: Gleenashop, Serving Set One Platter and One Small Bowl $80
• Etsy: Kim Westad, SALE Extra Large Pebble Soup Bowl $23 each


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Cat Power - Jukebox
However, the thing with Jukebox is that it's not that it's a bad record as such, it's just one that's hard to imagine being truly loved by anyone. For people favourably disposed, as I am, to loping bluesy country-got-soul jammings, it's ideal and I do like it, but there's also something lacking. Mainly it's variation. The jam lasts through most of the record, and although Marshall maintains her reputation as an artist who can transform the originals in the songs she covers, the result is that she ends up making them all sound pretty much the same. So there's little variation in style and tempo between originals as widely different as New York, New York, Hank Williams' Ramblin' Man, Joni Mitchell's Blue and Nick Cave's Breathless. It's all very well her stamping her own personality on other people's songs (which all good cover versions should), but you can't help but be left wanting something more. Which leaves the question of whether the newer, bigger Chan Marshall is actually any better than the old erratic one, musically at least. The revisiting of her own Metal Heart and lone new track Song for Bobby don't offer much of a clue either. Until the new album proper drops, the jury's still out.
Download: Cat Power – Breathless
Download: Cat Power – New York
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Food Drive for Neighbor to Neighbor
Top HeadlinesDate: January 22, 2010
For the students of Andrews University, the Martin Luther King Jr. weekend was an experience of both celebration and service. Through the MLK Food Drive, students, staff, faculty and members of the community joined together for a common cause: to help those in need.
For more than a week leading up to Dr. King's birthday, a group of volunteers collected food donations to benefit Neighbor to Neighbor, a community service organization located in Berrien Springs, Mich. Donation boxes were placed in multiple locations across campus, at the Berrien Springs Public School and the Village Adventist Elementary School. Students were also able to donate money from their own meal plans, which generated nearly $3,000 in donations. Then, on Monday, Jan. 18, all the volunteers gathered in the Office of Campus Ministries.
Timothy Nixon, chaplain for inreach, prayed before the team headed out: "We recognize that there was nothing extraordinary about [Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.], but what was special is what You did through him. And just as You worked through him, You can work through us. So we present ourselves this day in service for You."
"We were expecting about 50 volunteers. In the end, we had a total of 111 volunteers," said Louise Albert, a coordinator for the event.
Together, they collected and delivered over 2,500 pounds of goods to Neighbor to Neighbor. Once everyone and all the donations were transported over to Neighbor to Neighbor, the community service center was packed.
They immediately organized and got to work. Some formed an assembly line to transport boxes from the truck into the building. Others opened boxes, weighed the contents, repacked and stacked them. Another team went to work sorting clothes by size and color in the thrift store.
"I knew a lot of people would be coming out," said Laura Meyer, executive director for Neighbor to Neighbor, "but I didn't imagine it would be so many. We really appreciate so many students taking this time out of their day off."
Sandie Martins, a pre-med freshman at Andrews, didn't see it as much of a sacrifice at all. "Actually, I loved it. I feel like doing this every day," she said. "You get to both spend time with people and help out in a way that's just so useful instead of sitting in your dorm room all day watching a movie."
The event was scheduled to take several hours, but volunteers finished processing all the donations in just two hours. Many stayed by to continue doing whatever odd jobs needed doing at the center.
"Martin Luther King Jr. gave up his time, energy and even his life to help others," said Martins. "Giving an hour or two of our time really represents him."


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We have a new recreational cod fishing fillet regulation that takes effect January 1, 2012. The minimum fish size is the same at twenty-two inches (22"), however, no angler shall possess a cod fillet measuring less than fourteen inches (14") and the fillet must have at least two (2) square inches of skin left intact. The skin will help assist enforcement authorities identify the species. This means that if you fillet at sea you need to keep some skin (at least two square inches) left on the fillet.
The new law pertains to fish caught within "this state or otherwise". "Otherwise" means that if you catch fish in federal waters outside the three mile limit, like at Cox's Ledge (the popular cod fishing grounds off Rhode Island), and bring it back through Rhode Island waters or back to a Rhode Island port the cod fish regulation applies.
Both support and criticism of the new fillet law has come from private anglers and the charter/party boat industry.
Those opposed to the new fillet law say it will not stop the taking of undersized fish occurring offshore at popular fishing grounds where vessels from Montauk New York and other out of state party/charter boasts and private anglers keep undersized fish then fillet at sea and return to other than Rhode Island ports.
Rick Bellavance, president of the Rhode Island Party & Charter Boat association said, "Filet laws are not the solution. They are not going to stop people from taking undersized fish, what is needed is enhanced enforcement."
Steve Medeiros, president of the Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association (RISAA) said, "Personally, I'm against it. For the past several years DEM enforcement has proposed a total fillet law in the state. While I was on the fisheries council I helped to defeat it time after time. This time it's about out of state charter and party boats fishing on the cod stocks south of Block Island. Reportedly they keep everything, including all undersized fish, fillet them on the spot, then cut back to Montauk. If caught with only fillets there is no proof to charge them with undersized fish."
Medeiros continued to say that he understands the new laws intent but was concerned that it would lead to fillet laws for all species. He said, "…I fear this will be used to open the door for an across-the-board fillet law. I'm not on the Council (Rhode Island Marine Fisheries Council) anymore so I can only fight from the audience."
However others feel the fillet law will have a positive impact on the fishery. Dick Pastore, a noted long time Rhode Island recreational angler and fisheries advocate said, "I'm probably a lone voice here but I don't have any problem with a total fillet ban on the water… and lastly, a fillet ban will deter people from taking shorts."
Brian an avid recreational angler on the RISAA blog said, "I believe it is a very good solution. It's also a lot better than not being able to clean fish at sea. I can't think of a better way for DEM to enforce limits on fish. It's been like that for years on the west coast and it keeps people honest and allows DEM to do their job."
When advocating for the filet law, Captain Frank Blount, owner of the Francis Fleet party boats, said, "I was the one who recommended this fillet law and … support (the) option that would allow filleting of cod at sea but with fillets equal to the a specified size. Fourteen inches, if that translates to the minimum size fish (of 22 inches)". Blount advocated for the law to prevent private anglers, party and charter boats from taking undersized cod and then filleting them at sea with no minimum size.
The new regulation becomes effective this week, January 1, 2012 and will remain in effect through June 30, 2012. The hope is that DEM will assess the effectiveness of the new fillet law and reconsider whether or not we should continue to have one. The new law it its entirety is as follows.
2.22.2 – Cod – Recreational Harvest
7.22.2 – 1 Minimum Size – No person fishing recreationally shall land or possess any cod measuring less than twenty-two inches (22") total length, or any cod fillet measuring less than fourteen inches (14") in total length, whether caught within the jurisdiction of this State or otherwise.
(a) Filleting of Cod – The fillets or cleared cod (head and tail removed) shall measure at least fourteen inches (14") in length, and each fillet shall have at least two (2) square inches (5.1 square centimeters) of skin left intact to assist in species identification.
(b) This section shall remain in effect through June 30, 2012.
Who is fishing for cod?
The Seven B's party boat (80 feet) out of the Port of Galilee, Narragansett, RI will be sailing for Cod fish this week December 28, 29, 30 and 31. The boast leaves the dock at 6:00 a.m. and return at 3:30 p.m. Cost for the tip through the end of this year is $85 per person. Call 401.789.9250.
The Francis Fleet vessels will be fishing this week too. They have been catching black sea bass to five pounds as well as scup and blue fish with cod mixed in. The Francis Fleet runs cod fishing trips from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sundays. The cod fishing trip rate is $85 per person until 12.31.11. Rates after January 1 are to be determined. Visit www.francesfleet.com or call 1.800.662.2824.
