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Quebec (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -0.3%
Bottle: Poured a light yellow ale with some white haze and a large pure white foamy head with good retention and good lacing. Aroma of light orange peel with some coriander and some wheat malt. Taste is also dominated by some light coriander and some wheat malt with a bready yeast. Body is a bit thin for the style with some perfect carbonation thought. Well done but lacking some spicing and some body to be a truly great beer from one of my favorite brewery.
01-28-2009 03:54:48 | More by Phyl21ca
3/5 rDev -16.4%
01-05-2012 07:12:08 | More by ygtbsm94
Alberta (Canada)
3.79/5 rDev +5.6%
250ml bottle. It appears that 'Hainaut' is a province of Wallonia, as conveniently depicted on the label here. My inner geography geek very much appreciates that.
This beer pours a hazy, pale golden straw colour, with one flabby finger of puffy, densely foamy eggshell white head, which leaves a bit of splattered paint lace around the glass as it quickly bleeds out of sight.
It smells of rather sweet, sugary pale malt, citrus cream, softly astringent yeast, some light white pepper, and a mild herbal hop character. The taste is much less saccharine, with a grainy pale maltiness, a more assertive yeastiness, some softly fruity orange pith, banana chips, earthy coriander, ethereal black pepper, an echo of musty funk, and herbal, leafy hops.
The bubbles are tame in strength, and frothy all the same, the body an adequate medium weight for the style, and genuinely smooth, nothing really having the gumption to take a marring shot. It finishes on a drying note, the graininess of the malt taking that tact, the yeast holding fast, and the herbal hops lingering on.
An enjoyable witbier, the expected guest ingredients trailing off slowly through the life of the beer - big in the aroma, but hardly noticeable at the end. Subtly can take you a long way, and that's the boat this offering has tagged a ride on. Worthy of a go, just don't be surprised when the tiny bottle is prematurely drained.
08-25-2013 03:57:45 | More by biboergosum
2.55/5 rDev -29%
Dark yellow, quite hazy. A fizzy, white head.
In the smell strong flavour of a blanche: orange flowers, sweet orange peel, white flowers, and a touch of vanilla. A bit too sweet, maybe some zabaione, too.
In the taste the same notes. Sweetish, sugary, in the end a little boring.
Sweet orange and sweetness in the aftertaste, again.
A bit boring, yes.
07-02-2008 20:28:19 | More by stcules
3.8/5 rDev +5.8%
Pours a cloudy, translucent pale gold with lots of protein-rich chunks at the base. Head is snowy-white, dense and even; retaining nicely. Seems to be a strong bead, although not very visible in the glass it's feeding the head nicely. Not a lot of lace, although what's left is nice.
Smells quite organic, with a vegetable earthiness pervading. Aromas poke out from the sides, including fresh apple and pineapple, lemon zest, some rubber and caramel. A little on the funky bitter side but otherwise smells pleasant and refreshing.
Taste is fairly funky and organic for the most part. A hit of steamed greens upfront with a touch of capsicaian that develops into a fresher, tangy citric flavour midway, touch of green apple and mild banana, while the slight rubbery bitterness reaches its apex here as well; a fairly strong flavour that provides a funky finish. Trails off very nicely though, longish finish that fades to a tangy citrus aftertaste that leaves one quite refreshed. Largely simple, almost underplayed palate, that dances with some funky flavours to create a nice overall rhythm.
Bit too much sizzle though, especially on the mid-palate. Almost creates a slight puckering effect which belies its otherwise smooth, refreshing flavours.
Good witbier, nice organic flavours underlying an otherwise mild, tangy palate.
05-10-2011 01:25:23 | More by laituegonflable
3.73/5 rDev +3.9%
Presentation: 12 ounce bottle picked up as a part of a mixed Biologique Six-Pack during a recent trip to the Dupont Brewery in Tourpes at Easter. Standard 25cl Belgo-style brown bottle sealed with a black crown cap which has dark red Dupont Tourpes shield on it. Like the avatar in the BA database, my bottle has a green label which has the outline of the province of Hainaut set against it colored in orange. Main label has words Blanche Du Hainaut Biologique on it. Has plenty of Organic stamps of approval. Unfiltered with a listed strength of 5.5% ABV and a Best Before Date of 03/2007.
Appearance: Pours with a gentle golden body with a soft pale haze, yet again underscoring the unfiltered nature of the brew. Big thick creamy white head rises and sits proudly; this stays around for some time and never breaks. Dissolved carbonation is average but feisty.
Nose: As with several offerings from Dupont, a trademark Hoppy nose sits neatly inside a fruity rose bowl. Bananas, pears and oranges all freshly peeled mixed with light spices and herbs. Black pepper dusts the back end with a little citric sharpness. The nose is very strong and easily enjoyed some distance from the glass. Lovely!
Taste: Hoppy finish breaks out of the fruity start. As it warms there are strong inputs from bananas and pears to start with. The finish has a puckering citric pull with heavy contributions from orange peel and spices.
Mouthfeel: Big feel from the soft velvety carbonation but the experience is one of a Blanche that has a light body, a clever oxymoron.
Drinkability: A little heavy on the sharp citric zesty tingle and thick orange laden finish to be a sessionable Blanche. It is however a very refreshing libation that has a tasty profile which satisfies.
Overall: Nothing outstanding, but a very good Blanche that drinks easily and rewards with a lovely hoppy kick set against a fruity body with light spices. The nose impresses the most but the tastes are solid.
05-07-2006 02:58:08 | More by TheLongBeachBum
3.55/5 rDev -1.1%
Pours straw colored liquid with a suspended yeast and a tight small bubbled head. The nose has a fair bit more sticky malt, light note of honey, assertive yeast and decent bit of peppery spice as a lemon and herbal presence take over. Bigger and brighter than the nose but lots of sweetness. Honey up front, light yeast and peppery spice mid palate, more honey, lemon and citrus dominate the back with a light bitterness. Light to medium body, a touch creamy, lively on the back of the tongue and an assertive carbonation.
01-24-2012 16:16:18 | More by cpetrone84
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours a hazy slightly orange yellow colour with average head. The nose is slight citrus with some spice. This is quite a dry Wit with a quick finish. Refreshing but not too complex I admit with all the great wheat beers in BC I would probably not buy this again as it lacks the full bodied mouthfeel that I look for in the style
08-16-2008 00:21:24 | More by canucklehead
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
This beer pours a golden/honey like colour which is a little cloudy and has a half finger head that disspates quite quickly,it smells of orange peel some corriander and some light earthy,citrus notes,on taste it tastes alright just some citrusy,wheat flavours not bad for a witbier but i have had better versions of this style as it just doesnt have that full mouthfeel a witbier should leave you with,but in saying that could easliy drink more than one of these on a nice hot summers day.
07-13-2009 11:35:04 | More by ADZA
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
10-31-2013 11:45:19 | More by dcmchew
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
07-18-2013 20:01:02 | More by Ciocanelu
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
07-27-2014 12:12:32 | More by shigg85
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
12-29-2013 08:13:54 | More by schnarr84
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
02-02-2014 06:23:28 | More by Kmat10
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
04-26-2013 20:11:54 | More by samEBC
3.98/5 rDev +10.9%
Drank form my Duvel Tulip
A - Pours a cloudy honeycomb colour with white film head.
