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How to make a garden smell nice – six ways to create a fragrant garden

Garden designers share how they curate a fragrant outdoor space

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“It’s the higher-profile artist associations that tend to attract the big money – things like your Pearly Gates and your Jimmy Pages”: Why Gibson’s replicas of famous Les Pauls are commanding almost as much as vintage guitars

Gibson’s highest-tier replicas are seriously sought after on the collector's market. We find out what all the fuss is about and examine a rare recreation of Jimmy Page’s fiendishly complex #2 Les Paul Standard

Guitar World

“We determined, ‘Boy, with that checked finish, the acoustic guitar – which is a box that vibrates – really rings’”: Gibson's Tom Murphy on how Murphy Lab acoustics are taking aged guitars into new sonic territory

Gibson’s master artisan Tom Murphy has reinvented the process of guitar aging. Now he’s turned his eye and – perhaps, more importantly – his ear, to the firm’s acoustic line

Guitar World

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Gibson launches Murphy Lab 1959 Les Paul Standard limited run reissues with Brazilian rosewood 'boards and Tom Murphy exclusive finishes – in a vintage market running hot, is $20k good value?

Yes, it's big money, but this is the Gibson and Tom Murphy breaking out the Brazilian for "the ultimate 1959 Les Paul Standard" reissue and they are a bargain compared to vintage counterparts

MusicRadar

“Tom Murphy’s magnum opus”: Gibson has handed the Murphy Lab man its stockpile of Brazilian rosewood for these ultra-exclusive, $20k Les Paul ’Burst reissues

The models promise the ultimate showcase of the firm’s craftsmanship in 2023 – and, in the process, pay tribute to Gibson’s prized luthier

Guitar World

Tom Murphy reveals his guitar relic'ing toolkit: including a bunch of keys

"Some of those were my old truck keys"

MusicRadar

Crowds, signs help runners push through second half of Chicago Marathon

Loud whoops and clever signs kept runners going around the halfway point of Sunday’s Chicago Marathon.

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Max Kepler sparks Twins over Mariners with his bat and legs

SEATTLE — The ball really flies at T-Mobile Park, Max Kepler said approvingly after hitting a home run on Monday. He repeated the feat on Wednesday, but when it really mattered, Kepler practically flew, too.

Tribune News Service

Matt Calkins: Mariners deserve the boos aimed at them after dismal series loss

SEATTLE — Boos rain down from the T-Mobile Park stands every time the Mariners play. Sometimes it's after an errant call — real or perceived — from an umpire. Other times it's on a failed pick-off attempt from the opposing pitcher throwing to first base.

Tribune News Service

After rough start, Logan Gilbert rights himself to help Mariners beat Braves

ATLANTA — Logan Gilbert’s second pitch of the game — a 96-mph fastball — was dumped into center field for leadoff single by Ronald Acuna.

Tribune News Service

Asherman's syndrome can affect fertility. But many women say they struggled to get diagnosed

These women had never heard of Asherman's syndrome before they were diagnosed with it. They're calling for greater awareness of the rare condition that can affect fertility.

ABC News

Mariners' Cal Raleigh chases dreams one grueling workout at a time

PEORIA, Ariz. — As large raindrops fell somewhere between a downpour and deluge, soaking the Phoenix valley, the early morning blackness somehow seemed darker in contrast to the handful of streetlights in the largely empty parking lot of the Mariners' spring training complex.

Tribune News Service

On my radar: Colm Tóibín’s cultural highlights

The Irish writer on New York’s hidden music scene, poetry and the wonders of Peru

The Guardian - UK

'Ghost town' high street where one business is worth billions

Stalled regeneration projects mean the area has faced derelict, vacant and unfinished sites

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Mariners catcher Tom Murphy to miss rest of the season after shoulder surgery

OAKLAND, Calif. — When rest, rehab, a platelet-rich plasma injection and everything else he tried didn’t get his damaged left shoulder strong enough to return to the field, Tom Murphy was left with no other choice but the last option he wanted — surgery.

ABC News

Labor was wiped out in the Sydney seat of Fowler — these charts show how it happened

An ABC analysis of data from the seat of Fowler reveals how independent Dai Le swept to victory over high-profile Labor candidate Kristina Keneally.

Tribune News Service

Mariners calling up top pitching prospect George Kirby to join starting rotation

SEATTLE — The Mariners are calling up top pitching prospect George Kirby to take the open spot in the starting rotation.

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Robbie Ray’s rotten 4th inning sinks Mariners in 4-3 loss to Rays

Theoretically, days like Thursday are why you sign Robbie Ray.

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Twins rally in eighth inning, then cave in ninth in 4-3 loss to Mariners

MINNEAPOLIS — Tyler Duffey came into the top of the ninth inning against the Mariners on Saturday looking to preserve a slim one-run victory for the Twins.

Daily Mirror

Major scheme would cut 12million Brits' internet bill to £15 a month

Labour-linked think-tank Fabian Society has proposed the scheme as living costs skyrocket. But it would be less generous than Labour's 2019 manifesto pledge under Jeremy Corbyn

Tribune News Service

Hurricane watch: New inline-6 engine replaces V-8s as Stellantis manages EV regulations

The gas engine is dead, long live the gas engine.

Liverpool Echo

Anfield's battle to go from shuttered shops to 'destination'

When the regeneration of Anfield stalled, it left sites derelict, vacant and unfinished - but its community is fighting to turn the tide of hardship and create a vibrant destination

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