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Sad thing is, this 10.5x better than my monitor, but mines al so just a very old 1024x768 15" flat :P Makes me feel like such a noob.
I love ASUS for their monitors. Their MOBO's are also some of the best out there. Now to read the review.
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Thank you very much for the review, Dave. I found some similar reviews regarding another ASUS monitor that was compared to a BenQ monitor to see which was the better one for things like gaming. I'll leave the link for those that want to read more on it (http://mysteryblock.com/best-gaming-monitor-benq-or-asus/).
I personally think ASUS monitors are the best. They are designed really well and look sleek with my PC!
ASUS make some really good screens. I'd love to have this one, but my 27" ASUS will have to do for now.
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So big :(
I prefer 24 inch sizing myself.
ultra HD or 4k res is wasted in anything less then 50 inches where 1080p shows its limitation (pixels get to big) 4k res can go to 300 inches (via projector) with ease or 120 inches in 3D
It's very nice and all but for now $3500 is out of my price range!! is it just me or does 35 mm thick seem a lot thicker then the 2 or 3 mm LG 31 inch monitor? i don't get the huge price disparity over my current ASUS IPS display. I think i'll stick with my monitor for now deep colours, great contrast, flawless quality, and strong sturdy industrial look makes me a big ASUS fan for now!
For last 4 years I am using Dell 3007 30" , 2560 x 1600 monitor as a central one plus 2 Dell 2007FPb, 20" 1600 x 1200 monitors as a wings, set at 30 degrees in portrait mode, so they become 1200 x 1600. In this configuration they are perfect mach to the center one giving me total resolution 4960 x 1600. Paid on Ebay $560 for 30" and $90 for 2 used 20" from Craigslist. Just can't imagine being without my setup. It is so convenient be able to move pages aside instead closing them or covering with next page. In the future would like to move my setup to higher resolution when cost will come to more realistic level end more video card supporting ultra definition become available. Love this country for its secondary market and rich people buying expensive staff and selling it later for 10 cents on a dollar, lol.
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I love this and I'll buy used and refurbished gear also.
$3,500? Let me just sell my kidney. :D
A great article on the topic. "4K is for programmers"
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Mar 23, 2012Fun.'s sophomore album "Some Nights" is the game played right. A successful album in modern music is relevant to the current mainstream, yet not dependent on that relevance. Some Nights is both relevant and original. But most importantly, it has replay value. Fun. has left a mark on indie-pop that will always be there.
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Apr 18, 2012Great job critics for once again making an album look terrible even though it isn't. I will admit that Aim & Ignite was a better album then Some Nights, even though Some Nights was still a great follow up. I highly recommend it.
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Mar 4, 2012This album is what chocolate would taste like in the form of sound. This album is calming, soothing, and has very catchy beats. I applaud the band for their outstanding performance. GOOD JOB!
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Apr 22, 2012Excellent album. I admit I was a bit skeptical when I first played for the first time but found it filled with emotion and catchy beats. The lyrics are great, along with the use of auto-tune to help convey emotion near perfectly. Unforgettable album. It has been on my playing list for the last 2 months and I don't see that changing
Dec 7, 2012Some Nights is a really good album. It's not as amazing as their first, but still when compared to the rest of the Top 40 it is truly refreshing. We Are Young and Some Nights (title track) are the true standouts.
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Jul 11, 2013This was my fave album for about a year! I loved this from first listen! We Are Young was my fave song for a whole too! It was cool to hear it so often on the radio and when it won song of the year at the Grammys! A great album. Best tracks in my opinion: We Are Young, Some Nights, Why Am I The One, Carry On
Nov 24, 2013Some Nights is an excellent album. We are Young is good but is in my opinion overshadowed by far by the song this album is named for. It´s bombastic, passionate, rhythmic, aggressive and very bold. Normally artists either wait before pulling out all stops but Fun goes all in and it pays off remarkably well. Only issue is that in comparison the rest of the album feels paler.
Oct 12, 2012Some Nights is ultimately a confused, turgid tangle of ideas. [Jul 2012, p.100]
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Director: Mikael Håfström
Actors: Colin O'Donoghue, Anthony Hopkins, Ciarán Hinds, Alice Braga, Toby Jones, Rutger Hauer
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The resulting film is quite uneven, but it deals with its subject matter—faith, conviction and the power of the unexplainable—with a seriousness of tone appropriate to its "inspired by a true story" scenario.