S - Has a sweet buttescotch aroma to it that is very nice
T - Has plenty of the usual characteristics of a Belgian wit and finishes with a sweet zing on the tongue.
M - Light to medium body and decent carbonation
D - One of the better wits that you'll find
11-13-2010 13:58:26 | More by eric5bellies
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
08-26-2014 09:37:52 | More by mattfancett
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
07-31-2014 20:41:11 | More by leitmotif
3.38/5 rDev -5.8%
Pours a cloudy gold with a quickly dissipating head that leaves a bit of lace around the edges of the glass. Smells of lemon, banana, and something metallic. Tastes similarly, with fruit, sweet and bitter, up front and a sharp aftertaste. Finishes with coriander which is a welcome respite from the fruit up front. Mouthfeel is thin and not altogether satisfying. Drinkable on a hot day, no doubt, but there may be a bit of the "any port in a storm" in that thought. In general, an OK witbier, but definitely not the best I've had.
08-12-2006 02:25:37 | More by roblowther
3/5 rDev -16.4%
02-19-2014 09:43:15 | More by GRUUMSH
District of Columbia
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours a cloudy orange that never seems to stop effervescing. There is a large head which leaves an intricate lace on the glass. Smell is pleasant like a spiced banana with sweet apricots and other fruits. The taste is a little weak... you can taste the same fruits but also too much water to make it enjoyable. In the very end of the sip you can get a citrus kick, but again the water takes it down quickly and leaves no lingering.
04-25-2005 12:09:14 | More by Toddv29424
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
07-07-2013 17:30:16 | More by Marius
Quebec (Canada)
3.72/5 rDev +3.6%
08-14-2014 00:05:10 | More by slowfade
4.58/5 rDev +27.6%
I used a stein to serve this witbier.
The fresh and fruity odour is the first … that I discovered.
A white head with large bubbles developed, but it quickly collapsed to leave a nice creamy layer on top of the beer. In the middle there are some grey brown traces of yeast. It looks a bit like molten chocolate on top of a cup of coffee.
The odour is very rich and intense. It contains fruit: lemon, banana, orange, apple and grapes, natural sweetness: dates ,grains and yeast.
The name of the beer already reveals that it must contain a lot of yeast. This translates itself in the remains on the head, the foggy golden orange colour and the strong yeast smell.
Upfront the taste is less strong than the odour. At first it's really disappointing actually. The taste is very water like. A slight hint of grains and some yeast.
Luckily the real taste is combined in the aftertaste. It's a slowly evolving pallet of all components. It sets of with the yeast that becomes stronger and stronger. As seconds go by, other elements appear: lemon, grapes, cookie dough,…
The mouthfeel is quite good, very refreshing. The difference with other witbieren is that the taste concentrates more on the yeasty bread-like taste instead on the light sour fruity taste.
It's not the best witbeer, but it earns a lot of respect because it dares to experiment en try different combinations.
11-19-2007 18:20:59 | More by Bierschenker
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
07-28-2014 18:46:32 | More by arkanu
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3. Place each turkey in the middle of your place setting to greet your hungry and happy guests.
My Grandmother Bradley is one of the best cooks to ever come out of Evans County, Georgia. Her sweet potato soufflé is the perfect blend of sweet potatoes, butter and sugar. I hope that you enjoy this favorite that has been around for many years.
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3 cups sweet potatoes, cooked and mashed
1 cup sugar
2 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup butter, softened
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup marshmallows, optional
1/2 cup raisins, optional
1 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup pecans, chopped
1/2 cup butter, melted
Mix sweet potatoes, sugar, eggs, milk, salt, butter and vanilla with a mixer. If using, add marshmallows and raisins and mix by hand. Pour into buttered dish. Mix all topping ingredients together and spread over sweet potato mixture. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes.
It is never too late to start your own family traditions. Whether it is a favorite recipe or a game that you play every year around the table, traditions have a way of uniting us. I wish you and your family a very blessed Thanksgiving holiday. May it be filled with love and gratitude for family and friends.
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Beautiful place setting!!!! And excellent recipe!! Thank you for all your great ideas and visuals. Yes, we all have so much to be thankful for.
By Sandra on November 28, 2012
For years I have used pinecones for placecard holders for our Thanksgiving meal. I love the idea of remembering what we are thankful for. This year we have a new grandson to be so, so thankful for! Thanks for your Grandmother Bradley's recipe. . .mine is much like that and delicious! I can only imagine what a great cook your grandmother is.
By Viki Curtis on November 27, 2012
Great ideas. I especially like passing around blank cards and all write a Thanksgiving blessing. The sweet potato souffle sounds delicious. I'll keep this receipe for sure!
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The pinecone turkeys really make the table look traditional and festive for the holidays. The sweet potato souffle was delicious. Thanks for sharing this information and this recipe. I always enjoy this blog!!
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Love the little turkey, Cindy. 'Simple craft idea that looks so classy.
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Edwards chose the Matrix3, which has rarely toured with a short-run production, because he believed the time had come to bring high-end modular digital technology to the upper crust of the bus-and-truck circuit. "LCS Audio CueConsoles have been used as FOH systems on Broadway and in Las Vegas for some time," says Edwards, a principal of Audio Design International in New York. "As for touring, several Cirque du Soleil tours have them, but their shows are always in the same tent and usually stay for a month or more. As far as I know, this may be the first time that an all-LCS system has toured 30-plus venues with runs of only a few days up to a couple weeks at the most."
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Production sound mixer Cameron Grant was initially skeptical about this highly computerized approach to theatre sound, but he has become an enthusiastic convert. "I wasn't thrilled about it at the beginning," he confesses. "It was so different from anything I had worked on before. But now I'm a disciple. This is the future." Grant says his attitude changed as he grasped the programmability and flexibility of the Matrix3 approach.
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Out on the road, Grant enjoys the same flexibility as he finetunes the system for each new venue. "You have the whole sound board in your hand. Anything you can do at FOH, you can do on your laptop. You can go down to the expensive seats, down front and center, and get the vocals and the band all clean and rich. Or I can go up to the balcony and do it from there. If I could get sound in my hotel room, I could mix from there!"
Edwards was primarily responsible for configuring the Matrix3 package, programming the cues, and integrating mixing and processing with the Meyer Sound system. The Matrix3 handles processing for the 112 inputs and 40-plus outputs, supplemented only by a TC Electronic R6000 reverb and a Waves Maxx BCL for bass enhancement. "I love the simplicity and efficiency of RF and band microphones feeding the Matrix3 inputs, and then the Matrix3 outputs feeding the self-powered speakers with virtually nothing in between," remarks Edwards. "And I'm delighted with the sound of the rig."
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat stars Patrick Cassidy in the title role and Amy Adams as the narrator. The tour is currently scheduled for stops in 31 cities, concluding on July 30 at the Orpheum Theatre in Omaha, NE.


