Balsam Street functions as Ridgecrest's version of a downtown arts district.
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I've been married [in the early '90s, to actress Talia Balsam].
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Balsam firs showed a northward shift over the last three decades.
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He was previously married to actress Talia Balsam from 1989 to 1993.
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"But you can't be immobilized by those litigation risks," Professor Balsam said.
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Its 2008 Fellom cabernet is richly floral with an attractive element of balsam.
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Fort McMurray was surrounded by thick walls of aspen, spruce and balsam fir.
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They also smell like balsam and cedar so they'll elevate the holiday spirit.
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The two main categories for the competition are Balsam Fir and Fraser Fir.
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Husband and wife John Slattery and Talia Balsam played exes on the show.
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The actor Martin Balsam recorded HAL's lines but was deemed not quite right.
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There were four species represented: Fraser fir, balsam fir, Scotch pine and white spruce.
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The North Carolina bluegrass band Balsam Range played an "Amazing Grace" filled with spirit.
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Balsam Village is a 1975 apartment complex on Pitkin Avenue with 45 six-family buildings.
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Lila (Talia Balsam) and Edgar (Scott Cohen) live in the Catskills with their teenage children.
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Balsam Hill captured the majesty in their Classic Blue Spruce Pre-lit LED Artificial Christmas Tree.
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This fall, Dalhousie University's Christmas Tree Research Centre announced the first commercial licensing of its SMART balsam fir trees—a sort of Superman version of the highly popular balsam fir grown in eastern Canada and exported around the world to cities as far away as Dubai.
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The shop features several species, including Scotch pines, Black Hill spruces; and Balsam, Fraser, and Douglas firs.
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The tree is a Wisconsin-grown Balsam fir provided by the Chapman family of Silent Night Evergreens.
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The first family's final White House Christmas tree, a 19-foot Balsam-Veitch fir from Wisconsin, arrived yesterday.
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The ceremony has been an American tradition since Calvin Coolidge originated it with a Balsam fir in 1923.
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But if you're cool with skipping all that, Amazon will deliver a real Balsam fir to your doorstep.
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At $109.99, the price is likely higher than what I would have paid for a Balsam fir elsewhere.
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Dissolve a mixture of poppy seeds, lettuce seeds, balsam, saffron, and sugar and cook it in poppy juice.
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The Chapman family of Wisconsin presented the Trumps with the 19-and-a-half-foot-tall Balsam fir.
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The Balsam of Gilead resin, Erlich says, was used as the oil with which biblical kings were anointed.
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" Frances (Sarah Jessica Parker) sighs to her besties, Dallas (Talia Balsam) and Diane (Molly Shannon), in HBO's "Divorce.
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Its tannins were still wound up, but the aroma was getting interesting, spicy with dried flowers and balsam.
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The outlet reports that the band Balsam Range played "Amazing Grace" as his casket was carried into the auditorium.
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All along along our broken streets you'll see the bodies of the Christmas dead: Balsam, Douglas Fir, Frasier Fir.
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Mr. Balsam pointed to Temple Emanu-El, one of the largest Jewish institutions in the world, as an example.
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The balsam fir they chose came from the Eastern Townships of Quebec, near the border with the United States.
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I'm not a coward, so I picked the largest tree option: a Balsam fir in the 6 to 7' range.
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Illume Balsam & Cedar Mercury Tree Candle, $26, available at Bloomingdale'sYou could technically use any candle to create a warm ambiance.
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The Balsam Fir is well known for its strong and spacious branches, which makes it a perfect tree for ornamentations.
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He, actually, like Talia Balsam and Molly Shannon and Tracy Letts, they're just at such a wonderful place in their career.
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But when December rolls around, she decks the halls with greenery from Balsam Hill, custom stockings and plenty of sparkling lights.
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The Balsam Hill Classic Blue Spruce Tree looks so real you'll have to look twice (or thrice) to realize it's manufactured.
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The cast also includes Saturday Night Live alum Molly Shannon and Mad Men's Talia Balsam as Parker's best friends on the show.
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Balsam Hill trees are exceptionally realistic because they have so many branch tips that can be fluffed and spread to create fullness.
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Gilded Holiday Collection: Fallen Air, $28.80, originally $36 [you save $7.20]The scent includes notes of balsam fir, musk, and winter spice.
