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|Class information
|Required textbooks
|Required equipment
Charms is a a core class and subject taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Unsurprisingly, it specialises in the teaching of charms. Even tough mastering the science of charmwork is clearly essential to performing the greater part of magic, charmwork is seen as a "softer option" by some such as Augusta Longbottom who, incidentally, failed her Charms O.W.L.[1]
Professor Filius Flitwick taught Charms for many years. It was rumoured that his expertise with charmwork made him a duelling champion.
Class locationEdit
Classroom 2E is where Charms classes are taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and it is located on the third floor, on the Charms Corridor.
Classroom layoutEdit
The classroom has three rows of desks, all facing the teacher's table, behind which sits a large upholstered chair with a high back. Two blackboards flank the teacher's table, and behind them is a small shelf with books and other objects, beneath a pair of windows.[2]
Class informationEdit
- "They then spent over an hour revising Summoning Charms, which according to Professor Flitwick were bound to come up in their OWL, and he rounded off the lesson by setting them their largest ever amount of Charms homework."
- —Charms Class in 1995[src]
Charms is a required subject for all students in their first five years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The spells learned in Charms class are taken from textbooks. Students are taught specific wand movements and proper pronunciation. Often students partner up in class to experiment on one another. Charms was Hermione Granger's favourite subject until she started Arithmancy in 1993.[3]
In a student's fifth year they take the Ordinary Wizarding Level examinations. This exam contains a written portion and a practical portion. The written portion is made up of questions concerning the theory of charms and the practical is where students are judged upon the charms they can perform. Their O.W.L. scores decide what courses they'll be taking in their final years at Hogwarts. Only students who achieve a high O.W.L. score of either 'Outstanding' or 'Exceeds Expectations' may advance to N.E.W.T.-level.
Professor Flitwick was one of the kinder teachers at Hogwarts. Harry, Ron, and Hermione often enjoyed a "nice chat" in this class. This was the class where they used the Muffliato Charm as well. Harry was on at least fairly good terms with Professor Flitwick, as the professor spoke with Harry about the "perfect" Summoning Charm he used in the Triwizard Tournament.[4] Sometimes, Professor Flitwick, after trying and failing to get the class to concentrate, would allow the class to play games. One of these instances was just before the Yule Ball.
Lesson timesEdit
- First year
- Tuesday (first period)
- Thursday (first period)
- Second year
- Monday (unknown)
- Thursday (second or third period)
- Friday (morning)
- Third year
- Friday (second period)
- Fourth year
- Wednesday (morning)
- Friday (third period)
- Fifth year
- Tuesday (second and third period)
- Sixth year
- Unknown
- Seventh year
- Monday (morning)
First yearEdit
- "Professor Flitwick called them one by one into his class to see if they could make a pineapple dance across the desk."
- —First year exam in 1992[src]
- Levitation Charm[3]
- Wand-Lighting Charm
- Lumos Solem
- Fire-Making Spell
- Softening Charm
- Severing Charm
- Unlocking Charm
- Locking Spell
- Mending Charm
- Make a pineapple dance across a desk.[3]
Second yearEdit
- Skurge Charm
- Disarming Charm
- Arresto Momentum
- Avifors
- Dancing Feet Spell (Revision)
- Engorgement Charm
- Freezing Charm
- General Counter-Spell
- Memory Charm
- Tickling Charm
- Fire-Making Spell (Revision)
- Levitation Charm (Revision)
- Wand-Lighting Charm (Revision)
- Severing Charm (Revision)
- Unlocking Charm (Revision)
Third yearEdit
- "Professor Flitwick did indeed test them on Cheering Charms."
- —Third year exam in 1994[src]
- Cheering Charm[5]
- Draconifors Spell
- Lapifors Spell
- Lumos Duo Charm
- Mending Charm (Revision)
- Seize and Pull Charm
- Snufflifors Spell
- Freezing Spell
- Lumos Maxima
- Levitation Charm (Revision)
- Disarming Charm (Revision)
Fourth yearEdit
- Summoning Charm [4]
- Seize and Pull Charm (Revision)
- Banishing Charm [4]
- Mending Charm (Revision)
Fifth yearEdit
- Banishing Charm (Revision)
- Disarming Charm (Revision)
- Fire-Making Spell (Revision)
- Levicorpus Jinx
- Levitation Charm (Revision)
- Mending Charm (Revision)
- Shield Charm
- Stunning Spell
- Substantive Charm
- Summoning Charm (Revision)
- Tickling Charm (Revision)
- Silencing Charm[6]
- Creating legs on teacups[6]
Sixth yearEdit
Known professorsEdit
- The Standard Book of Spells (Grades 1-6, and presumably 7) by Miranda Goshawk
- Quintessence: A Quest
- Outstanding [O]
- Exceeds Expectations [E]
- Acceptable [A]
The Charms O.W.L. contains both a written section and a practical where the students are judged on the charms they can perform.
- Levitation Charm (Wingardium Leviosa)[6]
- Summoning Charm (Accio)[6]
- Cheering Charm
- Counter-charm for hiccups
- Levitation Carm
- Colour Change Charms (Colovaria)[6]
- Growth Charms
- Take an egg cup and make it do some cartwheels
Known O.W.L.sEdit
- Alastor Moody
- Alicia Spinnet
- Barty Crouch Jr.