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Petition to heat the Rivermark Pool year-round
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, ALL LEGAL HOMEOWNERS OF RIVERMARK IN SANTA CLARA, CA, HEREBY PETITION THE RIVERMARK BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMPASS MANAGEMENT GROUP, INC. AS FOLLOWS: 1. We use the Rivermark Pool for activities including, but not limited to, recreation, swimming lessons for our children, exercise, and physical therapy. 2. The Rivermark Pool is currently unheated during many periods of mild weather when Rivermark residents would benefit from its use. 3. We hereby request that the Rivermark Pool be heated during the full calendar year, to commence immediately. 4. The undersigned hereby approve an increase of an amount not to exceed $1.00 (one dollar) per month in Rivermark Homeowners Association Dues to cover inremental pool heating and maintenance costs. 5. By signing this petition we hereby certify that we are legal Rivermark homeowners and dues-paying members of the Rivermark Homeowners Association. Thank You, Rivermark Homeowners
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By Richard Gaines
Staff Writer
---- — An airing of grievances and an airing of fears rained down on U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren Tuesday in her first meeting with the fishing community since she took office last month.
The grievances were those of business people, descendants of the nation's earliest industry, who in one form of another had made their way harvesting the sea, but now find themselves trapped by government edicts and policy said to be posing as biology, according to Vito Giacalone, the local port's best known and connected leader.
The fears were those of a community poised to lose it all in the weeks to come, when new controls on the harvesting of the sea take effect May 1, and families find there is no one left from whom to borrow when second mortgages and personal loans come due.
There was a poignancy in the life-collapsing stories told by one fisherman after another with little reticence because, in the ever-smaller circle of the Gloucester fishing fleet and associated supporters, pulled and pushed without notice by government regulators, most everyone knew most everyone else's sad tale.
Setting the coordinates of the catastrophe were a handful of fishermen. Al Cattone said that, once the 77 percent cut in cod, voted by the New England Fishery Management Council last month, takes effect May 1, he would have about 3,000 pounds to himself for the entire year — less than 10 percent of what he took out three years ago.
Joe Orlando said his allocation would collapse from 108,000 pounds of cod to 17,000. And Don King, who fishes near shore with a state permit, added that the commonwealth has allocated only 122,000 pounds for the entire fleet of state permitted boats, 21 full-timers and 40 more part-timers.
"My payments are $1,000 a week, and I can fish four months in the year," he said.
Scott Memhard — who owns Cape Pond Ice, and, like nearly all the boat owners, was deep in debt, $1 million to the U.S. Commerce Department alone — said his wife took a call in recent days from National Grid.
"National Grid was going to shut off my power unless we gave them $17,000 on a credit card," said Memhard. "If you take us (the only ice house on the port) out of the equation, Gloucester falls apart very quickly," said the second generation of icemen.
"My life is a financial ruin," said Orlando. "No fish, no fishing, loans will not be paid, I may even lose my house. I feel like I've wasted 40 years of my life," he added.
State Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante, likened the unfolding tragedy to "The Grapes of Wrath," John Steinbeck's 1039 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of Oklahoma tenant farmers driven off their land by dust storms and bank debt.
Warren, who grew up on the prairies of Oklahoma and made her reputation as a fearless foe of Wall Street, listened wide-eyed, and was advised by Memhard against making hope of a hopeless situation and playing with the emotions of the audience. The gathering included about three dozen fishermen, shoreside business owners, representatives of the Northeast Seafood Coalition and the Gloucester Fishing Community Preservation Fund, former Mayor John Bell, state Sen. Bruce Tarr, a representative of Congressman John Tierney and aides to Warren.
Mayor Carolyn Kirk was invited but did not attend. Ferrante said Kirk told her she had a previous commitment she could not break.
"We're in the 59th minute of the 11th hour," Warren said at the beginning after her introduction by Ferrante, who had organized the meeting during the weekend, which fit into a whirlwind, day's tour of Essex County for Warren. "I'm trying to put the pieces in place to keep (the fishing community) from going away. I'm not backing down."
"This is people on death row; we're looking for a pardon," said Chris Duffy after the breakup of the meeting. Duffy manages the Cape Ann Seafood Exchange, one of the two public fish auctions on the Gloucester waterfront.
"A reprieve" would satisfy for now, Warren said after hearing Duffy's description outside the second floor conference room of the Rockport National Bank branch office on Parker Street.
After more than an hour of blunt confessions of failure — or as the dayboat fisherman Paul Cohan preferred, intentional destruction of fishing rights to allow Wall Street investors to sweep up the scraps — Warren was almost speechless.
She said she was building a regional coalition and trying to energize the effort, dead in the water since the end of the lame duck 112th Congress for a $150 million fisheries disaster relief appropriation which was scotched by the House Republican leadership in January.
She also said she understood fishermen's need to have the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to continue paying the full cost of at sea monitors, which it did during the first three years of the catch share fishery management system that many in the industry blame for killing jobs and leading to the Commerce-declared "economic disaster" in the Northeast groundfishery.
The Gloucester-based Northeast Seafood Coalition released a letter at the meeting urging NOAA to reverse its formerly stated position and allow a second year of interim, emergency catch limits on Gulf of Maine cod — which would hold the cutback to the 22 percent of 2012 rather than the 77 percent that the gathering agreed would be a death knell for the industry.
Addressed to the senators of the five coastal New England states and New York, the coalition, which represents about two thirds of the groundfishing interests of the region, said, "The forced transition of our New England groundfishery to catch share management and hard TACs (total allowable catches) came with all sorts of rosy promises of resource abundance and economic stability. Maybe even prosperity, the coalition letter said.
"That transition was difficult enough to survive, and many of our friends simply didn't make it. But for those of us left standing, the situation today is simply unbelievable," the coalition letter reads.
"There is no stability. There are only repeated, record reductions in catch limits. Prosperity is a discarded dream. This is a real disaster."
Orlando, Cattone and others — including Sarah Robinson, an anthropologist and lawyer — emphasized that the disaster did not come solely through declining stocks.
"There is no stable understanding of the stocks," said Robinson, and with each successive government assessment comes dramatic changes in the conclusions about the previous conclusions, leading to a whipsawing of catch limits as estimates of stock sizes go careening up and down and fishermen are made to respond.
"It's a crazy, crazy system," she said.
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Interview Details General background questions, good interviewer.
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Interview Details The first thing I did was talk to the HR manager. She took me to a room where she gave me a skills test. The test was pretty in depth and detailed with various event and things from the maintenance field. After that was complete I left. Once they get the scores I was called to return for an interview. This was with the plant manager and I was walked through the plant and introduced to a few of the maintenance personnel. After that we talked about starting pay and benefits and when I could start.
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I applied through college or university and the process took 2 weeks - interviewed at Temple-Inland in May 2010.
Interview Details I contacted an HR person when I heard of the job opening. I was then emailed and called to schedule a phone interview. After the phone interview they called me back and invited me to an interview at their HQ. I then interviewed with members of the team I would be working with and someone from HR. The people seemed nice but I wasn't impressed with the caliber of employees or work.
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I applied in-person and the process took 3 months - interviewed at Temple-Inland in January 2008.
Interview Details I was given 2 interviews first was with Team lead the second was with both. Questions asked were technical on the first second involed more about the company
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The process took a day - interviewed at Temple-Inland in July 2009.
Interview Details My resume was picked out of the blue from Monster and I was contacted by both the director for the position and one of their HR professionals. After playing phone tag for a couple of weeks we scheduled an interview. The interview was going to be with the director and one of his managers at a local restaurant.
