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Keep your children comfortable as your family grows with this sturdy twin-over-full bunk bed. The Ethan Twin-over-Full Bunk Bed offers plenty of room for three kids, as well as an optional trundle for a fourth or a sleepover guest. The bunk bed is constructed of solid pine wood and features a natural-colored pine finish covered in a protective lacquer sealant for durability and smooth surfaces. Strong wood construction and high-quality components ensure this twin-over-full bunk bed is built to last. Metal-to-metal rail connections make assembly easy. The top bunk is accessible by a sturdy ladder and has side rails for your child's safety. This twin-over-full bunk bed easily converts into two separate beds to transition with your growing children.
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Please note: Bunk beds and loft beds are only to be used by children 6 years of age or older.
81L x 56W x 68H inches
Weight Capacity
180 lbs.
148 lbs.
Base Size
Pine with lacquer sealant
Assembly Required
Bunk Beds
Boys , Girls
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Twin Over Full
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Bed Material
Product will come with assembly instructions.
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Comments about Ethan Twin over Full Bunk Bed:
We researched high, low and all around for a bunk bed for our boys (2 & 5). The qualifications for us were: Twin over Full, simple design, not too much going on (as the bedroom isn't huge and has semi low ceilings), attached ladder, solid wood. This bed fits all those qualifications and at the right price.
As far as assembly, my husband didn't complain which means it probably was pretty straight forward. I'd say it took about 2-3 hours.
Delivery was great, they call the day before to make sure you will be home, they won't just leave it on the doorstep.
I couldn't be happier!
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Comments about Ethan Twin over Full Bunk Bed:
These were a present we purchased for my 7 yr old's birthday. I have 3 sons (9,7&2) and so was adamant that the beds be solid wood. My assumption was that solid wood meant sturdy wood. These are solid pine, well finished, smooth and the exact honey color they are pictured to be. However, they are not particularly sturdy. The upper rails "give" each morning as a stand on the lower bunk to make the upper. The end rails cannot be climbed (despite their specific similarity to a ladder). The ladder itself is somewhat more sturdy but not overly so.
As an assembled unit the stability of this bed is fine. I do not fear it tipping or moving. It is the individual slats/rails/supports that gave me cause to review my warranty.
I assembled these myself (37 yr old housewife) and found the instructions easy to follow. All drill/assembly holes matched up as they should (except the very last one which indicates my assembly error, not their manufacturing error). All screws, nuts, bolts and a wrench were included. Everything was well packaged and arrived unscathed.
FYI though, the bunk slats that support the mattresses must be attached by hand - NO DRILL! 55 screws that are too close to the side rails to allow drill access. The only area in which I needed assistance was when lifting the top bunk onto the lower.
Overall I think these are an okay product. They certainly got the shock, "wow" factor, and insane 7 year old happiness we were aiming for but . . .
These are not expensive as far as bunk beds go but they are not a good value for the money either.
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Comments about Ethan Twin over Full Bunk Bed:
We got this bed for our 2 year old and 4 year old boys. They love it! They "mountain climb" up it all the time and it is very sturdy. I have been really pleased by the quality and beauty of the wood given the affordable price. Putting it together was a bit of a task, but following the directions helped.
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Comments about Ethan Twin over Full Bunk Bed:
I was impressed with the speedy and efficient delivery. The bed was easy for two people to assemble (one problem: the allen wrench provided was somewhat weak, and was stripped by the time we got to the last parts of the assembly). The bed is a perfect size, looks good, and seems very solid.
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Comments about Ethan Twin over Full Bunk Bed:
Product works great as a primary bed for our son but all three of our children enjoy it for "sleepovers". It did take my husband and I three hours to put it together; which we were expecting. I would recommend this set as a great product for the price.
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Q1: Can the ladder be placed on either side?
A: The ladder only goes on the right side as shown in the picture.
Q2: What is the weight capacity for the top bunk?