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He enlists his literary agent's wife, Anne Ober (Talia Balsam), to take Zelda shopping for a wardrobe of darker, more Manhattan-appropriate ensembles.
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First lady Melania Trump, son Barron welcomed the White House Christmas tree today, a 19.5 ft Balsam fir grown in Endeavor, Wisconsin. pic.twitter.
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While they await paternity-test results, Robert, Harry and Sarah Beth — and Harry's estranged wife, Miriam (Talia Balsam) — have much to talk about.
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The lush and full 7-foot Balsam Hill Classic Blue Spruce features 850 LED clear lights and 2,366 branch tips with realistic needles.
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Just be sure to pick up a tub of the Wonder Balsam to treat the leather (at least once) before you wear them.
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In the 1850s, Canadian First Lady Isabella Macdonald was reportedly prescribed styptic balsam—which included sulphuric acid and turpentine—for her menstrual cramps.
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Most Decembers, a towering balsam fir adorned with gold garland and handmade ornaments offers a festive respite from the politics of Wisconsin's State Capitol.
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At the show's premiere in Chelsea, New York on Tuesday, Balsam agreed that Church's character, Robert DuFresne, is very tough on his onscreen wife.
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While many LED clear lights are dazzlingly bright, Balsam Hill uses Candlelight LED bulbs that cast a soft glow more like an incandescent bulb.
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Nevertheless, "Decoy" did showcase a number of young New York actors, among them Edward Asner, Martin Balsam, Peter Falk, Zohra Lampert and Suzanne Pleshette.
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Mona, the ex-wife of ad executive Roger Sterling (John Slattery), is played by Slattery's actual wife, Talia Balsam, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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On the sidelines, Diane (Molly Shannon) searches for independence while her husband sits in prison, and Dallas (Talia Balsam) wrestles with a midlife crisis.
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Fir trees, like Balsam and Fraser fir, are the most popular here in the United States because of their soft needles and lush growth.
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"People who are coming from certain parts of the world, where anti-American sentiments are high, we should be highly cautious of," Mr. Balsam said.
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Trips to southern Italy got Cavallier Belletrud thinking about Calabrian citron, which he combined with Peruvian balsam for Sur la Route (above, second from right).
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For all their initial intensity, the wines soften after 2000 years of aging, revealing a graceful complexity, with savory kaleidoscopic flavors: herbal, balsam and saline.
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The only long ones I recall are MARTIN BALSAM, who played Juror #1 in "12 Angry Men," and FRANKLIN PIERCE, who was our 14th president.
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Of course, given the time of year, you can't go wrong with the holiday classics, like Fresh Balsam, 'Tis The Season, and Pink Fairy Gumdrop.
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"Amazon Studios has differentiated itself by creating shows that bring more than just entertainment to families," said Catherine Balsam-Schwaber, Chief Content Officer of Mattel Inc.
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He literally said to Rain, 'I'm not happy what I have in the can,' meaning the Martin Balsam recording that had been done a year before.
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Balsam, the former N.F.L. lawyer, suggested that Baez, through the suit, is hoping for the remainder of Hernandez's $40 million contract extension he signed in 2012.
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If you're considering investing in a fancier fake tree — and why not, it will be on display for a sixth of the year — I recommend Balsam Hill.
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When asked to compare her own divorce to the one depicted on the show, Balsam said her ex-husband managed the situation more gracefully than Church's character.
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So instead, they would gather balsam flowers, mash up the petals and leaves, spread the paste over their nails, and sleep with the concoction on their fingers.
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"I've gone from doing them in the traditional pine, balsam and fir, and adding juniper branches and berries," she said, "to pine cones" — both natural and golden.
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A balsam fir tree's journey from a farm in Nova Scotia to a living room in Ridgewood, Queens, reveals the hard work necessary to deliver holiday cheer.
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Michele Balsam, 2499, a middle school history teacher who was apartment hunting this spring, was not wooed by the discounts when she started looking in Upper Manhattan.
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When the company's frosted balsam jar candles are lit, the glass jar can break causing possible fire and laceration hazards, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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In 21950, America's first public Christmas tree — a 211-foot balsam fir — was ceremoniously displayed in Madison Square, initiating an annual ritual imitated thereafter across the country.
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That more than 18-foot-tall balsam fir is now set up in the Blue Room, covered in glass ornaments depicting the seal of each state and territory.