Captain Dave Monti has been fishing and shell fishing on Narragansett Bay for over 40 years. He holds a captain's master license, a charter fishing license, and is a member of the Rhode Island Marine Fisheries Council. Your fishing photos in JPEG from, stories, comments and questions are welcome… there's more than one way to catch a fish. Visit Captain Dave's No Fluke website at www.noflukefishing.com ; his blog at www.noflukefishing.blogspot.com or e-mail him at email@example.com.


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Welcome to the neighborhood
Residential Life
At Binghamton, the excitement starts where you live. Over 90 percent of freshmen and half of all undergraduates live on campus in one of our distinctive residential communities — clusters of residence halls, dining facilities, lounges and study rooms because of the close-knit neighborhood feel and unique learning opportunities.
That neighborhood feel comes from you and your "neighbors." You organize your own activities, like charitable fundraisers, movie nights, BBQs and dances. And by living together throughout your college career, you'll forge tight friendships among classmates with wildly diverse backgrounds, talents and interests.
You'll not only live and eat with your friends, but you have the opportunity to take special classes together that meet right in your community. Big test tomorrow? Grab your roommates for an instant study group.
Our innovative learning communities take the "living/learning" concept even further, building immersive, beyond-the-classroom programs around themes like pre-health, community service and globalization.
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And when you and your friends get hungry, satisfaction is right across the quad. Our four residential dining halls and many on-campus eateries have reinvented college food.
Imagine walking into your community dining hall and choosing from healthy, fresh international cuisine like vegetable samosas with yogurt sauce, pesto shrimp Sicilian pizza or Bermuda fish chowder.
Forget about searching the couch for quarters. Paying for food is as easy as swiping your Binghamton University ID card. Our dining facilities open early and close late.
Find out more by going to our Dining Services website.


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Style # 217439
Amp up your weekend style with this bebe top, featuring nautical-inspired stripes, super-soft fabric and sexy shoulder cutouts. Try yours with a pair of linen shorts and a sky-high-or-die pair of cork wedge sandals.
- 95% rayon, 5% spandex
- Center back to hem: 25" (64 cm)
- Hand wash
- Imported
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Striped Cold Shoulder Knit Top is rated out of 5 by 3.
Rated 4 out of 5 by MrsPK2 from loved the top even more once I received it ! Not clingy. Not to sexy to wear to a Pre-school work environment.
Date published: 2013-07-09
Rated 3 out of 5 by Sandy from Less than expected The quality of the material was poor. It looked cheap and not what I'm use to from Bebe. Had to return it.
Date published: 2013-05-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by Davan from Very cute This is just a go to top when you need to throw something one. It is a cute fit and it is a good quality shirt. I ordered the small and it runs a little large so if you are in between sizes order down. I figure it is good with jeans or shorts for the summer (if summer ever gets here).
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The Spain striker demonstrated his best and worst attributes and responded from missing a sitter to hit the crossbar and then net a 90th minute winner.
In a pulsating contest which saw a stunning Sergio Aguero strike cancel out Andre Schurrle's opener, set up by Torres, a rush of blood saw Joe Hart add to his recent catalogue of errors.
Torres exploited the mix-up between England stopper Hart and Matija Nastasic to score his first Premier League goal of the season and second of 2013 to seal a dramatic win.
"The goal comes in a very intelligent action by Fernando," Mourinho said.
"(A) misunderstanding by Joe and Nastasic, but Fernando was very clever the way he believed.
"Fantastic performance (by Torres) and even better because it was after an easy goal missed. That makes it even more valuable.
"When a striker misses an easy early chance, many times he's affected for the rest of the game.
"It looks like that moment was the moment where Fernando thought 'I will be the man of the match'.
"He's sharp, he's powerful, the belief is high. We are happy for him, but we are all happy because it's a very important victory against a team we couldn't beat last year.
"We played against them lots of times; even in friendlies we couldn't beat them."
Mourinho celebrated the goal and the extension of his unbeaten Premier League run at Stamford Bridge to 65 games by leaping into the crowd, where he finished the prior home match with Cardiff following his touchline dismissal.
The Portuguese entered the section of support behind the away dugout, where his son has a season ticket.
He said: "Chelsea is guilty because I want to buy a season ticket for my son and they give a season ticket for my son behind the opponents' dugout. They have to give my kid tickets behind my dugout.
"I promise that I went for him. But this is the drama of the last minute.
"Last year I beat Man City in the last minute in Madrid, I slid on my knees, I destroyed my trousers. I lost in the last minute against Bayern Munich, somebody put a knife in my back.
"This is emotion of the game. If they believe that my son is there, great.
"If they don't believe, I apologise if they feel that I did something wrong."
City boss Manuel Pellegrini was incensed and refused to shake hands with Mourinho at the final whistle.
Mourinho had no complaints.
"I don't feel it is a lack of respect," Mourinho said.
"If he was sad because of the result. I understand. If he was sad thinking that I was doing something wrong by going to celebrate there, I accept that too. No problem."
Pellegrini said: "I didn't shake hands. I didn't want to shake hands."
The Chilean was left to rue the further loss of "stupid points" away from home after defeats at Cardiff and Aston Villa.
He said: "We repeat the story. We had absolutely the control of the game, we played very, very well in the second half.
"We didn't have any problem with Chelsea but finally in the last minute we lost.
"We are losing stupid points from the beginning. The three defeats that we have away we did not deserve one of them.
"The reality is that we have. We have time to (respond).
"I'm very happy with how the team is playing everywhere, at home or away.
"Today in a very difficult stadium here against a great team we had the control and we did a very good game."
Pellegrini refused to openly discuss the errors which resulted in Torres' winner, with Hart's worrying list of mistakes growing.
"I do it privately with the players," added Pellegrini, who declined to answer questions specifically related to Hart.
If Hart's confidence is low, Mourinho felt Chelsea had a similar mental block with regards to City after studying every meeting between the sides in the 2012/13 season, including the post-season friendlies in St Louis and New York, in the build-up to Sunday's match.
Mourinho was overjoyed with the first half performance, in particular.
"(Chelsea were) afraid to say 'we want to win, we can win'," Mourinho added.
"We played very, very well. If we can play like this against Man City, why can't we play like this in every match in the Premier League? That is the self-esteem we need.
"We played fantastic against a fantastic team. And that's not easy. We were better than them. And that's not easy."
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Holocaust Survivor Kor Speaks Tonightby Karen Handley • September 10, 2007 Share:
As a part of the Wabash College Experience Indiana Speakers and Artists Series, Eva Kor, a Holocaust Survivor and Indiana resident, will give a talk at 8 p.m. Wednesday, September 12, in Room 101 (Lovell Lecture Room) in Baxter Hall Her talk is free and open to the public.
Eva will speak about her experience as a prisoner in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp and the affects it had on her life. Prior to her visit, a showing of her documentary, "Forgiving Dr. Mengele," which is a first-hand account of the Holocaust from her perspective will take place at 8 p.m. Tuesday, September 11, in Baxter Hall, room 101.
At the age of 10, twins Eva and Miriam Mozes were taken to Auschwitz where Dr. Josef Mengele used them for medical experiments. Both survived, but Miriam died in 1993 when she developed cancer of the bladder as a consequence of the experiments done to her as a child. Eva Kor has since spoken explicitly about her experiences at Auschwitz and founded The C.A.N.D.L.E.S Holocaust museum in Terre Haute, where she now lives. Eva is a graduate of Indiana State University with a degree in education. She has given over 2,500 lectures on her Holocaust experience and is highly admired throughout the world for her strength and power to overcome. She has been interviewed on CNN, with her story and she has appeared in numerous other programs and publications. Her documentary, forgiving Dr. Mengele, received rave reviews from Entertainment Weekly, Los Angeles Times, and the Chicago Reader to name a few.