A: Weight capacity on the top bunk is 180 lbs however the parents discretion should always take precidence.
Q3: What is the distance between the top of a standard full mattress on the bottom and the slats of the top twin?
A: As for the distance between beds, with an 8 inch mattress, the consumer should have approximately 30 inches between top of lower mattress and upper slat pack.
Q4: What is the distance between the top of a standard full mattress on the bottom and the slats of the top twin?
A: As for the distance between beds, with an 8 inch mattress, the consumer should have approximately 30 inches between top of lower mattress and upper slat pack.
Q5: Where is this manufactured?
A: Brazil, South America.
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Author | O'Keefe, Steven Gregory; Muller, Benjamin Anthony; Maggs, Michael Kevin; James, Daniel Arthur |
Book Title | The Impact of Technology on Sport II |
Editor | F.K. Fuss, A. Subic, S. Ujihashi |
Year Published | 2008 |
Citation | The Netherlands: Taylor and Francis pp. 531-535 |
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Allison Kilkenny:
The Global Austerity Resistance Continues
Ellen Frank:
True Aim of Deficit Scare-Mongering: To Gut Social Security and Medicare
Glenn Greenwald:
The NYT and Obama Officials Collaborate to Prosecute Awlaki After He's Executed
Harvey Wasserman:
Fukushima's Fallout Is Already Harming Our Children
Vandana Shiva:
Tilling the Soil with Pesticides
Junichi Sato:
Hope from Fukushima
Paul Buchheit:
Five Poisons of Privatization
Karl Grossman:
We Must Make the Whole Planet a 'Nuclear Free Zone'
Juan Cole:
Karzai Accuses Taliban of Serving US Interests, Slams (Non-Existent) US-Taliban Talks
Danny Postel:
Hugo Chávez and the Middle East: Which Side Was He On?
Sunday March 10, 2013
Jeremiah Goulka:
Lockheed Martin's Herculean Efforts to Profit From Defense Spending
Glenn Greenwald:
Three Democratic Myths Used to Demean the Paul Filibuster
Marian Wright Edelman:
An All-American Crisis
Stephen Zunes:
Remembering Those Responsible on the 10th Anniversary of the Iraq War
Jim Hightower:
GOP Leaders: 56 Years of Devolution
Manuel Pérez Rocha and Kristen Beifus:
Facing the Threat of the Trans-Pacific Treaty
Imara Jones:
We're Hooked on 'Growth,' But It Doesn't Have to Be This Way
Ellen Frank:
Beyond Deficit Scare-Mongering
Saturday March 9, 2013
Murtaza Hussain:
How the US Exported Its 'Dirty War' Policy to Iraq – with Fatal Consequences
Robert Kuttner:
When Public Is Better
Dean Baker:
Don't Be Fooled: 7.7% Is Likely a Short-Lived Low in the US Unemployment Rate
Michelle Chen:
Day Laborers Defend Their Right to Public Space in Court
Christopher Brauchli:
Roberts, Scalia and Voters
Greg Kaufmann:
This Week in Poverty: American Winter
Frances Beinecke:
To End Violence Against Women, We Must Also Confront Climate Change
Michael Shank:
A Patriotic Fix for America's Hunger Epidemic
Friday March 8, 2013
Ralph Nader:
Why Are Democrats So Defeatist?
Richard Eskow:
A President Who'll Cut Social Security – And Liberals Who Love Him Too Much
Cenk Uygur:
The 3 Real Problems With Drone Strikes
Bianca Jagger:
Women: The Unsung Heroes of the Environment
Robert Borosage:
It's Official: Too Big to Fail Banks Are Too Big to Jail
Ann Jones:
Afghan Women Face the Future
Danielle Nierenberg:
Honoring Women of the Food Movement on Int'l Women's Day
Michael Winship:
Jack Lew, Citigroup and the Ugland Truth
Kade Crockford:
Obama Must Reveal Legal Memos on His Administration's Drone Killing Program
Jodi Jacobson:
The 18 For-Profit Companies Fighting to Eliminate the Birth Control Benefit
Tom Engelhardt:
Consulting the Zombies: Why We Invariably Turn to the "Experts" Who Were Never Right When It Comes to Iraq
Guy Edwards and Susanna Mage:
Death of Hugo Chávez Gives Venezuela a Choice on Climate Change
Glen Ford:
The Sequestration Tango: Obama and GOP Dance Through the Graveyard of the New Deal
Sadhbh Walshe:
How Long Will Voters Let Republicans Put the Rich Before Everyone Else?
