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Elkhart Plastics molds future
South Bend TribuneYou could say Elkhart Plastics doesn't fit the mold of most locally owned companies. Then again, in today's world, maybe the rotomolding company does. It's changed owners three times since 2006. And it eventually ended up back in the hands of local...Tags: Science and Technology, Netherlands, Consumers, Middlebury
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Columbia Art Center serves up ceramics exhibit
You can make a case that the vases in "Triple Vision" are meant to be admired as much as used. The three artists showcased in this Columbia Art Center exhibit make vases, platters and other ceramic objects that often have whimsical shapes or surface...
Tags: Fine Artists, Artists, Arts, Arts and Culture, The New York Times
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OCC sells home-grown poinsettias, ceramics
Orange Coast College is gearing up for the holidays with its annual ceramics and poinsettia sales. OCC's 35th annual Holiday Poinsettia Sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 7 in the horticulture department off the Adams Avenue campus...Tags: Building Material, Holidays
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Touting Community Center's success
In May, the Community Center took a fresh approach to our fundraising activities when we appointed Deb Jordan as executive director. The board chose to focus on raising the profile of the Center, add new classes, and showcase our year-round activities....Tags: Schools, Holidays, Michael Antonovich , Hamburgers, Ross Stores Incorporated
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Social media: Trays held visitor's calling cards
High-society Victorians had a formal way to meet new friends. No playground visits, no social media. The only proper method was an exchange of calling cards, often called "visiting cards." The system gave the elite a chance to screen newcomers and...Tags: Building Material, Media Industry, Netherlands, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks
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Gift pick: L.A.-made Jen Kuroki ceramics
Los Angeles ceramist Jen Kuroki doesn't want to see her handmade vessels sitting in a cabinet. "It’s important to me that people use my pieces," she says. "I don’t want my pieces to be precious." That shouldn't be a problem. Kuroki's...
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Around the Town, November 28
Windber Hotel, 502 15th St., Windber, Grip, Friday, Nov. 30; Driveline, Saturday, Dec. 1; Bird House, Friday, Dec. 7; Pound, Saturday, Dec. 8; Wylde Syde, Friday, Dec. 14; Pivot, Saturday, Dec. 15; Tree, Friday, Dec. 21; The Chi, Saturday, Dec. 22;...Tags: New Year's Day, Steaks, Robert Shaw, Holidays, Foods and Beverages
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Florida travel calendar for November
Check out festivals and events in November across the state.
View events this coming weekend, or view the whole month's offerings by region below:
Coming up this week
Through Dec. 23. The Cannonball Christmas Express. Tavares. On select dates, the...Tags: Celebrities, Artists, Ice Skating, Separation of Church and State, Everglades
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Datebook
Sunday,Monday, Nov. 26 Holiday sale Students and faculty in Anne Arundel Community College's ceramics program and members of the Keramos Club host the annual "Holiday Ceramics Sale" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Cade Center for Fine Arts on the Arnold...Tags: Entertainment, Severna Park, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, United States Naval Academy, Music
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Harper exhibit honors octogenarian art student
TribLocal - Des Plaines » NewsMary Applegate carefully molds scored pieces of clay until they start to take shape into a holder for writing utensils. The octogenarian Palatine artist called …... -
Pixelligent dreams big with minuscule particles
Your next smartphone screen or TV display might be brighter, the synthetic oil in your car might perform better and computer chips might be more durable — all thanks to minuscule particles that are starting to be manufactured in Baltimore....Tags: Electronics, Nanotechnology, Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development, Baltimore Development Corporation, Science and Technology
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Designers, brands take steps toward sustainable fashion
Los Angeles TimesCall it the H&M effect, or fast fashion. Americans are buying, and discarding, clothes more quickly than ever. On average, each of us throws 54 pounds of clothes and shoes into the trash each year. That adds up to about 9 million tons of shoes, jackets...Tags: Gucci Group NV, Michael Kors, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Science and Technology, Stella McCartney
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