A Capacitor to Set Off the Blue in Your Eyes New York Times
Folks who are seeking up-to-the-nanosecond styles can choose from a growing list of jewelry laden with technology.
Claire's may sell self bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance
Used to selling costume jewelry and accessories to teens and tweens, Claire's Stores may be looking for buyers with slightly deeper pockets. The retailer has indicated it may be putting itself up for sale.
A lovely selection of vintage costume jewelry Hot Springs Village Voice
Exquisite variety of vintage costume jewelry from 19th century sautoires to dinner rings from the 1960's that have been worn are only available at D. Davis Antiques located at 426 S. Main Street in Malvern. Call 501-337-1225 for more information.
Restoration Plan Gets First-Round Approval Washington Post
The D.C. Council gave preliminary approval yesterday to a controversial plan to redevelop Capital City Market, a gritty warehouse district wedged between New York and Florida avenues NE, into a $1.2 billion project, including condominiums, retail shops and a hotel.
Midstate Datebook: Newborn parenting seminar offered today Tennessean
What: Newborn parenting seminar. Who: Dr. Allison Couden of Pediatric Associates of Franklin. When: 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Briefly in Tompkins The Ithaca Journal
The Newfield town board meeting on Dec. 14, has been rescheduled to 7 p.m. Dec. 13, at the town hall, 166 Main St.
Forecast Today Berkshire Eagle
HUDSON, N.Y. — William S. Demagall was a psychotic young man in denial of his own mental illness, obsessed with the delusion that he was "Merlin" — the legendary medieval magician — on a righteous mission to "slay" George Mancini in his Hillsdale apartment Feb. 11, two psychiatrists testified yesterday in Demagall's murder trial.
Recent releases for the collector's bookshelf The Homer Sun
With the recent launching of the latest James Bond, here comes a new book celebrating its 20 predecessors: "The Art of James Bond: From Storyboard to Screen - The Creative Process Behind the James Bond Phenomenon" by Laurent Bouzereau (Abrams, $40).
Dressing for success at the holiday party The State
One invitation says creative black tie. The other says holiday attire. It’s no wonder we show up for holiday parties with that familiar, gut-wrenching angst: Is this dress too short for black tie? Should I be wearing jeans to the bosses’ holiday party? Is this sequin top too much for the neighborhood block party?
Regular Features Arkansas News Bureau
Stomping ground becomes minefield By John Brummett The essence of Mike Beebe's candidacy was that we'd enjoy efficient government if the state's leading legislator for two decades got installed in the governor's office.

A Capacitor to Set Off the Blue in Your Eyes New York Times
Folks who are seeking up-to-the-nanosecond styles can choose from a growing list of jewelry laden with technology.
Claire's may sell self bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance
Used to selling costume jewelry and accessories to teens and tweens, Claire's Stores may be looking for buyers with slightly deeper pockets. The retailer has indicated it may be putting itself up for sale.
A lovely selection of vintage costume jewelry Hot Springs Village Voice
Exquisite variety of vintage costume jewelry from 19th century sautoires to dinner rings from the 1960's that have been worn are only available at D. Davis Antiques located at 426 S. Main Street in Malvern. Call 501-337-1225 for more information.
Restoration Plan Gets First-Round Approval Washington Post
The D.C. Council gave preliminary approval yesterday to a controversial plan to redevelop Capital City Market, a gritty warehouse district wedged between New York and Florida avenues NE, into a $1.2 billion project, including condominiums, retail shops and a hotel.
Midstate Datebook: Newborn parenting seminar offered today Tennessean
What: Newborn parenting seminar. Who: Dr. Allison Couden of Pediatric Associates of Franklin. When: 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Briefly in Tompkins The Ithaca Journal
The Newfield town board meeting on Dec. 14, has been rescheduled to 7 p.m. Dec. 13, at the town hall, 166 Main St.
Forecast Today Berkshire Eagle
HUDSON, N.Y. — William S. Demagall was a psychotic young man in denial of his own mental illness, obsessed with the delusion that he was "Merlin" — the legendary medieval magician — on a righteous mission to "slay" George Mancini in his Hillsdale apartment Feb. 11, two psychiatrists testified yesterday in Demagall's murder trial.
Recent releases for the collector's bookshelf The Homer Sun
With the recent launching of the latest James Bond, here comes a new book celebrating its 20 predecessors: "The Art of James Bond: From Storyboard to Screen - The Creative Process Behind the James Bond Phenomenon" by Laurent Bouzereau (Abrams, $40).
Dressing for success at the holiday party The State
One invitation says creative black tie. The other says holiday attire. It’s no wonder we show up for holiday parties with that familiar, gut-wrenching angst: Is this dress too short for black tie? Should I be wearing jeans to the bosses’ holiday party? Is this sequin top too much for the neighborhood block party?
Regular Features Arkansas News Bureau
Stomping ground becomes minefield By John Brummett The essence of Mike Beebe's candidacy was that we'd enjoy efficient government if the state's leading legislator for two decades got installed in the governor's office.costume+jewelry: costume jewelry wholesaler , discount costume jewelry , costume jewelry wholesaler , discount costume jewelry , costume+jewelry