The tale revolves around Michael Kovak (O'Donoghue), a seminary student ready to leave the institution training him as a priest. He's never really believed in the Catholic Church's teaching, he confides to fellow seminary-class student Angeline (Alice Braga), a journalist who has come to study the increase in the church's exorcism-related activities.
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I guess I am surprised at this response because I used them in the classroom and the sound was very high quality. The sound is clear and crisp and the volume is impressive--yes, even at the low end.
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Providing your sitting at your computer to watch your movies the MM-1s are quite capable of delivering a very satisfying bass sound. They have great finesse and I am sure you won't be disappointed.
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Bestbuy is selling the 1TB Western Digital Drive (Scorpio) model: Model: WDBABC0010BNC-NRSN SKU: 4225101 for 89.99.
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Nice deal. Looks like it will work. It's 2.5" (laptop-sized, which is a requirement), and one of the reviews on Best Buy's site for the product mention installing it into an 80GB PS3 successfully. I can't seem to find any page that mentions its height, which will need to be the standard 12.5mm or less, but since someone else already claims to have installed it into their 80GB PS3, it should work for you.
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Mach Hach Ba'Aretz combines the excitement and inspiration of Israel in an enjoyable and dynamic Religious Zionist educational summer experience. Mach Hach Ba'Aretz is a 5 1/2 week summer program for 10th grade graduates which offers a unique way of exploring and visiting Israel. Through seminars, visiting historical sites, kibbutzim, and meeting with Bnei Akiva members in Israel, Mach Hach Ba'Aretz participants experience Israel first hand and develop a deeper understanding and connection to Eretz Yisrael. Mach Hach Ba'Aretz is not just another summer tour, but rather, is a unique religious Zionist educational program designed to deepen the appreciation and connection to our religious and national heritage, culture and history.
9) Habonim Dror MBI: www.habonimdror.org
MBI (Machaneh Bonim B'Israel) is a unique Israel experience designed to meet the goals of Habonim Dror. This summer you have the opportunity to participate in an amazing Israel program, which will provide you with memories and lasting ties to Israel and your national kvutsah (group) for the rest of your life. By downloading this application package you have become a potential MBI participant. MBI is not just another teen tour. It is a program with specific goals and expectations for its participants. While MBI is open to post-tenth graders who have not been involved in Habonim Dror before, participants are expected to be involved in the movement after the summer is over.
10) JCC Maccabi: www.jccmaccabiisrael.org
Our four-week teen program is pluralistic and non-denominational. It's perfect for teens that enjoy meeting other teens, exploring new places, trying new foods, and learning about their history. At JCC Maccabi Israel, we have created a trip that uniquely blends travel, education, and adventure perfect for Jewish American teens. Learn and discover Israel with teens from across the country. Extend your curiosities, question answers, and challenge yourself. Return with incredible insights, memories, and experiences that will change you and shape you into the person you will become.
11) NCSY: www.ncsy.org
Offering programs to bring Jewish teens back to their heritage, NCSY is at the forefront of the battle against assimilation. NCSY is a multi-faceted Jewish Youth group which is open to all Jewish youth regardless of background and affiliation. Offering social and educational programming in hundreds of communities across the U.S. and Canada, NCSY is a leader in bringing unaffiliated youth an awareness of what Judaism is all about. For Jewish teenagers, NCSY is a relaxed, fun environment to learn about their own heritage. NCSY offers a variety of programs in Israel including options for male-only, female-only or co-ed groups, and options for extensive travel in Europe.
12) Hashomer Hatzair: www.hashomerhatzair.org/israel_yedid.html
Hashomer Hatzair is a youth movement, based on the principles of Progressive Zionism, Social Justice, Progressive Judaism and self-actualization, and committed to peace and equality. It promotes a strong commitment to Israel, and a Jewish identity based on our common ancestry, history, and culture. Hashomer Hatzair believes firmly in social justice and community responsibility, and facilitates lasting and powerful group and individual friendships. During Yedid Plus trip to Isael, the participants will acquire the knowledge and tools to return to the movement, their communities and their peers, able to share what they have learned. The program in Israel will consist of a series of educational seminars, tours of Israel and a week stay on a kibbutz.
