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Winter is here! Winter is here! Thank the Seven, winter is here! At long last, "Game of Thrones" has returned for its second season, bringing us our first new trip to Westeros since last year's dragon-birthing finale "Fire and Blood." Tonight, we kick things off with "The North Remembers," an aptly titled episode filled with [...]

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Affordable small hotels in Paris

James Merrell

The H?tel Saint-Louis en l'Isle, with 20 rooms in a renovated 19th-century building, is centrally located in Paris.

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By Tina Isaac and Alexandra Marshall , Travel + Leisure

The ideal Parisian hotel is like a macaron ? small, colorful, and bursting with individual flavor. But in reality, too many boutique properties here miss the mark.

Travel+Leisure sent reporters across the city ? testing mattresses, climbing staircases, sampling petits d?jeuners ? to come up with this list of intimate bolt-holes, in styles from traditional (a Neoclassical retreat near the Panth?on) to contemporary (an art-filled hangout by the Louvre). The sweetest part: all have rates starting under $250 a night.

Slideshow: See these and more affordable hotels in Paris

Right Bank, First Arr.: Le Crayon
Just four blocks north of the Louvre, the Crayon, as its name suggests, is all about a bright, ?handmade? hotel experience, as though guests were staying in the residence of a local artist ? namely that of its decorator, Julie Gauthron. A poetic, patchwork approach to prints and styles results in a good-humored mash-up: the 26 rooms feature offbeat geometric mirrors, Panton chairs and spruced-up flea-market finds (articulated lamps, marble-topped nightstands). The basement breakfast room was a work in progress when we were there, but you can opt for croissants and coffee in bed or in the lobby. 25 Rue du Bouloi; 33-1/42-36-54-19; hotelcrayon.com; doubles from $150. M?tro: Louvre-Rivoli

Right Bank, Fourth Arr.: H?tel Saint-Louis en l?Isle
The ?le St.-Louis is picture-book Paris, its narrow, cobblestoned streets lined with caf?s, boulangeries and the original Berthillon ice cream shop. The H?tel Saint-Louis en l?Isle, 20 rooms in a handsomely renovated 19th-century building, sustains the sense of well-polished nostalgia. A twist of your fleur-de-lis-shaped room key reveals stone floors, tufted velvet headboards and custom bathroom fixtures. Other thoughtful details ? such as the loaner iPads with weather, currency and translation apps ? belie the reasonable price. So does the central location: the Latin Quarter, the Marais, and the tangle of flying buttresses at the rear of Notre Dame are all just a bridge span away. 75 Rue St.-Louis en l??le; 33-1/46-34-04-80; saintlouisenlisle.com; doubles from $225. M?tro: Pont-Marie; Cit?

Right Bank, Eighth Arr.: H?tel d?Albion
The Rue de Penthi?vre is unexpectedly quiet for being just a few blocks from both the Champs-?lys?es and President Sarkozy?s official pad on the Rue du Faubourg St.-Honor?. Another surprise: how smartly some brightly patterned wallpaper and plush-looking bedspreads can perk up humdrum furniture and basic baths. One of several properties on the street, it?s by far the best value: the 26 rooms, though small, feel up-to-date and chic, aided by exposed beams (on the fifth floor) and wall-to-wall carpet that?s actually nice. A breakfast garden is filled with potted plants, marigolds and a chestnut tree. The quirky proprietors may seem gruff to guests not accustomed to Parisian manners, but give them a smile and they become pussycats. 15 Rue de Penthi?vre; 33-1/42-65-84-15; hotelalbion.net; doubles from $155. M?tro: Mirom?snil

Right Bank, Ninth Arr.: Grand H?tel de Turin
Though the hotel has been open nearly half a century, its 51 rooms are IKEA-upbeat and regularly renovated, the latest handful about a year ago. Friendly and capable hotel staff can be counted on to steer you through the restaurant-rich neighborhood, a few blocks downhill from Montmartre. The modern sensibility carries through to the lobby and its poppy vinyl furniture. With seasonal and Web offers, a night here can cost as little as $85 ? making it easier to forgive the lack of AC. 6 Rue Victor Mass?; 33-1/48-78-45-26; hoteldeturin.com; doubles from $140. M?tro: Pigalle

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Organics probably formed easily in early solar system

ScienceDaily (Mar. 30, 2012) ? Complex organic compounds, including many important to life on Earth, were readily produced under conditions that likely prevailed in the primordial solar system. Scientists at the University of Chicago and NASA Ames Research Center came to this conclusion after linking computer simulations to laboratory experiments.

Fred Ciesla, assistant professor in geophysical sciences at UChicago, simulated the dynamics of the solar nebula, the cloud of gas and dust from which the sun and the planets formed. Although every dust particle within the nebula behaved differently, they all experienced the conditions needed for organics to form over a simulated million-year period.

"Whenever you make a new planetary system, these kinds of things should go on," said Scott Sandford, a space science researcher at NASA Ames. "This potential to make organics and then dump them on the surfaces of any planet you make is probably a universal process."

Although organic compounds are commonly found in meteorites and cometary samples, their origins presented a mystery. Now Ciesla and Sandford describe how the compounds possibly evolved in the March 29 edition of Science Express. How important a role these compounds may have played in giving rise to the origin of life remains poorly understood, however.

Sandford has devoted many years of laboratory research to the chemical processes that occur when high-energy ultraviolet radiation bombards simple ices like those seen in space. "We've found that a surprisingly rich mixture of organics is made," Sandford said.

These include molecules of biological interest, such as amino acids, nucleobases and amphiphiles, which make up the building blocks of proteins, RNA and DNA, and cellular membranes, respectively. Irradiated ices should have produced these same sorts of molecules during the formation of the solar system, he said.