- Bill Weasley
- Cedric Diggory
- Dean Thomas
- Filius Flitwick (Likely)
- Fred Weasley
- George Weasley
- Harry Potter
- Hermione Granger
- Kingsley Shacklebolt
- Lee Jordan
- Neville Longbottom
- Nymphadora Tonks
- Percy Weasley
- Ron Weasley
- Seamus Finnigan
Behind the scenesEdit
- J. K. Rowling stated: "I see Charms as a slightly lighter subject than transfiguration which is very hard work. With Charms there would be a little more leeway for a little more personal creativity — Transfiguration you have to get it exactly right, Transfiguration is more scientific." [7]
- In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7, Lavender Brown, Draco Malfoy, Vincent Crabbe, and Gregory Goyle all appear to have passed their O.W.L.s, despite the fact that they weren't mentioned to have done so in the books.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film) (Mentioned on Marauder's Map)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film) (Mentioned only)
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7
- Harry Potter Trading Card Game (Mentioned only)
- Pottermore
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- ↑ Pottermore
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Chapter. 8
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- ↑ J.K. Rowling at the Royal Albert Hall, 26 June 2003
|Professors: Filius Flitwick
|Textbooks: The Standard Book of Spells · Achievements in Charming · Quintessence: A Quest
|Charmbook writers and charm developers: Miranda Goshawk · Scarpin · Felix Summerbee · Randolph Keitch · Basil Horton · Mnemone Radford · Elliot Smethwyck · Jarleth Hobart · Delfina Crimp · Orabella Nuttley · Levina Monkstanley · Fred Weasley · George Weasley
|Charms studied at Hogwarts: Levitation Charm · Fire-Making Charm · Softening Charm · Skurge · Aresto Momentum · Cheering Charm · Freezing Spell · Seize and Pull Charm · Summoning Charm · Banishing Charm · Silencing Charm · Mending Charm · Reductor Curse · Colour Change Charm · Growth Charm · Water-Making Spell · Locomotion Charm · Vinegar into Wine · Bird-Conjuring Charm
|Schools: Academy of Broom Flying · Beauxbatons Academy of Magic · Brazilian wizarding school · Charm School · Durmstrang Institute · Euro-Glyph School of Extraordinary Languages · Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry · Mahoutokoro School of Magic · Merge School of Under-Water Spellage · Salem Witches' Institute · Wizarding Academy of Dramatic Arts
|Examinations: First year exams · Second year exams · Third year exams · Fourth year exams · Ordinary Wizarding Level · Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Test
|Core classes: Astronomy · Charms · Defence Against the Dark Arts · Herbology · History of Magic · Potions · Transfiguration
|Elective classes: Alchemy · Arithmancy · Care of Magical Creatures · Divination · Muggle Studies · Study of Ancient Runes
|Extra-curricular classes: Apparition · Advanced Arithmancy Studies · Ancient Studies · Art · Flying · Frog Choir · Ghoul Studies · Hogwarts orchestra · Magical Theory · Muggle Art · Muggle Music · Music · Xylomancy


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Meeting on Implementing the CBD Programme of Work on Protected Areas: Conservation NGOs and WH Sites
The World Heritage Centre, in an effort to develop a more systematic approach to cooperation with our natural heritage conservation partners, and in order to explore closer collaboration on specific conservation matters, has called for a dedicated working meeting.
The objective of the meeting is to build on the gains made from several years of cooperation between the WHC and international conservation partners by:
1. Finalizing a project proposal focusing on applying the Convention on Biological Diversity's Programme of Work on Protected Areas in selected WH sites.
2. Establishing a common vision of NGO-WHC cooperation for the conservation of WH sites.
3. Identifying further potential joint conservation partner - WHC initiatives.
Participants include a broad range of conservation NGOs, conservation finance representatives, the IUCN, and various World Heritage State Party experts, along with other key organizations.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2006
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Exotic fruit Jelly
- Mango puree 1 cup
- Sugar 2 Oz
- Gelatin powder ½ packet
In a sauce pot over medium heat, bring the fruit puree to a boil with the sugar.
Sprinkle the gelatin into the fruit puree and stir it up.
Pour into a cake pan lined with plastic wrap, let it cool, and place in the freezer. It will be much easier to handle while frozen.
Milk chocolate mousse
- Milk ¼ cup
- Sugar 2 oz.
- Vanilla bean 1
- Egg yolk 2 each
- Milk chocolate 5 oz.
- Cream 1 cup
- Gelatin leaf ½ packet
- Jack Daniel's 1 tbs.
In a small sauce pan bring to a boil the sugar with the water.
While the sugar is cooking, in a mixer, using the whisk attachment, whip the yolks.
Once the temperature of the sugar reaches 230 F (using a candy thermometer) and the yolks have developed a fluffy consistency, pour the sugar slowly along the edge of the mixing bowl, as not to cook the yolks too rapidly. Continue mixing for approximately a couple of minutes.
Scrape the vanilla bean into the milk, bring to a boil, add the gelatin, and remove from heat.
In a large bowl pour the milk over the chocolate. Add egg yolk mixture, Jack Daniel's and combine. Set aside
Whip the cream & fold into chocolate mix.
Chill the mousse in the fridge to thicken for 4-5 minutes
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Friday, 2 March 2012
Paint Party Friday - Works in Progress !
' On the Beach ' is painted in watercolours.............mmmmm no room for mistakes with this medium, so to be honest I find it very tough going. But am determined to finish it even if it ends up in the rubbish bin with the others.......
Now what the heck is this I hear you say...............have no idea.............just wanted to play with the acrylics.....and this is how its turning out. Still loads and loads to do on it and heaven only knows how it will end up.............lol
Thank you for popping in; supporting and giving me such great encouragement to keep going, its very much appreciated. Wishing you a smashing weekend. Take care and will be seeing you all later as have to schedule this post as off to the nurse in the morning to get my hands dressed.........yep am wearing the latest fashion in white cotton fingerless gloves...........a very cool look............lol Hugs Annette x
70 comments:
- Marja's Stamp Addiction en Marja's Creativity said...