13) National Council of Young Israel- Achva: www.youngisrael.org/achva/
Achva's summer tours feature fantastic sites and attractions, spectacular views, exciting cities, great friends and a warm, caring staff- all under the auspices of the National Council of Young Israel. All tours are strictly kosher, shomer Shabbat, and designed for observant teenagers with an Orthodox day school background.
Other Summer programs
1) Israel Experience: www.israelexperience.org.il
Israel Experience Educational Tourism Services Ltd. is a subsidiary of the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) . The company specializes in providing organized trips to Israel for teens, university students and adults from all over the globe. The mandate of the company is to facilitate and implement Jewish-Zionist experiential/ educational visits to Israel in order to strengthen Jewish identity among Jews – especially youth - living in communities outside of Israel. Our clients represent communities, movements, organizations and schools from the various streams of Judaism from around the world. Since its formation, Israel Experience Ltd. has solidified its reputation as a provider of high-quality programming at fair and reasonable prices, backed up by superior logistical services. Israel Experience Ltd. is committed to developing programs that are "tailor made" to meet the needs and interests of each of its clients. To this end, we pride ourselves in maintaining excellent lines of communication with our clients, working with them in all stages of development, from a program's inception through its actual implementation. Our dedicated and experienced staff of professionals looks forward to working with you.
2) Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel: www.bronfman.org
Every year, twenty-six outstanding North American teenagers are selected for The Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel. The Fellows come from all over the United States and Canada, from the widest possible range of Jewish backgrounds, and are selected based on merit, and not financial need. In their five weeks together, the Fellows encounter the land and people of Israel, study Judaism and major issues in contemporary Jewish life, and learn about themselves and each other. The summer is the beginning of a long-term association for the Fellows, which continues through our extraordinarily active alumni network.
3) Nesiya: www.nesiya.org
The word nesiya means journey in Hebrew. Nesiya's creative journeys explore Judaism and Israel through a combination of travel, outdoor adventure, workshops in the performing and visual arts, community service projects, and creative study. No special background or skills are needed to have a great time on Nesiya. Meet and work with fascinating Israeli personalities including expert nature guides, visual artists, writers, musicians, actors, scholars, and community activists. Nesiya invites you to experience Israeli in an environment that reflects the diversity and vitality of the Jewish people today. Israeli and North Americans from secular, Reform, Reconstructionist, Conservative and Orthodox backgrounds come together and share responsibility for building a dynamic and caring community.
4) Camp Shachar: www.campshachar.org
Camp Shachar is a Torah-observant summer tour program bringing together teenagers throughout North America together with teenagers throughout Israel, creating lifelong friendships and an unforgettable summer of pure fun. The Camp Shachar "Israel Experience" covers all aspects of Israel's beauty and excitement - from all kinds of water sport activities on the beaches of Eilat, hikes ending at waterfalls, banana boats and snorkeling in the Red Sea to relaxing on the beaches of the Mediterranean, mountain climbing, survival/wilderness training, rappelling, and many other once-in-a-lifetime adventures. Touring groups are divided into two age clusters- current 7th and 8th graders and current 9th-11th graders each with its own unique itinerary. The older group program includes touring in Europe.
5) Camp Cohen Dor L'Dor: www.cohencamps.org/DorLDor.htm
The Dor L'Dor Leadership Program, a combined program for Camps Pembroke, Tel Noar and Tevya, is recognized in Israel, the Jewish camping community, and throughout the United States as a unique and innovative leadership development experience for young people who have attended the Cohen Foundation Camps. Current campers who have completed the 10th grade are eligible to experience a memorable 4 ½ week tour of Israel and return to camp as Counselors-In-Training (CIT's). This wonderful adventure combines their desire to learn about their Jewish homeland, their love for camp and a passion for developing life-long leadership skills.
6) National Jewish Council for Disabilities Yad B'yad Israel:
The Yad B'Yad Israel Program brings high school students together with Yachad members on a fabulous Israel leadership experience. Participants form strong bonds of friendship and grow beyond themselves as they experience our homeland, Israel, in a new and unparalleled way.With safety always our first priority, our group enjoys time in Jerusalem, an Israeli army base, the Kineret and Dead Sea, and many other fantastic locations. They ride camels, hike up Masada, participate in special Shabbat programs, and so much more. Yachad members experience Israel just as their peers do, forming incredible relationships with their new friends. High school students benefit from a unique leadership-training program providing seminars in leadership, advocacy and hands-on experience in special education.
