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"I had the privilege of holding a Google Hangout with Holly Clark (@HollyEdTEchDiva) and Tanya Avrith(@EdTechSchools). It was a great chat, where we compared US, NZ and Canadian school systems. Afterwards I was checking out Holly's stuff and came across her great introduction to iPads in Classrooms. I checked with Holly and she was keen I do one of my visual representations of the ideas. So here it is, my visual, albeit briefer introduction for teachers who just got iPads:"
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Sally Tilley's curator insight, July 19, 11:24 PM
Thanks so much to Holly, Tanya and Richard for an essential Professional Development resource to have on hand for any staff kicking off with iPads!
From 9to5mac
The new features will begin rolling out July 8 with the ability for teachers to create and manage previously uploaded lessons directly from the iPad. Apple says the course creation features will let teachers grab content from iWork, iBooks Author or "any of the over 75,000 educational apps available for iPad." It will also let teachers use the iPad's camera to include shots and video of real-world items in courses. The course creation feature will be available to educators in all 69 with the materials they create distributed in up 155 countries.
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sobrie01's curator insight, July 10, 3:07 PM
Picture creating your own async classroom and having the abilty to have different instructor contribute to the lessons. Very cool functions that are easy to use. Well Done Apple!
Ruby Rennie Panter's curator insight, July 11, 6:12 AM
The addition of discussions moves iTunesU from an elaborate textbook to something that involves collaboration - a good move. Pity it's only for private courses.
"Reading is just the communication of ideas through alphanumeric symbols. I'm not sure what this represents such hallowed ground for teachers, but it does. Personally I'd be more concerned with reading habits, reasons for reading, the quality of reading materials, etc. Symbols change, forms change, media change. See the gif animations that demonstrate how a student feels when "bae won't respond to them." This is your audience, and these are the symbols they gravitate towards.
In the apps-for-close-reading post, I said that this "interaction" between reader and text during close reading "doesn't require technology, but can be changed by it." So it made sense, I thought, to guess at some ways this happens. Or should be happening, anyway.
With more personalization, more access, and more connectivity, we should be creating a generation of close-readers that can't get enough. So if we're not, the question is, why isn't that happening? The pieces are there."
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Willemijn Schmitz's curator insight, July 17, 2:37 AM
Wat gebeurt er toch veel op technologisch gebied. Dat we over 10 jaar denken: deden we dat ooit op papier???
Pippa Davies @PippaDavies 's curator insight, July 17, 12:30 PM
Technology sure changed my reading habits allowing me to read faster and more comfortably with larger font size!!
"To me, blogging is about flattening classroom walls and making connections with the world outside of the classroom. After attending a professional development session with Kathleen Morris (who taught me almost everything I know about blogging) and Kelly Jordan, I had made my decision that I would create a class blog and it would be open for the world to see.
Blogging is about flattening classroom walls and making connections with the world"
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From www
Super Quiz Full Guide
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Alfonso Gonzalez's curator insight, July 10, 6:00 PM
It's like Flubaroo with a few more features of automaticity.
From www
Introducing an easy way to annotate videos with rich media
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Josette Williams's curator insight, July 4, 1:09 PM
An easy way to annotate videos with rich media. Thanks Digital Delights
KCenter SKEMA's curator insight, July 15, 11:24 AM
Voir pour les évolutions dans les supports de cours
"Today I am bringing you a great find I learned through TechChef4U. This is a list of useful iPad apps to transform your teaching. The list is created by Rachel Jones ( from Create Innovate Explore ) and features some really great titles that every teacher should know about. And though most of these apps have already been featured here in this blog in several past instances, the list also contains some new apps I never had the chance to share here ( e.g., Moldiv, Memrise, and Green Screen Movie FX).'
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Terry Doherty's curator insight, July 1, 12:44 PM
The bottom line is that U of F wants you to think about being a music educator. I really focused on the research about how music helps with language skills.
"Use these iPad tips and tricks to do more with your iPad Air, iPad mini and every other iPad running iOS 7.
This list of over 100 iPad tips and tricks is broken down by tips to help you get started, use the keyboard better, surf the web on the iPad easier, sync your photos, data and calendars as well as get the most out of your iPad with entertainment apps and services."
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Darleana McHenry's curator insight, June 29, 3:07 AM
I need to learn more about the Ipad before I buy one.Maybe I can check one out from the library and play with it.
Jamie Ruppert's curator insight, July 2, 2:06 PM
This list of over 100 iPad tips and tricks is broken down to help you get the most out of your iPad.
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As cool as it is, there is such a thing as too much Prezi zoom. If you've ever sat through a presentation that felt more like a rollercoaster ride than a speech, you know what we mean. That 180º flip may feel from the stage, but you don't want to send your audience running for motion sickness bags...
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As one who gets motion sick at some Prezis, as well as the intro roller coaster intro at the movie theater, this is great :}
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"If you regularly make backups of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to the computer with iTunes, you may rarely run into an error when iTunes reports it's unable to backup the iOS device. This is usually accompanied by a very vague error message like "iTunes could not back up the iPhone "(name)" because the backup could not be saved on the computer", or a "session failed" message, with a suggestion to disconnect and reconnect the device before trying again. Typically following the alert dialog instructions doesn't resolve much, so if you do happen to run into an iTunes backup failure, try the following solution to successfully backup the device again."
