Last week, coming out of London Bridge Station on the south bank of the Thames, I saw a group of commuters peering down from the elevated walkway that leads to Guy's Hospital. They were staring at a deep hole in the ground, where many building workers were scurrying around. This was the base of the Shard, which will be western Europe's highest building when it is completed just over two years from now. (It is being built at breathtaking and, for me, frightening speed.)

This so-called Vertical City, designed by the veteran Italian architect Renzo Piano, will reach over 1000 feet into the South London sky. It will dwarf everything around it: the station, the hospital, Southwark Replica watches Cathedral, the rebuilt Globe Theatre, Tate Modern, the replica of Francis Drake's Golden Hind in St Mary's Dock and London Bridge.

It is a desperately controversial project, and although it was championed by both Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson, it took a dramatic intervention by John Prescott to allow it to go ahead.

Even so, it will be less than half the height of the Burj Khalifa, recently opened in Dubai. Various buildings in Malaysia and China are far higher. Partly this reflects the swing of economic power from the west to the east, but there is no reason for people in western cities to give up and live and work in fossilised monuments to the past.

From impressions I have seen, Piano's building will be a very beautiful construction, not aggressively futuristic in design, but rather slender and almost ethereal, a gently tapering glass spire. Indeed, I think it should have been called the Spire rather than the Shard, an ugly name.

But it will be utilitarian as well as a thing of beauty. More than 10,000 people will work in its 87 storeys. As well as offices, there will be restaurants, shops, a luxury hotel and apartments, and a dizzying succession of viewing galleries. Significantly, there will be fewer than 50 car parking spaces.

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And all this on a site of barely an acre. Apart from anything else, it is a wise use of space.

That, I reckon, must be the ultimate justification for such buildings. If the city goes upwards, it should have less need to spread outwards. At the edge of our great cities, there is too often a kind of messy no-man's land - neither country, nor city, just an ill-planned scatter of buildings and developments with little cohesion.

Yet I have to acknowledge that many people detest really tall buildings. I am not a fan of John Prescott, but he required real political courage to give this project the go-ahead.

A few years ago a survey by English Heritage indicated that tall buildings tended to be favoured by the young rather than the old, and by city dwellers rather than people who live in the country or the suburbs.

There is something confident and aspiring about many tall buildings. As I noted, all around the site of the Shard are reminders of London's history.

This is all very well, but surely cities should be about more than cautious deference to the past.

I'd like to think that some ambitious developer could come up with a proposal for Scotland's equivalent of the Shard. I doubt if such a project would, ahem, get off the ground in the capital, which tends to be jealous of its skyscape and overly suspicious of the modern; but Glasgow, with its long record of enterprise, might Fake Rolex
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The Marshall Artists Series and Cabell Huntington Hospital's Women & Children's Services will bring eight performances of the hilarious and heartwarming hit, "Menopause the Musical," to the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center in Huntington.

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A dinner theater option is available before the March 3 evening show and a brunch prior to the March 4 matinee. The meals will begin two hours before show time. Tickets for the pre-show meals are $20 per person.

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Mary S. Nolt, 90, of 226 Gristmill Rd., New Holland, died Thursday, November 12, 2009 at Fairmount Homes.

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Mary worked as a sewing machine operator at the former SLC Fashions and at New Holland Lingerie.

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Leading Fashion Retailer Chooses Enterprise Analytics With Multichannel CRM Capabilities to Engage Large and Growing Customer Base in Individualized Communications

WARSAW, Poland -- Teradata, a division of NCR Corporation (NYSE:NCR), announced that its data warehouse-driven customer relationship management (CRM) software has been implemented at Grupo Cortefiel, a leading retail fashion company based in Madrid. The CRM modules are being used to analyze and manage customer communications for the Cortefiel brand known as women'secret, a lingerie line, in an initiative to grow the customer base of its new women'secret Club (dubbed women'secret Wonderclub, also known as Club WOW).