On the phone and in person the gentleman was pleasant and appeared to have good people skills.
In meeting them, they seemed to have a good sense of the type of work that I do and asked a lot of behavioral questions related to techniques used in my profession.
While asking questions, I inquired about promotion potential and the general reality of upward mobility in the organization. When they responded, in detail, about the lack of upward mobility I pretty much lost all interest in the position.
Overall, the company seemed like it might be a good place to work for and the gentlemen that I talked with had good heads on their shoulders.
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The most amazingly random person you could ever meet. A Calai is a rare breed of human that has sick dancing skills and has an affinity for screaming random cat related phrases when put in to large crowds.
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Backpacker Magazine – May 2011
BACKPACKER's camping experts are coming soon to an outdoor shop near you. Learn what you can expect from this dynamic couple and their Get Out More clinics.
Just wanted to give feedback. I was a tag along to the talk and I was blown away by the Propsters. They have wonderful enthusiasm and are true "people" people. They were extremely knowledgeable and very helpful with suggestions, questions and information. Loved getting to actually see the cricket too!
Just saw you guys last night at the Marlton REI. Thanks for what you guys do. You had a Nemo Obi 2p with you. It had green colored tent poles. Was this a newer or older version of the Obi 2? I am trying to find the Obi online with green poles.
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text: Te Kākano Information Centre Te Kākano is the name of the Pacific People Information Centre located in the west wing of the Māori Gallery. Te Kākano was established to enhance visitor awareness of Pacific Island and Māori cultures and their precious treasures. The name Te Kākano, is derived from the ancient expression, e kore au e ngaro. He kakano i ruia mai i Rangiatea (I will never be lost, because the seed was planted in Rangiatea). This proverb refers to the values and traditions that have been passed down over generations since Māori left their homeland of Rangiatea. The name, Te Kākano, illustrates the link Māori maintain with their Polynesian ancestry. Te Kākano provides information about Auckland Museum's Māori and Pacific collections. An important element of Te Kākano's vision is to enhance the links for Māori and Pacific people to their cultural heritage and to underline the importance of identity for Māori and Pacific people today. Resources Virtual tour and databases The Te Kākano taonga database now holds information on over 2,000 treasures and encourages visitors to learn more about our Pacific treasures. The objects in the database are both from the galleries and the Museum's storage. Researchers may use a variety of ways to access information on the collections, including a keyword search, a virtual gallery, and a geographic search. Te Kākano also holds a selection of books and magazines from the Museum Library. These are able to be read in the Centre and photocopying facilities are available for visitors who would like to take information home with them. Hours Te Kākano is open seven days of the week and staffed from 10am to 2.30pm on week days and 10am to 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays, all year round except for Christmas day. Contact us +64 9 306 7070 ext 7089 Fax: +64 9 379 9956 email@example.com


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Hoop It Up 2: Pizza and Mens Basketball Game
Back by popular demand! Enjoy pizza for dinner, hear some game strategy from Assistant Mens Basketball Coach Marcus Jenkins and then watch the Princeton Mens Basketball team take on Dartmouth at 7pm in their first Ivy League home game of the season! Both pizza and game are free. Bring the kids to this family-friendly event. Sign-up is required and space is limited. Please contact Olivia at email@example.com to sign up. Sponsored by the Graduate School.
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Chargers sign pair of O-linemen
The Chargers signed O-linemen Colin Baxter and Stephen Schilling and placed WR Seyi Ajirotutu and C David Molk on injured reserve.
Ingram, Taylor to get extra looks in Chargers' final month
In the final month of the season, injuries will pave the way for some youngsters to show what's in store for San Diego's future.
AFC West Spin cycle: Denver stays hot, clinches division
It's only Week 13, but the AFC West has been won. The Broncos clinched the division with their win over the Buccaneers.
Bengals top Chargers for fourth-straight win
Andy Dalton scrambled for a 6-yard touchdown with 4:11 left for the go-ahead score and the Bengals won their fourth straight game, 20-13 over the Chargers.
Chargers blacked out for second week in a row
The Chargers-Bengals game in San Diego will be blacked out on local television this Sunday.
WR Spurlock rejoins Chargers
The Chargers claimed WR Micheal Spurlock off waivers from the Jaguars and waived RB Curtis Brinkley.
Chargers SS Bigby placed on I.R.
Chargers SS Atari Bigby was placed on injured reserve with a groin injury, the team announced Tuesday.
Broncos sign RB Hester
The Broncos signed former Chargers RB Jacob Hester on Monday, the team announced.
AFC West Spin cycle: Chiefs give Broncos a scare
Romeo Crennel's Chiefs gave the Broncos quite the scare, but Denver hung on and is one win away from clinching the division.
Ravens come back to stun Chargers in OT
Justin Tucker kicked a 38-yard field with 1:07 left in overtime to complete a stunning comeback for the Ravens, who beat the staggering Chargers 16-13.
Chargers place OT Gaither on injured reserve
Chargers OLT Jared Gaither has been placed on injured reserve with a groin injury, the team announced Friday.
Chargers-Ravens blacked out in San Diego
The Chargers-Ravens game on Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium will be blacked out on local television, the Chargers announced.
Rookie DE Reyes a new bright spot for Chargers
The youth movement in the Chargers' front seven got another boost in Week 11 by the play of DE Kendall Reyes.
AFC West Spin cycle: Broncos add to lead
The Broncos are in command of the underwhelming AFC West after knocking off the Chargers in Week 11.
O-line play not helping Chargers' cause
The Chargers have not come close to hitting preseason expectations on the offensive side of the football, and the O-line play is a big reason.
The San Diego Chargers have placed Floyd on season-ending injured reserve.||||||| Floyd sustained an ankle injury. He led the Chargers with 56 catches for 814 yards and five touchdowns.
Floyd caught five passes for 108 yards during Sunday's 31-24 loss at New Orleans.||||||| Floyd's big night marked his second 100-yard game of the season. He hasn't scored, though, since Week 1.
The Chargers signed Floyd to a three-year contract extension Wednesday through 2015. Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed.||||||| Floyd has 13 catches for 227 yards and a touchdown in three games this season. The 6-foot-5, 225-pound former Wyoming player has 190 receptions for 3,397 yards and 21 touchdowns in eight NFL seasons.
Floyd had six catches for 109 yards during a 38-10 rout of Tennessee on Sunday.||||||| With Vincent Jackson gone to Tampa Bay, it could be Floyd's turn to shine. He has 175 yards and a touchdown through the first two games.
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Join us in celebrating the SRC's 5th Anniversary!
The Recreation & Wellness department would like to extend an invitation to everyone in the ODU and Hampton Roads community to please join us this Friday, February 21 for a celebration in honor of the Student Recreation Center's 5th Anniversary. The celebration of our facility's history and growth will begin at Noon in the SRC and will feature President Broderick as our guest speaker. Please take a moment to RSVP by clicking here. Light refreshments will be served.
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Indianapolis author Lynne Gleason collects e-mails and stories between her family and friends, and has now released two books from them.
Gleason grew up in a big family from Ohio. She joined the hotel business and is now the executive housekeeper at Country Inn and Suites in Indianapolis.
Her work has taken her all over the country — from New York to California and from Texas to Washington, D.C. She has been living in Indianapolis for the past two years since her first book was published.