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"Summer and vacation go together like, well, two of the best things in the world. Parents have time off from work, kids have time off from school, the weather is nice, the sun is shining, and travel beckons. Whether it's a day at a local fun spot, a trip across country, or an adventure half-way around the world, memories will be made. Amazing memories, crazy memories, shared memories. No matter how great a vacation is, however, you can never be there forever, nor can you take everyone you love with you. What you can do is bring the vacation home for you and for them! With your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, not only can you take videos and pictures of those magic travel moments, but you can edit and share them right in iMovie, even right away if you want to. Best of all, for kids (of all ages!), iMovie's trailer templates make it incredibly quick and easy to put together something short, sweet, and fun!"
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The handy graphic below synthesizes the overwhelming to-do list of flipping your classroom into 6 easy steps that make the whole process a little less daunting
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Andrea Stewart's curator insight, July 27, 12:12 AM
Helpful, though I don't quite follow the traditional flip.
Daniel Compton's curator insight, August 13, 6:55 AM
Flipped classroom in a simple step-by-step chart
A list.ly list with some science resource for the upcoming school year.
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The brains over at MIT have managed to construct an intelligent reading device called FingerReader that fits onto a ring. It users a camera to detect written
"We are now in the age of visual information where visual content plays a role in every part of life. As 65 percent of the population are visual learners, images are clearly key to engaging people in eLearning courses."
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Rosemary Tyrrell's curator insight, July 9, 2:55 PM
Visual learning is an important part of learning in any platform.
Pere Arcas's curator insight, July 14, 3:55 AM
Now we need powerful visual creators of contents for education.
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Interactive Visual Featuring 6 Tasks You Can Easily Do Using iPad ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
"This is an interactive image (created using Thinglink) that features a bunch of useful iPad apps that you can use to do tasks you would traditionally do using a pen and paper. I really liked the idea of providing alternatives to do things digitally. For instance, instead of taking notes in a notebook or on paper you can use Evernote or any other note taking app to do it on iPad. The good thing about doing things digitally is that you have the added advantage of accessing, editing, and sharing your work across different devices and platforms and also saving it on the cloud to access it anytime anywhere you go.
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This week Apple held their developer's conference and made a number of exciting announcements about iOS 8. We at the Book Creator team have picked out some of the key updates coming with iOS 8 – the ones that will change the way iPads are used in the classroom. Apple announced major updates to their operating systems, which …
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Hypothyroidism in Children
Hypothyroidism means that the thyroid gland does not produce enough of the thyroid hormone, which plays an important role in the way the body runs.
Children with congenital hypothyroidism are born with inadequate thyroid hormone function due to one of several disorders. Severe physical and mental developmental delays can occur if the congenital hypothyroidism is not identified and treated in a timely matter. Older children may fail to grow properly if hypothyroidism is not treated.
Congenital hypothyroidism occurs in approximately one inĀ2,000 to 4,000 live term births. Newborn screenings promoteĀearlier treatment and reduce the risk for developmental delay.
Facts about hypothyroidism
These are possible causes of hypothyroidism in children:
Missing or poorly developed thyroid gland
Pituitary gland that doesn?t work effectively
Hashimoto's thyroiditis, or Hashimoto's disease, in which the immune system attacks the thyroid
Side effect of certain medications
Lack of iodine in the diet, which is rare in developed countries
Exposure to ionizing radiation, although this is rare as a cause of hypothyroidism
Many babies who are born with hypothyroidism have no symptoms at all, or symptoms that do not present for several weeks to months.
Symptoms of congenital hypothyroidismĀcan include:
Heavier birth weight
Dull look on the face
Puffy face
Tongue that seems to stick out
Constipation or no or delayed stools after birth
Difficulty eating or choking issues
Difficulty maintaining temperature
Unusual, hoarse cry
Difficulty breathing
Longer than normal jaundice
Lack of activity
Symptoms of hypothyroidism that develop later include:
Goiter (a swelling in the lower neck)
Slow growth
Dry skin, dry hair, and brittle nails
Not wanting to be active
Difficulty sleeping
Difficulty with temperature extremes
Abnormal sexual development
Slightly heavier weight than peers
Hypothyroidism can cause the following problems for children and teens, if it isn?t treated:
Developmental delays, both physical and mental
Heart problems
Incorrect development of the central nervous system
Failure to grow and meet developmental milestones
When to call a doctor
Call your doctor if your child shows any hypothyroidism symptoms. Early diagnosis and treatment are important.
Doctors typically take a medical history and do a physical exam. A simple blood test can let you know whether your child?s thyroid is functioning correctly. Imaging studies, such as a thyroid scan orĀultrasound, might also be needed to diagnose the condition.
The goal of treatment is to get thyroid hormone levels up to normal and reduce symptoms of hypothyroidism.
Treatment is usually one of two options:
Taking thyroid hormones regularly to increase the levels in the blood
Having surgery for an extreme goiter

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On this day: March 22
Published On: Mar 18 2013 02:02:06 PM CDT Updated On: Mar 22 2013 01:00:00 AM CDT
Thomas Jefferson becomes the first secretary of state, the Dachau concentration camp opens, The Beatles release their first album, and the Comet Hale-Bopp does a fly-by, all on this day.
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Was it too good to check?
Reporters from the South Bend Tribune to CBS to Sports Illustrated all repeated the story about the heartbreaking death of a young woman and her alleged romantic links to a Notre Dame football hero.
One problem: It appears not to be true. As the sports website Deadspin.com reported Wednesday, the woman — identified in TV, print and Web stories for months as Lennay Kekua — never existed. Her reported death and relationship with University of Notre Dame star linebacker Manti Te'o seem to have been an elaborate hoax.
Although it's still not clear who created and perpetrated the apparent deception, the media took Te'o's word for it without inquiring further.