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"Fraser and balsam fir will always have a big fan club, but if they can't be grown as abundantly in the US due to climate change," he said.
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January Jones was at one such party when she happened to run into some familiar faces: her Mad Men costars Jon Hamm, Talia Balsam, Elisabeth Moss and John Slattery.
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Atop her work table sat a book of photos from her youngest son's first year, two pairs of sunglasses, her journal and a tin of Dr. Martens Wonder Balsam.
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Despite an implausible ending devoid of consequence, "Don't Worry Baby" benefits from tidy editing, cinematography and, most of all, the presence of the seasoned Mr. McDonald and Ms. Balsam.
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" Adam Balsam, the actor's son, told me that "Kubrick had him record it very realistically and humanly, complete with crying during the scene when HAL's memory is being removed.
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The party is held in their music room, one of the more formal rooms in the house, which they decorate with a 12-foot-tall tree from Balsam Hill.
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"There's always a shot in the dark to bring the league to the table," said Jodi Balsam, a former lawyer at the N.F.L. who teaches at Brooklyn Law School.
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"What the league technically has is a property right in the game information and they are the only ones who can profit from that," said Balsam, a former N.F.L. lawyer.
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When Coolidge lit a 48-foot Balsam fir from Vermont on Christmas Eve, simple red, white and green bulbs began glistening, but the modern lighting ceremony is far more glamorous.
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Balsam Hill synthetic Christmas trees appear frequently; in "Holiday Hearts," from November, an eligible doctor (Paul Campbell) demonstrates the settings of a tree's remote-controlled lights for a full minute.
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Jodi Balsam, who was a lawyer at the N.F.L. and now teaches at Brooklyn Law School, said the league often waits until legal cases are resolved before penalties are assessed.
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Thomas Harman, the founder and chief executive of Balsam Hill, a high-end artificial tree company, said that his factories recycle scrap plastic for use in some components of their products.
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For his part, Governor Walker, the departing Republican, came to the Capitol on Tuesday to light the annual Christmas tree, a 35-to-40-foot balsam fir grown in Plainfield, Wis.
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The "Change Your Mind" singer teamed up with Balsam Hill to turn her Los Angeles home into a golden winter wonderland for the holidays and shared the transformation exclusively with PEOPLE.
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The one-stop shop has every seasonal scent, from fresh-cut balsam to vanilla sugar cookie, all bottled up and poured into glass candles, bottles of hand soap, even wall diffusers.
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A scented candle is the universal gift: It's thoughtful, cozy, and almost everyone loves lighting a wick and filling their home with the smell of fresh-cut balsam (just ask Emma Stone).
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First lady adds her own touch on the decorations The first lady welcomed this year's official White House Christmas tree on Monday, a 21625-and-a-half-foot Balsam fir from Wisconsin.
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Some Christians believe this refers to the precious amber resin of the Balsam of Gilead, an aromatic mix resembling citrus and cinnamon that Erlich also cultivates on his farm in the Judean desert.
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And rising high among the trimmed hedges and the organic flower meadows of Prince Charles's Highgrove House, in Gloucestershire, is a balsam poplar tree, which the royal planted for his first grandson in 2015.
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So, although the state produces only about 300,000 fresh-cut trees annually, some of this year's crop of balsam, white and Fraser firs may be headed to Pennsylvania and New Jersey to meet demand.
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The final product, used in the airline's lounges and warm towels on board, includes a blend of orange peel, bergamot, cypress, fir balsam, black pepper, black tea, violet wood, sandalwood, cedar, amber, leather and patchouli.
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Pennsylvania REIT, which owns malls and shopping centers across the East Coast, has three Spirit Halloween shops, one Halloween City and the first Christmas-themed Balsam Hill pop-up location in its portfolio this fall.
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The tree originated on a farm owned by the same family for nearly two centuries, in a part of Canada known as the balsam fir capital of the world, where reliable labor is increasingly scarce.
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She's grown EarthKind into a profitable $8.5 million, 30-employee entity since the discovery at her kitchen table in New Town, North Dakota, that balsam fir essential oil and ground-up corn cob repel mice effectively.
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Behind us, across the street, music booms from the stage at the center of the Balsam Street Fair, where 19673 vendors have set up tents selling scented candles, foreign war memorabilia, and dreamcatchers made in China.
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It's that smell — fresh balsam (like breathing in a pine tree) or the sticky sweet smell of a pipping hot cinnamon roll (the kind you crave on a chilly Sunday morning) — that truly kick-starts the season.