Netty your beachpainting is cute and know how difficult. I am curious of the end results of your second painting. Have a nice weekend
Lovely greet
- 2 March 2012 08:21
- Marja's Stamp Addiction en Marja's Creativity said...
Netty your beachpainting is cute and know how difficult. I am curious of the end results of your second painting. Have a nice weekend
Lovely greet
- 2 March 2012 08:21
- Astrid Maclean said...
Hey Nettie these are amazing, I think you are rapidly heading out of "beginners status" lol. Particularly love the water colour one! Such depth to it and the softness is just beautiful. I know how unforgiving water colour painting can be, but hey on good quality paper and with a damp clean brush, you can take bits away lol. Not that there is any need on your painting though, just saying:o)
- 2 March 2012 08:25
- Doreen said...
Both of these are fabulous Annette, especially the water colour.xxx
- 2 March 2012 09:13
- Anesha said...
They are both looking lovely. Love the colours in the second painting and can't wait to see it completed. Have a lovely day. Hugs Anesha
- 2 March 2012 09:16
- Catherine... said...
Hi Netty, love the watercolour...cute bottom.. :)
- 2 March 2012 09:33
- Sandy said...
Wow Netty your painting is wonderful.
So gorgeous work. Love them all.
Have a lovely weekend my friend. xoxo
- 2 March 2012 10:09
- McCrafty's Cards said...
I like both papinting Annette, the beach scene is gorgeous, I look forward to seeing the other completed.
Kevin xx
- 2 March 2012 10:44
- craftattack said...
Good work Annette! Valerie
- 2 March 2012 10:45
- ArtMuseDog and Carol said...
Love your watercolor ~ looks done to me ~ Bravo! ~namaste, carol (A Creative Harbor) Happy PPF ^_^
- 2 March 2012 11:39
- Candy C said...
Nettie...your paintings area always so interesting and pretty. You are doing what I someday hope to do...experiment with painting. You are so talented in so many different areas! <3 Candy
- 2 March 2012 12:03
- Cheryl said...
oh gosh these are brilliant Hun,the beach painting is just gorgeous,love them to bits,hugs Cherylx
- 2 March 2012 12:17
- Pam said...
The watercolor beach scene is fabulous Annette!! Keep on it, I love it! And another great start to the acrylic painting! Have a super weekend!!
- 2 March 2012 12:22
- Lesley Edmonds said...
hi Netty,
On the beach is just so gorgeous please show us when you have finished it.
Your new acrylic piece looks really interesting - wonder where it will go!
- 2 March 2012 12:54
- Brenda Brown said...
Fabulous water colour painting, love the beach scene and an interesting one evolving with the acrylics.
Hope your hands are ok.
Have an enjoyable weekend.
hugs {brenda} xox
- 2 March 2012 13:17
- Junibears said...
I think what you are doing is quite wonderful. More power to your brush, I say. Hugs xx
- 2 March 2012 13:34
- Stephanie Mealor Corder said...
I LOVE how you're exploring and playing around with your acrylic painting- lots of intriguing things developing here! And your beach scene is incredible! I love, love, LOVE it! Can't wait to see how you finish it!
PPF Hugs,
- 2 March 2012 13:57
- EVA said...
Netty, the top one looks great to me! What more needs to be done? You did a fabulous job of it.
I am loving the second. I think you are creating a very distinct style for yourself with these grid-like painting and the fascinating combination of images on them. Looking very forward to seeing more!
- 2 March 2012 14:50
- Meggymay said...
These look fantastic, love the beach scene. Look forward as to how the second one will look.
Yvonne x
- 2 March 2012 15:45
- RobanStudio said...
Your paintings are coming along beautifully! Have a fab weekend.
- 2 March 2012 16:20
- Elaine said...
Nettie the beach scene is stunning.
Hugs Elaine
- 2 March 2012 17:20
- Debbie said...
I love your beach scene. I really don't believe there are mistakes with watercolor. Sometimes the "mistakes" end up being the most interesting part.
- 2 March 2012 17:32
- Carolyn Dube said...
These are fantastic! I am drawn to the acrylic one - that is just intriguing where it will go. You Looking forward to seeing more of it!
- 2 March 2012 17:50
- Victoria said...
Wow..totally gorgoeus Annette! The beach painting makes me feel nostalgic and from another time..it is blissful..peaceful and ever so enchanting! Love it!!
And the second one is very cool..a gorgeous abstract symbolic vibe..i love this one too..makes me want to journey into the realms of dreams and symbols!! Thanks for these inspiring pieces!
- 2 March 2012 18:07
- Gloria said...
They are both outstanding Nettie. Love that beach scene. You go girl! I always enjoy your work. Happy PPF!
- 2 March 2012 18:23
- Heidi said...
They are both looking fantastic!
Enjoy the weekend, hugs:)
- 2 March 2012 18:46
- 1CardCreator said...
Both are coming along beautifully Annette. I love the first one, the colors are perfect!
- 2 March 2012 19:52
- MollyGirl said...
i love the beach painting, it's got such a great period feel. and i love anything to do with the beach. very pretty soft colors.
- 2 March 2012 19:57
- Anne said...
Oh Annette, I love that beach painting!! Makes me want to jump right in.
Happy PPF!
- 2 March 2012 20:15
- Marjie Kemper said...