In a statement released by Notre Dame after the Deadspin report broke Wednesday, Te'o said that he believed that his "girlfriend" existed, at least online. He said he, like the news media, was duped into believing that Kekua died of leukemia in September.
"This is incredibly embarrassing to talk about, but over an extended period of time, I developed an emotional relationship with a woman I met online," he said. "We maintained what I thought to be an authentic relationship by communicating frequently online and on the phone, and I grew to care deeply about her. To realize that I was the victim of what was apparently someone's sick joke and constant lies was, and is, painful and humiliating."
Reporters perpetuated and built upon the questionable story of the doomed relationship, taking for granted that previously reported facts were true, said Tom Rosenstiel, executive director of the American Press Institute, an Arlington, Va.-based organization that studies the news business.
He likened the Te'o story to widespread media reports of rampant looting and killings in New Orleans in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, including tales of dead bodies stacked in police freezers. Those stories — which were given especially prominent play in foreign news outlets — seemed to confirm a narrative of a violent underclass unleashed on a city in which authority had broken down. Virtually all of the most lurid stories turned out to be false.


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Rantankerous [ran-tank'uhr-us] (adjective) - A combination of rant [to speak in a wild or extravagant manner] and cantankerous [contentious, disagreeable]. The word is a creation of the Raycom Digital Hub staff and the only suitable description for the epic arguments between Brian "What We Learned" Tynes and George "Hot Reads" Jones, which until now have never been recorded.
(RNN) - Despite what you may have heard, no, we were not the guys cast to play "Sidney Deane" and "Billy Hoyle" in White Men Can't Jump.
That honor went to Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson. But maybe if we had better agents or had been out of elementary school at the time, things would be different.
Our disappointment didn't stop us from becoming fans of great sports films. Like most fans, we have strong opinions about which ones are the best, and we found out other people can be just as loud with their opinions.
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A's ink top pick Pennington
Oakland, first-round pick waste no time in deal
OAKLAND -- Cliff Pennington said he wanted to get to work right away, and the A's made that possible sooner than anyone expected.
The junior shortstop out of Texas A&M, selected 21st overall Tuesday as Oakland's first-round pick in the 2005 First-Year Player Draft, signed with the club Wednesday for a reported bonus of $1.45 million.
Signing a first-rounder this early is rare, but Eric Kubota, Oakland's director of scouting, said late Wednesday that he had a feeling Pennington would be in the fold sooner rather than later.
"We anticipated getting it done quickly, but probably not this quickly," said Kubota, who casually made the announcement during MLB.com's live webcast of the draft. "I think it's an indication of how much Cliff wants to get out there and play, and how easy it was to work with his agent, Matt Sosnick."
"I'm ready to get out there and start working my way up," Pennington said Tuesday.
Pennington, a 5-foot-11, 175-pound switch hitter who batted .363 with seven homers, 39 RBIs and a .453 on-base percentage in 56 games with the Aggies this year, likely will start his professional career with Oakland's short-season Class A team in Vancouver.
Mychael Urban is a national writer for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Published On: Mar 15 2013 12:40:48 PM CDT Updated On: Jun 26 2013 06:51:33 AM CDT
Alaska's Sen. Lisa Murkowski has announced her support for same-sex marriage, becoming the third sitting GOP senator to back the right for gay and lesbian couples to marry. Take a look at some other Republicans who support same-sex marriage.
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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
Good morning and welcome to a chilly Friday eve!! It is a cold morning but we will see sunshine later today..it's in the 20s throughout the region right now...Rain is in the forecast..we're watching it all for you. Ron has updates on your forecast with Weather on the 5s on WMC-TV5.The Former Chief of Staff for Tennessee's U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander will face a federal judge on Child Porn Charges. Details on WMC-TV5.Developing right now...a renewed call for the Shelby County Administrator of Elections to be removed from office...Details behind the vote and what happens now on Action News 5.During the holidays, there's a lot of cooking going on...there's also a lot of cleaning up to do...Now may be a good time to take a close look at that kitchen sponge...This morning we talk about the bacteria and germs associated with the sponge and ways to make sure it doesn't create any problems for you in the kitchen. If you saw any of Nelson Mandela's memorial service, you may have seen a sign language interpreter there. But now many of the people that man was supposed to be "signing" for ... are absolutely outraged. They're calling him an outright "fake"... And this morning.. He's telling his side of the story.. and it is an unusual one. Details this morning with us.We're also talking about Mega Million mania...The jackpot is up to $400 million dollars.New poll numbers are out for an early look for the 2016 election..Chris Christie vs. Hillary Clinton...We'll show you what the poll found on WMC-TV5.And you have to see the pictures of Elves washing the windows outside LeBonheur...the look on the children's faces are just priceless. Details on WMC-TV5.We invite you to join us right now on WMC-TV5.Andrew DouglasAnchor
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Fisher out as coach in Tennessee
In a shocking development, the Titans and head coach Jeff Fisher have decided to part ways, not long after owner Bud Adams had said Fisher would finish out his contract.
Loss of Washburn blow to Titans' defense
The Titans' defense is in a state of flux after the loss of two assistant coaches.
Washburn will be big boon to Eagles
The question isn't whether new DL coach Jim Washburn will help the Eagles but by how much, one Washburn colleague tells PFW.
Titans fire Cecil as defensive coordinator
The Titans have parted ways with Chuck Cecil, their defensive coordinator the past two seasons, after ranking 26th in the league in yards allowed per game last year.
Vikings add Davidson, Johnson to coaching staff
The Vikings worked toward completing their coaching staff, bringing on Jeff Davidson as their offensive line coach and Craig Johnson as their quarterbacks coach.
