Whether you're looking for a luxurious lambswool cardigan, fairisle jumper or a tartan check cape, be prepared for the chill whilst staying stylish with the latest women's knitwear. With fashion favourites including animal motifs, dip dye, studded embellishments, lace stitching and speckled yarns; shop the latest trends throughout lightweight, transitional and chunky knitwear. It's not all jumpers and cardigans either - beautifully designed shrugs, snood sweaters, knitted dresses and ponchos for women explore old school British style as well as enchanting party looks. ...

This holiday season, wine buyers will have a little something to look forward to while shopping in their local grocery store. Often considered endless aisles of unknown options, grocery stores today are adopting new technology that allows shoppers to taste wine before they buy it. Grocery stores from coast to coast are putting a greater emphasis on their wine programs including a focus on marketing, both customer and employee education, installing wine preservation and dispensing systems and inventing unique POS displays. Delighting the Customer Major grocery ...

Pamela Reynolds has launched Stimpikins, the story of a stray cat, Stimpy, that unintentionally teaches life lessons as well the meaning of family and more. Stimpkins, at 80 pages, is written in simple prose but tackles large topics such as love, friendship and loyalty. "Stimpikins is ideal for cat lovers, of course, and also animal fans in general," said J. J. Hebert of MindStir Media, the author's publisher. "It's a quick read but its lessons will stick with you... Highly recommended for both adults and children." From the back cover: One cool ...

Sactrips.com Tour of NYC and Presidential Inauguration 2013 Millions of people the world over will be tuning in to watch history repeat itself - when the first African-American President, becomes the first African-American President to be elected to a second term - an event that may not be repeated again in any of our lifetimes. Some lucky Californians will be witnessing this moment, not via stream or television, but in person. Sactrips.com is the only tour company (in California) offering this once-in-a-lifetime tour that takes people from the capital of California, ...

'Tis the season for family gatherings and merry celebrations. With just one week until Thanksgiving, many Americans plan to travel between now and the end of the year. While holiday season travel can be especially stressful, a new survey of 150 travel industry professionals reveals how the experts organize seasonal escapes and advice for beating the holiday season rush. A festive infographic illustrates the results. "The holiday season is traditionally one of the busiest and most expensive times of the year to travel," stated Martin Froggatt, Managing Director ...

Grown in India and some parts of Asia for centuries, the Garcinia Cambogia is a fruit that is finally getting noticed by Western nutritionists and diet experts for natural weight loss properties that may unlock easier results for millions of health conscious people seeking to live a healthier lifestyle without any major changes to their present meal plans. Until recently Garcinia Cambogia extract was a hard to find nutrition supplement but now sites like www.PureGarciniaCambogia.com are making it as easy as point and click to put this Far East diet remedy to use in your ...

SmokeTastic have completed their top 10 list of the best electronic cigarette brands of 2012. They have been working over the past few months to finalize the list, with collaboration between the manufacturing and marketing companies behind the brands to try and help improve their models and thus improve their rankings. "We have been working hard to complete the list of the best electronic cigarettes for some time now," says Nicholas King, owner of SmokeTastic.com, "We give the public what they want, with honest and reliable reviews, our rankings list only ...

Franchise lawyer Charles N. Internicola has developed a Program and series of information based articles about Franchising Your Business. The Internicola Law Firm, P.C. is a leading resource for franchising. After finding too many start-up franchisors taking the wrong steps, Charles Internicola found it necessary to develop information based programs to allow (a) start-up franchisors to determine whether or not franchising is right for them and (b) if franchising is the right course of action, how to get started. Why did Charles N. Internicola develop these new resources ...

The French cycling company Cyclomundo has announced packages around some cycling events that will be taking place next year in the French Alps. These events include the 2013 Etape du Tour, the Marmotte, France's most famous Gran Fondo races as well as regularly scheduled events like the Geneva to Alpe d'Huez. Cyclomundo provides exciting travel packages for these events and caters to visitors with different levels of cycling expertise. More information about the company and their cycling trips can be found at www.cyclomundo.com. Most notably, 2013 marks the 100th year ...

Running a successful private business or organization usually requires proper level of information security combined with good management. In 2004, Lars Baerentzen founded the company called Siscon. It was a response to the need for a good information security management tool on the market. A year after that a cutting edge information security management tool was created named ControlManager. But what are the features that made ControlManager successful? - The tool allows IT security managers to use the pre-made risk management and emergency plan templates or ...

The proper management of the information security is one of the important things that public organizations and private businesses should think of as the security of the company data is a major issue. Siscon offers high level of information security and a great tool called ControlManager. With its module-based nature ControlManager offers different features that lead to improvement in the management process. Modules such as risk management, security handbook, contingency plans and emergency plans can greatly help managers. They will be able to focus on different ...

The first truly zero installation PDF DRM system is now here - NO: downloads; plug-ins; JavaScript or Flash risks; self-extracting exes; or applications to install. Everything is pre-installed and ready to go from a USB device - users can use DRM protected PDFs without installing any software or activating any licenses. Safeguard PDF Portable offers publishers and users novel and significant flexibility in distributing and using DRM controlled documents and ebooks. Publishers protect their PDFs with Safeguard PDF Security and publish them to USB devices. The publishing ...