Can only imagine how hard the proportions are of all the beach peeps. Love the colors. And I'm curious about #2... always love seeing these "pre" pics of yours before the finished ones. Have a wonderful weekend!
- 2 March 2012 20:28
- Terry said...
Did I see a red little bottom? Your little beach scene is adorable and makes me want to put my feet in the sand! Have a great weekend!
- 2 March 2012 22:26
- Linda R said...
Your paintings look amazing my friend.. I just love seeing your random work.. So Cool...
Happy PPF!!
- 2 March 2012 22:55
- hastingshall2 said...
Lovely WIP, Netty. Love the watercolor and yes, it is sometimes pretty unforgiving. I am interested in knowing what brand acrylics and what consistency you use. No, the lady i painted is not one of the missing.
- 2 March 2012 23:10
- NatashaMay said...
What a beautiful scene with the mother and child. Love it! :)
- 2 March 2012 23:10
- Tracey Fletcher KIng said...
your watercolour is coming along nicely and I think you are being a bit hard on yourself... it will get there in the end, they always do and watercolours always go through stage where they look terrible, but then finish off well... hope you have great painting week...xx
- 2 March 2012 23:45
- Leovi said...
Two beautiful, I especially like the watercolor of the beach, hope to see completed. Greetings.
- 2 March 2012 23:50
- Anjas-Artefaktotum said...
What a beautiful beach scene, so cute the little child.
I look forward to the finish of your 2. painting.
I wish you a nice weekend.
xox Anja
- 2 March 2012 23:57
- Mary C. Nasser said...
On the Beach is so sweet, Netty.
I always enjoy visiting your blog and seeing your new art!
Happy PPF!!
Mixed-Media Map Art
- 3 March 2012 00:31
- Daniele Valois said...
oh that cute little girl butt! hehe... I love all the different styles you're doing. You're fab at everything!!!
- 3 March 2012 00:41
- Jan Hennings said...
Netty...you're AMAZING! Thanks so much for your sweet comment on my G45 Design Team Finalist :)
- 3 March 2012 01:39
- Christine said...
lovely beach painting and your wip looks almost abstract at this point!
- 3 March 2012 02:45
- Sharon said...
Loce your "On the Beach" painting Netty!! And can't wait to see the progress on your other painting!!
- 3 March 2012 03:12
- wednesday said...
Netty, I think you should be really pleased with your beach watercolor. Yes, it can be a tough medium, but you seem to be handling it quite well. I really like the cubist piece too, can't wait to see where that one goes.
- 3 March 2012 04:48
- Helen Campbell said...
Great WIPs! You're doing wonderfully with your watercolor. I love the scene. And I'm most intrigued to see how the acrylic piece is finished. Happy PPF!
- 3 March 2012 05:57
- Daniele said...
what a delightful beach scene, you trend setter you with your white fingerless gloves and are still able to paint
have a lovely weekend
- 3 March 2012 07:17
- BlackPumpkin said...
Your work is so unique. And inspiring!
- 3 March 2012 07:24
- LindaBrun said...
Hi Netty! I think you've made a fabulous water colour painting and there is nothing better than having fun with acrylics. Wishing you a wonderful weekend. Hugs
- 3 March 2012 08:57
- froebelsternchen Susi said...
Oh Netty isn´t it a great thing to have so much funn with paint , brushes ?! I am a beginner too and like it soo much!
Thia beach piece looks very difficult.. so much details... and the second painting looks so interesting.. I am looking forward to see the result!
Have a nice weekend Netty!
xxx Susi
- 3 March 2012 09:41
- Tracey Potter said...
wow, I love your Phillip Fox inspired water colour! fantastic. I had the privilege of seeing both copies (in real life) last year when the show was in Brisbane. The Queensland Art Gallery has one of the copies in their collection and it's on display at the moment, so precious. You have captured it brilliantly.
Happy PPF xx
- 3 March 2012 10:27
- Jingle said...
These are both WONDERFUL! You are so talented!
- 3 March 2012 13:28
- Nora CG said...
The beach painting has a very sweet and nostalgic feeling, I just love it! and the acrylic.. WOW, that is a really interesting composition you have there. I can not wait to see the end result. Excellent job Netty!!
- 3 March 2012 15:40
- *jean* said...
don't throw your paintings away, nettie! if you are unhappy with it, write down what you don't like about it...also, write down what you DO like!..force your self to do a critique and put it away...something will spark you to come back to it...or to do it over...i can not tell you how important it is to play with watercolors first, you gain invaluable insight to the medium...i play all the time with it and still discover new things, like some colors need to be mixed more with the water because they will stay granulated and some are much lighter on the paper and need more pigment in the mix, it also matters what kind of WC you are using! artist grade WCs are expensive for a reason, student colors are cheaper for a reason...crayons & pencils are different than pans and tubes are different than pans...don't be too hard on yourself, dearest, i think it's beautiful...
- 3 March 2012 15:49
- laurie said...
beautiful painting Nettie, can't wait to see the results of the acyrilic one, I hope you are well.
- 3 March 2012 20:00
- Diana Evans said...
oh wow Annette!!!! these are amazing......the first beach scene is one of my favorites of yours!!!! wonderful work!!!!
- 3 March 2012 20:04
- Jaime Haney aka ArtsyFartsy.Me said...
I think your beach scene is looking great. I could squeeze those cute little baby butt cheeks! But now I love what you've got going on with the other one. I can't wait to see where this one goes. Great job Netty!
Happy PPF! ~Jaime
- 3 March 2012 20:25
- Anna said...
Keep up the hard work-I agree Watercolor is very humbling. Happy PPF! Thank you for visiting and leaving a kind comment.