Eagles hire Washburn to coach defensive line
The Eagles have hired Jim Washburn as their defensive line coach. He previously held the same position with the Titans.
Titans enter offseason with clear needs
More improvement is necessary from the Titans' defense, and the need to find help this offseason is clear.
Johnson replaces Jones-Drew on Pro Bowl roster
Titans RB Chris Johnson has been added to the AFC Pro Bowl roster, replacing Maurice Jones-Drew of the Jaguars, who is out with a knee injury.
Titans announce Fisher will return in 2011
Despite a 6-10 record in 2010, Jeff Fisher will return in 2011 as the Titans' head coach, the team reported on Friday.
Titans looking for new starting QB
With the Titans having committed to trading or releasing Vince Young, they could have a drastically different look at quarterback next season.
Titans to trade or release QB Young
The Titans will trade or release QB Vince Young, owner Bud Adams said Wednesday.
Colts continue playoff streak by beating Titans
Peyton Manning broke two NFL records Sunday and set up Adam Vinatieri for a 43-yard field goal as time expired to give the Colts a 23-20 victory over Tennessee and their seventh AFC South title in eight years.
Titans not lacking for young talent at WR, TE
The Titans have some intriguing young players at wide receiver and tight end, and rookie Damian Williams could challenge for a bigger role next season, the way we hear it.
Week 17 game times changed
The NFL has announced time changes for several key Week 17 matchups.
Cassel, Chiefs roll past Titans 34-14
Matt Cassel threw three touchdown passes and Eric Berry returned an interception 54 yards for another score and Kansas City romped past Tennessee 34-14 Sunday.


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4.6/5 rDev +1.5%
A - Very dark brown. Some head, not much. No lace.
S - Booze and dark cooked fruits. I feel like I am munching into a cooked fig.
T - Beautiful mix of dark fruits, sugar, booze. It's like a fruitcake :).
M - Low carb, high body, good balance.
D - Glad to see what all the hoopla was about. Nice beer.
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A - Pours pitch black with a small and fizzy chocolate-milk colored head. Fades pretty quickly, leaving almost no lacing.
S - Chocolate, molasses, caramel, vanilla, oak, and a good dose of Bourbon. Bourbon does not overwhelm as I was expecting.
T - Lots of chocolate with bourbon , vanilla and licorice.. As it warms, the dark fruits and sweet brown sugar makes it more complex. A mild alcohol burn is there as a reminder to take your time sipping it.
M - Mouthfeel is nice an coating, oily, slight carbonation. Alcohol is a bit warm but fits the intensity of this beer perfectly.
O - Amazing beer and the best I've had that's over 15% ABV. Can't wait to try Chocolate Rain next.
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4.21/5 rDev -7.1%
Big thanks to Tommy for nailing this long time want of mine - it has eluded me for too long! Black Tuesday pours, well... black. Deep black with dark, dark brown only rounding out the corners. No head, no foamy collar, nothing in terms of life except for a few bleak bubbles that rise to the surface and immediately pop; its got legs like a supermodel when you swirl the glass, though.
What a massive aroma; as soon as your nose heads towards the glass, Black Tuesday's aroma reaches out and runs a train on your nostrils. Warm bourbon, smooth caramel, cocoa dust, chocolate malts, mild vanilla, thick brown sugar, molasses, and some heavy back-end black licorice and anise. Pretty sweet and boozy, and at 19.2% ABV, I don't think that's a surprise to anyone.
The taste is every bit as huge as the aroma, and every bit of that 19.2% ABV is felt, as well as matched with enormous malty sweetness. Sugary and sweet up front, rivers of warm caramel, bourbon soaked oak chips, roasty chocolate malts, minimal roast, and sticky molasses. It's just such a gigantic beer; every single sip lingers on your palate long after it has been swallowed. Black Tuesday, straight annihilating your taste buds.
Everything you thought you knew about hot, sweet beer just got wrecked thanks to this malt dragon. The finish is full of more cocoa, caramel, bourbon, oak, as well as some vanilla and licorice sweetness. Warmth, of course, brings out more sweetness, more robustness, and more booze. The mouth feel is monstrous as well; sticky and thick, chewy, oily, large and in charge.
Black Tuesday is a beast of a beer - a true night cap and a sipper if there ever was one. It'll take even the manliest of men a while to pounce through their pours of this one. That said, it's quite tasty and really an enjoyable experience, but you better leave the Motrin on the night stand if you plan on tackling this one alone. Huge, sweet, and boozy; unabashedly so. Thanks again, Tommy.
07-29-2013 00:03:50 | More by tectactoe
4.65/5 rDev +2.6%
Dark brown color, but with apparent brown hues, and viscous with a small beige head that leaves a fine ring of lacings.
The aroma is intense with strong bourbon notes and with bold components of vanilla and almonds, wood and molasses. A nice roasted malt profile complements the bourbon character.
The flavor is really sweet with lots of sweet components - molasses, sweet prunes and chocolate syrup. Lots of warming bourbon in the mouth coupled with well balanced roasted malt aromas. The intense flavors lead the way to a long and warming finish with notes of licorice, wood, alcohol and bourbon. The alcohol is definitely noticeable, but very integrated and here is a lot of flavors counterweighting it. Some bitterness in the finish as well, which is highly welcome.
Very full body with a thick and viscous texture. The flavors in this one are really impressive, but the fat and creamy mouthfeel is actually the best part of the beer.