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55.41 - Employee Health and Life Insurance
July 21, 2009 (formerly APM 50.41)
A. General. Health and life insurance programs are extended to UI employees on a regular board appointment at 50% time or greater, and working for five consecutive months or longer and are offered, on a voluntary basis, to their dependents. Health programs for active employees typically include medical, dental, vision, accident, and disability as well as access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Additionally, the University sponsors flexible spending accounts for health and dependent care as well as a variety of voluntary benefits options, not described here. [Note: These descriptions of benefits do not create a contract or guarantee. The Regents reserve the right to amend, modify or terminate any benefit in part or in its entirety at any time.]
A-1. Benefit Plan Descriptions. The benefits described in this section are governed by pertinent plan documents and are subject to change at any time. This section provides only a brief summary of plan information. Respective plan documents govern the programs and contain the most accurate, complete and up-to-date information. See Benefits Website. [Note: If there is a difference between the summary information below and the plan documents, the respective plan document will govern.]
A-2. Available Benefit Plan Information. Information and booklets describing various UI benefits are available from Benefit Services and at Benefits Website. A Benefits Orientation is routinely offered and is available to new and existing employees as needed, to assist employees in making decisions and understanding benefits.
A-3. Benefit Plan Rates and/or Charges. Benefits and employee rates are subject to change and are published in the University of Idaho Register and on the Benefit Services website. The most current and accurate benefit information is available from the benefit handbooks available on HR's Benefit Services web page. Benefits Website.
B. Medical and Dental Programs.
B-1. Medical and Dental Programs. A group medical and dental program covers UI employees on regular board appointment at 50% time or greater for five consecutive months or longer and is offered on a voluntary basis to their dependents. The employee shares in the cost of coverage. Amounts vary based on percent of appointments. Rates, plan details, handbooks, and summary plan descriptions are available on the Benefit Services website at Benefits Website.
B-2. Graduate Students. Graduate Teaching and Research Assistants are not eligible to participate in the Employee Medical/Dental Program. Postdoctoral fellows on regular board appointment are eligible to participate if they are working 50% time or greater for five consecutive months or longer.
B-3. COBRA Coverage. In the event of loss of coverage for any reason other than gross misconduct, employees and dependents may be extended coverage under the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1986 (COBRA). Disabled or retiring employees may also have additional options available; refer to these appropriate sections for more information. (See APM 55.39) [ed. 7-09]
C. Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance.
C-1. Basic Group Life Insurance. UI pays the basic Group Life Insurance premium for UI employees on a regular board appointment at 50% time or greater, and working for five consecutive months or longer. Group Life Insurance does not cover Cooperative Extension Service personnel who carry federal group life insurance unless they have executed a waiver of the federal insurance. Graduate Teaching and Research Assistants are not eligible for Group Life Insurance benefits. Group Life Insurance is equal to one year's annual salary rounded up to the next $1,000. It is necessary for employees to designate beneficiaries for Group Life Insurance; forms for designating or changing beneficiaries may be obtained from Benefit Services.
C-2. Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance. Accidental death and dismemberment insurance provides benefits in addition to basic Group Life Insurance for active employees only.
C-3. Spouse and Dependent Life Insurance. The basic Group Life Insurance also covers an employee's spouse and legal dependents age10 days to 23 years. Dependent spouses or children may have rights to covert their coverage after the death of an employee. Conversion of benefits must occur within 30 days of the loss of coverage. More information is available from Benefit Services and on Benefits Website.
C-4. Supplemental Life Insurance is available without health evidence when and employee is first eligible for basic life. Late entry may be available during open enrollment periods. Health evidence may be required for late entrants. Information is available from Benefit Services (208) 885-3697 and at Benefits Website.
D. Voluntary Benefits. Voluntary benefits may offer additional health or insurance benefits or options for continuation of coverage. Beneficiaries should contact these vendors directly. Current contact information for voluntary program vendors affiliated with UI may be found on our website: Benefits Website.


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Style # 206275
AVAILABILITY: Unavailable for immediate shipment.
Lower back cutout, semi-sheer chevron design at neckline and waistline and a figure-sculpting stretch, this bebe bodycon dress is sure to be the base for many an outfit. Try yours with a pair of sexy embellished heels and a statement necklace.
- 92% nylon, 8% spandex
- Center back to hem: 28" (71 cm)
- Machine wash according to care label
- Made in USA
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Ottoman Back Cutout Bodycon Dress is rated out of 5 by 4.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lexib582 from Fabulous fitting dress! The dress was geat! The fit, the feel, the look, but I do have one complaint. I'm very upset that I paid for expedited two day shipping and recieved it in 3. Now I know it was only one day later but I paid and extra $11 and it almost didn't make it in time for my trip. What's the point of paying for two day if it isn't here in two days?!
Date published: 2013-05-14
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sjfig from Love it! It's a gorgeous dress that fits like a glove. It's gorgeous, they need to make it in more colors. I am 5"8 and 142 pounds the m/l fits perfect and it's a great length.
Date published: 2013-05-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaliSurfer from Gorgeous dress! Happy with this purchase! I absolutely love this dress. The hot coral color was what I expected to be and made me look more tan (my skin tone is a tan bronze). I'm a lean/athletic build and I ordered the dress in a size p/s. The dress fit true to size, not too short not too long. The material was perfect, not too thick and not too thin. The dress is very comfortable and not too tight. I loved the cut-out on the back: perfect size, not too low or extremely revealing. This bodycon dress is pretty modest, and modest is hottest. Overall, I'm very content with this purchase, I couldn't pass up this lovely dress.
Date published: 2013-04-27
Rated 4 out of 5 by Kris83 from Love but back hole is loose I love the fabric, color and fit- but the hole in the back is a little loose on me... not knowing how to address this? There are few seams in the dress so I dont know if a seamstress can take it in there or not.
Date published: 2013-03-28


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Outdoor Cooking with Dutch Ovens
If you use a cast iron Dutch oven for warm, autumnal or winter dishes indoors, consider using it in summertime for outdoor cooking. These are a few examples of Dutch oven cooking in the great outdoors that we turned up from around the web:
You might have seen Dutch ovens used over open fires, hanging from a tripod armature over briquettes or a wood campfire. The heavy, simple vessel is terrific for providing even heat over a fire and can be used for the outdoor cooking of meats, roasting of vegetables, or even baking of bread.
• 1 A dutch oven hanging over an open fire.
• 2 Sheila Mills , the author of the acclaimed The Outdoor Dutch Oven Cookbook
• 3 Coals placed on top of the lid distribute heat up top, too.
• 4 This Cherry Clafouti from Food Network can be baked over outdoor coals.
Related: Fall Cookware: A Roundup of Dutch Ovens
(Images: Lodge Cast Iron, Rocky Mountain River Tours, Joe Pastry, Food Network)


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DOVER — The New Hampshire Soccer Coaches Association has released the high school boys and girls all-state soccer teams.
On the girls' side Dover's Ellie Clifford received honorable mention in Division I.
Oyster River's Kayli Igoe and Megan Comeau were first-team selections in D-II with Portsmouth's Charley Prevost. Coe-Brown's Emily Amazeen and STA's Lilly Radack made the second team. Portsmouth's Claudia Waddingham and Devon Parker received honorable mention as did Coe-Brown's Alley Savioli and Oyster River's Corey Scarano.
Somersworth's Rachel Hill, the state's all-time leading goal scorer, made the first team in Division III with Prospect Mountain's Kelly Jones on the second team.
Prospect's Angela Tidd and Somersworth's Alyssa Dalesio were honorable mention picks.
Annaliese Schmidt and Katrina Holmes of Division IV finalist Newmarket made the first team and the Mules' Andrew Dawson was named coach of the year.
Schmidt was also chosen for the Lions Cup Twin State team and Dawson will be one of the coaches.
Newmarket's Hannah Wood and Haylea Verrastro received honorable mention.
On the boys' side Dover's Brandon Sowell and Spaulding's Logan Major received honorable mention in Division I.
