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The Sorrows of Young Werther was Goethe's first major success, turning him from an unknown into a celebrated author practically overnight. Napoleon Bonaparte considered it one of the great works of European literature. He thought so highly of it that he wrote a soliloquy in Goethe's style in his youth and carried Werther with him on his campaigning to Egypt. It also started the phenomenon known as the "Werther-Fieber" ("Werther Fever") which caused young men throughout Europe to dress in the clothing style described for Werther in the novel.
Werther made Goethe one of the first international literary celebrities. Towards the end of his life, a personal visit to Weimar became crucial to any young man's tour of Europe. Werther was an important novel of the Sturm und Drang period in German literature, and influenced the later Romantic literary movement.
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"This reminds me of an ex-boyfriend...or two"
Girls, how many times have you had this, or a similar, conversation?
Him: But, why?
You: Because, I just don't like you that way.
Him: But how do you know? You haven't even given me a chance.
This is usually followed by begging and pleading, late night phone calls "just to hear your voice" and random flowers showing up at your doorstep. It would seem that boys haven't changed much in a couple hundred years. Or maybe it's just me and I shouldn't have dated all those moody artists in college.
The above is the basic story in this book. It was written in 1774 by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. This book was an artistic expression of his own life. He had become infatuated with a woman named Charlotte, who rejected him and married someone else. The Sorrows of Young Wether is an epistolary novel, written in letters, all from the main character, Werther, to his good friend, Wilhelm. The letters read like a diary, becoming increasingly disturbed as Wether's hopes of winning over Charlotte become more remote.
Jim Donaldson is a great narrator. His performance becomes more and more emotional as the book progresses, following along with the characters moods, until he sounds like he's a crying, blubbering mess. He makes you really see the emotions. But it is somewhat uncomfortable to listen to.
"Believe the hype"
For a meditative, melancholy book that inspired copycat suicides in its heyday -- nearly two an a half centuries ago -- this book absolutely holds up.
Literature and art of all kinds in this vein risk coming off as petulant, whiny, and -- in modern parlance -- "emo"; but this book avoids those pitfalls and achieves -- and maintains -- an insightful, touching, and brilliant narrative.
Timeless and heartbreakingly relatable.
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"Historically Interesting but no Faust"
This was an interesting and a very influential example of Storm & Stress proto-romanticism and of early Goethe. The narration was also very good, but I did not find this work as timeless or moving as Faust or later classical romantic novels. I found the characters and situations quite overdone, like an eighteenth century soap opera. If you like flawed and tragic romantic heroes perhaps you will enjoy this story. I really liked the brief Ossian poems near the end. I am glad I listened to this, but only for the literary, cultural and historical aspects.
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DeWalt just announced the DWE7499GD, an upgraded version of the DWE7491RS we reviewed in April. The saws are identical except for the addition of the "Guard Detect" system, which makes it harder to use the saw without the guard installed. It works like this: If the guard is not in place the DWE7499GD's motor won't come on when you flip the power switch—unless you first hit an override switch. When the saw is used without the guard in its proper position, an LED light will flash to remind the user that the guard is not in place.
According to a DeWalt spokesperson, the DWE7499GD is currently "the only model that Guard Detect is offered on and DeWalt will continue to sell table saws that do not include this feature." It all boils down to user preference.
Like other saws in the 7490 series, this saw is equipped with a no-voltage switch. This feature will be familiar to anyone who has used a stationary machine with a magnetic switch; the switch won't stay on when the motor loses power—as might happen when a breaker trips or a cord comes unplugged. It's a useful feature that prevents accidental or unexpected activation of the saw.
The DWE7499GD is expected to be released this summer. It will come with a rolling stand and have an MSRP of $749. The other version of this saw—the one without the Guard Detect System—is currently available and retails for about $600.
Correction: The original version of this story said the DWE7499GD is the only DeWalt table saw with a no-voltage switch. In fact, all 7490 series table saws have this feature.
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My final Flight of the Conchords design.*
Bret's Hair Helmet done in the fashion of the Full Metal Jacket poster.