Well, what to say about this one, probably the most hyped beer of 2009? In short, it's a really good beer and it is impressive how balanced it comes out despite the intensity and range of the flavors it showcases. Don't think it's in a league of its own though, there are some fine imperial stouts out there that surly could match it.
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4.25/5 rDev -6.2%
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4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
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5/5 rDev +10.4%
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5/5 rDev +10.4%
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3.5/5 rDev -22.7%
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4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
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4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
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4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
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4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
04-03-2013 16:05:04 | More by bulldogg915
North Carolina
3.83/5 rDev -15.5%
2009 bottle split with 3 friends.
A: This poured dark black with a very thin mocha head. I was surprised that it has this much carbonation.
S: It smelled like a very hot bourbon. I could get some dark malts, soy and some dark fruits as well.
T: The taste was pretty similar to the smell. At first I thought that the alcohol was fairly well hidden. But then, after about 10 seconds or so, the alcohol made its presence known. This went away as my senses got overwhelmed. I was also able to detect some great dark fruits and soy in the taste. It was better than I was anticipating.
M: The mouthfeel was OK. It was a little too heavy for my tastes.
O: I found this to be slightly better than average. The alcohol makes it near impossible to finish by yourself. I figured after 2 years that it would have tamed down some but it was still pretty hot. This might be better in another couple of years. I will re-visit in 2 years and re-rate.
05-22-2011 19:09:45 | More by ROBORB
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
02-28-2014 20:26:09 | More by DaftPatrick
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
04-27-2014 22:36:15 | More by Sam_Gladieux
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
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4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
04-22-2012 12:16:33 | More by DWolf
4.59/5 rDev +1.3%
Opened a 2013 bottle. Shared with friends.
A- pours pitch black with little head that fades, no lacing.
S- At first open and pour there were faint chocolate notes giving way to dark fruits and booze as it warmed.
T- Served slightly chilled, dark fruits and slight chocolate notes. As warms dark fruit and booze start to come out becoming very prevalent.
M- very thick, fills the pallet and goes down smooth.
O- this was well worth the KBS I traded for it. This easily goes up with the best barrel aged stouts easily available each year.
05-17-2014 03:35:10 | More by Jared14
Black Tuesday from The Bruery
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In four seasons at Florida Gulf Coast University, Jennifer Gabou, the former Jennifer Magley, has transformed the women's tennis program into a contender in the Atlantic Sun Conference. Now entering her fifth season at FGCU, Gabou was named the program's third head coach on July 1, 2008.
Gabou led FGCU to a program record 11 dual match wins in the 2012-2013 season and the first winning record in Division I program history. Three Eagles collected a total of four Atlantic SUn postseason honors as Sarah Meanswas named to the All-Atlantic Sun second team in the No. 1 singles spot and the Academic All-Atlantic Sun Conference team, while freshmen Elizabeth Means and Johanna Sterkelwere both named to the All-Freshman team.
In the classroom during the 2012-13 season, her team reached the highest term GPA recorded in ten semesters; highest overall GPA recorded in ten semesters; fifth consecutive semester leading the athletic department in highest overall GPA; second time in ten terms to lead the athletic department in both term and overall GPA; team tied for greatest percentage of "A"s among all sports, no grade less than a "C" earned (only two "C"s among all 43 earned grades); 9 of 10 student-athletes maintain an overall GPA of 3.5 or better.
The 2011-12 season was the most successful campaign in the program's Division I history, as FGCU posted a 6-3 record in A-Sun action to finish third in the league standings, the best finish in program history. As the No. 3 seed, the Green and Blue made their first appearance in the A-Sun Tournament and advanced to the semifinals against second-seeded ETSU. FGCU finished with a program D-I record 10 wins.
A trio of Eagles also earned postseason recognition, as Sarah Means was named to the A-Sun All-Freshmen team and All-Conference second squad, while Morgan Bechtel and Bettina Botha were both selected to the inaugural Academic All-Conference squad. Additionally, the Green and Blue were named a 2012 ITA All-Academic team as Bechtel, Botha, Melissa Narzissenfeld, Zhoe Solaun and Marina Diez were tabbed ITA Scholar Athletes. Needing a 3.2 cumulative team grade-point average (GPA) to qualify for the ITA's annual academic honor, the Eagles' eight-player roster last year sported an impressive 3.62 combined GPA. Out of the eight players, seven achieved a 3.0 GPA for the 2011-12 academic year.
Continuing the team effort to volunteer at local organizations and support other FGCU athletic programs, the 2012 women's tennis team was the recipient of the Eagle Team Spirit award for the second straight year. This award is given to the team that exemplifies Eagle Spirit and team support. Eagle spirit is defined during the academic year by attending other sports' contests, serving the community and achieving excellence in the classroom.
In the summer of 2011, Gabou was named the Chair of the NCAA Women's Tennis Southeast Region for the second consecutive season. As the chair of the 19-team region, Gabou will serve as an ITA National Ranking Committee member and an ITA National Tournament Committee member. Amongst her many responsibilities, Gabou will help determine the at-large and wild card selections for ITA National Tournaments, work the ITA Fall Regional Tournament in Athens, Ga., and determine the region award winners.
In 2010-11, Gabou led the Eagles to a 9-9 overall record with a 4-6 A-Sun record during her third season at the helm. She helped the Eagles post a 7-2 home record, including four straight wins from Mar. 14-21. FGCU picked up conference wins over Belmont, Mercer, Lipscomb and USC Upstate. In 2009-10, Gabou led the Eagles to their first-ever winning season in A-Sun action with a 6-4 record and a tie for fourth place finish in the regular season standings. The Eagles landed a pair of players on the All-Conference second team and Morgan Betchel on the All-Freshmen team, the first in program history. FGCU also garnered two academic awards from the FGCU Athletic Department with the "Most Improved GPA" and "Highest Individual Sport GPA." Additionally, last year's team achieved their goal of completing 400 hours of community service, highlighted by the creation of Spring Bling with their community partners. The atrium of the Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida was transformed into a glamorous evening for over 100 patients undergoing treatment at the hospital, giving every patient an opportunity to feel like a star.