Please Forward, Do Not Delete is Gleason's first book that was written because her best friend told her to write a book with all of the stories she has.
"Since I travel all over, I don't get home that much, so I thought writing a book should be nice," Gleason said. "This helps me keep in touch with my family such as my nieces and nephews — it keeps us together."
She self-published the book with a company called Xlibris, a book publishing company created by authors. She started selling the book through gift shops and by word of mouth.
"It was my first writing experience," she said. "It gets easier as you keep doing this. It has been a lot of fun and I've met a lot of good people."
She published her second book, Please Forward, Do Not Delete Book Two, about a year after the first book came out.
"I was not in this to make money," she said. "I did this for my family."
She has since had a book tour in Medina, Ohio, California, and at a library in Chicago where they promoted new authors' books.
Gleason is now in the process of writing her next book, which will be about the experiences she and others have had in the hotel business. She hopes to get it finished by next summer.
"I want to put good messages out there, to bring a positive outlook on life," she said. "I want to bring happiness to someone's life; I have cute little stories that hopefully will make someone smile."
Gleason's books may be found on Amazon; http://www.amazon.com/Please-Forward-Do-Not-Delete/dp/146918043X or http://www.amazon.com/PLEASE-FORWARD-NOT-DELETE-BOOK-ebook/dp/B007XA686A.


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reviews for: listing #12101 - Orlando, Florida Villa rental
- bedrooms 4
- pool yes
- type Villa
- baths 2½
- hot tub no
- community Spring Lake
- sleeps 10
- pets allowed no
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$700 - $1,050 /wk
$2,500 - $4,000 /mth
Very lovely home
Review submitted: April 17, 2012 Date of arrival: April 7, 2012
I absolutely loved staying in this home. It looks just like in the pictures. This is a well maintained home and is close to not only Disney/Universal but to alot of restaurants, movie theatres and Walmart and other grocery stores. I would recommend anyone to stay here, the pool was great and well maintained. I simply love this home and we will be back to stay again next year.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 5 / 5
Lovely Vacation
Review submitted: September 14, 2011 Date of arrival: August 26, 2011
We had a wonderful time in your house! It was far beyond our expectations!
The pictures on the internet does not do it justice. The next time we plan a
vacation to that area I would certainly like to be able to use your house again.
Everything was just lovely.
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 3 / 3
vacy 2011
Review submitted: July 27, 2011 Date of arrival: July 16, 2011
Our stay was fun and thoroughly enjoyed it. rated it 4 because appliances need upgrading. like when we ran the dishwasher, rusty particles stuck to the plates, then we had to manually do the dishes again. microwave would not heat appropriately, we had to microwave food twice. then the issue of the alarm system, we could not turn the alarm on without setting it off when we go downstairs to get some water in the middle of the night. the keypad needs to be upgraded, we could not turn the motion sensor off. But place was nice and a very good location.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers
Owners response:
I have been renting my home for over 13 years and these are the first guests that have tried to set the alarm whilst in the house. In fact they set the alarm off 3 times in 3 days and on each occasion the police responded.
Regarding the appliances, I have never received any complaints from past guests, microwaves have different power levels and the timer has to be set according to the wattage of the particular model that is being used. I will ask my management agent to investigate the reported problem with the dishwasher although the "rust particles" could be due to incorrect loading of the machine which would result in the dishes not being cleaned properly.
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 0 / 1
Great Family Vacation
Review submitted: June 30, 2011 Date of arrival: June 20, 2011
The house was perfect for my family and I, there were 8 of us, 3 children and 5 adults. Centrally located, airport, Disney, Orlando downtown not more than 15 to 20 mins. Cocoa Beach just 1 hr away. We were amazed how quickly we could get to the things we wanted to see. Grocery, drug store, Walmart not more than 10 min away for any necessities.
The house was very clean and well kept, all you had to do was unpack. The pool was warm and inviting and we made great use of it.
I would tell my friends about this house and have already given the information to 3 people looking for a rental home in Orlando.
As you can tell by my review we had a great stay.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 0 / 0
Fantastic Orlando Vacation Destination
Review submitted: April 26, 2011 Date of arrival: April 19, 2011
This house was fantastic! It was comfortable and warm and really felt like home. The pool was clean and just beautiful. The house is very well maintained and has everything you need. It was such an easy commute to all the parks and with a grocery store right up the street we were able to stop in and pick up something to grill by the pool after spending a long day taking in all the excitement Orlando has to offer. I will recommend this home to my family and friends. Thanks for making this vacation such a special one!!!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Do you find this review helpful? Yes No
Helpful votes: 0 / 0
Great Vacation
Review submitted: February 3, 2011 Date of arrival: December 11, 2010
Hi Malcolm,
I just wanted to say we all thoroughly enjoyed our week at your house in Orlando, your house is very comfortable and would love to return and stay there again in the future.
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Review of Property #12101
Review submitted: October 14, 2010 Date of arrival: September 5, 2010
I have used this house for a number of vacations and have always found it excellent in every way. It is spacious enough for a family holiday, or two families and is also ideal for just a couple. It is very well located for access to all the theme parks and other attractions, with Walt Disney World only a 15 minute drive away. Orlando International Airport is an easy 10 minute drive and Sanford Airport is easily reached via the SR417 toll road.
There are two supermarkets a few minutes drive away and numerous restaurants and other shops located at The Loop mall, 10 minutes drive away. International Drive and the outlet malls are also easily reached.
The house is spotlessly clean, as is the pool. The photographs on the website are accurate and reflect the amenities of the house. The management company is unfailingly helpful and, being located just a short distance away, very fast to respond to any queries.
Overall the website gives a very accurate picture of the house and I would have no hesitation in recommending this property to my friends and have done so several times.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
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Excellent Family Vacation
Review submitted: February 6, 2010 Date of arrival: May 5, 2009
This property suited our family of 8 perfectly. There was quick and easy access to Disney, Shopping the airport etc. Pool was great - clean.Kids and adults enjoyed. Quite neighborhood comfortable beds well equiped kitchen. Malcolm the owner was great to deal with. We hope to come back soon. Ps -Thanks for the weather too -average 85 degrees and no rain for 2weeks!
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The rental house was everything it was promised to be and more. It was very comfortable and beautifully furnished. We had a wonderful time and it was so nice to be able to stay together with family and friends during our son's wedding. We would definitely do it again!
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Hi QM Gurus,
I'm creating Inspection lots back of PM Orders for preventive maintenance. The Inspection lot carries Quantitive Inspection Characteristics. Also I maintain the upper and lower level specification (e.g. upper limit 10, lower limit 5)
When I do the result recording in QE51N, depending on the result I enter system determines Accept or Reject. E.g. if I enter 7, system gives a pop-up automatially selecting Accept; if I enter 3 it selects Reject.
But the issue I have is, I still can change what system proposes either to Accept or Reject. Is there a way to stop this? Simply I dont want system to show the Accept/Reject pop-up. The value entered is the only input expected from the user.
Your help is highly appreciated.
Check your sampling procedures and use the appropriate valuation mode to evaluate a char. manual or automatic.If its automatic then system will do valuation automatically and not give pop up
Try this.
Apart from this ensure you are not using sampling procedure that contains manual valuation.