- 3 March 2012 20:47
- trisha too said...
Very fine, Netty, I admire how you are sticking with the painting--I started, and have set it aside again.
- 3 March 2012 21:17
- NEEDLEWINGS said...
What are you talking about? Your paintings are wonderful! I see such great potential renderings in each piece:) Makes me want to finish them. To me the hardest part is starting!
- 3 March 2012 22:34
- Sue said...
These are wonderful Annette, nothing beginnerish about them. The watercolour is beautiful, and I can't wait to see how your second one progresses x
- 3 March 2012 23:23
- Ayala Art said...
The one of the beach is so adorable! The second one is very geometrical, so different!
- 3 March 2012 23:48
- Tricia said...
I love your sea shore watercolor! Do NOT throw it away. It is so precious! I will look forward to seeing how you finish off the acrylic. Playing with painting is so much fun!
- 4 March 2012 01:17
- Yvonne said...
Superb painting, Annette!
- 4 March 2012 02:11
- JKW said...
The watercolor beach painting is excellent. Watercolors drive me up the wall. Acrylics are much easier to handle and pastels even more so. Blessings, Janet PPF
- 4 March 2012 04:21
- kay said...
hi netty,hope your get on ok at the nurse,love seeing your paintings even at this stage,always looks such fun,x
- 4 March 2012 09:35
- Anne said...
Your beach watercolor is awesome and the other piece is very interesting, too. I think you are very talented, keep creative! :))
- 4 March 2012 17:23
- Linda Cain said...
LOOKING good!!! Can't wati to see the finished piece!
- 4 March 2012 17:55
- Annabelle said...
Lovely work Netty. Luv "on the Beach"....the little girl is so adorable.Both works are brilliant.
- 4 March 2012 20:57
- Pam Tucker said...
Netty, your beach scene is gorgeous! You do wonderful work with watercolor. I'm afraid all I can do is make puddles and drips. And I love your acrylic! So eager to see where you take that! :-)
- 5 March 2012 02:35
- Dolly Daydreams said...
The beach scene is simply divine, love the soft colours . The second on is fabulous love the abstract feel. Don't think you are in the beginners category !!!
- 5 March 2012 07:11
- Andrea C said...
Both are brilliant but the second one is extremely coolio xx
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A fun beer.
It was a hazy pale yellow color with a thick white head that lasted quite a while. There was a little bit of lace.
Funky brett aroma, lots of floral hops. Also some citrus.
Yeasty taste, some sour lemon. Very floral.
Crisp and tasy. I could drink this beer all day (and at 4.5% ABV probably could).
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A- This beer is just a bit of a gusher pouring a thick rocky white foam that takes up most of the glass. It slowly settles down to a slightly hazy bright yellow body with a violent carbonation of tiny bubbles.
S- The earthy wet rice and strong grapefruit aromas of brett give way to some pithy green notes in the finish that could be hops or brett. There is an interesting lavender soap hint that comes through as the beer opens.
T- The touch of malt sweetness is followed by grapefruit brett character and a full pungent pithy hops in the finish. The green grapefruit flavor lingers for a bit after the dry finish. As it opens up there are some hints of slightly over ripe fruit.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a gentle scrubbing fizz and compliments the hops nicely.
O- This beer really has a beautiful brett character that is full in the aroma with some nice bright flavors supporting it in the taste. There is a touch of tartness that grows and more depth comes with each glass.
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22oz bottle. More ornate, withered Victorian manuscript label imagery, very 'artisanal'.
This beer pours a very, very, very pale cloudy, almost white straw 'colour', with a tumultuous rising mass of thinly foamy, whipped cream head, which leaves broad swaths of chunky, splattered fuzzy lace around the glass as it genially abates. It is blonde, in the American sense, this much is certain.
It smells of funky, sort of cheesy yeast, a sour lemon and cherry fruitiness, grainy pale malt, soft earthy spice, and a sassy grassy hoppiness. The taste is tart lemon and mild white vinegar, a paler Brett funkiness than that of the nose (but still kickin' it), gritty pale malt, a touch of cornmeal, some understated black pepper mill detritus, and still prominent wet hay and grassy hops.
The carbonation is obviously quite the showman up front, and mostly keeps at it with a sharp, sometimes fizzy nature, the body medium-light in weight, maybe a smidgeon thin, but generally smooth for such a hoppy, modulated acidic brew. It finishes off-dry, the sweetness of the rice/corn kind of shouldering its way in, while the bitter hops and sour/funky combo just sit back and smirk.
A tasty enough pale wild ale, I don't quite grok the insistence on placing this in the Blonde Ale classification, even if said category, as a whole, is loosey-goosey at best. So a few niggling points off for that. And did pre-WWII beers in America really rely on wild yeast and bacteria for their fermentation? Maybe I've got some further reading up to do.
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The farm smell is right there wafting through and after the pour. Really funky. Above average mouthfeel. Nothing exceptional taste wise, a little pepper, drinking of hay, but drinkable. Some rice as in saki, as in roast and toast rice. Worth a try for something different.
09-19-2012 13:03:54 | More by Sammy
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Purchased this bottle in the first week of January 2012. It debuted at the Charleston Beer Exchange, they were chosen to be the first store to sell the beer, I watched them open the first box, and I purchased the first bottle. Here goes....
Pours a very light golden color with a substantial head that settles after a few minutes. In the glass it is hazy like an unfiltered hefeweisen.
Very fragrant with a sourness very close to that of a framboise, there is a raspberry character. It also reminds me of tropical sour fruits.