Available now (along with all my other FOTC designs) as t-shirts/hoodies (and posters) at redbubble and also as sweet posters and iphone cases at Society6
*at least I think it's my final one…maybe I need to do a "aaaa central park" one? Maybe not ;)
Flight of the Conchord tees. Collect 'em all and get your FOTC tee collection into "triple figures" (lol)
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Accumulation - New Belgium Brewing
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Ratings: 997 | Reviews: 160 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by BryanCarey:
3.48/5 rDev -5.2%
Accumulation is a yellowish- colored beer with a nose that is interesting, with scents of lemon, citrus, and pine but with something else lingering in the background that is difficult to identify. The carbonation on this beer is somewhat low, the body is slightly hazy, and the overall first impression is mediocre overall.
Tasting this beer boosts the points somewhat. It has a flavor that emphasizes the taste of citrus, mainly grapefruit, with some light pale malt, pineapple, and spice. The beer is certainly smoother than other IPA and while certainly hop accented, it isn't as full bodied and firm as other examples of its style.
This is an interesting beer and one oddity is its nose. I said before that I couldn't identify a certain component of the nose, but then I read through other Beer Advocate reviews and one person describes it as being like deviled ham. This is actually a good description, as it does smell like a piece of seasoned meat. But I think the reason the nose is like this is due to the spicy character, which is almost like that of ginger and other spices sometimes used in deviled ham.
I can think of other IPA I like better than this one, but it is certainly not a bad product and it has enough unique qualities- and good flavor- to recommend. It is a unique product and most will find it at least acceptable.
10-21-2013 04:01:53 | More by BryanCarey
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11-25-2013 03:48:50 | More by Todd
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07-13-2014 23:45:05 | More by chip26
3.76/5 rDev +2.5%
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
LOOK: Mildly hazed yellow straw hue, tight lacing that leaves a trail in its wake.
SMELL: CItrus zest, woody hops, tangerine, spice, grassy grain, mild evergreen
TASTE: Grassy hop, citrus peel, faint powdered aspirin, juicy hop resin, vague spicing, pale malt, ample bitterness, dry graininess, long lingering hop finish
Perhaps more of an IPA than White Ale, tasty none the less and a good switch up on the whole seasonal thing.
11-28-2013 05:51:47 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +9%
03-21-2014 17:40:08 | More by hoffke88
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3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
02-24-2014 21:30:12 | More by SjConroy
3.26/5 rDev -11.2%
This beer doesn't seem remotely winter-ish. It's hoppy, like a basic IPA, not overwhelmingly. The color is yellow, plain and simple. It has lemon hints, which is perfectly in line with its color. It almost tastes like a lemon cookie. Besides that, nothing really stands out, besides its fantastic bottle art.
12-08-2013 08:35:04 | More by chadjulius
3.46/5 rDev -5.7%
First of all - who put this as a Belgian IPA? People need to think for themselves and not just react to the White IPA name, as the "style" doesn't necessarily mean it is Wit-like. This has standard ale yeast, but happens to have some wheat. Big deal, there is nothing Belgian here; New Belgium already has Belgo IPA.
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Nonic Pint.
Appearance: Hazy straw color with a frothy, stark white head and some lacing rings.
Smell: Mosaic and Amarillo overload. Tart grapefruit, berry, tropical notes, some spiciness.
Taste: Unbelievably subdued. It tastes like Mosaic and Amarillo hops over a light, wheat malt body. There are the expected hop notes considering the varietals - tart grapefruit, berry, tropical notes. However, it all tastes seriously watered down, with a very light, spicy, bitter finish.
Feel: Creamy, smooth and light like a wheat beer, but dry like an IPA. Decent carbonation. Overall, the mouthfeel is quite good.
Overall: Looks good, smells good, feels good, but someone forgot to work on the taste (or accidentilly mixed my bottle with half beer / half water). This was so close to a success. If only the taste (the exact taste I am detecting) was stronger.
12-13-2013 18:18:13 | More by bsp77
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
12-21-2013 00:50:07 | More by dankjohn
4/5 rDev +9%
11-29-2013 03:15:46 | More by NOLTERN
4/5 rDev +9%
12-06-2013 04:46:17 | More by IrishGermanAmerican
3.46/5 rDev -5.7%
Pale golden hued with great clarity. Minimal wisp of head covers half of the top of this beer. I get a bit of floral hop and pale wheat in the nose. The mouth is moderately carbonated. The flavor is pale wheat and I just get bit a light taste of floral hops.