Perhaps you may need to set appropriate selected set under proposal for inspection point valuation on the same screen, in case you are dealing with inspection points.
Again I would say go to QDV2 and check the valuation mode...
Hi Sujit & Anand,
I am also facing same problem, I do not see Automatic valuation mode in sampling procedure.Also i have tried Mr. Anand suggestion, Maintain plant setting --> recording Config.---> All background function but still i am getting that Accept/ Reject pop-up.
Please suggest,
There can be one possiblity that system is not able to decide whether char is accepte or rejected ...say you have selected valaution mode in SP as " attributive inspection according to nonconforming units " and system not able to determine nonconforming sample units from result you enter and so on.
I tried with following steps and it worked fine for me.
After this, you need not click on lock symbol in QA32, system does it automatically and valuates also as per the acceptance number. Kindly confirm what acceptance number and valuation mode you are using.
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Hi anand,
I tried as per your steps mentioned and working fine but my setting in IMG for result recording configuration is "no background function"
Presently I am not getting that Accept/Reject pop-up now but i found that when i valuate that inspection lot for off spec. value also it marks green i.e. Accept. Actually it should be red ( rejected) . Can u explain more on this or is it dependent on acceptance number ?
Initially, For sampling procedure my setting was "Fixed sample" and valuation mode was "SPC Inspection " In earlier reply sujit also suggested the same and he was also correct.
Thanks for clarification,
Hi Sunil,
Yes. It depends upon acceptance number. I try to explain further.
Lets say I am using FIXED5 sampling procedure with 2 as acceptance number. It means that out of my 5 readings if 2 fall outside the tolerance range then also the valuation would be accepted. Kindly refer following screenshot.
Is this your scenario? Regards,
Hi Anand,
Thank your very much for your further explaination.


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Ocean Breeze in Summerland Key
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Summerland Beach Est
- rates (USD) $ 7,000 - $ 7,000 / month
vacation rental description
The breathtaking sunrises and amazing Atlantic Ocean views with lush tropical hardwood hammock
street side afford a secluded oceanfront retreat. This gated estate property is located in the
quite subdivision of Summerland Beach Estates on deepwater Niles Channel.
Enjoy the 2500 sq. ft. living area with 1400 sq. ft. covered and open decks of this beautiful
custom built home completed in 2008. Travertine marble floors, granite kitchen counters, marble
tile and vanity counters in all baths, high end appliances. 3 bedroom, 2 full baths and 2 half
baths - sleeps 8/9 comfortably.
Master bedroom (king/tv/private bath with whirlpool tub); Guest bedroom (queen/private bath); Guest
bedroom (2 twin); open alcove (twin sofa bed); Den (sofa sleeper full size/tv)
Enjoy the day at your private oceanfront heated/cooled swimming pool, beach area or on the dock. Boating, snorkeling, kayaking, swimming and laying in the hammock will
keep you "busy"!
Easy access to ocean or back country. Ocean
offers deep water fishing, fabulous diving and snorkeling on reefs & coral heads, Looe Key Reef
(Marine Sanctuary) is just 4 miles offshore. Back country offers awesome flats & wreck fishing,
snorkeling and many beaches only accessible by boat.
Enjoy the many restaurants, shopping areas, activities, beaches and parks located within the short
distance between Marathon (25 miles to the north) and Key West (25 miles to the south).
house rental amenities
Telephone, Wireless internet, Cable TV, DVD, Stereo, 5 CD player, IPOD dock, Reading material,
Central air conditioning, High end appliances including wine cooler, Small kitchen appliances,
dishes, pots & pans, utensils etc., Gas BBQ grill, Washer/Dryer, ironing board, blow dryers, all
linens, heated and cooled swimming pool, kayaks, observation/swim dock, swimming and snorkeling from
shore, outdoor shower, deep water dockage available with fish cleaning table and covered parking for
smaller vehicles.
activities and attractions in Summerland Key The Florida Keys
There are many activities between Marathon and Key West that include (but of course not limited to!)
Fishing, diving and all forms of water related activities. Beaches, parks, museums, movie and live
theaters, nature trails, golf, miniature golf, tennis, fitness centers, spa type services, flea
market and several resturants, bars, live music and shopping opportunities. Sunset celebration in
Key West and at just about any time of year there are local festivals or fishing tournaments going
on. Several types of water excursions are available, private or group.
vacation rental rates
12.5% sales/bed tax will be added to rental rate.
Utilities and standard post-tenancy cleaning included in rental rates.
$1,000.00 Security Deposit required to in order to secure your booking. 50% of rent, taxes & fees
due 60 days prior to check-in and balance of rent, taxes and fees due 30 days prior to check-in.
Refund policy is outlined in "Rental Agreement" available upon request.
We accept Visa, Mastercard or personal checks more than 30 days prior to check-in (any fees incurred
as a result of worthless checks will be charged to Guest and all available means to collect under
Florida Law will be utilized)


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The Salt Fork football team were down 20-0 going into the fourth quarter of their Class 1A second round game against Carrollton, but the fight was far from over for the Storm.
Salt Fork scored three touchdowns in the fourth to put a scare into the Hawks, but a turnover late ended the Storm's rise and the season with a 26-20 defeat.
"The kids played tough until the end and that is something we have been doing all year," Salt Fork coach Brian Plotner said. "It is a testament for them that they were able to come back from being down."
The Hawks built the big lead in the second quarter with three touchdowns over the slow-starting Storm.
"It was a tale of two halves," Salt Fork coach Brian Plotner said. "We made some turnovers and gave them some short fields. But we fought back and we were able to get the ball with 1:15 left, but we turned the ball over."
Salt Fork started the fourth with a 37-yard touchdown pass from Jacob Hughes to Luke Maddox, and then Clayton Fauver took over as he scored two five-yard scoring runs.
Fauver would end up with 34 yards rushing while Colton Fauver had 33 and Hughes had 14. Hughes was also 14-of-40 for 157 yards and an interception with Maddox catching five passes for 67 yards and Nick Hedges catching four for 47.
The Storm end the season at 9-2, but it did include a first-round playoff win and something for Plotner to build on for next season.
"We lost eight seniors and while the ending was not what we wanted for them, I am proud of what they have done here," Plotner said. "For the younger players, they got a chance to go to the second round and travel three hours for a game and it was a great experience for them."


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Beer Department
Our Selection:
There have never been more great beers and ales available from all over America and the rest of the world than there are now. We at the Mill Valley Market take pride in offering our customers a generous and knowledgeable selection of the best. At present we have over 400 beers—and still counting!
In addition to standard American beers, we stock a wide selection of craft artisan brews from all over the US. Our selection of California beers, for example, includes:
- 21st Amendment
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Mill Valley Market stays well-stocked with imported standbys as well (Beck's, Stella Artois, Pilsner Urquell, Guinness, etc.). Our many unique imports include Red Rice Ale (Japan), Weihenstephaner ales (Germany) the worlds oldest brewery, Old Suffolk English Ale (England) aged in oak vats and the fabulous Nora (Italy). And check out our bevy of Belgium brews—46 at last count, including many Trappist ales.