But a question remained: Could icy grains traveling through the outer edges of the solar nebula, in temperatures as low as minus-405 degrees Fahrenheit (less than 30 Kelvin), become exposed to UV radiation from surrounding stars?

Ciesla's computer simulations reproduced the turbulent environment expected in the protoplanetary disk. This washing machine action mixed the particles throughout the nebula, and sometimes lofted them to high altitudes within the cloud, where they could become irradiated.

"Taking what we think we know about the dynamics of the outer solar nebula, it's really hard for these ice particles not to spend at least part of their time where they're going to be exposed to UV radiation," Ciesla said.

The grains also moved in and out of warmer regions in the nebula. This completes the recipe for making organic compounds: ice, irradiation and warming.

"It was surprising how all these things just naturally fell out of the model," Ciesla said. "It really did seem like this was a natural consequence of particle dynamics in the initial stage of planet formation."

Funding: NASA's Origins of the Solar Systems Program and the Astrobiology Institute.

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PSU's Powell hopes versatility, athleticism will land him in NFL

The Susquehannock graduate's agent said he thinks Chaz Powell will end up in the pros 'come hell or high water.'

Penn State's Chaz Powell stretches before the TicketCity Bowl on Jan. 2 in Dallas. Powell, a Susquehannock graduate, is spending the last few weeks before the NFL Draft in State College, after working out at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis and training in Tennessee. (Daily Record/Sunday News -- File)

STATE COLLEGE -- Chaz Powell is back here for the final leg of his NFL journey.

He's rooming again with his old Nittany Lion teammate, Derek Moye.

He's working out here, but in a revamped Penn State weight room with a revamped program feature Olympic lifts with barbells.

He was back on the outside artificial turf practice field the other day -- only this time he was watching his old team with its new coaches.

He had just worked out for the New England Patriots' scouts, along with some other teammates.

And now the hardest part of his journey is here, the waiting.

He will be working out and living here for nearly another month before learning his pro destination.

That's a lot of empty time, considering everything he's

Penn State's Chaz Powell, right, stiff arms Purdue's Carson Wiggs on the way to the end zone to score after a 92-yard kickoff return in Penn State's 25-18 victory Oct. 15, 2011. Powell boasts experience all over the field -- as a returner and on coverage on special teams, as a wide receiver and as a cornerback. His agent says the Susquehannock graduate's versatility and athleticism are bound to land him in the NFL. (Daily Record/Sunday News -- File)

already done to prepare.

The Susquehannock graduate spent weeks working out at a training facility in Tennessee.

He has put on seven pounds of muscle, said he has gotten more explosive and even faster.

He was tested, worked out and examined over four "crazy" days at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis.

He performed for more NFL scouts at Penn State's recent Pro Day.

He's hired an agent.

And now he must wait.

Will his vast versatility will hurt him or help him at the NFL Draft?

He never was a star receiver or cornerback at Penn State -- but he was good enough to start at both, the first Lion to do that on offense and defense in 20 years.

He never had stunning statistics, and yet because of his speed, strength and jumping ability, some consider him to be a unique rising pro talent.

Actually, his work as a kick returner and tackler could help him the most.

"The biggest thing for me is special teams," Powell said. "I was all over the field (at Penn State). Destroyer, kick returner, I did just about everything. That will help a lot."

Powell's agent is Deryk Gilmore of Priority Sports Entertainment, who has represented former Lions Paul Posluszny and Sean Lee.

Gilmore was a defensive tackle on Penn State's 1986 national title team. He coached at Illinois and Oregon.

With Powell, he focused on upside.

"Because not many guys can return kicks and come down and cover on special teams," Gilmore said. "I think Chaz can come in and be a nickel corner and be a special teamer. But, in a pinch, Chaz could play receiver.

"Chaz lends you a lot of flexibility. I don't think he's just a special teams guy. .?.?. He's just learning to play."

At Penn State, Powell played only one full season and half of another on defense, where he expects to focus in the NFL.

He said he's hearing he could be a fourth- to sixth-round draft pick. But even if not picked at all, he will get a shot at making a team as a free agent.

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Talk to Frank

York Daily Record/Sunday News reporter Frank Bodani talks Penn State football with readers every week throughout the season.

The next chat is at 8 p.m. Monday, April 2, at The Nittany Nation blog.

Email Frank your Penn State questions at fbodani (at) ydr.com for inclusion in the weekly chats.

And follow Frank on Twitter at @YDRPennState.

there's a lot of upside to this guy," Gilmore said. "He's raw, just learning to play the position. He's fast, and you can't teach that. He's athletic, and you can't teach that. When he touches the ball he's electric."

NFL coaches "always are looking for playmakers, and he's a playmaker. That's something you can't coach."

Player and agent are convinced he will have a pro career.

"Come hell or high water, I think we'll get him on a team and he'll come in and thrive," Gilmore said. "I don't get hung up on draft picks.

"I'm convinced he's going to play in the NFL. I hope and believe he'll be drafted, but if he doesn't, I'm not crying. There's definitely a lot of teams who like him."

Gilmore would not say who supposedly wants him.

Powell said it doesn't matter where he gets his shot.

He's just convinced it will happen.

"No question. I've got the ability and the athleticism. I'm going to make it. I'm going to be there for a few years."
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Why It Makes Sense to Purchase Individual Vision Insurance ...

If you were to ask people what disability they fear the most, chances are that ?losing vision? will top the list. Not to be macabre or morbid, but your vision is easily the most important of all your senses. As human beings, we rely on it excessively to know about our surroundings. While a dog can?t even see colors, it can know everything it needs to know through its superior sense of smell. For humans, their eyesight has to suffice. After all, we aren?t blessed with exceptional hearing or sense of smell.

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