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I've got qcad community edition on Ubuntu 7.10 x86_64 installed. I originally got my house plan drawings converted using Caddy (to DXF). I then modified my drawings significantly using QCad. A great little tool - thanks.
I used to be able to give the DXF files to the engineer who uses autocad to open to files. From a certain point, AutoCAD does not want to open the file and I cannot figure out what caused the problem.
Now I've been trying to convert the drawings into a printable format (preferably PDF) so that the print shop & the engineer can print on A0 / A1.
When I print to a PostScript file, the file is about 92MB (takes a few minutes to print!). When I use ps2pdf to convert to PDF, the pdf file is 2K and contains nothing that I can see. When I try to view the PS file (using Envince), I see "loading..." and nothing more.
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|2013-01-17, 15:24
|Link #121
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Singapore
This is why I watch anime. Sure, lighthearted romcoms may be enjoyable to watch, but gems like these really brings forth a sense of...satisfaction. I can already see the drama in ep1 to make a return when the mom shows up again.
Pretty much an instant favorite this season.
|2013-01-17, 15:28
|Link #122
Swayin' to the beat
Join Date: Dec 2006
This show reeks of awesome. It blends the totally serious with wackiness that I don't see in too many shows. Moreso in the extremes of each end, makes it like a wild roller coaster ride. Also, Yuriko had a past that somewhat parallels Koutura. Oh yeah, and Manabe being a man's man in just giving it to Moritani.
I get the Keima vibes from Muroto as well.
|2013-01-17, 15:38
|Link #123
Often Disappointed
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Portugal
Age: 32
Jealous high school girls are truly bit-.. erm.. frightning. Yes, that's the word.
Manabe scores more points though, despite being a hopeless pervert. Gotta hand it to him for settling the bullying issue like that, though part of me thinks the way he dealt with it is only going to bring further trouble down the line...after all, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned".
Great second episode, love how drama, comedy and storytelling just blend in. Loving this show.
|2013-01-17, 15:46
|Link #125
Hail the power of Fujoshi
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: hahahahahahahahaha
Age: 29
Manabe is such an admirable character. He is honest with his feelings, defends his girl in front of everyone, and outright declares his love without hesitation. Wow, I am really impressed by him. I absolutely love the way this anime integrates both comedy, romance and drama that keeps you guessing about the plot.
|2013-01-17, 16:22
|Link #127
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: God only knows
This second episode is certainly not disappointing. Manabe giving it to Moritani was great. He really stands a man.
Muroto... Everytime I hear his voice, all I see is
Also his type of character, it must be him.
|2013-01-17, 16:42
|Link #128
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2009
Episode 2.
Manabe, putting MAN back in male lead.
I was cheering out loud when he confronted dojo girl and her 2 lackies, and laid the smack down, straight and honest. It was awesome. At only 2 episodes in, I'm almost completely sold on this show. I adore Kotoura, and I admire MANabe, there are very few shows that I can say I like both the main characters.
About Kotoura's mind reading...
On my first watch of the show, I kept thinking "She needs to learn some tact, and not voice the thoughts she reads" but after another watch it occurred to me, she can't tell the difference between what someone says and what they think.
Without stopping and analyzing what was said she can't tell what was meant to be said:
"Thank you for your order, have a nice day and come again!"
"Take your damn chicken nuggets, and get the hell out of line so I can serve the next drooling plebian."
Doubly so if she can't see the person talking/thinking. Thought and voice are probably indistinguishable to her.
|2013-01-17, 17:18
|Link #131
User of the "Fast Draw"
The troubles for Kotoura kind of reminds me of Natsume (Natsume Yuujinchou). The abilities differ, but something that makes you different from others that leads you to being rejected. At the age those abilities came out she just didn't have the understanding to stay silent. You hear things clearly as speech and react instinctively to that. Problem is the truth and having inner thoughts revealed leads to plenty of people responding poorly. Not at all surprised after her family collapsing she just started to try and isolate herself as best as she could. Still is stuck hearing all the terrible things being thought about her, but couldn't find a better solution.
Glad she found someone persistent enough to try and get close, along with not being shaken by her ability. If frankly the worst she has to put up with is his....colorful imagination that's not bad .
|2013-01-17, 18:01
|Link #132
Osana-Najimi Shipper
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Mt. Ordeals
Bah. Moritani gives osananajimi a very bad name. She's known him since grade school and she has ZERO understanding of Manabe? Not only that, but she goes after the love rival instead of trying to get the guy? I am disappoint. I can understand if it was done because they're crazy (ala Kaede), but she wasn't the least bit insane when she did what she did.
Well at least Muroto is the exact opposite. While no confirmation yet they met as kids, being on first name basis with Yurikano, on top of knowing her past history quite well, and him being able to read her mind as to what her true plans are WITHOUT the help of ESP... yeah, THAT is how osananajimi should be. Sure Yurikano seems to be up to no good, but at least Muroto is behind her all the way.
Finally, HanaKana as Yurikano <3. Awesome casting decision... she really brought out Yurikano's various sides to the forefront.
|2013-01-17, 18:57
|Link #135
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Even though the animation style is pretty simple, i'm impressed with the array of facial expressions the cast is able to portray.
Even with Moritani's two friends when Manabe confronted them and they looked away because they didn't want to be pulled into the confrontation.
|2013-01-17, 19:06
|Link #136
Join Date: May 2012
Age: 40
man, first was kyoto with hyouka and chuunibyou and now this??? omg what is happen with japan???? omg finally, finally looks like they are learning to stop to abuse from the use of "cliches" in romcoms(harem, love triangle, guy with hard girls problems), looks like another awesome work who try to throw aways that cliches, us have a moe main girl with a really freaking "curse", a mind pevert male protagonist however with the balls to show who he's love the girl and a total out of place childhood love rival who instead to be someone who we gonna love from the start, started being a bitch and already rejected 2 times by de MC in the first episode and get scolded by him due to her "bullyng" in the Main girl, man this show totally buy mei really love when some japaneses have the balls to make works like that.
The bad side judging by the OP and ED in the nexts episodes Moritani will ask forgiveness and by guilt (and still love Manabe) will try to become friends with and go to the club koutaro.
|2013-01-17, 19:27
|Link #138
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Norway
Age: 59
I am pleased. As I said, episode 2 would make or break this series, and it definitely made. I was worried they would be unable to handle more characters, but this was done well: Adding only a few characters at a time and giving them a bit of depth. None of the new supporting characters are common stereotypes. They stand out, except the quiet boy. I expect he has some secret as well, and look forward to future episodes.
I am OK with the sudden drama spikes. These are teenagers, and at that age there is usually just a short distance between Heaven and Hell. But I'm glad they keep it lighthearted overall.
|2013-01-17, 19:52
|Link #139
Me at work
Enjoyed the 2nd episode as much as the first,still love the interactions of the lead couple and the supporting cast are nice additions and enjoyed right about every comedy scene in this episode (and yes I love the fact they casted Hanazawa Kana for this part,she might be everywhere but she doesn't often get this type of role) I still wish the show would be a bit more subtle with its drama but I can deal with it.
Here's what I find real interesting, we've got a romcom with a male target audience but a female protagonist,that's not often you see that,in shonen/seinen romcoms the protagonist tends to be male.To me that's the source of some of the "different from usual" feel some might be getting,since having a female lead changes the dynamics a bit.
Some of the drama in this episode reminds me of shoujo romances I've read where you've got stuff like the lonely female lead isolated and bullied with the male lead coming to the rescue,all that mixed up with an art style and humor you're more likely to find in male targeted media.