Taste is not fruity, it is like a dry tripel or saison. No sweetness, faint lemongrass, and a mild hop character with a tart note. It is kind of refreshing though.
mouthfeel is kind of like a champagne beer, bubbly, but dry, dusty and tart.
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Bottle signed by the brewer! Batch #1! Served from bottle into a Duck-Rabbit nonic. Poured a slightly hazy pale golden yellow with three finger pure white fluffy head that subsided to one finger very slowly. Maintained nice lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, earth, banana, fruit, spices, earthy funk, and horseblanket. The flavor was of sweet malt, fruit, spices, earth, and massive funk. It had a light feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was a good brew. The brett going on in this one definitely took a front row seat in both the aroma and especially the flavor. The brett plays a really nice role in this style as it can stand out and dominate the brew. The aroma is quite nice on it as well. An absolute must try if you have not done so already. You won't regret it at all.
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A 750 mL capped bottle; from the Wine Source. In a DuClaw snifter.
A: Light, pale, golden, and straw-like. The haze gives the ale a post Prohibition Belgian look, somewhere between a saison and a tripel. A white head, not much lacing, follows.
S: One thing you can always count on: Stillwater bringing the intense saison nose. This is no exception, musty and fruity with the brett adding a lively dirtiness. Pepper and lemons provide spicy heat. Smells very nice.
T: The brett brings depth to the ale, dirty and funky without acidic tartness. As the brett fades, the pale malts and and saison yeast kick in. The breadiness is soft; the saison is spicy. In particular, freshly cracked peppercorns, lemons, and pale candi sugars. The light malt brings a sweetness that comes through at the end of each sip. The brett sucks much of the moisture out of the ale, leaving it dry (but not jarringly so). The first glass was very bubbly, effervescent to the point of brut. It has since settled down but was worth noting.
M: The late-sip pairing of sweet malts, Belgian spices, and Brettanomyces is a game changer, sweet and funky and lively. Not quite a full-on saison, although it is this close {indicates mere millimeters with thumb and pointer finger}. The ale feels heavy though, perhaps my only significant complaint.
03-11-2012 02:14:41 | More by akorsak
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Pours pale straw with a large head.
Nose shows funky, goaty Brett, soft lemon, light malt, grassy cow shit. Smells like a bloody farm. Intriguing.
Some of the farm characters transfer through as flavours, along with dry saison notes and grainy malt.
Massively high carbonation.
This one grew on me, despite the cow shit.
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06-16-2012 01:59:42 | More by theminutemen
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Tasted of hominy, with hints of SPI Code 5 plastic and woodsiness.
Smells of grass, the plastic of baby diapers, air of the Coastal California Redwoods, and hominy.
Light, acidic mouthfeel; bubbles are agressive and a burn to the tongue.
A light, staw color with low foam.
Overall this beer argued too much with my sensibilities. The result? I could not appreciate it.
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On tap at the brewpub. Slightly hazy yellow with a white head. Lemon and ginger aroma. The flavor has a lot of sweet lemon, almost like a lemon grass tea, with a spicy ginger kick. Light and crisp body. Underlying wheat snappiness keeps this in beer territory, but the lemon is dominant. Actually better than I expected, but I would have trouble putting down more than one of these. Rerate: Another pint at the brewpub. I picked up way more spicy ginger this time. Dry, without much lemon sweetness. The yeast could be adding to the spice here too, in a Belgian sort of way. Should probably be called ginger ale. Alright, but I was definitely done after a pint.
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Had one of these for the first time tonight while watching game 1 of the world series (Go Sox!). The Lemon Ale is basically a hefeweizen with a ton of lemon flavor. It's actually more juicy tasting than beer tasting. My wife, who loves her hefes with a lemon wedge, declared the Lemon Ale to be a bit too sweet and juicy for her tastes. I liked it alright myself. A bit of corriander added a nice kick of spiciness. Overall I think this would be a great beer for someone who's more into lambics or say if they don't like a strong "beer" flavor in their beer.
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When a search committee for the Biblical Recorder, the newspaper for North Carolina Baptists, was looking for a new editor in 1982, the committee voted against the Rev. R.G. Gene Puckett, 4-3.
Puckett had been an editor at several Baptist publications. Hed also been executive director for Americans United for Separation of Church and State. Even then, Puckett had a long track record as a strong-willed, opinionated figure. The search committee feared he would intensify a smoldering conflict between theologically moderate and conservative Baptists, with whom Puckett often was at odds.
Still, the Recorders full board voted to hire Puckett by a split vote of 8-4. Puckett, a man who enjoyed conflict, probably reveled in the split vote. He was not for everybody. Nor did he want to be.
Puckett, who retired from the Recorder in 1998, died this week at age 80 from cancer. He was editor of the Recorder during a tumultuous time when the paper was one of the most widely read publications in North Carolina. He often was quoted then in The News & Observer.
The N&Os Martha Quillin wrote this week, Puckett was a verbal pugilist who enjoyed a good argument and maybe even looked for them to keep his skills sharp.
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Quillin reported that age and illness had not softened Pucketts opinions. That was my experience. In March, Puckett wrote to complain about a subject at least as important to North Carolinians as religion that would be college basketball.
We had reported that Duke womens coach Joanne P. McCallie had been named ACC coach of the year by a panel of media members and school representatives. But Puckett noted that Maryland womens coach Brenda Frese had been named coach of the year by her fellow coaches and that had not been reported by The N&O.
Who is responsible for this? Puckett roared in a two-page, typed letter. Is it incompetence on the part of your staff, or is it a cheap, sleazy political move to once again make Duke look good despite the truth?