Thursday March 7, 2013
Michael Ratner:
Bradley Manning: The Conscience of America
Bertha Lewis:
Burwell as Obama's Budget Director: Walmart Wins, Working Families Lose
Medea Benjamin:
Despite Enormous Gaps in Filibuster Message, Applause for Standing Against Drones
Norman Solomon:
Gun "Background Check" on Pentagon
Amy Goodman:
Rand Paul's Filibuster of John Brennan
Peter Van Buren:
Mission Unaccomplished: Why the Invasion of Iraq Was the Single Worst Foreign Policy Decision in American History
Hedrick Smith:
One Economy, Two Americas
Jeff Madrick:
The Sequester's Hidden Danger
Ellen Brown:
Quantitative Easing for the People: Default on the Public Debt, Nationalize the Banks, and a Dividend for Citizens
Robert Naiman:
What Rightwingers Rand Paul and Ted Cruz Exposed About the Drone Strikes
Sachie Hopkins-Hayakawa, Sally Bunner and Lauren Ressler:
Students for Climate Justice: We're Not a Single-Issue Movement
Dean Baker:
Has NPR Joined Peter Peterson's Crusade Against Social Security and Medicare?
Brad Johnson:
Parts of 'State Dept.' Keystone XL Report Actually Written by TransCanada Contractor
Robert C. Koehler:
Abu Ghraib Revisited
Murtaza Hussain:
Obama Promised to Close Guantánamo. Instead, He's Made It Worse
Wednesday March 6, 2013
Naomi Klein and Leanne Simpson:
Dancing the World into Being
Mark Weisbrot:
A More Independent South America and the Chávez Legacy
Wenonah Hauter:
Have a Cold One, Brought to You By the Foodopoly
Oscar Guardiola-Rivera:
Hugo Chávez Kept His Promise to the People of Venezuela
Allison Kilkenny:
Strike Debt Declares Healthcare Emergency: It's a Matter of 'Life or Debt'
Derrick O'Keefe:
Hugo Chavez, Undefeated
Greg Grandin:
On the Legacy of Hugo Chávez
Eva Galperin and Dan Auerbach:
Google Transparency Report Highlights Just How Much We Don't Know About National Security Letters
Mijin Cha:
Economic Stimulus Done Right: New Bill Would Raise Minimum Wage to $10.10
Robert Naiman:
Americans for Peace Now: Don't Co-Sponsor AIPAC's Bills for Iran War
Sam Pizzigati:
The Luxury Fortress in Your Future
Robert Fisk:
John Kerry Wants the Gulf to Support the Syrian Rebels. But Which Rebels? The Soft, Safe Ones? Or Those Horrible, 'Terrorist' Islamists?
Tuesday March 5, 2013
Ofra Yeshua-Lyth:
'You're Not Allowed to Use Public Transportation At All': A Report from Israel's Segregated Buses
Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins:
Clean Air, Safe Communities, and Good Jobs? It's Ours If We Want It.
Dean Baker:
The Sequester Is President Obama's Fault
Dave Johnson:
Our Current Economic Mess, Explained With Headlines
Katrina vanden Heuvel:
It's Time to Tax Financial Transactions
Victoria Brittain:
Shadow Lives: How the War on Terror in England Became a War on Women and Children
Leslie Durgin:
The 'War on Women' Isn't Over Yet
Richard Schiffman:
Can the New EPA Chief Stop Obama Approving the Keystone XL Pipeline?