Texifter, a text analytics start-up, is launching access to two new major blog data streams as part of its collaboration with Columbia University: the WordPress fire hose, which gives access to every comment or post on every WordPress blog, and the Disqus PowerTrack, both provided by Gnip, the world's largest provider of social data. "We provide the tools that allow Fortune 1000 companies and market research firms to analyze the massive amounts of unstructured data available from blogs, social media sites, surveys, and email," says CEO Dr. Stuart Shulman. ...

UNOapp and View the Vibe announce a partnership to bring a dynamic, digital marketing platform to restaurateurs, advancing value-added services for their clients. Providing a mix of digital marketing systems and creative videos to restaurant owners across North America, their mission is to revitalize the way in which restaurateurs speak to their guests. Through an easy-to-use platform, restaurants will have the ability to stay on the pulse of their marketing, and update multiple platforms in UNOclick. UNOapp will allow View the Vibe's restaurant partners to dynamically ...

Looks matter – even when it comes to money. A new study co-authored by a University of Guelph professor has found that currency's physical appearance dramatically affects consumer behaviour. People are more likely to spend dirty, crumpled currency and hold on to new bills, according to the study forthcoming in the Journal of Consumer Research and available online now. But in social situations – and especially when they're looking to impress someone else -- people reach for new bills even when they have older, higher-denomination currency on hand. "Basically, ...

Boulder, Colo., USA – Between 19 October and 13 November, The Geological Society of America's top geoscience journal, GEOLOGY, posted 35 new studies online ahead of print. A selection of those studies is highlighted here and includes a broad spectrum of geoscience disciplines, such as volcanology, glaciology, paleoclimatology, paleontology, and mineralogy, with locations like the Society Islands, the U.S. Basin and Range Province, the Mojave Desert, Timor, Nicaragua, New Zealand's Southern Alps, and the Arctic Ocean Beaufort Sea margin. To view all GEOLOGY articles published ...

Marine zoning in the Pacific Ocean, in combination with other measures, could significantly improve numbers of heavily overfished bigeye tuna and improve local economies, a fish modelling study has found. Scientists working at the University of Hawaii at Manoa (Honolulu, HI), the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC, Noumea, New Caledonia) and Collecte Localisation Satellites (CLS, Toulouse, France), have found that a network of marine zones in the Pacific Ocean could be a more effective conservation measure than simply closing relatively small areas to some types ...

From identifying common patterns in data to speeding up computers, researchers from the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory will share their computational expertise at this year's Supercomputing conference. Also referred to as SC 12, the annual gathering is the international conference for high-performance computing, networking, storage and analysis. It runs Nov. 10-16 at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City. Two noteworthy talks featuring PNNL research are described below. New algorithm pin-points similar data in seconds Data ...

University of Adelaide computer scientists are leading a project to develop novel sensor systems to help older people keep living independently and safely in their own homes. The researchers are adapting radio-frequency identification (RFID) and sensor technologies to automatically identify and monitor human activity; to be able to determine if an individual's normal routine is being maintained so that timely assistance can be provided if it is needed. Although RFID technology has been around since World War 2 and is in common use today in applications such as anti-shoplifting ...

Experts are urging policy makers to preserve mangroves and their essential services to nature and humanity alike, saying their replacement with shrimp farms and other forms of development is a bad economic tradeoff both short and long-term. An unprecedented partnership of organizations – from forestry and conservation sectors and from across the United Nations – have released a policy brief drawing on the 2nd edition of the World Atlas of Mangroves (2010). It aims to provide managers with lessons learned in past mangrove conservation and management efforts, and with policy ...

The leggiest animal in the world, the millipede lllacme plenipes, was re-discovered several years ago in California by Paul Marek. Now, Marek and his colleagues provide further details of the surprisingly complex anatomy of this diminutive creature and its extreme rarity, limited to a handful of spots just south of San Francisco. More details about the species and its biology can be read in an article that was recently published in the open access journal ZooKeys. Millipedes have the most legs of any animal group. From their ancestors with just one pair of legs per body ...

Astronomers using ESO's Very Large Telescope and the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope have identified a body that is very probably a planet wandering through space without a parent star. This is the most exciting free-floating planet candidate so far and the closest such object to the Solar System at a distance of about 100 light-years. Its comparative proximity, and the absence of a bright star very close to it, has allowed the team to study its atmosphere in great detail. This object also gives astronomers a preview of the exoplanets that future instruments aim to image ...

A planet that is not orbiting a star, effectively making it homeless, has been discovered by a team of University of Montreal (UdeM) researchers working with European colleagues and data provided by the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope (CFHT) and the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT). "Although theorists had established the existence of this type of very cold and young planet, one had never been observed until today," said Étienne Artigau, an astrophysicist at UdeM. The absence of a shining star in the vicinity of this planet enabled the team to study ...

The year ahead will feature new and increasingly sophisticated means to capture and exploit user data, escalating battles over the control of online information and continuous threats to the U.S. supply chain from global sources. Those were the findings made by the Georgia Tech Information Security Center (GTISC) and the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in today's release of the Georgia Tech Emerging Cyber Threats Report for 2013. The report was released at the annual Georgia Tech Cyber Security Summit, a gathering of industry and academic leaders who have distinguished ...

Stem cells in the adult pancreas have been identified that can be turned into insulin producing cells, a finding that means people with type 1 diabetes might one day be able to regenerate their own insulin-producing cells. The discovery was made by scientists from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute and provides further evidence that stem cells don't only occur in the embryo. The ability to produce the hormone insulin is crucial for controlling blood sugar (glucose) levels. In people with type 1 diabetes the body's immune system destroys the insulin-producing beta cells ...