The good reverend was just getting started. No, he wasnt from Maryland, he wrote; he was from Kentucky and had been a fan of UK coach Adolph Rupp. (Puckett neglected to say that while he was editor of the Maryland Baptist from 1966 to 1979, he had been a member of the Terrapin Club at the University of Maryland.) He wondered: Had The N&O been paid off by Duke? He wrote, Theres a bad odor here!
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I laughed. Hard. I responded with an email assuring him that we had not been paid off by Duke and that I wished we had noted that Coach Frese had been honored by her peers.
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Since my 154 has the cub cadet tranny housing in the center is there different first/second gear ratio's that the cub cadet may have that i could install in my 154? I'm looking for a lower first gear. If i find a creeper setup i may want another choice of a lower gear ratio. It would be nice to have this option. Is there different ring and pinion ratio's?(lower)
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I'm new here, but have been lurking for a while. I have been looking for a small tractor to tinker with, cultivate a garden, and maybe move some snow. I found what was described as a 1947 MODELA CUB. I looked at the pictures and the cowl has a Super A decal on it (old, original, faded). I assume that it's a Super A, and not an A or a Cub, but I'm still learning my way around old Farmalls. It includes snow chains and a snow plow.
I haven't gone to look at it yet, but according to the seller it is complete, and was running when parked by the now-deceased previous owner. He bought it from that man's son 6 years ago, intending to eventually restore it, but has never started it or messed with it. He has other tractors and has lost interest in the project.
I know it needs a rear rim - the left one is rusted through. The owner thinks it would start and run with a new battery and a tune up. He wants $450 for it. I'm pretty good at tinkering, so not too scared of trying to get it running.
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Reviews by fank2788:
4/5 rDev +4.2%
I should have reviewed this place earlier but due to the name change I didn't know that Discount Liquors and Stew Leonards Wines, or whatever they call it now, were one and the same. Anyway conveniently placed, if you don't get lost in downtown danbury that is, long story, and worth the trip. Overall the beer selection is small especially when it comes to what is available in six and twelve packs however they have an amazing singles selection with a lot of stuff you hardly see in Connecticut nothing jaw dropping but there are a few I've never seen before. Also if they carry a brewery they don't just have one or two popular beers but it looks like they try to carry a nearly full lineup. Some of the stuff that piqued my interest was a lot of dogfish head, rochefort, ayinger, samuel smith, youngs, thomas hooker imperial porter and liberator, thomas hardy, nearly full unibroue lineup etc. Prices are a bit higher than what I've seen up in Northern CT but maybe that isn't a fair comparison because everything is a bit more expensive down here. Worth a visit if you've never been I know I'll be back.
09-07-2007 00:41:56 | More by fank2788
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08-27-2014 12:56:36 | More by TWStandley
2.54/5 rDev -33.9%
Was in this store recently, and things have drastically changed. Used to have one of the better selections in the area (without hopping the border to DeCicco's), and now is back to average at best.
Previously, they had a pretty solid selection of American craft along with a nice selection of imports. Usually nothing crazy, or any whales, but a solid selection including "new releases" and Gandhi Bot/etc occasionally. A solid place if you were in a pinch.
Went in recently, and the many display's pushing Craft were gone (with nothiing in their place, just open space), and the craft and import aisles were very picked over and half empty. It was to the point that I literally walked up to the cashier and asked if the store was closing. It was then that I was informed that the store had a new manager who didn't much care for beer and was a wine specialist...
If you're looking for beer in the area, my suggestion would be to drive about 1 mile North on Rt 7 to the ShopRite plaza in Brookfield for a very solid selection at a decent price at the store in that plaza.
01-17-2012 23:08:52 | More by sandman3479
4.05/5 rDev +5.5%
Across the street from the Stew Leonard`s grocery store in Danbury is their branded liquor store. A few years ago, it was owned by someone else under a different store name.
The lay out of store and the quality of the contents within is good, which goes along with the same experience at their grocery store. They cater mostly to the fairfield county wine enthusiast and often have wine tastings and wine writers and chefs come by to make store appearances. Moving on to the beer, they have Brooklyn, DFH, North Coast, Sierra Nevada, Tom Hardys, Delirium, Fullers, Unibroue, Thomas Hooker, and the macros of course. Service is good and they usually have someone on staff who could answer any questions that you may have specific for their beer section.
07-09-2009 00:08:59 | More by mltobin
4.35/5 rDev +13.3%
This place is right down the road from me, so I do find myself wandering the aisles frequently. The good news is, their better beer selection has slowly-but-steadily been improving over the past year or so. Staff is quite friendly and they are willing to order product for you if it's available from the distributor.
There's a doubled-sided aisle at the back of the store where you can find your better six packs and big bottles. One side is all domestic, the other side is imports. You'll have no problem finding the more common offerings from Dogfish, Ommegang, Brooklyn, Weyerbacher, Magic Hat, Chimay, Schneider, Rochefort, Great Divide, etc etc. I have never come across a more rare offering here, such as a Dogfish Theobroma or a Brooklyn Black Ops - so this isn't the place for a treasure-seeker...just a great, well-maintained location with a decent selection of better beers available in CT.
02-02-2009 19:28:12 | More by steph1974
4/5 rDev +4.2%
Edit in July 2006 - This store was purchased recently by Ste leonards - the guys who own one of the best pseudo-supermarkets (only 3 locations) in the tri-state area. I guess they were not getting any volume in their 'Stews Wine and Liquor' so they bought the competition. My only fear here is that they stick with volume and get rid of some of the fine stuff they have....I will let you know if that happens...