Amitabh Pal:
John Kerry Continues Tradition of Appeasing Saudis
Monday March 4, 2013
Murtaza Hussain:
Why We Must Resist Netanyahu and the Hawks' Reckless Push for War on Iran
Andy Stevenson:
5 Reasons Why the State Department Gets Tar Sands Development Impacts Wrong in Keystone XL Review
Tom Engelhardt:
Climate Change as History's Deal-Breaker
John Nichols:
If Switzerland Can Crack Down on CEOs, Why Not the US?
Valerie Strauss:
Big Outside Money Pouring Into L.A. School Board Races
Afghan Peace Volunteers and Hakim:
'We Are Those Two Afghan Children Killed by War'
Paul Buchheit:
Horror Care: How Private Health Care Is Shortening Our Lives
Desmond Tutu:
Nuclear Weapons Must Be Eradicated for all Our Sakes
Chris Hedges:
We Are Bradley Manning
Sunday March 3, 2013
Peter Dreier:
Why Are Walmart Billionaires Bankrolling Phony School 'Reform' In LA?
Adam Federman:
Return of the Wild: Will Humans Make Way for the Greatest Conservation Experiment in Centuries?
Shea Howell:
Bellwether for Detroit
Toolbox for Education and Social Action:
How the Coop Movement Can Help Us Win Together
Samer Issawi:
We Are Fighting for All Palestinians
Michael Gould-Wartofsky:
The Logic of Legalization
Robert Reich:
Sequestration Nation, and Remembering Robert Kennedy
Mark Weisbrot:
Venezuela's Devaluation Doom-Mongers
Nadine Bloch:
100 Years Later, Lessons From the Sufferin' Suffragettes
Saturday March 2, 2013
Margaret Kimberley:
Hollywood's Propaganda
Dominic Rushe:
The Spreading Slick of Blame for the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Renee Lott:
Did Arafat Jaradat Die Under Interrogation?
Christopher Brauchli:
Sequestration's Sire
Kurt Opsahl:
The CISPA Government Access Loophole
Derrick O'Keefe:
Only Dictatorships Jail Poets: On Qatar, Al Jazeera and Free Speech
Les Leopold:
Sequester This! How Did We Get Here? How Do We Get Out?
Friday March 1, 2013
Bill McKibben:
Some Tough News on Keystone XL
Susan Casey-Lefkowitz:
Reviewing the Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline: The More We Learn, the Worse It Looks
Chelsea Manning:
My Goal? To "Share with World... True Cost of the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan"
Glenn Greenwald:
Bradley Manning: The Face of Heroism
Michael Grunwald:
I'm with the Tree Huggers (Member of "Respectable Center" Comes Clean on Keystone XL)
Andrew Simms:
Apocalypse? No. But Unless We Change Tack, Earth is Running Out of Time
Robert Reich:
The Sequester and the Tea Party Plot
Owen Jones:
History Will Damn the Persecutors of Bradley Manning
Robert Borosage:
Washington's Sequester: Into the Vast Inane
Atlee McFellin:
The Ascendant and Necessary Transition to a New Economy
Richard Schiffman:
Meditation Makes You More Liberal, Study Says
James Fallows:
War Hawks Were Wrong, Wrong, Wrong about Iraq
Marjorie Cohn:
The Uncommon Courage of Bradley Manning
Kumi Naidoo:
Shell's Arctic Failure Is Obama's Chance to Act
Gar Alperovitz and David Zuckerman:
Going Outside the Hospital Walls to Improve Community Health
Fran Quigley:
Free Michael Posner: The US Holds the Key to Duvalier Prosecution
Lisa Graves:
Conversation with "Fix the Debt," Help Count the Pinocchios
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The Happiness Initiative: The Serious Business of Well-Being
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The Bridge restaurant opened in 2005 with high hopes of helping to revitalize the Ship Creek area and make it a tourist destination. Just a few years later The Bridge closed its doors and has since sat empty. Now a couple of local chefs hope to have better fortunes and are reopening the downtown landmark.