Not saying the author was thinking about any of this at all,it's just that while watching the episode I asked myself "why am I getting shoujo vibes from this?" and so started wondering
|2013-01-17, 20:04
|Link #140
Last Engage
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Florida
|4-koma, drama, romantic comedy, school life, seinen, slice of life, supernatural, tragedy
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Rare Ion Beam experiments with ANASEN at the RESOLUT facility
The RESOLUT facility at Florida State University's accelerator laboratory produces beams of short-lived nuclei using the in-flight method. Beams such as He-6, Be-7, Li-8, B-8, O-19 and Al-25 have been successfully used in experiments. Recently, the program has focused on experiments with the new ANASEN detector system, which was commissioned in 2011 and 2012 during a series of experiments. ANASEN is an active-target detector system developed for resonant scattering and transfer reactions, including alpha-resonant scattering, proton-resonant scattering, (α,p) and (d,p) reactions. In particular, ANASEN was used in two experiments studying the energetic location of the d3/2-orbital in neutron-rich nuclei, which is of interest as it determines the location of the neutron drip-line in the Oxygen isotopes. Its unexpected behavior has recently been explained as a consequence of three-body forces [1]. I will present the methods used and the first results of these experiments regarding the spectrum of unbound d3/2 resonances in O-20.
The ANASEN project is a collaboration between Florida State University and Louisiana State University. It is funded by an NSF Major Research Instrumentation grant.
[1] T. Otsuka et al., Phys. Rev. Lett 105, 032501 (2010)
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By now, you know the deal.
Candy Boy – Kanade Sakurai
Candy Boy. No boys involved (I think someone made that joke on some blog before). Anyway, there are really only 4 characters here, and as far as I'm concerned they're all lesbians. Three of them are sisters, by the way. Why did I choose Kanade as the best characters? Well, she's more mature than her sister/girlfriend, Yukino. Also, I like her character design more, and she's sick at art, which is always awesome. She wears the pants in the relationship, but also has a soft side, and I think that her character as a whole has more depth than the others.
CANAAN – Taxi Cab Driver
Am I serious right now? A Taxi Driver? he was in like, 3 episodes. He had like, 6 lines in the entire show! Well, you know what? When you have an ISSS, you can chose whoever you want as your favorite character. And despite the fact that Canaan has a fucking cool character design, and sick ass powers, along with parkour moves that resemble Faith from Mirror's Edge, the Taxi Driver has what Canaan does not…..a TAXI.
- Despite being a normal taxi driver from Shanghai, he has no problems with driving his taxi off of a bridge and onto a building. He also doesn't get fired for doing something like that, because he's the fucking man.
- Basically, this Taxi Driver is what Bill the Ass-Kicker would be like if he drove a Taxi: Fucking Awesome.
Cardcaptor Sakura – Tomoyo Daidouji
*This show was dropped at 9
Should I even include this? There's really not any good characters, and I realized after I started watching that this show was dumb, and definitely not good. I'll be honest, I hate all of the characters in this show, hence I dropped after only 9. I guess I'll go with Tomoyo, for the sole reason that she'll grow up to be a respectful lesbian.
Chaos;HEAD – Ayase Kishimoto
Chaos;HEAD was an awesome anime, and I liked it a lot. Now, my art teacher for screen-printing tells me that you can't just say you "like something," you have to explain why. And I will, with bullets….actually, I'll use numbers.
- Murder
- Supernatural Powers
- Dynamic Lead Character
- Many BAM Moments
- A pacing that is fast, but not too fast (except the last episode, I felt it should have been two episodes, and explained better)
That being said, Ayase is my favorite, because to me, she seems to be a more unique character than the others. Err, well, actually all of the characters are pretty unique, I actually had a touch time deciding to put Ayase up here, or instead vouch for Kozue, who speaks telepathically. In the end, I decided that Ayase was:
- In a rock band
- Has the best character design (I guess this is important to me)
- Has a different way of thinking (6 Dark Knights as opposed to Gigilomaniacs)
Clannad/Clannad ~After Story~ – Kyou Fujibayashi
See my review of Clannad ~ After Story ~: Kyou Chapter.
Claymore: Teresa of the Faint Smile
I was going to choose Deneve, but she really doesn't get awesome until later in the manga, so I'm going with Teresa, who is probably still more awesome than Deneve, except for the fact that she dies, which sucks. If you've seen her fight, than you know that she's unbeatable, except that she stupidly shows mercy and pity for Priscilla, which ultimately got her beheaded. I for one don't believe in mercy (especially in sports). Claymore is one of the best anime ever. Manga is too. I just had to say that.
Chibi Vampire Karin (Karin) – Anju Maaka
She doesn't talk. I should say, she has one of those personalities. Yea, I can't really remember much about the actual characters in this show. I guess it wasn't that great. Also, the anime is actually just called Karin, but for some reason I have the manga name listed, and I'm too lazy move it down. So yea.
Chobits – Chi
Don't get me wrong, I loved this anime (does that make me a fucking homo? Don't care.), but as far as characters go, there really wasn't much to choose from. Chi isn't really that great of a character, I mean, she's not even a living thing. but she's better than the moron who fell in love with her (how do you fall in love with a robot? How much of a loser are you dude?). First of all, robots can't love or feel emotion at all. Whatever, I'm not going to get into it. And I know that Chi is technically a persecon or whatever, but it's really the same thing. In the end, I chose Chi because you have to touch her vagina (or the place where a real girl would have a vagina) to turn her on. That's right, I just dropped a FACTUAL PUN on you.
Code-E -Keisuke Ebihara
Here's how bad this show was. Keisuke wins because he is wearing a cool Hawaiian shirt…and it's not even that cool. God this show was bad.
Code Geass – Lelouch Lamperouge/Zero
Do I really have to explain? Ahhhh fuck. Lelouch is fucking awesome. I'm just going to list in bullets:
- Nasty at Chess.
- Nasty at formulating plots, as well as creating strategies.
- Looks fucking awesome.
- Is an anti-hero, which I love.
- Provided me with many BAM moments.
- And so on and so forth.
Code Geass rocked hard.
Cowboy Bebop – Spike Spiegel
Spike kicks ass. The end.
Okay I'll put some work in. Why he kicks ass is really not a question that needs answering, but he kicks as firstly because he's just so smooth. Take his fighting style for example. I forget specifically what episode it was (it was the one with the flower I think), but Spike actually shows the audience his technique, which is use the other person's momentum against them. Needless to say (I really need to stop using that phrase), his style not only works, but makes him look really cool, smooth, and nonchalant when he fights.
Secondly, his general demeanor matches his fighting skill. He takes everything in stride, and doesn't get flustered or agitated easily. He's the man.


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stefanice necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 127 diseños de 26 diseñadores freelance.
We are FANTIX, an Australian Startup about to go live with unique daily deals sold via our website http://www.fantix.com.au.
Our tag line is "It's A BIG Deal!"
Our focus is on selling a heavily discounted tickets (thus "tix") to an awesome experience, be it at a live concert, great restaurant, unique adventure, or a one off chance for Fans to get a must have product or service at an unbeatable price.
Our key point of differentiation (we know there are many Groupon clones out there) will be to offer unique tickets that appeal to true Fans (i.e. connoisseurs). Think of people who need to buy a computer, but choose an Apple because they are fans of the Stunning Design.
We need a logo that reflects this. Think Simple, Clean, Stylish, Upmarket, Iconic, & Cool!
We plan to market ourselves heavily through social media and seek a logo (or simplified version) that is instantly recognisable on Facebook and Twitter feeds.
We will be offering different deals for specific cities throughout Australia, starting with Sydney
Be Funky, Think Different, set your Mind Free and show us your Passion for Awesome Design!
We promise to provide a heap of feedback, answer any questions, and there may also be additional work for the winning designer as we roll out.
Thank you!!!
Young adults, professionals, through to parents with teenagers
Rough age range 18 to 40, male & female, internet literate
Uses social networking at least weekly, and internet/email daily
Has expendable income but HATES getting ripped off
Sees themselves as deserving of the finer things in life
We are the Groupon for FANS of an Awesome Experience & A BIG Deal! Our logo must be Simple, Clean, Stylish, Upmarket, Iconic and Cool!