02-22-2014 05:44:45 | More by Franziskaner
4.16/5 rDev +13.4%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a New Belgium Globe glass. Bottle says best before Feb 02, 2014.
Appearance: Pours a bright and clear straw golden orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. About one finger of white head which fades into a patchy layer. Leaves a decent amount of creamy lacing.
Smell: A fairly sweet and fruity hop forward aroma with good hints of citrus fruit and pine. Upfront scent of hops with earthy hints of grass and pine resin. Citrus hop hints of orange, lemons, pineapple, grapefruit, and peach. Pale malt and wheat with hints of grains, cracker, straw, and yeast. Fairly spicy smelling. A pretty solid hoppy aroma.
Taste: Like its smells, a very hoppy taste with a mix of grass, spicy pine, and citrus fruit esters. Upfront taste of earthy, herbal, and floral hops with notes of spicy pine resin and grass. Juicy citrus hop presence with notes of orange, pineapple, lemon zest, grapefruit, melon, and peach. Backing presence of pale malt and wheat with notes of grains, straw, cracker, and yeast. A solid mix of hop flavors.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Very juicy and oily. Finishes dry.
Overall: A solid hoppy IPA taste. Not much of a "white" presence as the name would suggest, but the mix of resinous hops is good.
12-10-2013 08:36:13 | More by MattyG85
4/5 rDev +9%
11-01-2013 16:37:24 | More by mjh0527
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
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Accumulation from New Belgium Brewing
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Mint Julep - Traditional drink of the Kentucky Derby
Black-Eyed Susan - Traditional drink of the Preakness
White Carnation - Traditional drink of the Belmont prior to 1998
Belmont Breeze - New "traditional" drink of the Belmont for 1998
Golden Beam - Traditional drink of the Jim Beam Stakes
Kentucky Chocolate Pecan Pie - perfect for a Derby party or anytime
Kentucky Bourbon Balls - great for parties or gifts
Kentucky Burgoo - can be made ahead of time and frozen
Maryland Crab Cakes - a Preakness day treat
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Official Mint Julep- recipe from Churchill Downs
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Preakness Cocktail- not sure where this cocktail came from, perhaps a variation on the Black Eyed Susan?
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The bride is the daughter Dan and Juanita Zenefski of Green Bay.
The groom is the son of Karen and the late Scott Kane of De Pere.Matron of honor was Amber Micolichek.
Best man was brother of the groom, Adam Kane.
A reception was held at Tundra Lodge in Green Bay and the couple plan to honeymoon at an away Green Bay Packers game in the fall of 2013.
The bride is a graduate of Phelps High School and UW-Green Bay, and is employed as a corporate accountant for Green Bay Packaging.
The groom is a graduate of Green Bay East High School and is employed as an assistant foreman for Amerhart.
The couple reside in Green Bay.
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The Greenwood County Sheriff's Office has charged two teens in connection to a sexual assault that occurred on a Greenwood District 50 school bus.
Police reports say a woman reported the incident on September 8, 2013. It says the woman received a Facebook message about her 17-year-old daughter, who has special needs. The message included a video that showed the girl engaging in oral sex.
Officials questioned the girl, who told them it happened on the bus Friday, September 6, 2013. She told investigators three boys asked her to give them oral sex. The report says she did so with one of the boys, "so they will be my friends."
Deputies say she couldn't identify them by name, but said they went to Northside Middle School. Further investigation did reveal the identity of the teens. Each were questioned in the presence of their parents.
A 13-year-old and a 14-year-old are now facing charges. One is accused of disseminating, procuring or promoting obscenity. The other is charged with exposure of private parts in a lewd or lascivious manner.
The school district is also investigating the incident.
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Achromatic dunes rising from the Tularosa Basin shaped by the prevailing New Mexican wind, White Sands is a reflection of the unique environment around it. Perhaps more widely known for the activities at the adjacent missile testing range, there is a graceful rhythmic quality to the environment that is just begging to be abstracted. Formed of white gypsum from the surrounding mountains, the dunes absorb light and color. The wind shifts this natural palette to create a constantly changing and unique landscape. The dunes shift as much as 30 feet a year, and nightly wind storms make the dunes almost unfamiliar each morning. One feels small and insignificant, surrounded by the seemingly limitless interaction between the sinuous forms of the dunes and the shadows that they cast on each other.