7) Camp Kimama: http://www.campkimama.org
Imagine the white sands of a secluded coastal village...A group of children are leading their horses back along the beach... They have had a long day packed with kayaking, sailing, drama and creative workshops...Though they come from all corners of the earth they are immediately bound by their Jewish heritage and by the strength of this shared experience in Israel that will last a lifetime... Now it is evening. It is time for singing Israeli songs around the campfire before bedtime...Tomorrow is another exciting action-packed day at Camp Kimama. Camp Kimama, Israel offers Jewish youth the opportunity to enjoy the summer camp experience they are accustomed to - but in a new exciting environment with kids from Israel and all over the world. Camp Kimama is situated in one of Israel's rarest beauty spots - an unspoilt seaside resort minutes from Caesarea.
8) Oranim Travel: www.travel4teens.com
Israel offers its visitors a great abundance of unique sites and activities - and when you travel with Oranim- you won't miss a thing! As Israelis, we can show you Israel like no one else. Participants will see the classic sites - such as Massada, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv - as well as experience unique "off-the-beaten-track" sites that only Israelis know about! One of the highlights will be when Israeli peers travel with the group for a week. Participants will have a wonderful opportunity to create new friendships and exchange ideas with their young Israeli peers. Options for travel to Europe.
9) Machane Mitgalgel: www.mitgalgel.com
For the first time in Israel the concept of a wandering camp is introduced to the Dati Leumi campers. Unlike regular day camps, Machane Mitgalgel is a sleep away camp. And, unlike the other sleep away camps who base out of one location, Machane Mitgalgel travels each day to a new location and the campers enjoy both the camp atmosphere as well as traveling to new and exciting places every day.
10) InnovationIsrael http://www.innovationisrael.org/
InnovationIsrael - is a four-week summer experience in Israel for creative, academically-oriented high school students. Many of Israel's premier institutions are partnering with InnovationIsrael on this exciting program. In addition to engaging in special imagination-driven courses of their choice at Tel Aviv University in the Arts and Sciences (all taught in English), students will travel throughout Israel for interactive visits at many of the most fascinating, innovative facilities in the world, including environmental, hi-tech, bio-tech, medical, university labs, art and film studios. Students will go on nature trips, archaeological digs, visit diverse communities, enjoy cultural and beach outings, and have extraordinary opportunities to experience Israeli creativity and friendship. For more information or to request an info-session, please visit: http://www.innovationisrael.org/
11) Derech Hateva's ITTA: Israel Trail Teen Adventure: www.derechhateva.org
Come spend this summer in Israel having fun & challenging yourself on the Israel Trail Teen Adventure (ITTA)- the ultimate summer Israel experience program! This month or 2 week-long program combines backpacking, hiking, biking, and rock climbing with Jewish-learning and volunteering, along the Israel Trail in the North & South of the country. Make new friends from Israel, North America and Britain, ages 14-18, while you live outdoors, hike Israel's mountains & deserts and gain teamwork & leadership skills. Each group has between 9-12 members, and 2-3 highly trained and experienced bi-lingual guides. Discover how to cook meals just about anywhere, climb a rock-face, read a map and even make Shabbat in the woods! All Derech Hateva programs are kosher and Shomer Shabbat. ITTA includes separate Orthodox and Multi-Denominational groups. For more details and information for this summer's programs, please visit our website.
12) The Alexander Muss Institute for Israel Education (AMIIE) and The Alexander Muss High School in Israel (AMHSI) http://www.amiie.org are dedicated to engaging teens to discover, explore and embrace their connection to the history, culture and land of Israel. AMHSI offers a year-round, eight-week intensive study abroad program for high school juniors and seniors, using an interdisciplinary curriculum which strives to provide youth with a stronger Jewish identity. Students can follow in the footsteps of more than 18,000 AMHSI alumni and discover Israel through an inspiring, life changing experience that is non-denominational and pluralistic. There are two classic AMHSI seven-week sessions offered during the summer (with a Poland/Prague Holocaust trip add-on option). The classic program uses the land of Israel as "a living classroom" with on-site, on-the-move teaching. Students learn chronologically more than 4,000 years of Jewish history, beginning with the Biblical period and ending with the modern Middle East. Students can enjoy a college atmosphere in co-ed dorms at their 'home away from home' at the beautiful school campus in Hod Hasharon. In 2008, two new additional summer programs will be available to complement the backdrop of Jewish history: the first is an innovative four-week program which focuses on heroes in history, leadership, social justice, volunteer work and community service; the second is in partnership with the Ruppin Academic Center School of Marine Sciences and focuses on identity, marine biology and ecology. The academic program at Ruppin is combined with unique learning experiences and theoretical studies are offered alongside fun marine activities such as seamanship, diving and sailing. Do a 5-day SCUBA Diving course (for 1 star); swim with dolphins; save turtles; enjoy kayaking and plenty of fascinating overland and underwater excursions never offered before at AMHSI!