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The 7-foot Classic Blue Spruce from Balsam Hill is the best artificial Christmas tree you can buy with a convincingly realistic look, full body, and durability that ensures this tree will last for years to come.
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The best overall pre-lit artificial tree we've found is the Balsam Hill Classic Blue Spruce Pre-Lit LED Artificial Tree, which is full and lush, easy to assemble, and made to last for more than one season.
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As the Yale psychiatrist Rosemary H. Balsam showed in an article in February in the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, the history of psychiatrists ignoring how pregnancy impacts a woman's development can be traced back to Freud.
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Two lawyers with a passion for music, Cliff Chenfeld and Craig Balsam, had formed Razor & Tie in 1990, initially selling compilations like "Monster Ballads" and "Those Fabulous '70s" via direct-to-consumer television commercials that were themselves kitschy delights.
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"The deal is better from the perspective of an incoming player or someone who is one to three years in the league," said Jodi Balsam, who worked as a lawyer at the N.F.L. and now teaches at Brooklyn Law School.
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Earth smells and the pungency of privet and balsam were still acute at this hour, unmingled; the shadows were as bold as in a child's picture book; swifts and house martins tracked across the pale sky overhead, shrilling in thrilled anticipation.
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I head over to the north end of Balsam Street, where Rod "The Buffalo Man" Blankenship—a Korean and Vietnam War Veteran, and "an Elder in the Cherokee Indian Nation"—is talking about the buffalo to a crowd inside the Old Town Theater.
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Executive Director Helaine Balsam recapped the board's activities in 2017; Tenants' Representative Chuck DeLaney asked about heating complaints during New York City's recent cold spell, prompting a discussion of heaters and carbon monoxide detectors with the Board's Fire Department Representative, Richard Roche.
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Mark Tribe's "Balsam Lake Mountain Wild Forest, Ulster County, New York," from the series New Nature (13–17), allows us to linger more than we might in the wild, where fellow hikers, inclement weather, or mosquitoes compel us to be on our way.
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Whether you're an outdoorsy Mainer who feels a sense of home burning Fresh Balsam, or a West Virginia native partial to the comforting scent of Pumpkin Pecan Waffles, scroll through to find your state's favorite B&BW scented candle — and see if it matches yours.
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Each week, I'll be recapping the show for you, navigating the world of SJP's Frances, her rocky marriage to Robert (Thomas Haden Church), her friendships with Diane (Molly Shannon) and Dallas (Talia Balsam), and her struggles as a mom to kids Lila and Charlie.
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The casting is good, even at the fringes (Molly Shannon and Talia Balsam co-star as Frances's friends), and in theory the serialized plot could always improve; still, "Divorce" seemingly got the title right, since after previewing a half-dozen episodes, the prevailing urge is to split.
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The talented supporting cast of (wealthy, white) friends tossed into this melee—Molly Shannon, Talia Balsam, Tracy Letts—all do their best to keep up with the duo's central ugliness, but they were never given large enough roles to thaw the ice at the show's center.
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Laskas pays attention to everything from the affectionate nicknames people call each other ("Lucifer" and "old bag," between spouses) to the smell outside a settlement for migrant workers in rural Maine ("the blueberry scent lay like a fog over carpets of balsam"), so that readers will too.
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Founded near the beginning of this century, at the tail end of the era when substituting a Z for a trailing S informed you that the thing in question was rad, Kidz Bop was the brainchild of the New York lawyers Craig Balsam and Cliff Chenfeld.
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" Like Proust, Yankee Candle is seeking to recapture moments that are sometimes buried deep within one's consciousness and "tell a story," like their balsam and clove candle which, Genson says, "instantly brings back you in the time of Christmas when you're opening all the presents under the Christmas tree.
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"I hate to predict the market going higher and higher and higher, because I feel we're pretty much near the top," said Jerry Fink, the owner of Jerry Fink Real Estate, which last year sold the Balsam Village development to a New York venture capital group for $4663 million.
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The first lady, wearing a red turtleneck and a plaid coat, and Barron, in a dark suit coat, white shirt and dark slacks, looked on as a military quartet played holiday songs and a horse-drawn wagon carried the 19 1/163-foot Balsam fir up the White House driveway.