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Our policy, inline with UNICEF guidelines, is to avoid institutional care whenever possible. We believe that the family is the structure most suitable for providing care for children. International research has proven that consigning children to orphanages for long term care can be detrimental to their development and does not respect a child's basic rights.
Children may be placed in orphanages after loosing a parent, despite having family members who want to care for them but lack the means to do so. Orphanages often represent access to food, clothing, and education, when what really should be done, is make these necessities accessible in the local villages and communities. When an orphanage is treated as the principal solution, it can hinder the incentive for the local population to address the orphan problem and at the same time channel resources into making better orphanages, which encourages parents and families to abandon their children for lack of a better alternative. For all these reasons we channel our resources into supporting families and encouraging family and foster care as opposed to orphanage care for vulnerable children.


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Sam Ojuri rushed for a touchdown, Brock Jensen threw a scoring pass to Kevin Vaadeland, and North Dakota State held South Dakota State to a season low in total offense Saturday, Nov. 10, in a 20-17 win that clinched at least a share of the Missouri Valley Football Conference title.
North Dakota State (9-1, 6-1 MVFC) clinched a share of its second straight Valley Football title and its third conference title since 2006 (including the Great West). It is the program's 29th conference title overall.
The Bison also claimed the Dakota Marker trophy for the third straight year and hold a 5-4 edge in the Marker series.
Adam Keller added a pair of field goals for NDSU, including a 30-yarder in the third quarter that put the Bison ahead for good.
The Bison held SDSU (7-3, 5-2) to 209 yards of total offense, just 46 of them on the ground. A lot of those yards came on the Jackrabbits' 74-yard scoring drive in the final minutes, but SDSU couldn't recover the ensuing onside kick and NDSU ran out the clock.
North Dakota State has allowed over 100 yards rushing only once in 10 games this season. The Bison have limited opponents to under 250 yards of total offense in 10 of the last 11 games.
Ojuri had 75 yards rushing and put the Bison ahead 20-10 on a 3-yard touchdown run with 2:39 left that proved to be the game-winning score.
North Dakota State had 251 yards of total offense including 171 yards rushing. Jensen had 14 carries for 67 yards rushing including a career long rush of 56 yards. The Bison held a 35:08 to 24:52 advantage in time of possession including over 21 minutes in the second half.
Linebacker Travis Beck led the NDSU defense with nine tackles, while South Dakota State linebacker Ross Shafrath turned in a game-high 15. The Bison had five sacks including 1.5 for linebacker Grant Olson, who had eight tackles. Chase Hettiger, Doug Peete and Chase Douglas each had one sack for the Jackrabbits.
Both punters were kept busy. South Dakota State's Ethan Sawyer punted eight times for an average of 40.6 yards including two inside the 20 and a long punt of 60. NDSU's Ben LeCompte punted five times for an average of 49.8 yards including a long punt of 63 yards.
The game was played before a sellout crowd of 18,721 fans at Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome. It is the program's 13th sellout over the past seven seasons.
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Partnering with regional and local authorities
UNDP aims to develop strategic alliances with European Regions and Local Authorities for decentralized cooperation - with and through the UN: mobilization of innovative resources. The aim is to facilitate the setting up of international, national and local structures for local governance and development and to broker UN partnerships that help to foster UN reform.
The objectives of the partnership are to provide support to regional and local governments interested in establishing collaboration, as follows:
• Promotion of ART GOLD, LEDA and WACAP Programmes;
• At the request of regional and local governments, organises events to present programmes of interest and establish potentialities for international partnerships;
• At the request of a government, organises national events to present the programmes and promote participation, aimed at all the local governments in the country;
• Promote territories and develop marketing documents for dissemination;
• In the framework of UN reform, liaise with other UNDP bureaux (Bureau for Development Policy, Bureau for recovery and post crisis reconstruction, Regional Bureau) and other UN Agencies and Programmes (FAO, ILO, UNAIDS, UNCDF, UNCTAD, UNESCO, UN-HABITAT, UNHCR, UNOPS, UNIFEM, UNITAR).
How the partnership works
Regions and local authorities can partner with UNDP through several programmes that HIP runs:
• ART GOLD Programme (Governance and Local development),
• LEDA Programme (Local Economic Development Agency) as a component of ART GOLD and Growing Sustainable Business from the UNDP BRSP Private sector Division,
• WACAP Programme (World Alliance of Cities Against Poverty) programmes
Multi-Partner Trust Funds
More than ever, the UN system is stepping up its efforts to enhance coherence and efficiency at the country and global levels and to increase joint UN activities. Against this background and in the context of humanitarian, transition, reconstruction and development programmes, the UN system, national authorities and donors are establishing Multi-Donor Trust Funds (MDTFs) and Joint Programmes (JPs) that use the pass-through fund management model.
Go to the MPTF Office Gateway
About UNDP's donors
UNDP's bilateral development partners have made strong endorsements to help poorer countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, and play a crucial role in promoting and financing strategies that will enhance the capacity of developing countries to attain the MDGs. To increase its development effectiveness, UNDP is strengthening its partnerships with the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of OECD, collaborating with the members of the DAC to promote the MDGs at the global, regional and country level.


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Chris Matthews Questions Sanity of 'Zany' CPAC Attendees
On Monday's Hardball Chris Matthews, who devoted much of last week's shows to Egypt, got caught up on some conservative bashing as he mocked those who attended CPAC as "zany" and likened the conference to a "carnival act." The MSNBC host, joined by fellow liberals David Corn of Mother Jones magazine and Josh Marshall of Talking Points Memo, led the show by describing the event as a "right wing jamboree that puts the zany in the same room as the zanier."
The following Matthews outbursts were aired on the February 14 edition of Hardball:
CHRIS MATTHEWS: The Right goes wild! Let's play Hardball! Good evening and Happy Valentine's Day. I've got a tie for the occasion. I'm Chris Matthews in Washington. Leading off tonight - the far side. Whenever you think progressives need to calm down and get real you should head over to something called CPAC. It's the right-wing jamboree that puts the zany in the same room as the zanier. Where Ron Paul wins the presidential straw poll. Where Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld get booed, a rare moment of sanity over there. And where a real life Mitt Romney shows up, only to be upstaged by a fake Sarah Palin. Talk about switcharoos! Usually it's Romney doing the pretending. We missed a lot of the fun last week because of the revolution in Egypt. Well tonight what you need to know about how the Right plans to run against President Obama. If this is the starting lineup I can only imagine what characters they've got sitting on the bench.
MATTHEWS: Let's begin with the right wing jamboree called CPAC. David Corn is the Washington bureau chief for Mother Jones and an MSNBC political analyst and Josh Marshall is founder and editor of Talking Points Memo. Here's a taste, a little collage or montage, of what we heard at CPAC during what - while interesting things were happening in Cairo, this is what we missed. Let's listen.
(Begin clip)
HERMAN CAIN: The American dream is under attack. But the good news is we are fighting back!
ANDREW BREITBART: I don't know why I decided to make my career trying to destroy the institutional left. I thought that it would just be a fun thing to do and it would look good on a resume. And it's so fun.
JOHN BOLTON: We do not accept an America that is weak and declining.
ANN COULTER: What do you mean knowing that there are jailed journalists? I think there should be more jailed journalists.