In Gabou's first season at FGCU, the Eagles finished eighth in the Atlantic Sun Conference. Newcomers Priscillia Villemond and Eva Sambrano were named to the Atlantic Sun All-Conference second team and five players garnered Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors. The FGCU Lady Eagle tennis team performed over 300 community service hours in the Fort Myers area at large as a part of their commitment to philanthropy.
A 2005 graduate of the University of Florida, Gabou came to FGCU after a year as the Associate Head Coach at Wichita State and after spending time playing professionally on the WTA Tour.
In her one season at Wichita State, Gabou helped guide the Shockers to the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Championship match and a final ITA ranking of No. 72. Each member of the Shockers' starting lineup was represented on the MVC's All-Conference teams. In addition, two members of the squad were named MVC scholar-athletes. WSU junior Torie Browning was awarded the 2008 ITA Central Region's Arthur Ashe Award. The Shockers finished the year with a 16-8 overall record and a 7-1 mark in the Valley.
Prior to coaching, Gabou had a standout career on the court at Florida in 2005 where she earned a No. 1 ranking in the ITA's NCAA Division I singles and No. 2 ranking in doubles. She finished her career with an 86-21 record in doubles, the second-most wins in doubles at Florida. She was named to the American Express All-Star team, coached by Stan Smith that competed in China. While at the University of Florida, Gabou was a first team Arthur Ashe Scholar, was named to the SEC Good Works Team and was the MVP of the SEC Tournament.
Her other honors included being a finalist for the Honda Award, a four-time ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-American and four-time ITA All-American. Gabou helped Florida win a National Championship in 2003 with a 31-2 record and was a semifinalist in the NCAA Tournament in both singles and doubles.
As a junior player, Gabou was awarded a full scholarship to train under the tutelage of legendary coach Nick Bollettieri at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. While at IMG she was also on the USTA Junior USA Team where she represented the United States in over 20 different countries. She traveled to Japan to compete for the USA in the Sony Life Cup with teammates Laura Granville, Ansley Cargill, Sandra Cacic, Monica Seles, Mary Jo Fernandez, and Lisa Raymond.
Gabou resides in Fort Myers, Fla. with her husband Desire Gabou and son Blake, who was born in 2012.
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Wed. April 17, 2013 at 10:48 p.m. | By Michael Hughes
After a scoreless first 23 minutes, Hendersonville broke it open in Wednesday's soccer match against conference foe Avery County, scoring four first-half goals in less than five minutes in a 6-1 win at Dietz Field.
Sophomore midfielder Shannon Reeves had another hat trick for the Lady Bearcats (12-2, 10-2 Western Highlands Conference) and assisted on her team's first score, which was headed by junior Marietta Melendez after a long boot by Reeves from the right corner.
"They really revved it up there in the first half," said Hendersonville coach Freddy Oviedo.
Barely a minute after the heads-up by Melendez, Reeves kicked an angled arc from the same spot as her assist. This time the sphere sailed over the outstretched arms of the Avery goalie and found the back corner of the net for a quick 2-0 lead.
Two minutes from there, sophomore midfielder Julia Michels drilled a straight-in kick from 35 yards out to put the Lady Bearcats up 3-0. Sophomore Kelsie Wallace then nailed a short kick in the box 70 seconds later for a 4-0 halftime advantage.
Neither team let up in the second period, although there was no more scoring until sophomore center Alison Hafner made it 5-0 with a winding kick into the left corner with 15:50 left.
"We told them, don't be flat," said Oviedo, who was able to play several JV girls with Avery having no JV team.
"They stepped it up," he said of the JV players.
The Lady Vikings (5-9, 4-7 WHC) avoided the shutout when freshman Devyn Plyler scored on a free kick at the 10:20 mark.
Reeves returned the favor with a free kick score at 4:02.
Hendersonville hosts North Buncombe on Friday in another 7 p.m. start.


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LEWISTON — An unseasonably hot night, no dormitory air conditioning and end-of-the-year excitement created the conditions for a Wednesday morning clash between Bates College students and police.
Students insist police made matters worse by overreacting to a rowdy but happy late-night gathering.
"I actually laughed at the fact that they labeled this a riot," said Bates freshman Ethan Brooks-McDonald. "It did get kind of rowdy, but everyone was cheerful. It was pretty tame. Nowhere near what I'd call a riot."
Brooks-McDonald was one of the more than 200 students gathered on the street in front of Smith Hall on Wednesday morning in a celebration that ended when state, county and four local police departments responded. They arrested 11 students and charged them with disorderly conduct, failure to disperse and refusing to submit to arrest.
Students said it didn't have to turn out like that.
Tuesday night they were celebrating "Throwback Night," an annual celebration in which seniors visit their first-year dorms one last time, usually providing beer to the freshmen living there.
The dorm doesn't have air conditioning and the rooms were hot and stifling in the early morning. Students said the celebration moved outdoors.
"I understand police not wanting 200 to 300 people just standing around drinking," Brooks-McDonald said. "But it was unbearably hot inside and the students were peaceful."