...Just a hop off the highway, ...my review based on this being my main stop for beer...
- Decent selection from belgium, mix in England, a bunch from Germany, Czech, even France - good well-rounded European offerings. Nothing lights up the night however...no St. Bernardus...No true lambics and krieks...If you like Porters - the selection is good (try Synbrychoff sp. (from Finland)).
Great selection from the US - everything your little heart could desire - from Allagash to Victory...even some of the limited editions stuff....
If you are into wine - talk to these guys - the selection is fantastic and the help unparalelled. Not as knowledgeable about beer, but they put forth the effort.
Ask if you need something - they will order you anything they can get their hands on and will call you back when it is in - fun place to shop - bring your credit card ...
05-05-2006 18:55:25 | More by gpcollen1
4/5 rDev +4.2%
Across the street and up the hill from Stew Leonard's.
Lots of beer. Back of store...a Belgian selection...OK, not as good as Mountview in Naugatuck...but who is around here ?
Lots of American micros, German, Czech, English lined up in singles and fours....coolers loaded with good micros.
Pretty good local stuff...Hooker, Cotrell.
The best thing about this store is that you can get anything in a single. I made up about two and a half mixed sixes of beers that I haven't tried.
Everything is dust free, so either they have a good turn-around , a good housekeeper, or both.
Wine selection also very good.
Worth a trip.
03-25-2006 17:45:33 | More by Hautacam
New York
4/5 rDev +4.2%
This place is easy to find, its across the street from Stew Leonards just north of Danbury. They carry a load of wine, booze and BEER. You'll start to see the sacred suds as you get near the large wall of coolers at the rear of the store. They have a nice display of Belgian, Brit , german imports kept warm, then a mess of the usuals in the coolers. I/F/O the coolers are 12 packs, sixers and cases of more usuals, both macro and micros, more decent beer is located along the shelving unit in the back corner of the store, finally cases of crap are back towards the registers, whew, they have alot of beer, some of it very worthwhile. Prices are average, service is friendly and pretty helpful. Its a busy place so the stuff moves and whats out seems to be quite fresh. A worthwhile stop, Nothng truly amazing, no growlers last time I went, they do get some Thomas Hooker stuff, but it doesnt last long according to the beer manager.
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Las Vegas - Apr 9, 2013 - The National Association of Broadcasters has named 10 winners of the NAB Crystal Radio Awards. Since 1987, the NAB Crystal Radio Awards have recognized radio stations for their outstanding year-round commitment to community service. The 2013 NAB Crystal Radio Award recipients listed below were chosen among 50 finalists who were honored at the NAB Show Radio Luncheon.
Today's NAB Show Radio Luncheon also featured a presentation of the NAB Crystal Heritage Award to KNOM-AM/FM Nome, AK. The Crystal Heritage Award honors those stations that have won a total of five Crystal Radio Awards. Entertainer, musician, author and broadcast personality John Tesh provided a keynote address and personal money-management expert and popular national radio personality Dave Ramsey was inducted into the NAB Broadcasting Hall of Fame. The luncheon was sponsored by ASCAP.
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Mussels With Pesto and Garlic Oven Fries
Serves 4| Hands-On Time: | Total Time:
- 2 pounds russet potatoes (about 4 medium), cut into ¼-inch-thick sticks
- 4 garlic cloves, smashed
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 2 pounds mussels, scrubbed
- 1/2 cup pesto
- Heat oven to 425° F. On a rimmed baking sheet, toss the potatoes, garlic, oil, ¾ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
- Roast the potatoes, turning once, until golden brown and crisp, 30 to 35 minutes.
- When the potatoes have 5 minutes left to cook, bring the wine to a boil in a large pot.
- Add the mussels and simmer, covered, until they open, 3 to 4 minutes.
- Mix the pesto into the cooking liquid. Serve with the oven fries.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 618Calories From Fat 235
- Fat 26g
- Sat Fat 6g
- Cholesterol 74mg
- Sodium 1,260mg
- Protein 38g
- Carbohydrate 53g
- Sugar 2g
- Fiber 4g
- Iron 12mg
- Calcium 317mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Unless I'm mistaken, scientists still have no definitive answer for the exact composition of the Earth's core, so I can't help but hold reservations for the accuracy of this experiment.
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Of what value is this research? How does the strength of the core relate to more meaningful topics, like shifts in the earth's magnetic fields, or the periodic flipping of the North/South "polarity"?
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I have read some interesting methods for removing
blood, from old stains to new.
Here are a few:
1. If you get a paper cut at work and a drop gets on your cloths, immediately moisten the spot with your own saliva, then blot with a clean cloth or paper towel. This prevents the stain from setting before you get home. Saliva contains digestive enzymes that break down protein. The protein in blood is what makes it hard to remove.
2. Add a generous splash of ammonia to a sinkful of cold water (hot water will set the stain). Immerse the clothing in the solution and soak for 30 minutes. Then rinse with cold water. You may need to than scrub the area a bit with dishwashing liquid but the ammonia will eliminate most of the stain.
3. To wash a bloodstain that was not treated right away, (especially on white or bright colors), soak the stain in milk before putting it in the washing machine.
4. Bloodstains should be treated right away. To prevent more work later, immediately soak the stain in 1 cup of water with 1/2 tspn of salt.
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The behavioral disorder and bullying tendencies of this younger student Paawan & his father Mr, Ravi Kaant led them to make an illegitimate and unlawful activity against my son and daughter and hit them while going back to home from school. His father used steel chain and water bottle to strike my children.
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Steel is an iron alloy. In these lines steel is the adjective of "chains". It means, Chain made out of steel