Chef Al Levinsohn and his partner Chef Patrick Hoogerhyde were gearing up for their first catering gig, Friday night at the newly reopened and renamed Bridge Seafood. Lauren Hazelton and her new husband were holding their wedding reception at Bridge Seafood.
"What I hope it turns into is an icon place to have parties," Levinsohn said. "Holiday parties and things."
Levinsohn just recently bought The Bridge, but it wasn't his original plan. He had been looking to open a seafood restaurant downtown and only wanted to buy the kitchen equipment out of The Bridge.
"I looked at the venue and said 'Hey go with the idea that you would know what would work here' by doing a seasonal restaurant and using it for a catering facility," he said. "It just made sense to just do that and here we are."
Levinsohn says the kitchen is too small, and the dining room too large to do a year round restaurant, which is part of the reason the old owners failed. So Levinsohn thinks this new plan of catering during the off season and a buffet and family-style seafood restaurant during the summer is the best way to go.
"When you have a very large staff you're just hoping that door never shuts, that it's just a constant stream of people coming in," he said. "Anchorage is a tough market, especially in the winter time with this given location, it's a tough market."
Levinsohn and Hoogerhyde aren't even thinking about the fact that the bridge has gone out of business before. Both of them say it's something they have to put behind them and operate their business the right way.
Hazelton, the duo's first catering client, is giving Bridge Seafood good reviews so far.
"It's perfect they really made this place look great," she said.
Hazelton had been to the previous incarnation of The Bridge, but was looking forward to a new experience. That's the attitude the new owners hope all of their customers will bring.
"We're going to have people that have the old nostalgic feeling of what The Bridge was," Hoogerhyde said. "But that's not what The Bridge is going to be. The Bridge is going to be something a little more exciting a little more different."
The Bridge is already taking bookings for holiday parties and there are big plans for next summer's seafood restaurant which will be prepared almost entirely out of Alaska grown and caught products.
"People say 'Where do you go to get good seafood?'" Levinsohn said. "And it's really hard to give them an answer. So I wanted to come up with a place where 'Well there's only one that I can think of: Bridge Seafood.'"
Managers of Bridge Catering say The Bridge is best suited for groups of 100 to 150 people.
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MySQL Workbench provides a graphical tool for working with MySQL Servers and databases. MySQL Workbench fully supports MySQL Server versions 5.1 and above. It is also compatible with MySQL Server 5.0, but not every feature of 5.0 may be supported. It does not support MySQL Server versions 4.x.
MySQL Workbench provides five main areas of functionality:
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Data Modeling: Enables you to create models of your database schema graphically, reverse and forward engineer between a schema and a live database, and edit all aspects of your database using the comprehensive Table Editor. The Table Editor provides easy-to-use facilities for editing Tables, Columns, Indexes, Triggers, Partitioning, Options, Inserts and Privileges, Routines and Views.
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MySQL Enterprise Support: Support for Enterprise products such as MySQL Enterprise Backup and MySQL Audit.
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Each year, the NFL Players Association holds the NFLPA PULSE Awards. This year, Brian Dawkins is a candidate in a Fan Choice category recognizing endurance.
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We have a new Student Lounge!Co-curricular activities are organized by students in response to student interests and needs and are recognized as a significant dimension of the educational experience. In addition to student government, co-curricular activities typically consist of athletic activities, cookouts, student clubs and organizations, social events, and other activities.
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You know the story: Somebody's 99-year-old aunt never exercised, smoked her whole life, and lived on a diet of red meat and ice cream. So why bother with healthy living, right?
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A Kailua dad deployed to Afghanistan didn't let the distance stop him from seeing his son graduate from high school.
The Hawaii National Guard set-up a live streaming video feed allowing Chris Bretz to watch the commencement ceremony at Trinity Christian School on May 31.