"Only four months after the launch of the Wonderclub in Seville and Murcia, we already have tripled the subscribing customers, and soon we will extend it to the rest of Spain," said Belen Valiente, director of Club WOW at Grupo Cortefiel. The marketing initiative, enabled by Teradata CRM, is expected to attract new women'secret customers, who can "subscribe, without commitment, to enjoy club benefits and advantages."

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Valiente said that sophisticated CRM customer event triggers are used to launch timely, individualized promotions.

"We are delighted that our relationship with Grupo Cortefiel has flourished from the initial Teradata Warehouse to the deployment of our sophisticated CRM solutions," said Jose-Andres Garcia, sales manager for Teradata in Spain. "Cortefiel and the women'secret business have already begun to realize value from our enterprise analytics and multichannel CRM portfolio. Retail leaders, like Cortefiel, compete in a dynamic, real-time world where marketing must engage individual customers at Web speeds and with relevant, timely, personalized messages and offers."

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Valiente said that Cortefiel needed a solution to "fully optimize the relationship with individual customers who require 360-degree visibility." She said that Teradata CRM has already produced measurable results and that the solution "is a real strategic tool for our business, not only in terms of profitability but also in terms of image, service and customer satisfaction."

Grupo Cortefiel first invested in Teradata in 2004 to create an enterprise data warehouse (EDW) that dramatically improved the quality, clarity and speed of information access across the enterprise. Business users of the EDW include marketing and sales, as well as a variety of operational, financial and inventory management process specialists.

Cortefiel has reported that the new capabilities of its marketing program, enabled by Teradata CRM, manage the complete range of customer management activities around profitability and retention to extend customer loyalty and lifetime value. Initially, the data warehouse was implemented to transform operational data into knowledge to support a variety of decision-making. As the use of the EDW progressed, Cortefiel integrated data from across different marketing channels while also introducing analytics to better understand and manage customer transaction behavior.

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POLICE sent out a warning over carrying toy weapons in public after armed police were called out when a group of students were using replica weapons for filming in South Wootton.

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Thanks to the dedication of a group of volunteers, Murrysville's gardens will remain growing and blooming for decades to come.

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A seasonal gardener for years, Erb joined the group five years ago after she retired from teaching and finds the diversity of the group an asset to its success.

"I have always loved to garden, and we have a nice mixture of younger women and middle-aged women and our love of gardening is what binds us together," Erb said. "You always learn something from these women. It's like a good book that's a page-turner. Every page that you turn you find out a little bit more."

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There has been some controversy since the death of Therese of Lisieux (Therese Martin) regarding the value of her poetry. Some critics have considered it to be somewhat charming but full of the pious sentimental images typical of her day. Sackville-West, for example, declares that "It cannot be claimed for Therese's poems that they have much merit beyond their obvious sincerity ... "(138). Kathryn Harrison, in a more recent study of Therese, is somewhat less critical. She claims that most of the saint's poems are "unremarkable as art, but useful for what insight they provide into her spiritual development" (116). Her thoughts resemble Therese's own judgment of her poetry. In a letter written in February 1897 to Maurice Belliere, Therese states: "Ces pauvres poesies vous reveleront non pasce que je suis, mais ce que je voudrais et devrais etre ... En les composant j'ai regarde plus au fond qu'a la forme ... mon but etait de traduire mes sentiments ..." (Une course de geant: Lettres 390-91; "These poor poems will reveal to you not what I am but what I would like and should be ... When composing them, I have looked more at the substance than at the form ... my purpose was to translate my sentiments ..." [General Correspondence 1059]). And so, how are we to judge Therese's poetical works? Are they as tasteless in content and style as some critics would Replica watches have us believe or is there more to them?

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There's no room for a toilet in a hearse. Why would there be?