13) eCamp - International hi-tech summer camp in Israel: www.eCamp4u.com
eCamp is an international summer camp located in Israel, delivering a fun and educational program for ages 8-18.
Jewish campers from all over the world create life-long friendships with our Israeli campers, get a taste of Israel's Hi-Tech world, and have a hands-on experience in various technological workshops including: digital media arts, computer programming, game production, web design, Robotics and many more exciting workshops to choose from.
eCamp's digital village operates at the beautiful Meir Shfeya youth village, about 45 minutes north of Tel Aviv. Located on the hillside of Mount Carmel, overlooking a stunning evergreen valley, the camp has everything a camper could dream about and more: magnificent outdoor swimming pool, sport facilities and air-conditioned dormitory-style rooms with 3-4 campers per room. We provide quality summer program in Israel with professional staff and small camper groups.
The fun-filled activities, the trips in Israel, the beautiful location and our great staff make eCamp an unforgettable summer experience for everyone!


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So I had never seen Pocahontas (don't ask) anyway, thru a magical moment this weekend, we were give a copy of the new 10th edition...it is a very sad film, but even more so with the addition of the new song (If I Ever Knew You) MJ has made me watch this film 8 or so times since Sunday and I cry every single time, sigh...someone please, tell me I am not alone...
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omg you had never seen Pocahontas?...you poor child never allowed to watch movies....just kidding...lol I'm in one of those moods...****grins****
It's a Disney thing. If you understood, your only question would be "can I go?"
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actually, I wasn't a child when it came out, but I wasn't allowed too much TV as a kid (until my parents divorced, then it was free season)
I just can't beleive it, that song kills me every single time, I know it is coming, I resolve not to cry and it gets me....sigh, I am such a sap....when you come down it is gonna be a bawl fest Vix, I'm telling you.....
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Bosler Memorial Library in Carlisle, PA seeks a Youth Services Outreach Assistant who will provide library service to child-care providers, community organizations and educational institutions including public and private schools, day cares and other child-care providers, summer camps, etc.; and will interact with the personnel in charge at these facilities including teachers, principals, activities directors, and Directors. 8 hours per week. EOE.
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This simple ice cream starter works with low-fat dairy, but higher-fat dairy results in a richer, creamier ice cream. For best results we recommend 1 packet Ice Cream Starter, 1¾ cups of heavy cream, and 1¾ cups of half and half. This starter will work with any home ice cream maker.
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The special series "Making Census Of It" continues with a look at Manhattan this week, and NY1's Shazia Khan breaks down the changing demographics of the borough.
New York, New York, the so-called "capital of the world," remains a magnet. More than 1.5 million people now call Manhattan home, a jump by 3 percent in the last decade.
But the demographics are changing. Overall, the white population experienced the largest growth -- 58,000 people -- making up 48 percent of the island's residents.
"Instead of continuing to decline, the white population in Manhattan has stabilized and actually gone up slightly in the last decade," says Director John Mollenkopf of the City University of New York's Center Of Urban Research. "So that's counter to the historical trends and that reflects the strength of Manhattan's economy in corporate services, in nonprofit institutions like hospitals and universities, foundations, cultural activities .
Asians saw an increase in numbers as well, but the Latino population declined by 14,000 and the number of blacks calling the borough home dropped by 29,000.
"The black population in Manhattan has been affected both by long-term general trends of the population -- aging, some people suburbanizing, some people retiring to the south. But also more intense real estate pressures as Harlem becomes a place where young, white professionals or even graduate students think it's a good place to live," says Mollenkopf.
The number of same-sex households is up by 35 percent to 13,400, with three times as many gay male couples than lesbian couples.