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The likely impacts of climate change aren't great news for the National Christmas Tree Association, which represents 700 farmers across the US and each winter presents the White House with the best tree of the year (the Grand Champion this year was a 19-foot balsam fir presented to Melania Trump).
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Elsewhere in the city, abandoned storefronts mingle with used furniture dealers; bail bonds shops sit in squat strip malls with asphalt that looks like it hasn't been repaved since the Vietnam War—but on Balsam Street you find a newly painted bighorn sheep or shaman on nearly every available wall.
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Though not listed on Amazon, the ingredients are right on the tin, in order as follows: soy, cocoa, olive, shea, and castor oils, beeswax, rosehip, Centella Asiatica, wheat germ, frankincense, Canadian balsam, cistus absolute, rosemary, spearmint, rose geranium, eucalyptus, white camphor, thyme, tea tree, vetiver, clove, and benjamin essential oils.
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Edited by Ann and Jürgen Wilde, photography collectors and the founders of the Karl Blossfeldt Archive, the chosen "masterworks" in the book showcase his eye for overlooked details in nature, like the leaf nodes dancing on a Himalayan balsam plant or the sharp geometric angles of a sea holly leaf.
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Jodi Balsam, a law professor at Brooklyn Law School who teaches sports law there and at New York University, said SafeSport might consider informing people that their names will be a part of the public database and offering them a window of time to present reasons they should not be included.
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They sold concerned parents on a new brand of children's music that Balsam told Bloomberg Businessweek "split the difference between Barney and Britney or Elmo and Eminem," recording pop, rock and hip-hop covers that offered production value roughly equal to the originals' but were stripped of their threatening lyrics.
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In Lunenburg County, a chunk of Nova Scotia pockmarked by lakes and patches of balsam firs, Silver's Farm hugs a hill with 45 acres of farmland splayed out in front and 653 acres of Christmas trees behind, all growing naturally and tightly "like the hairs on a dog's back," said Wayne Silver.
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And to thinkthat only now I beginto feel it A long walk required to know the ground The sap of the balsam we burst from the blisters on the bark still sticks I could notnot touch it the barkyour neck Maureen N. McLane is the author most recently of Mz N: the serial: a poem-in-episodes (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2016).
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The rest of the cast is also given more to do: Molly Shannon, as a bored rich housewife, makes a meal out of a plot arc involving a $2 million golden sculpture of excrement, while Talia Balsam, as Frances's wise therapist friend, pursues several romantic liaisons, including a steamy run-in with the hot tennis pro at the sports club.
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Highlights include a spotlight screening of Hilary Brougher's Ingmar Bergman-esque drama "South Mountain" (on Saturday), starring Talia Balsam ("Mad Men") as an artist coming to terms with a failing marriage, and Brett Story's "The Hottest August" (on Sunday); an essay documentary shot in New York in 216, "August" ponders the state of the American climate — environmental, economic and political — and the future.
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Dr. Smith's concoction was called Smith's Balsam of Rose Buds, which was later swapped out for the more succinct name of Rosebud Salve, and in 1895 he founded the Rosebud Perfume Company out of a small drugstore in Woodsboro, MD. After gaining a local fan base with its salves and fragrances, the Rosebud Perfume Company began to operate not unlike the multi-level marketing companies of today.
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My dear Anne, The sun has shone all over Easter and that has meant out-of-door life; bees humming in the cherry blossom; Walter on guard against birds having it off in hedges; daffodils wilting; balsam poplars scenting the air; baby ants on the march into the grubby kitchen; good wine to drink, and all fairly idyllic except for the presence of my provoking, irritating and unbalanced daughter-in-law.
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"The N.F.L.'s litigation strategy was informed less by the law than by the public relations and existential threat that concussions posed uniquely to their sport," said Jodi Balsam, who teaches at Brooklyn Law School and worked at the N.F.L. In contrast, the N.H.L. strategy has been largely to ignore negative publicity, or at least not to seem outwardly rattled by it, and unapologetically attempt to use the law to its advantage.
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"The N.F.L. has so many other issues around player health and well-being, they need to remove all the other static," said Jodi Balsam, a professor at Brooklyn Law School who worked as a lawyer for the N.F.L. It is worth recalling that during the recent Super Bowl in Atlanta, which took place less than two weeks before the league settled with Kaepernick and Reid, the N.F.L. invited civil rights leaders to take part in the pregame coin toss.
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