Freshman Eric Devaux, a Smith Hall resident, agreed that the heat led the students outside. Devaux said he was outside but went back into the dorm when police arrived. He disputed reports that the crowd was unruly and wouldn't make room for an ambulance that had arrived to treat a Bates student.
"Nobody was being belligerent," Devaux said. "They got out of the way for that ambulance. But there were a lot of people, and I don't think security felt like they could handle it and that's when things changed."
Freshman Dan Lowenstein said police arrived and began telling students to disperse, arresting students when they didn't move quickly enough.
Students claim police used night sticks and Mace or pepper spray. Sophomore Ronnie Ead said he watched police tackle and handcuff a student in front of the Dana Chemistry Building, 200 feet from Smith Hall.
"He made a gesture like, 'What are you doing here?' and the police told him to move along," Ead said. "When he turned to go, another one ran up and grabbed him and tried to push him to the ground."
Ead said students began chanting "F--- the police."
The incident was all students were talking about Wednesday, before, during and after classes. Student Joe Musso created a Facebook page, helped organize an afternoon rally in front of Hathorne Hall and initiated a petition drive.
More than 100 students attended the rally. Lauren Christianson said local police regularly overreact to Bates students, especially on campus.
"We think of the campus as our home, after all," she said. "We are just people, celebrating on our campus, so this feels like an invasion of our home."
Christianson said local police have targeted students, breaking up campus parties and harassing students walking at night.
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But the murder that happened here last Friday - Christopher Lane, 22, was jogging along Country Club Road when a car drove by and someone fired a bullet into his back - has put Duncan on the world map in the worst way.
The killing - and Duncan - are still making international headlines. Stories about the murder of the college student from Australia, and three teenagers accused of killing him in a fit of boredom, are shocking readers around the world.
People in Duncan are shocked, as well.
"I know people who are now refusing to go out and walk," said District Attorney Jason Hicks. "They are scared."
On Wednesday, Duncan schools opened to students for the second day of classes, but anonymous threats kept campuses otherwise closed. High school students were not allowed to leave for lunch, as they usually are.
Police Chief Danny Ford urges people to keep perspective. As tragic as the Lane murder is, he said, one cannot draw conclusions that "all of society is falling apart."
"It's not the time to holler that Duncan has gone bad," said Ford. "It's just as good as it ever was."
There's not a lot of flash in Duncan. You might say it's in the nation's heartland, between Oklahoma City and Dallas. And while crime happens - even the occasional murder - there are civic clubs, well-kept parks and plenty of charity. High school basketball is big, but football is king.
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Wanfenglin, or Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks in Xingyi City takes up an area of 2,000 square kilometers, about two thirds the size of Xingyi City. It is ranked by the China Geography Magazine as one of the six most beautiful peak forests in China.
Xingyi is a typical karst region.There is magnificent karst geologic landscape characterized by an alignment of the plateau,gorge,peak-forest and peak-cluster karst,stone forest,and waterfall as well as spring landscape.
On the slope platform and plane,series of peak-forest and peak-cluster karst are closely linked forming majestic scenery.The gentle-sloped cone karst was formerly formed under ancient geography,and then impacted by the uplifting of the plateau.So,nowadays it is different from the Guilin tower karst in the development time and environment as well as the products.Thus,it has become one of the most complete examples of the global evolution of cone karst.Under the condition of the particular carbonate rock structure,the unique Xingyi karst landscape is formed by tectonic uplifting,river dissecting,weathering and erosion over many thousands of years.So,it is of great scientific significance and ornamental value.
Wanfenglin Peak Forest is located at the middle and lower reaches of a "beautiful scar on earth ——the Malinghe Valley. The forest spreads out like a fan from the edge of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau at an altitude of over 2,000 meters.
The peaks are categorized according to the shape: array, sword, dragon, arhat, and piled up hats. The forest extends to the fault zone of the Nanpanjiang River Basin where part was submerged, forming the Wanfeng Lake.
The water and peaks dotted by craggy Karst rocks and strangely shaped trees create views of extraordinary magnificence and enchantment.
In the main, the mountains here are not high, but the "bamboo-shoot" serried peaks present an irresistible spectacle. Looking at it from above, you can see unfurling a natural scroll painting of elegance and openness. The green-grey peaks and yellow and green fields each enhance the other's radiance and beauty. The wandering Nahui River threads through the villages like white silk stringing pearls together.
As early as 300 million years ago, the area was part of an ancient sea. After several orogenic movements, bulging limestone rocks underwent the combined effect of burning sunshine, rain, dioxide and organic acids. It gradually formed marvellous sights, such as Karst caves, peak forest, natural craters and rift valleys.
From whatever aspect you judge it: aesthetic value, completeness of the Karst topography evolution process, diversity, scale and concentration of cone-shaped peak forest, or the classic nature of each spectacle; Wangfenglin Peak Forest deserves its reputation as one of China's wonders.
In the Ming Dynasty some 600 years ago, great Chinese traveler Xu Xiake was here. He was impressed by the landscape and wrote his famous poem which says: "There are numerous peaks on earth and the peaks here are the most beautiful."
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Wanfenglin, or Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks in Xingyi City takes up an area of 2,000 square kilometer...
Wanfenglin, or Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks in Xingyi City takes up an area of 2,000 square kilometer...
Wanfenglin, or Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks in Xingyi City takes up an area of 2,000 square kilometer...
Wanfenglin, or Forest of Ten Thousand Peaks in Xingyi City takes up an area of 2,000 square kilometer...