The logo shouldn't look cheesy or cheap. We'd like our logo to have an air of exclusivity about it our competitors are aiming for the cartoon crowd. See http://www.spreets.com.au http://www.scoopon.com.au
We would like to see the letter "F" capitalized & some variations
Colors: we like blue, silver, & purple, but show us an Awesome Design in a different colour or multiple colours and we're sure to fall in love!
The logo must look great on a light or dark background & be instantly recognisable (or simplified small version) for Facebook and Twitter feeds
Optional Components:
1.The ".com.au" could be included
2.You can include "Sydney" (our launch city) but it must be done in a way that allows it to be swapped for another city
3.Our tag line "It's A BIG Deal!"
We want our customers (our FANS) to feel the same way about our logo as they will about our deals. We want them to see it and have a "That's So Cool!" moment, and as with all True FANS, we want them to be Passionate about it!
That's exactly how we hope to choose the winner of this contest. We hope to be astounded by YOUR CREATIVITY, then choose the logo that we're most Passionate about!
Winning designer to provide Print file .ai (CMYK) & Web file .jpg
Thanks in advance for all your hard work!!!
New Design idea attached! See what you can come up with in terms of colors, fonts, sizing, spacing etc.
I'm still open to other ideas!
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So, I'm overproducing.
My LC said to cut down the amount of milk that I pump out by stopping the pump at 4 oz or possibly even less, like at 3 oz. (I currently am nursing and pumping out 5-6 oz 3X a day)
But I've been thinking...
Maybe I want to donate milk?
So then, how many oz should I have stashed in my freezer before I start storing up the 100 oz to donate?


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I am SUPER EXCITED to share this post today for three reasons:
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For the more than 36 million Americans who will turn 65 in the coming decade, the best cities and towns for retirement now have a much higher bar to clear. They can't just be great places to live—they also have to offer great value. In our "Retire Here, Not There" series, we survey every state to find less-expensive alternatives to the best-known retirement destinations.
In the tiniest state in the nation, residents say, size matters—and smaller is better. Rhode Islanders have the advantage of being able to get almost anywhere in the state—including its jagged coastline and the cultural mecca of Providence—in an hour, and to be in a number of other states in two. The small size helps Rhode Island buck the Northeastern stereotype of the unfriendly local, says Grafton "Cap" Willey, managing director at CBIZ MHM, an accounting firm. "Everyone knows everyone and says hello," he says. "If you own a business in Rhode Island, you meet all the senators and governors and probably know them on a first-name basis."
Being small doesn't hamper a Rhode Islander's cultural opportunities. Providence, the state's creative capital, is home to the Rhode Island School of Design—one of the best art schools in the nation—and the school's Museum of Art, which houses 80,000 works of art ranging from contemporary pieces to Greek sculptures. Newport, long a summer playground for America's moneyed set, is a treasure trove of history with the largest collection of Colonial Era structures in the country and a number of palatial Gilded Age mansions. And there are roughly a dozen "heritage trails" throughout the state that let you take a walk, literally, through Rhode Island's history.
Perhaps residents' favorite thing about the Ocean State is its 400 miles of coastline--a mix of jagged granite cliffs and more than 100 ocean-battered beaches. On Aquidneck Island, home to Newport, you can tour the former homes of families like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts. At the opposite end of the spectrum, in eclectic beach towns like Sakkonet, near the Massachusetts border, the high heels are replaced by flip flops, the mansions by summer cottages. And if the beach isn't your thing, you'll find plenty of other outdoor recreation in Rhode Island: There's a 100-mile network of bike paths and nature trails crisscrossing the state, as well as hundreds of acres of forest.
This is still the Northeast, so you're looking at higher costs than in some other destinations. The median home costs $212,400, and the overall cost of living is 25.5% higher than the U.S. average. Though high, this is still considerably cheaper than neighboring Connecticut ($245,100, 30.8% higher) and Massachusetts ($283,300, 37.7% higher). Energy costs and gas and property taxes are also high, says Willey, and Social Security income is taxed.
That said, there are a number of places in this enchanting state that offer real value for the dollar. Here are three cities retirees might want to consider.


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Meri, outstanding article. Here in our office we've been lucky enough to rid ourselves of the evil Gantt chart wielding, conference-call addict we had for a project manager and now deal with it more as a team. I'm forwarding this to everyone on the team, and already one of them has started to come up with a risk chart for a Q1 project. Thanks a ton, and all the best!


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What are the Coziest Hotels in America?
The 10 best getaways for becoming reacquainted with the endangered art of slowing down—ideally near a fireplace, and in supersoft slippers
"AH! THERE IS NOTHING LIKE staying at home, for real comfort," Jane Austen wrote. That may have been true in 1815, but today, legions of hotels supersede the pleasures of home, providing both five-star indulgences and what might be the ultimate luxury: an excuse to explore the sweetness of doing nothing, or at least to hang the "out of office" shingle and slow down.
"My home is swanky and glamorous, but in a hotel I want to feel some kind of protection, like a gerbil," said Simon Doonan, a frequent traveler and the creative ambassador at large for Barneys New York. For Mr. Doonan, who shares an apartment with his husband, designer Jonathan Adler, successful hotel escapes include a retreat from his usual glossy aesthetic. "I don't mind if the design is granny or twee," he said. "As long as it's full-on, vigorous twee."
Though the idea of cozy is subjective, the fundamental quality underlying our search for the 10 coziest hotels in America was, in Mr. Doonan's parlance, a "full-on" approach to relaxation. We sought hotels that are true destinations in themselves, and chose only places on whose premises we could happily exist for days, no matter how alluring or nearby the off-site attractions.
These idylls, from a luxurious 88-room clubhouse in downtown Manhattan to a working cattle ranch in the mountains of Montana, allow for the unapologetic enjoyment of idleness. They promote sitting by a fire, taking a long bath, getting a massage, reading a book (remember those?), lingering over a meal and finishing it all off by having a deep sleep. Among the winners are a city hotel with an underground Japanese spa, a Southern mansion with fireside brandy and a California coastal aerie with heated pools and spectacular stargazing.
We're all for vacations that get your heart racing or stretch your mind, and these places may indeed do that, but it would be a shame to forget how good, and good for you, a little tranquillity can be.
Mosey Down to Cozy Town
Foot massages, fondues and fireplaces aplenty: Ten of the best hotels for snuggling up
The Urbanite
The Greenwich Hotel, New York
A hushed retreat in the middle of Manhattan's lively TriBeCa neighborhood, the Greenwich Hotel is extremely design-oriented, built of handmade bricks and full of handsome touches such as cast-bronze medallions and reclaimed wood. Although Robert DeNiro is one of the owners, the Greenwich feels more like an eclectic country manse than a Hollywood estate. Each of the 88 rooms and suites is unique; some feature Tibetan silk rugs and you'll find Moroccan tiles in others. The decadent one- and two-bedroom corner suites have working fireplaces and deep soaking tubs; the hotel's drawing room has large couches and, seasonally, a roaring fire. Star chef Andrew Carmellini runs the property's delicious Italian restaurant, Locanda Verde, where guests are afforded priority reservations (you can also have room service deliver pasta and maple budino to your door). The hotel's serene Japanese-style Shibui Spa has a lantern-lit heated swimming pool.
Rates from $525, thegreenwichhotel.com
The Homey All-Inclusive
Twin Farms, Barnard, Vt.