In the fall of 2010 I spent four glorious days shooting White Sands and instantly fell in love with this mysterious environment. From sunup to sundown, I spent as many hours as possible exploring the vast dune field, getting a feel for the various rhythms they encompass.
My approach to the dunes followed a natural progression from defining their relationship to the large-scale environment, to seeing how they related to each other, and finally to gaining an appreciation for their inherent abstract nature. It was a great learning process for me.


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A Cartersville woman was attacked by a pit bull. Linda Marie Dunton said she was bitten 50 times. The attack was so vicious, she actually lost a tooth.
Dunton has puncture wounds all over her face and body. Now Dunton wants to know why the dog that attacked her has not be put down.
Dunton said she was walking her dog Scotty when the attack happened. FOX 5 has obtained copies of the Bartow County police report from February 17, which said the dog was running loose.
But on March 12, Animal Control reversed its findings.
The final ruling states that the strip of land where the attack occurred was actually the owner's property. So the dog can't be considered dangerous or vicious under Bartow County code.
Cole Law is Dunton's attorney. He said the attack was nowhere near the boundaries of the dog's yard. Law says he wants to see the county change its decision and force the owners to put up a fence.


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Lighting and sound design specialists Audiotech & The Lighthouse supplied sound and lighting design, equipment, and crew to Manchester-based production company With, for the annual Virgin Vie cosmetics and jewelry sales conference, staged at the NEC, Birmingham.
The high-energy one day event, called "The Big One," saw 5,200 Virgin Vie consultants and managers gather in the NEC's main arena. The conference featured numerous theatrical moments, dance sequences, motivational speakers, presentations, and a live performance by a Robbie Williams look-alike to launch the new range of Rock Star cosmetics.
Glamorous Lighting
Lighting was designed by Phil Wiffen from The Lighthouse, the visual side of the company. He produced an up-tempo show with the themes of opulence and glamour.
Wiffen designed a U-shaped truss overhead at the front and two gently angled mini-beam trusses at the back that formed a subtle 'V' over the stage. There was also a practical truss that flew in for the Robbie Williams piece, rigged with four Martin MAC 500s.
Fixtures included 12 MAC 2000s, 18 MAC 500s, and 18 MAC 600s plus 14 MAC 300s primarily positioned within the set. A row of six MAC 300s on the bottom rail of the upstage trusses was tightly focused on the tops of the set columns. The middle panel of the stage was Perspex and was underlit with 1K and 500W cyc units.
The generics consisted of eight bars of four PARs on the front truss for a two-color cross-stage wash, 12 2K fresnels for a center stage wash, 12 1.2kW Fresnels, and 12 Profiles, mainly used for lectern lighting. Wiffen also had to ensure that the lectern speakers were appropriately lit for a live camera, as there was a live camera mix and PPU happening throughout.
Max Conwell controlled the lighting with a Hog 1000 console. The show was produced by Sam Pole and Jenny Hazelhurst, with set design by Tim Wilding.
Raucous Sound
Audiotech, the sound side of the Barnsley-based business, is run by Des Ward, who was also mixing sound for "The Big One."
The sound level needed to be relatively raucous for the spirited 98% female audience. Audiotech used a d&b audiotechnik system. The house sound was a mix of the new d&b Q1 line array system–three elements in a center cluster–and two drops of 16 d&b C4s on each side. The subs were d&b B2s.
Ward used Q7s and Qsubs as downfills on each side. The lectern mikes were AT 935s, and Ward ran 12 channels of Shure radios for the various other presenters and performers. The whole system was powered by d&b D12 amplifiers.
Ward had to obtain an even room fill within the large, barn-like environment of the NEC Arena. The system also had to sound equally as good for voice and speech as it did for music. "The d&b [system] works wonderfully for this type of event," says Ward. "It's smooth and rich when you want it to be and also raw, edgy, and kicks ass when needed".
Yamaha DME64 digital signal processor provided system control (EQ, crossovers, compression, etc.). Ward used a Sony R100 digital mixing desk. For playback, they ran a combination of Steinberg Wavelab on a laptop and various CDs.