And it was that detail that led Kenny Jennelle to buy a 1984 Pace Arrow and turn it into a moving, 28-foot, 6-ton replica of the Virginia Tech football lunch pail.

Like the lunch pail, a creation by Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster to reward and symbolize a hardworking defense, the recreational vehicle is a little dinged up and painted black with orange lettering spelling out "Win," "VT" and "Team."

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"Our first thought was getting a hearse," he said. "Well, you know, I thought we'd paint the hearse and do it. And have all the ACC -- or the Big East then -- logos on it and have the food table roll out the back. But there wasn't room for a bathroom."

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The owner of Collision Plus Inc., a Montgomery County auto body repair company, bought a used RV for about $4,500.

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The vehicle draws plenty of attention at the tailgate.

Several people have come up to the lunch pail when it's parked in Tech's parking services lot near the tennis courts to have their picture taken with it.

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Carolyn A. Stephen, Cass Township, died Saturday at Schuylkill Medical Center-East Norwegian Street.

Born in Pottsville, she was a daughter of the late Robert and Doris Cordall Jocken.

She was a 1964 graduate of Minersville Area High School.

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But time flies. And with Sen. Hillary Clinton vacating the office of United States senator from New York to become U.S. secretary of state, the now mature Mrs. Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg announced her interest in being appointed by New York Gov. David Paterson to succeed Mrs. Clinton in the United States Senate.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg supported her, as, of course, so did her uncle Sen. Ted Kennedy. But aside from her prominent name, there seemed to be replica hublot watches little to recommend her for the Senate.

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When her children were young, Carabine was a constant presence at their sporting events and always made quality time with them a priority.

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A memorial service will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 6220 E. Willow St., Long Beach.

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VINTAGE vehicles and steam engines were among the attractions when the National Trust held its annual fun day at East Pool Mine, near Redruth.

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The oldest non-ecclesiastical building in Cornwall has been saved from possible ruin.

The Duchy Palace in Lostwithiel has been bought by the Prince's Regeneration Trust, founded by the Prince of Wales.

Sensitive negotiations through Jeffrey's estate agents to buy the former Masonic lodge were kept secret for nearly a year.

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Cornwall Building Preservation Trust (CBPT) stepped in and asked the Prince's Regeneration Trust, which plans to restore the building's character and medieval architecture, to save it.

Prince's Regeneration Trust CEO, Ros Kerslake, said: "When we saw the palace we decided to do everything we could to prevent it from going on the open market and save it from potential disrepair. It needs work, but it is far from derelict.

"This is a building of prime historic importance that was under threat of being lost entirely to the Cornish community unless we stepped in.

"We can bring our complementary skills and expertise together to protect one of Cornwall's most important buildings for future generations."

The trust will renovate the original kitchen of the Great Hall, which was at one time used as a stannary for Cornish tin.

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MYSORE: The Dasara exhibition, the biggest crowd-puller after Jumboo Savari, will be held till mid-December. The good news is that the entry fee remains Rs 10 as last year.

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IT WAS the ship that carried Charles Darwin to the Galapagos Islands nearly 180 years ago, enabling him to make his breakthrough on the theory of evolution.

Now another HMS Beagle will depart on a new voyage of scientific discovery this time with the help of sat-nav, engines and guidance from space.

The Beagle Trust plans to build a [pounds]5 million replica of the 19th-century vessel and use it to research the effects of plankton on the world's oceans.

It will be guided to algae blooms across the globe with the help of Nasa astronauts aboard the International Space Station.

The charity has finalised its plans and is currently raising funds for its project, scheduled to begin construction within months.

"We are making a lot of progress, and I'm confident we will begin building next year, then set sail in 2010," said project director Peter McGrath.

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"The only noticable difference from the outside will be a GPS on the mast," said Mr McGrath. "However, inside it will be very modern, as obviously we need the latest scientific equipment, and to travel in comfort." The Beagle will initially follow the path of Darwin's expedition, crossing the North and South Atlantic, the Pacific and Indian Oceans, round both Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope.