The census also shows more families with children choosing to stay in Manhattan. Experts point to a lower crime rate, shorter commutes and more children's services as some of the draws.
"Thirty years ago they would say, 'We're having a kid, let's move to the suburbs.' Now it's like, 'Well, our income is enough, we've got a co-op, so we'll stay here,'" says demographer Andrew Beveridge.


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Peter, an almost 2-year-old black Labrador retriever, is by his side day and night and even travels to work with him. Using Peter's eyes, nose and extensive training, Parrish is able to see the world.
"He is excellent at work," Parrish, a Sequim resident, said about Peter. "(He's) very calm and just hangs out."
Parrish works at Paratransit and is the president of the Visually Impaired Persons of Sequim. He lost his sight at the age of 15, from pressure in his head crushing the optic nerve, and has been using a guide dog for 30 years. Peter is his fourth companion. The first two dogs are deceased and the last one, Jed, recently retired and still lives with Parrish.
Parrish and Jed were partners for nine years.
"He's part of the family now," Parrish said fondly, speaking on a cell phone while riding the bus home.
Parrish and Peter completed one month of intensive training at Guide Dogs for the Blind in Oregon. Graduation took place on May 31 at the 11-acre campus located 25 miles east of Portland.
During training, skilled guide dogs and their human partners learn to negotiate stairways, elevators, overhead obstacles, crowded sidewalks and busy streets. The dogs are trained to avoid distractions and disobey commands to cross a street if traffic is approaching.
Guide Dogs for the Blind is more than just a school - it's a community dedicated to providing people who are blind with the opportunity to experience what a powerful partnership with a guide dog can mean to mobility and quality of life, according to a recent press release. It's the only school in the country that has built its program around both the functional and personal aspects of a guide dog partnership.
"It's an excellent program," Parrish said sincerely. "All four of my dogs have come from that school."
The school is committed to matching each person with the right dog, developing personalized training programs to match each person's lifestyle and providing unprecedented support services to establish a true lifelong partnership, according to the mission statement.
Established in 1942, Guide Dogs for the Blind has produced more than 10,000 trained guides for graduates across the U.S. and Canada. At least 2,000 people with vision loss utilize the comfort, companionship and safety of such dogs today.
The organization ensures that each dog in training is well cared for during its entire life whether or not it successfully becomes a guide. Students are offered air transportation, room and board, training, equipment, financial assistance for veterinary care and support services free of charge. Extensive post-graduation support emphasizes a lifelong commitment to the continuing success of each graduating team.
As with Parrish, graduates are invited to return for training with a new guide dog when a canine companion reaches retirement.
Guide Dogs for the Blind is a nonprofit organization supported entirely by private, charitable donations that relies on the time and talents of dedicated staff members, puppy raisers and volunteers.
"Puppy Pilots," a club through Guide Dogs for the Blind, is comprised of volunteers who teach guide dog puppies basic manners and potty training before the animal receives formal training.
Puppy raisers generally have a puppy in their home for one year and are responsible for feeding, exercising and socializing the pup. Guide Dogs for the Blind pays for veterinary bills, leashes and medication but does not cover food, treats, crates, toys or fencing expenses. After a year or so with a family, puppies are sent to Oregon for harness training, which lasts four to five months, and then are paired with a blind person.
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5/5 rDev +17.6%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Pours deep, beet red with a light head and mild carbonation. Aromas of cherry and root beer. Flavors of strawberry and vanilla cherry soda, with a very nice tart finish. Overall the flavor is very dominated by the fruit.
As it warms, we observe tropical, citrus, and floral aromas, with darker fruit flavors arising, as well as a bit of a jolly rancher pop.
A perfect kriek.
Serving type: bottle
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look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Small cork and caged bottle from Tipples dated June 6, 2013. Pours an intense deep red color, mostly clear, with a pretty pink bubbly head on top. Huge sour aromas, vinegar, dark tart cherries, dusty dry oak. Flavor is big black cherries, tartness with some light vinegar, dry oaky finish that lingers a bit with the cherry. Big sourness here. Spritzy carbonation and medium mouthfeel. Overall I like this much better than the Intense Red, and just as much or more than Lou Pepe Kriek. Good stuff.