Guizhou Province, the "Guizhou"or"expensive ", located in southwest China's southeast, the provincial capital of Guiyang. East border of Hunan, Guangxi, south, west Yunnan, Sichuan and Chongqing, the north, between longitude 103 ° 36'-109 ° 35 ', latitude 24 ° 37'-29 ° 13 ', between what the province is about 595 Km north-south distance of about 509 km with a total area of 176,167 square kilometers, accounting for 1.8% of land area. Guizhou is a beautiful landscape and pleasant weather, many nationalities, rich resources and huge development potential of the provinces, there Huangguoshu Falls, Chishui scenic spots, Libo Zhangjiang, site of the Zunyi Meeting, Fanjingshan other historical sites.


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Rated 1 out of 5Â by sbl Not loving these shoes! I am very disappointed with my climacool shoes on two levels. First of all quality of construction--these shoes started tearing along the seams only two months after I purchased them with not a lot of use. Secondly, they are awful for use outdoors. If it has rained on a trail your feet literally get wet! There are actual holes in the soles for the cooling effect that allow water to seep into them and your socks are wet as soon as you step on wet ground. Secondly the holes collect a multitude of stones/rocks as you walk or run on a trail some of which can only be removed if you take the shoe off. June 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by jmar Cool Kicks I love the color of the blue sneakers. They feel absolutely amazing when I wear them, I have been wearing another brand for years and anyone who is interested in working out a serious level needs to invest in these. They are just the right amount of cushion I need and the shape of the sneaker looks great on my feet. I love how its breathable and bendy, but not cheap feeling.> April 6, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by theoneandonly The One and Only First of all it has been so hard to find Adidas sneakers and product in most local stores. I normal do not buy shoes off the internet. This was my best buy yet. Adidas sneakers are the only ones that fit my narrow and long feet. With other brands they are too wide and I would have to tie my laces around the bottom of the shoe and back up, to make sure they do not come off. I always like crazy stand out shoes. I had gone with the stand out blue color, at first I was not sure what to think about them but now love them!!!! Amazing will highly tell family and friends. May 13, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by K8 GREAT! Wider toe area. This sneaker fit my foot perfectly. I'm going to get a second pair. Very comfortable spring. March 7, 2014
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Rays still lack a true leadoff hitter as Zobrist is much better down in the line-up.
amazing how BJ is all of the sudden one of the best players on this team
Upton said he is greatly looking forward to playing with, and learning from, new teammate Manny Ramirez. All the things hes done in the game, all the knowledge he has to give, Im going to be right there trying to gather it all in, Upton said. I think a lot of guys are going to be trying to do the same thing. To have a guy like that around, I cant wait.
IMO I would roll with Damon leading off... I like the vet presence there and he gets on base at opportune times.
Read where he is one of, if not the best fielding first basemen of all time - I recall him being a decent hitter - what caused his drop off?
Quote from: dbucfan on January 29, 2011, 07:33:34 PMRead where he is one of, if not the best fielding first basemen of all time - I recall him being a decent hitter - what caused his drop off?He had one good year in 2007 where he hit .296 and baseball folks expected him to build off of it, but he never did. Remember, Kotchman was basically traded to Atlanta straight-up for Mark Teixeira. He's got some talent.He's from St. Pete, so maybe he can revitalize his career with the Rays like Carlos did.


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1. Maddox RR, Oglesby H, Williams CK, Fields M, Danello S., Continuous respiratory monitoring and a "smart" infusion system improve safety of patient-controlled analgesia in the postoperative period. http://www.ahrq.gov/downloads/pub/advances2/vol4/Advances-Maddox_111.pdf
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M-Systems LF T5 128/256/512MB Memory Key Utility
This package provides the M-Systems LF T5 128/256/512MB Memory Key Utility and is supported on the Dimension, Inspiron, Latitude, OptiPlex, XPS and Precision models that are running the following Windows Operating Systems: Windows 2000 and XP.
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Cruise ship docked at Palma De Mallorca, Spain.
Cathedral la Seu
Palma's spectacular cathedral la Seu is the city's most popular attraction. Construction work began in the early 13th century, and continued for over 300 years until the herculean task was finished in 1601. A major remodeling project began in the early year of the 20th century, with the renowned architect Gaudi making several contributions. Gaudi claimed his additions followed Gothic traditions, but some think his work surreal and out-of-place.
Bellver Castle
600 year old Bellver Castle is a short walk up the hill from the Muelles de Poniente. The castle houses the Palma History Museum and the Despuig Classical Sculpture Museum and affords magnificent views over the bay of Palma.
C'an Pere Antoni Beach
The seafront below the cathedral has a thin strip of sand, which, if you walk for 5 minutes in the direction away from the main port, widens into the large C'an Pere Antoni beach. The sands shelve gently into the sea (too gently for some, as it's quite a long way out until you're even up to your waist!). There are a few palm trees set back from the beach for shade, and nearby shops sell refreshments and beach gear.
Pueblo Espanol
Pueblo Espano is a miniature village, containing reproductions of well-known works of Spanish architecture. It's like taking a quick tour of Granada, Cordoba, Sevilla, Barcelona and Madrid in just one hour. Numerous souvenir shops, tapas bars, restaurants and cocktail bars (and other businesses) occupy the buildings. Situated about a mile north of the Muelles de Poniente pier.
Palma to Soller Railway
If you'd like to see the less-developed interior of Mallorca, one idea is to take the Palma to Soller vintage railway. This connects Palma de Mallorca with the small town of Soller, a journey of 27km. The narrow-track electric train crosses a wide plain, then climbs up through 13 tunnels to reach the quaint mountain village of Soller. The journey takes about an hour. The Palma station is in the center of the city, just next to the modern train station.


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