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ALL GOOD THINGS (July 24)

Oscar-nominated documentarian Andrew Jarecki turns his attention to feature films with this thriller, which stars Ryan Gosling.

AWAY WE GO (June 26)

Novelist Dave Eggers penned this comic tale of parents-to-be (John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph) who are looking for a home.

THE BOAT THAT ROCKED (Aug. 28)

"Love Actually" filmmaker Richard Curtis returns with a fact- based rebellion tale and a superb cast (one that includes Philip Seymour Hoffman and Bill Nighy).

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Another film I saw and loved at Sundance this year. It's a dolphin-centric documentary that could be this year's "March of the Penguins."

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The Best Foreign Film Oscar winner is a death-obsessed but still makeup brush comic Japanese tale.

I LOVE YOU, BETH COOPER (July 10)

If Chris Columbus's big return to filmmaking lives up to its source material -- the amusing novel by Larry Doyle -- this could be a big hit.

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At this point, Meryl Streep could probably get an Oscar nomination for reading aloud from a restaurant menu. She plays famous chef Julia Child in this fact-based comedy-drama.

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Love him or hate him, Robert Rodriguez rarely makes uninteresting movies. This one is another family friendly comedy-drama.

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A who's who cast of French actors (including the always terrific Juliette Binoche) in low-key drama about familial relationships.

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The early word of mouth is promising for Woody Allen's latest, a comedy starring Larry David and Evan Rachel Wood.

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MARSHALLVILLE -- The village will be sprayed for mosquitoes tonight at 8. In the event of heavy rains, the spraying will be done at a later date.

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WADSWORTH -- On Friday, Wadsworth will play host to the Wall that Heals, one of five replicas of the Vietnam memorial wall in Washington, D.C., and ceremonial events will be held over the weekend until the wall's departure Monday.

The wall will be on display in downtown Wadsworth's square on College Street, between Main and Pardee streets.

The opening ceremony begins at 10 a.m. Friday and will include opening remarks by Wadsworth's mayor and superintendent, a flag waving and a bagpipe rendition of "God Bless America" as flags are raised.

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WOOSTER -- Mohammed Mustafa, 25, of 4069 Lydgate Drive, North Olmsted, was charged in Wayne County Common Pleas Court with tampering with evidence, falsification and possession of marijuana.

The charges stem from a March 31 traffic stop at the intersection of Madison Avenue and U.S. Route 30 in Wooster.

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In Wayne County Municipal Court on another matter, Mustafa was fined $1,000 for failure to reinstate his license. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and may qualify to serve the 30 days on house arrest.

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MILLERSBURG -- A Millersburg man convicted of his seventh DUI was spared a prison sentence in part because the vehicle he was operating was a bicycle.

Russel Cunningham, 41, of 213 W. Jackson St., Apt. B, was sentenced to 90 days in the Holmes County Jail and up to six months at the Stark Regional Correction Center on Wednesday in Holmes County Common Pleas Court.

Cunningham previously pleaded guilty to charges he was riding a bicycle Nov. 4 while intoxicated in Millersburg and pulled out in front of an unmarked police car.

Cunningham's BAC was 0.179, twice the legal limit.

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White said he was moved to a jail sentence, rather than prison because Cunningham has sought treatment for his alcohol problem.

A seventh DUI conviction carries up to 18 months in prison.

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The woman, Christine A. Gignilliat, of 234 Southwest Cutoff, was arrested by police from the Operations Division who noticed a bulge in her waistband and removed the pistol, according to Sgt. Kerry F. Hazelhurst, police department spokesman.

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Lisa Monaghan scooped the national title in the Hutt Valley on Saturday night.

As for the lucky charm, it was a dress her aunt Rachel Reed (nee Bryce) wore when she won the national title in 1993.

Yesterday, Ms Monaghan said she tried the dress on when she was preparing for the Southland regional competition in April.