His son Philip is a national merit scholar finalist and it was actually Trinity Christian's first graduating class. Six years ago the school's board decided to expand offering a curriculum through grade twelve.
Chris Bretz was on the board at that time and seeing tonight's graduation was a dream come true.
"Chris Bretz was instrumental in turning Trinity Christian School, expanding it to classical Christian education as well as a secondary school. It's a great opportunity for him to join us from Afghanistan. The National Guard has been instrumental in allowing that to happen. It's a great opportunity to see his son -- the first valedictorian of this graduating class," said Trinity Christian Principal, Bryan Wolf.
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It's a feature phone that was introduced about a year ago to compete with the iPhone 3G, and while the software is nothing to write home about, the hardware is actually quite decent!
What's also interesting is that AT&T recently introduced a US-spec Arena (with 3G on the 1900/850 MHz bands).
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January 8, 2010Today is my birthday, the perfect day to get my very own Google Nexus One :) Was it worth all the speculation, hype, and scoops? You bet – the Nexus One is the new benchmark of the phone world!
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This Last week we celebrated the first anniversary of this podcast (already?) and the 3rd anniversary of my blog :)
Unfortunately, Matt's camera battery died while recording, so we continued filming with the Nokia N900 but without the mic.
We discussed the cream of the crop for 2009: the Motorola Droid, the Nokia N900, the Palm Pre, and the Apple iPhone 3GS!
Other topic include the Samsung T939 (Behold II), and some commentary on Symbian and the Nokia N97…
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Podcast: Talking with Matt #19 (FoneFrenzy special)
November 24, 2009It's time for another podcast (35 min) with Matthew Bennett (Nokia Daily News, US Mobile Industry):
- Audio version
- Video version
This week we were joined by special guest Tony Peric (FoneFrenzy) and his (WiFi-less) Palm Pixi! We discussed the HTC Hero, the Motorola Droid, and the Nokia N900…
We also talked about unlocking and debranding the Sony Ericsson C905a, and we even covered the Acer Aspire 1410 and the HP Mini 311. Enjoy :)
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Motorola Droid camera
November 6, 2009I've been using the Motorola Droid for a week now, and while the device is quite impressive overall, the camera is a mess…
"But wait," you protest, "those shots look fine." Sure, the Droid can take pretty decent pictures (slide show). But I'm a camera buff, and do you know how much effort I put into these?
Pictures taken with the Nokia N900
November 5, 2009The Nokia N900 camera is really quite good. In fact, even with pre-release firmware, it walks all over the competition!
It's no surprise. The N900 comes from a long lineage of great 5 megapixel phones from Nokia, such as the N95 and the N82. It features Carl Zeiss optics (with auto-focus and macro), a dual LED flash, and a sliding lens cover – as such, it's virtually identical to the N97 camera…
Cameraphones have come a long way
September 20, 2009I've been back from my yearly time on the playa for a few days now, and as I'm looking at my pictures, one thing is becoming abundantly clear: cameraphones have come a long way.
I've mentioned this before, but I'm still impressed with the ongoing improvements. I took 150 pictures, 34 with the Nokia N97, and the remainder with my Samsung T929 (Memoir)…
While the N97′s Zeiss optics clearly reign superior, the Memoir's sensor wins hands down, especially in low light. I even shot using the digital zoom with great results!
Speaking of Zeiss optics and top notch sensors, there's a Nokia N86 review unit coming my way, which I'm definitely going to compare with the Samsung Memoir – so stay tuned :)
One last thing. Despite taking my iPhone 3GS on the trip, I ended not doing any videos. However, one of my coworkers made this awesome time-lapse video.
It's playa time
August 28, 2009Tomorrow I'm leaving for my yearly 10-day vacation in Black Rock City…
I'm going to miss Nokia World and the live reports on the super awesome Nokia N900, but it's OK – I'll be back just in time for Mobilize (my readers get a 15% discount).
