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 DORAVILLE, Georgia  - The largest collection of jewelry recovered from the Titanic is on display for the public for the first time since they were salvaged from the ocean depths.                                                                                                                          Titanic artifacts up for auction                      13 photos                                                                                          The purpose of the exhibit, on a tour of three U.S. cities, is to enlighten the public of the wonder of exploration, said Alexandra Klingelhofer, vice president of collections for RMS Titanic Inc. We re able to give them a glimpse of how it must have been to have opened that for the first time and to see, together, the beautiful jewelry o stanley flasche f the Edwardian Period,  she said.        The jewelry exhibit is being added to  Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition,  which opened in Atlanta earlier this year to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic on April 15, 1912.                                                                 stanley website                                                           Rare Titanic photos, letters auctioned off                      17 photos                                                                                          The jewelry is from a single purser s bag found during a 1987 research and recovery mission. The collection includes diamond and sapphire rings, brooches, necklaces, cuff links  stanley cups uk an Yqco Billionaire wins $380k in fake vintage wine fight
 In 2012, American homes co stanley thermoskannen nsumed 3.65 billion kilowatthours  kWh  worth of electricity鈥攗p from 720 million kW stanley spain h in 1950鈥攎ore than double per household than our British counterparts, and second only to China. How did the American home become such an energy hog, despite so many advances in efficient appliances and construction  Blame the American Dream.     Electricity Consumption by the Numbers That 3.65 billion kWh is just part of America   total annual energy consumption, but it is overwhelmingly employed by the residential and commercial sector stanley cup s. According the the US Department of Energy, the residential sector alone consumes 37 percent of the total electricity production鈥攖hat   an average annual consumption of 10,837 kWh, or 903 kWh monthly. Louisiana residents consumed the most electricity in 2012 with 15,046 kWh, while Maine consumed the least, just 6,367 kWh, though this is due partly to LA   ubiquitous electrically-driven A/C units and Maine   opposing reliance on heating oil. In the residential sector, most of the electricity is used for air conditioning, refrigerators, space and water heating, lighting, and powering appliances and equipment. You known, all of conveniences of the modern home that the 1950s promised us. Per the EIA, the electricity usage of an average American household breaks down like this:    End-use QuadrillionBtu Billionkilowatthours Share oftotal   Space cooling 0.93 273 19%   Lighting 0.63 186 13%   Water heating 0.45 131