"It fitted perfectly and it was too precious not to wear," she said.

"I went into the competition to have fun and meet new people. I didn't expect to win. It's a great feeling," she said.

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She will now travel to the Festival of Kerry in August to compete for the international title.

Her family links to Ireland come from both her parents' families, which trace back to Belfast and Galway. "I've never been to Ireland and I'm really looking forward to going."

The other national winner Southland produced was Maryanne Ward (nee Murphy), who also won the international title in 1988.

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LEWISTON - A surprise party was held recently for Joseph Roger and Nadette Landry of Lewiston, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary.

The party was celebrated on the exact day, 50 years later, by their children. The anniversary cake was a replica of the original wedding cake, which also included the original topper. The centerpiece at the head table and corsages included stephanotis, which was book printing in the original bridal bouquet. A "50 Years Together" DVD slide show was presented by Doris Landry. Toastmaster was Daniel Landry.

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Mr. Landry and the former Nadette Dufresne were married July 12, 1958, at Holy Family Church. They have five children, Diane Cardello and husband, Chris, Denise Arena and husband, Paul, and Daniel Landry, all of Rome, N.Y., Doris Landry of Lewiston, and Donald Landry of Jacksonville, Fla. Their 10 grandchildren are Renee, Curtis, Michael, Gauvin, Danielle, Joseph, Stephen, Matthew L., Nicole and Matthew C., all of Rome, N.Y.

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Mr. Landry is retired after 28 years in the U.S. Air Force, and then retired from White Rock Distilleries after 13 years.

Original wedding attendants present were Connie Gendron, Leo Landry, Maurice Landry, Connie Dumais, Raymond Lavoie and Lorraine Dion.

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THERE'S an old-fashioned charm about Joel Horwood's sparky, newfangled comedy in which rural teenagers Wheeler and Fitz, fishing for crabs in Walberswick, are scooped up by Gemma Soul's Dani, a posh little sex-pot from London.

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Premiered at this year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe, I Caught Crabs was applauded for its "ability to get inside the heads of teenagers", as though Horwood was some surgical mindreader who pierced contemporary teenage skulls and made history by deciphering their enigma codes.

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Such hyperbole ignores the fact that the playwright cannot have long left his own teenage years.

Horwood has, though, genuine comic flair of the situational and verbal sort. The evening's pleasure is gleaned from the sight and sound of dimmish, downcast Fitz (Aaron Foy's fine professional debut) and far smarter, more lifewise Wheeler (Harry Hepple) dancing, drinking and clubbing with Miss Soul's imposing, minimally dressed, titillator.

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Keep toasty and save money with wood-burning stoves.

For all its quaintness, Santa Fe has some chinks in its charming armor.

Oh sure, that 550-square-foot, 200-yearold adobe casita you live in is chock full of character. The floors feature the familiar glow of ancient-looking orange tile. Vigas wheel across the ceiling like wooden baking pins. The walls are full of nichos; you like to fantasize that some mystical old abuela stored her votive candles in them. It's cute.

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Sure, adobe does its part to insulate and keep the hot side hot, but when the winter temps plummet south of double digits, there's no blocking the icy drafts that sweep under doors and through ill-fitting window frames.

You'd crank the heat, but the electricity needed to juice your baseboard heaters costs more than a Sarah Palin shopping spree. Your gas furnace is so expensive, it might as well be running on liquid gold. What do you do?

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Wood-pellet by-products, however, are so minimal that the US Environmental Protection Agency doesn't even monitor them. Wood pellets come in two types, by the way. standard, which is cheaper but burns quicker and premium, which is pricier but burns slower and cleaner, thus giving off the least amount of by-products of all.

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Both solid wood and pellets will save you money on your heating bills. According to Consumer Reports, the US Department of Energy estimates it costs $14.39 to produce a mil- lion BTUs of heat
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