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03-10-2014 00:23:13 | More by BMMillsy
4.3/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
expensive kriek at about 17 bucks for a small bottle, but the name commands the wage, and the quality doesnt disappoint, although i think there are comparable krieks out there for less money. fully pink in color, hazy with just a bit of yeast sediment and a long lasting bone white head frothy like laundry soap overflowing from the cycle. it smells tart as any ive seen, lambic fist and fruit second in the nose, which i just love, but in the flavor its all cherry. cherries have that odd property for me, in beer, of either being inccredibly authentic like cherries right from the tree, or of being brutally fake, artificial, syrupy, out of a can, not good. there seems to never be middle ground. its either fresh fruit or candy or medicine. this unfortunately to me seems fake, like canned pie cherries, especially in the finish. tart enough, but there is a ton of sweetness too, and the cherries seem a tad medicinal. i know they arent, but they seem that way. the feel is fuller bodied and the sugar is about 25% too much, while the carbonation is still great and the acidic creeps up in intensity as my glass warms up. i like the beer a lot, but i want to taste a bit more lambic like the nose teases here. for the price im sort of neutral, if it was ten bucks, id be ecstatic, and if it was any more epxensive id be pissed off.
Serving type: bottle
03-09-2014 16:18:04 | More by StonedTrippin
4.06/5 rDev -4.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From a 375 ml bottle (dated June 5, 2013) into a tulip.
A-The beer is a slightly murky raspberry color with lots of carbonation visible in the liquid. The head is maybe one finger tall and is pinkish/tannish in color. The carbonation keeps a thick cap on top of the beer for a long time. The glass is almost empty before the head has dissipated.
S-The aroma has that unmistakable Belgian barnyard funk. Its great. There is also some tart lemon (it isn't hugely sour), some white vinegar, sour and sweet cherry. Not as vinous or complex as the best lambics, but nothing to shake a stick at, either.
T-The taste is tart, verging on sour. There is not as much cherry flavor as I would have expected, but enough to know you're drinking a kriek. The body of the beer is musty and funky with white grape and white wine vinegar flavors predominating.
M-The feel is light to medium and highly carbonated. It is almost effervescent on the palate.
O-This is a delicious and true-to-style Belgian beer. It is not as complex or wild (or manufactured tasting) as some, but the relatively subtle flavors work well and do not overwhelm my palate. I could have gone for a little less carbonation and a little more cherry/fruit to make this beer world-class, but I would happily drink more of this if I could find it.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2014 04:04:49 | More by spoony
4.5/5 rDev +5.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A: pours a deep red with a two finger fluffy pink head that faded quickly
S: smells of oakyness, funk, acetic sourness, and cherry
T: Great pucker, sour cherry, some oakyness, funk, a bit more cherry. Swallow is a fantastic sour cherry flavor with a bit more oak and funk.
M: thin with good effervescent carbonation with a slightly drying finish
O: A phenomenal beer with great flavors. Very well crafted and a joy to drink. A bit pricey for a bottle though.
Serving type: bottle
03-03-2014 06:20:37 | More by SHODriver
3.2/5 rDev -24.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25
The beer pours a reddish amber color with good head retention and lacing. On the nose... OK, I've had a sufficient number of lambics and gueuze not to be surprised by what I smell, but this is really over the top. This beer smells for all the world like someone took a dump in my glass. The barnyard aroma in this beer is about as intense as I can ever recall encountering, and it completely drowns out the cherry aroma in this beer (though it's certainly there). It makes for an incredibly complex aroma profile, as well as an intensely pungent one. Given the nose, I was prepared for the flavor profile, even if I didn't care for it. The sour component completely dominates everything else on the palate, with just a hint of cherry and light lime. Personally, I think sour flavors can add something to a beer, as long as that's not all that I'm getting. In this case, all I got was sour, and even after just one small glass, I could really feel the acid from this beer in the pit of my stomach (talk about instant heartburn). Mouthfeel is fairly light, with a moderately long, dry, sour finish. Alcohol is completely unnoticeable in this beer.
An interesting beer I guess, and I'm glad I had the opportunity to try it, but this is another one of those intensely sour lambics, gueuze and wild ales that I just can't appreciate (or understand how anyone else could appreciate).
Serving type: bottle
02-24-2014 19:10:46 | More by johnmichaelsen
Drie Fonteinen Oude Kriek from Brouwerij Drie Fonteinen
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