(End clip)
MATTHEWS: You know sometimes it's better not to comment but I'm asking you guys to comment. David and Josh, that, you know, there's some people that you don't want to meet in a bar that's for sure even, if you're watching Star Wars. But what, what an amazing group of people there, David. And I think what you're seeing there is it's almost like a levitation, like in some carnival act. Like they're levitating. It has nothing to do with reality over there.
DAVID CORN, MOTHER JONES: Well maybe it's like the side show at a carnival where you go in and you see all these creatures that you don't know if they are real or not. I mean this is like, this is like a zoo where are allowed to feed the animals. In fact you're expected to feed the animals. So while you and I and Josh and others were spending Thursday and Friday thinking about Egypt. What were they doing? They were attacking Obama for being a socialist, for believing America is evil, for causing the economic downturn.
MATTHEWS: And here's former Governor Tim Pawlenty who's doing more kiss-butt than anybody I've ever seen. They're cracking birther jokes. He'll do anything to prove he's insane. And I - actually he's not. This is the sad thing about the Republican Party. Credible people, like Pawlenty, the governor of Minnesota have to act zany to get the nomination.
MATTHEWS: Well here's Ron Paul. He won the CPAC straw poll. They think he should be president. And actually I respect his basic libertarianism. I don't think it really applies to real life but I like the sentiment at least, but it's not real. Here's Mitt Romney. Let's take a look here. He took second. Look at these numbers. We're looking at the numbers now. It's interesting there how poorly Palin did, Josh. I mean among the zanos. She couldn't even win among the zanos.
—Geoffrey Dickens is the Senior News Analyst at the Media Research Center. You can follow him on Twitter here
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Does this tin foiled hatted
Submitted by LAM SON 719 on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 7:31pm.
Does this tin foiled hatted moron ever do anything other than attack people? I don't think he could honestly debate an issue with a mildly retarded 13 year old. If he isn't attacking he is offering thinly veiled homosexual overtures to his liberal heroes.
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ummm NO
Submitted by 10ksnooker on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:18pm.
It's all he knows, all his brain, what there is of it ... can handle at one time.
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Submitted by neutron on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 9:10pm.
"If I can't use pajoratives, I'd have nothing to say!" -- Chrissy Madthews
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Do the insane recognize sanity?
Submitted by Russian55 on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:17pm.
I see comments that were put on Matthews' show, but no context for them. I don't know if Ann Coulter was making a joke or what about "more jailed journalists."
This seems to be a fairly common thing for MS-NBC and other leftists. They whole thing about Dan Quayle regretting having not learned Latin when he was going to Latin America (which was a joke he was making) and so on seems to form a pattern: Tape enough footage that you can then put out something that sounds absurd when taken alone.
But then, Matthews wouldn't know truth if it hit him in the head!
Those who beat their swords into plowshares will end up plowing for those who kept their swords in the first place!
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Exactly. Frame the issue, use
Submitted by amyshulk on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:22pm.
Exactly. Frame the issue, use out of context video/soundbites, then arrive at your pre-determined conclusion - sorta like the AGW scientists did.
Ronald Reagan
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No one this disheveled should
Submitted by bkeyser on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:30pm.
No one this disheveled should question anyone's sanity.
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MY EYES!!! Spit take
Submitted by amyshulk on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:35pm.
Spit take warning - click at your peril, lol!!!
Ronald Reagan
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Oh, Come On Now
Submitted by IrateNate on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 8:54pm.
Its a fake! Anyone can tell that's a Photo Shop of Matthew's head on Ed Schultz's body....
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You're a sick
Submitted by killa37 on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 11:24pm.
You're a sick man.....................and you need help!!!
Let me see..........the Leghumper, Mother Jones, Talking Points Memo.........hmmmmm......talking about 'sanity' and 'zany' and 'credibility'.....................it's NOT adding up!!!
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Submitted by bkeyser on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 11:58pm.
that one was from Oct '09 so I've been sick for a while now.
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Somehow I think you've been
Submitted by killa37 on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 12:34am.
Somehow I think you've been sicker for a helluva lot longer than that!!! Of course, that gives you big props with the ol' killa, since I've been accused of being a little deranged myself!!!
A little wit, a little irony, a little skewering, a little devil-may-care, a little off-the-wall..................combined with a lot of honesty, straight-forwardness, humor, good cheer, positive attitude, and commen sense...........guaranteed to drive libs crazy!!!!
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Poor Christine. So much
Submitted by Captain Repus on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 12:14am.
Poor Christine. So much hatred contained in a doughboy body that leaks from his mouth when he is trashing a conservative and leaks from under the desk when he is talking about Obammy.
This guy is a MI in the making unless his mommy gets him on some Ritlin soon.
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I find it hilarious that
Submitted by MightyMouth on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 9:26pm.
I find it hilarious that Matthews "questions" anyones sanity! LOL!!
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Ron Paul is a joke and will never be a serious candidate
Submitted by cbeyer on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 10:15pm.
I cant stand tingles Matthews and his liberal bias is overwhelming. So much so that he makes a fool of himself rather frequently but for CPAC to seriously favor the isolationist iconoclastic Ron Paul as its top candidate shows that this organization has no crediblity. For once though, I agree with Matthews. For the CPAC group to select Ron Paul over Romney and some of the other serious candidates shows the fact that this is not a realistic analysis and selection of potential POTUS candidates. Ron Paul actually failed to renounce the theory that GWB and his administration orchestrated 911. We live in a dangerous world and isolationism is not an option. Ron Paul is a nut case.
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A nut case?
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 10:26pm.
I would think a "nut case" would be someone who changes his views on abortion twice (depending on the electorate), who orchestrates Socialized Healthcare in the State he governs, and then expects conservatives to believe he isn't the very worst kind of conservative.
But hey! That Ron Paul? Why he's just a nut case.
Maybe you chose the wrong nut case to compare Ron Paul with.
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More Popcorn Please
Submitted by donabernathy on Mon, 02/14/2011 - 10:44pm.
Watch'n Tingly babble is so entertaining,,,,, I know he's predictable...... but watch'n his head explode never gets old
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What A Pair
Submitted by Boil It Down on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 1:10am.
David Corn and Chris Matthews calling other people zany and references to a "side show carnival" is just mind boggling. Was this a SNL skit?
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Well, they COULD have had
Submitted by killa37 on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 1:25am.
Well, they COULD have had somebody from Rollling Stone and/or the Daily Kos - just to keep things 'fair and balanced'.................
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Pot... Kettle
Submitted by Timothy Norling on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 6:03am.
I would have appreciated a fair and balanced appraisal of the CPAC convention, rather than Matthews and Corn's one-sided opinions. The discussion would have benefited from the the input of Paul Krugman, Katrina vanden Heuvel, Bill Maher, and to add some dignity, gravitas, and wisdom, Michael Moore. Now that qualifies as zany.
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Oh My! Chris Matthews Has Come Out Of The Closet!!
Submitted by im41 on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 9:00am.
I really don't think it was ever that big of a secret. If it was, it was thinly veiled. Anyone who has watched Mathews for any length of time can recall dozens of WTF moments that have given them pause.
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Interesting Perspective
Submitted by huskergramps on Tue, 02/15/2011 - 10:45am.
I would like Serene Branson to weigh in on some of the views of Mr. Matthews and his guests.
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