A pioneer in rustic extravagance, Twin Farms calls itself "beyond inclusive," which means that the Vermont resort caters to guests' every whim, and the fee includes everything from same-day laundry to all food and drink and international phone calls. Set on 300 acres, Twin Farms offers a long list of activities, from skiing on the resort's own trails and fly fishing to soaking in a Japanese bath and gourmet picnicking—but the cottages are so inviting you may choose to spend the weekend inside. Each of the hotel's 20 rooms has a wood-burning fireplace, and the solicitous staff will bring martinis and five-course meals to your door. The main house's communal dining room offers a single seating each night. In November the hotel hosts a puzzle weekend using locally made Stave jigsaw puzzles, which are given as gifts to every hotel guest year-round. And in the winter, Twin Farms creates its own ice skating rink.
Rates from $1,400, twinfarms.com
The Whimsical Cottage
Winvian, Litchfield Hills, Conn.
With 18 cottages built by 15 different architects on land that was an 18th-century farm, Winvian (the name is a tribute to the initial owners, Winthrop and Vivian Smith) exudes high-end quirkiness. Woodlands cottage has more than a dozen ceiling-high tree trunks inside and a small waterfall and pond in the bathroom; the Library cottage's burgundy leather sofa faces a fireplace and rows of well-stocked bookshelves; and the Camping cottage has two fireplaces, one indoors and one on a screened-in porch. All cottages have fireplaces as well as bathrooms with Jacuzzi tubs and two-person steam showers. There are loads of activities including hot air ballooning, snowshoeing and cooking classes run by Winvian chef Chris Eddy, who trained with Alain Ducasse and Daniel Boulud and has an organic garden on the property. Adventurous spa-goers can book a session of Ashiatsu, an Asian massage treatment during which the therapist holds onto a ceiling-suspended birch-wood bar and uses his or her feet to massage back muscle and tissue.
Rates from $549, winvian.com
The Ski Bunny
Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley, Park City, Utah
Luxury ski-in, ski-out Stein Eriksen Lodge is set up with serious skiers in mind (Deer Valley slopes prohibit snow boarders). Valets take care of cumbersome gear in the hotel's ski locker room, cleaning boots and drying wet clothes. The hotel also has plenty of options for less active guests. The recently renovated 23,000-square-foot spa is full of nooks and crannies, with day beds and soft blankets and a fireplace that flanks the outdoor heated pool. The hotel itself has a European-lodge feel, with dark wooden beams and plush leather furniture. Three versions of fondue (traditional cheese, chocolate, beer-infused) are served daily all winter in the main lodge's Troll Hallen lounge. Twice nightly, a 30-minute horse-driven sleigh ride departs from the main lodge, in an open vehicle outfitted with cozy blankets (a setting so romantic that the hotel estimates about 15 couples get engaged on the ride every winter).
Rates from $700, steinlodge.com
The Rancher
Triple Creek Ranch, Darby, Mont.
Part of a working cattle ranch set on 26,000 acres, the property offers guests all of the glory but none of the drudgery of the cowboy life. From June to mid-October, visitors can participate in cattle drives (with pre-saddled horses); dog sledding with a top Iditarod racer is on offer starting next month through February. In addition, guests can ride horses on a moonlit trail, and the area has terrific hiking and skiing. For those who prefer to stay indoors, there are wine tastings and art workshops, a gourmet restaurant, in-room massages and an extensive activity center (fly fishing, anyone?). The main lodge has cozy decks, a fireplace and a wine cellar, and the 23 cabins have wood-burning fireplaces, which are lit while guests are at dinner. After the meal, guests return to their rooms to find chocolates and cowboy poems on their pillows.
Rates from $950, triplecreekranch.com
The Family-Friendly Den
Scarp Ridge Lodge, Crested Butte, Colo.
Many luxury properties discourage guests from bringing children, but the Scarp Ridge Lodge is ideal for multigenerational carousing. The seven-bedroom luxury property includes a private chef, a small spa, an indoor saltwater lap pool with underwater music, a game room, a cinema and even piped-in oxygen (not a trivial matter when a property is 9,000 feet above sea level). Lodge manager Sibby Schlaudecker creates bespoke itineraries and takes care of everything from arranging gear and guides for Snowcat skiing to keeping the property stocked with guests' preferred linens and food. The rental also includes a personal photographer who accompanies guests on outdoor adventures (in addition to skiing, the area is known for mountain biking, fishing and hiking) and creates a daily slide show and a coffee-table book to bring home.
Rates from $12,500, elevenexperience.com
The Southern Charmer
Wentworth Mansion, Charleston, S.C.
This 21-bedroom 1866 mansion exudes Southern hospitality and charm, and, despite what its august furnishings might suggest, welcomes both children and dogs. The grand common spaces are bedecked with original plaster moldings, crystal chandeliers, English ceramic tiles and a fireplace. Guests gather in the parlor for daily refreshments like tea and lemonade, and later in the day, for wine and hors d'oeuvres, Sherry, port and brandy. Bedrooms are large, most have fireplaces and some have daybeds set under large bay windows to facilitate brilliant daydreaming. Though the hotel is located in the historic district of Charleston, a popular tourist destination, those who don't leave the grounds can be forgiven. One can spend some lazy hours in the spa (which is in a former horse stable) or on the roof, where there's a lovely cupola accessed by a spiral staircase and offering 360-degree views of the city. Every night, the turndown staff delivers chocolate truffles from the hotel's restaurant, Circa 1886, to guest rooms.
Rates from $390, wentworthmansion.com
The Wine Country Retreat
Farmhouse Inn, Forestville, Calif.
Set in a wooden glen across from a vineyard in the middle of California's Russian River Valley, the 12-year-old Farmhouse Inn is about as idyllic as it gets. Run by brother and sister Joe and Catherine Bartolomei, the inn has 18 rooms and six concierges. The spa offers treatments with carrots, apples, honey and lavender from the Bartolomeis's fifth-generation ranch and vineyard. There's a Michelin-starred restaurant (with a master sommelier who brings equal enthusiasm to helping novice wine drinkers and expert oenophiles) and a driver who chauffeurs guests to the nearby wineries in Sonoma and Napa Valleys. The property's butterfly garden has a fire pit where guests can roast s'mores with Valrhona chocolate and the hotel's homemade marshmallows. All of the guest rooms have saunas and fireplaces, and some come with private outdoor patios. For those who find it a bit too sybaritic, the Bartolomei siblings organize cycling expeditions with customized bikes and itineraries.
Rates from $345, farmhouseinn.com
The Romantic Hideaway
Post Ranch Inn, Big Sur, Calif.
Popular with privacy-seekers, Post Ranch Inn is best known for its expansive ocean views and its policy banning television and guests under the age of 18. Each of the 39 rooms has a fireplace and spa bathtub. The hotel holds daily yoga classes in a yurt, offers guided hikes on the surrounding trails and has two infinity pools heated to 104 degrees (a hotel employee described the experience of soaking in them as akin to being rendered a "poached salmon"). At night, guests can use the inn's high-powered telescopes for stargazing. Dinner (organic and local) is served in the glass-walled Sierra Mar restaurant, or privately on ocean-view decks that come with most of the rooms. The spa, open only to hotel guests, has a couple's suite, and this being California, there's a certain kooky quality, too: The health and wellness services include consultations with a resident shaman to read guests' spirits and past lives.
Rates from $650, postranchinn.com
The Smoky Mountaineer
The Swag Inn, Waynesville, N.C.
Named for the shape of the dip in the mountain ridge on which the resort sits, the Swag Inn has some of the most dramatic hiking and views in the Smoky Mountains. Owners Diane and Dan Matthews are transplanted New Yorkers (he was the rector of Trinity Church) who bought the land in 1969 and converted it to an inn in 1982. They designed a lodge with individual cabins that vary but have wood-burning fireplaces, cathedral ceilings, steam showers and saunas, as well as the occasional black-bear sighting (through the windows). The common areas feature rocking chairs, a 2,000-volume library and a roadkill taxidermy collection. The property also has an underground racquetball court, nature trails, hammocks, a spring-fed pond and a player piano that's been in the Matthews family since 1902. Upon arrival at the Swag, all guests are given personalized walking sticks to bring on easy hikes or intense treks through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. One thing to note: The Swag does not sell alcohol, but will happily serve anything you bring yourself.