If you're also going to the desert, look for me at Center Camp Cafe, where I'll be volunteering most evenings. If you're not going, follow me on Twitter, where I'll try posting when possible :)
Beyond satellite service, and the occasional flaky WiFi, there's extremely minimal mobile service at Burning Man for the first time this year.
I'll be using my Samsung Memoir & the Nokia N97 for pictures, and my iPhone 3GS for videos.
It's playa time – catch you later!


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Cellar/Tasting Notes Bucciarelli Chianti Classico is a deep ruby red with garnet hints; extracts and intense fruity bouquet that features scents of ripe blackberry, spice and vanilla flavor. Complex and full flavored. This elegant wine is an ample spectrum of warmth, depth, and richness on the palate finishing with a..
Cellar/Tasting Notes This beautiful pale pink Rose with orange reflections has a bouquet of elegant roses and wilted flowers. The palate is tart cherry, pomegranate and honeysuckle. It is a complex and serious Rose that can evolve in the bottle for up to 5 years. Pair it with poultry, fish and most..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Colored an intense, ruby red with garnet reflections, the Rosso di Montalcino has a finely intense nose with fragrant aromas of small, fresh fruits. On the palate it is delicately dry with aromatic, long-lasting flavors. Alcoholic fermentation takes place in stainless steel; malolactic fermentation..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A fresh, juicy cherry note is enlivened by spice and savory mineral elements in this lean yet firm red. Remains harmonious and persistent, featuring a long, spice-tinged aftertaste. Shows excellent potential."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2011 Chianti Classico is absolutely impressive and is one of the best base Chianti Classicos I have tasted from 2011. You feel the ripeness and heat of the vintage, but this wine also delivers surprising finesse and complexity. Black cherry and baking spice mingle on the bouquet. Soft tannins..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Lots of plum and berry character, with hints of toasted oak and chocolate. Full body, with soft and velvety tannins and a long flavorful finish."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2010 Chianti Classico boasts striking inner perfume, but is otherswise very shut down. Today, the 2010 seems to combine the finesse of the 2004 with some of the structure of the 2006. Clean veins of 2010 acidity support the brilliant, sensual finish. The 2010 is a gorgeous wine with a bright..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2011 Promis (55% Merlot, 35% Syrah and 10% Sangiovese) is darkly concentrated with thick tones of black tar, espresso, candied cherry, clove, rum cake and bitter chocolate. Although it feels broad and large in the mouth, the wine also shows enormous elegance and focus. That inner opulence is..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (RP):"The 2010 Poggio alle Gazze is an attractive Sauvignon laced with sweet white peaches, pears and sage. Winemaker Axel Heinz uses some batonnage, which gives the wine lovely textural depth and richness, even though malolactic fermentation is blocked...
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2008 Fontalloro is the yin to the Rancia's yang. It is also characteristically beautiful, open and expressive at this stage. Layers of sweet red fruit, flowers and spices blossom effortlessly from the 2008 Fontalloro. The intensely saline finish that is present in the Rancia is found in..


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The owner of an Opelika home has an unexpected, new carport following an SUV crash Thursday morning.
Authorities responded to an address in the 1200 block of Morris Avenue around 10:30 a.m. where they found a white SUV hanging from the side of the home.
The driver, unidentified, was transported to East Alabama Medical Center with what are said to be minor injuries.
Authorities could not confirm if anyone was inside the home at the time of the crash, though they said there were no additional injuries.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation, but authorities say it appears the man lost control of the SUV after swerving to avoid an animal in the roadway.
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A purse is the personal accumulated Shmuckers associated with a warlord or caster unit. Although there are no physical coins associated with the purse, it has a limit of (Level * 1000) Shmuckers, after which the unit cannot accumulate more. They can also carry gems as physical objects, which can be converted to Shmuckers later.
Barbarian commanders pay the upkeep of any units in their stack at the start of their turn from their purse.