Rates from $495, theswag.com


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While the pugilists of pop fight over auto-tuned eurotrash 'songs' and the most bowel-bothering off-the-peg basslines, something totally contrary is going on in the underground. As is always the way with the dominant sounds of the day, the counter-culture will not just shun the status quo, but steer their ship as far away as possible. Sometimes this contrarian behaviour is intentional. Usually, it's due to some unconscious decision to create something that feels genuinely authentic to the moment of time they're living in. It isn't that the womps and clomps of modern rnb-gone-dubstep-and-back-again is anything but true and honest to the current pocket-lining trends, it's just that, amidst the borrowed nostalgia for the unremembered 90s, what it really lacks is any semblance of "now". For all of Calvin Harris' wonderful re-spoolings of 90s floor-fillers, Skrillex's ravey nu-metal EDM-dubstepperie and Guetta's endless guttural thudding, there's little new or modern to be found, they merely pluck the low-hanging fruits of nostalgia and regurgitate it with a few club-crowd-pleasing-radio-friendly hooks that rarely stray from the formula's that spawned the Ibiza Anthems of 1996. You can pick any point in history and the sound undulating and being celebrated in the bowels of culture, was everso different to that which shifted-units or got
obsese bums on arena seats. It's the same as it ever was...
Our counter-culture heroes will always want to make things which sound like the environments we
wish to live in and that makes the most of the technology at our disposal. It's sensible and pretty logical that any expression in response to the status quo will be one that denies or at the very least ignores the existence of that which it shuns...
I say all this because i is so perfectly now. No, not the now that those who dwell on the topsoil would recognise. Nor do I mean that Eaux (formerly known as the Sian Alice Group) are a pop band or renown cult heroes (this is only their second release), but there is something to what they (and Chromatics, and New Look, and various others) do that seems so at odds with the numb-throbbing-thrum of so-called modern music. It's music that seems almost distant from itself. It drifts and trickles and then swells in a semi-meditative manner. Rather than rumbling bass, these songs swoop and soar, whilst all the while the guitars languish, lost in some post-shoegaze dreamscape.
Most of i feels like a cousin of dance music that had an aunt that was massively into sound installation art. On each of the tracks here, Eaux take the gentle grace of various recent ambient and drone movements and fuse them with something widescreen and euphoric. There are elements of Oneohtrix Point Never's sci-fi dreaminess off-setting the spiralling dizzy-fizz of Factory Floor and Fuck Buttons. There's that similar chill and a made-you-gasp awe that you hear on tracks from Fever Rey to White Hinterland to Kate Wax and beyond. It's cold and crafted, rather than knowingly cool, and it never feels forced. Everything about it is hypnotic and it draws you a little deeper with every spin.
Taking this EP apart critically isn't what it was made for, but it sure as hell helps my sanity to know that this exists, and that there's a groundswell of elegant electronic music coming to a blog near you in 2013.
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ST. LOUIS -- Some drought-starved Midwestern rivers that had been near record low levels were on the verge of flooding Wednesday, after storms dumped up to 3 inches of rain on some parts of the region.
Forecasters said rivers would see a dramatic, if temporary, rise over the next few days, with some waterways expected to swell by as much as 15 feet. Even the Mississippi River is expected to rise by up to 10 feet in areas between St. Louis and Cairo, Ill. Although the Mississippi will remain far below flood stage, several smaller rivers are expected to spill over their banks.
"Just the fact that we're in a drought and talking about flooding is pretty amazing," said Mark Fuchs, a hydrologist for the National Weather Service office in suburban St. Louis.
(PHOTOS: The Meteorological Images of January 2013)
Storms Tuesday and Wednesday brought high winds, hail and tornadoes to parts of the Midwest and South. Thousands lost power and one death was reported in Tennessee.
It was part of a strange weather pattern. Consider Missouri: On Tuesday, while Kansas City was dealing with blowing snow and a winter weather advisory, golfers in St. Louis were teeing off in 68-degree temperatures and joggers in Columbia were marveling at a record high of 77 degrees.
By late afternoon Tuesday, though, a cold front began clashing with that unseasonably warm air and strong storms brought downpours. Most of the St. Louis area got around an inch-and-a-half of rain; parts of southern Missouri and southern Illinois got closer to 3 inches of rain.
Smaller waterways rose sharply. The weather service expects minor flooding at the Big River near Richwoods, Mo., the Meramec River at Sullivan, Mo., on the Little Wabash River near Effingham and Clay City in Illinois, and on the Kankaskia River at Vandalia, Ill. Several smaller rivers in Indiana also were approaching flood stage.
(MORE: Bitter Cold Returns to Northern Plains)
Fuchs said flood damage would likely be minimal.
"There could be some small county roads that go under but nothing out of the ordinary," he said.
The January downpour brought welcome relief for bigger rivers, including the middle Mississippi, where barge traffic has been threatened for nearly three months because the river is so low.
By late Wednesday morning, the river level at St. Louis had risen nearly 2 feet and was expected to rise at least 5 feet more by Monday before gradually declining. Still, with spring rains just weeks away, there was growing optimism that further restrictions on barge traffic may not be necessary.
The Coast Guard has for several weeks limited the draft of barges -- that is, the portion of a barge that is submerged -- to 9 feet. In normal conditions, drafts are 12 feet. The reduction means lighter and more frequent loads, costing the industry millions of dollars.
But the Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers have worked together to make sure the river remains open to traffic, work that has included the removal of rock pinnacles near Thebes, Ill., about 120 miles south of St. Louis. That work has wrapped up and rock removal began this week at another Mississippi River trouble spot at Grand Tower, Ill., about 90 miles south of St. Louis.
"The Grand Tower project will yield permanent improvements to the Mississippi," Col. Chris Hall, commander of the St. Louis District for the Corps of Engineers, said in a news release.
The rock removal at Grand Tower will force closure of the river from midnight to noon for about the next 10 days, the corps said.


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i-group needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 81 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
We need stationery design for 3 fictitious gyms. Each will give $ 223,- feel free to choose if you want to hand in your submission for 1, 2 or all 3 gyms and get up to $ 669,-!
1.: "Fit & Fun" - Family Fitness & Wellness Club
2.: "Lady Fit" - Lady Fitness
3.: "Physio Fit" - Physiotherapie & Fitness
Design should contain logo, letter paper, envelope and business card. Further examples as you like, but not required.
If you participate, please be quick to send us your work if we choose your design, payment will be very quick as well!
Fit & Fun | Lady Fit | Physio Fit
We're a service provider of the German fitness industry and want to offer our customers a variety of 3 different designs for 3 different fictitious gyms.
The gyms brand and their target group are:
1.: "Fit & Fun" - Family Fitness & Wellness Club
2.: "Lady Fit" - Lady Fitness
3.: "Physio Fit" - Physiotherapie & Fitness
We will buy at least 3 designs, each for $ 223,-, so it's up to you if you will impress us and we buy all 3 designs from you, or we will mix through different designers.
Please notice: If we like more than 3 designs, we will buy more, with additional $ 223,- each!!!
The designs will be used to advertise through our business magazine for getting the gyms corporate design done by us (we own a print shop), so please only participate in this contest if you agree that we use your design (if chosen!) to advertise and to re-use it for different specific clubs! When re-using it, we will very likely again assign you to make the changes for additional payment. But we should have the right to make the changes on our own, if we want to.
- Designs fitting to the target group of the particular gym (no hardcore gyms!!)
- The right to use it for different specific gyms, each with the appropriate brand --> most likely we will assign you to do these changes for further payment!
- Good ideas!
- Open print data
- Stolen work. We will have many more further work to do, and we want to find partners to work for a long term with, so please stick to your own abilities!