"Virgin Vie in collaboration with With have always left us the space to create something a little different. We always look forward to…the challenge of delivering a show with the level of expertise and creativity expected by Virgin Vie," says Phil Wiffin.
Audiotech and the Lighthouse have been working together as a team for about five years.


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WASHINGTON Ill -- Pizza Huts across the Greater Peoria area are pitching in to help the family of an Edwards woman who drowned in the Illinois River late last month.
22-year-old Julie Peters's body was found in the Illinois River last week, several days after she drove down a boat ramp in Chillicothe.
Now, a stranger to Peters, Angela Carroll, is stepping in to help Peters's family in a big way.
Carroll was involved with the search and rescue teams for Peters.
She has reached out to 11 different Pizza Huts throughout the Greater Peoria Area to put on a fundraiser.
All day Thursday 20% of all sales at Pizza Hut will be donated directly to Peters's two children, which will go towards their future schooling.
"Hopefully this can go towards college or whatever they would need in the future that their mother unfortunately cannot provide for them," said Carroll. "As far as I can see, the family is all involved with these kids, and that is all they are worried about. They want to make sure these kids have a future."
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High Five! - Dugges Ale- & Porterbryggeri AB
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3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
05-19-2014 22:14:27 | More by fluidmotion
3.25/5 rDev -13.1%
05-12-2014 02:40:51 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
03-07-2014 11:19:31 | More by jondavidsson
4/5 rDev +7%
01-31-2014 05:37:42 | More by ricecracker420
3.73/5 rDev -0.3%
Bottle pour at the DTLA bottle share held at Beer Belly in Los Angeles, CA.
Thanks to Niklas for sharing this one.
Pours a hazy orange with a foamy off-white head that settles to a partial film on top of the beer. Foamy streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, citrus fruit, and citrus zest aromas. Taste is much the same with citrus zest and brown sugar flavors on the finish. There is a mild amount of hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp and dry mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer with a solid citrus forward hop presence.
12-30-2013 05:25:04 | More by UCLABrewN84
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3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
08-18-2013 14:57:03 | More by nmann08
New York
3.88/5 rDev +3.7%
On tap at The Blue Monk in Buffalo, NY as part of a flight in the back garden.
Pours out a golden copper orange, with a 1.5 inch head, and really good lacing down the glass.
Smells quite grassy, with some additional grapefruit.
This is a pretty earthy IPA. Slightly dirty tasting, but still quite nice. Lots of grass and pine, but not particularly bitter or astringent. Some citrus flavors, mostly grapefruit.
Medium bodied, almost creamy mouthfeel. Low carbonation. Very drinkable.
Only at The Blue Monk could I try an IPA from Sweden. This one was pretty good.
08-11-2013 03:11:30 | More by GreesyFizeek
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3.25/5 rDev -13.1%
06-06-2013 15:21:26 | More by Ant4711
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
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3.75/5 rDev +0.3%
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The influence of American craft beer in Scandinavian countries continue to take hold. Citrusy hops pile upon a near balance of malt for something that's inspired by, but not completely American.
Bright copper in color, High Five! pours with zesty carbonation that nearly overtakes the glass. High rates of carbonation ensures that the hop aromatics will spring to the nose. Its slowly receding ivory foam coats the glass with lace all along the way. Mildly hazy in color, the beer simply looks like IPA, just with Belgian-esque foam.
Hop forward aromas leap from the glass in the forms of tangerine, orange peel, and red grapefruit. But not all is citrusy, as more tropical mango and papaya scents take a more mellow turn. A moderate malt presence gives the fruits a vibrant "candied" type of scent, along with bready/biscuity notes.
More balanced than most IPA, the beer doesn't allow the hops to dominate completely. Early on the palate, a caramel sweet taste projects with mild flavors of honey, biscuit, and fresh baking bread crust. Hop flavor starts fruity with the blend of tropical and citrus flavors that turn lightly resinous and then sharply bitter in finish. The culmination of hops and malt give the beer a light jammy quality.
Medium bodied, the access malts weigh in on the beer's texture as well. Creamy and rich to start, the beer's long sweet draw keeps the mouthfeel prolonged before a late finish of resinous dryness, mild alcohol warmth, and fading sweetness gives a semi-dry close.
There's the immense citrus hop character that's American, but a malt balance that seems of English pale ales. It does both with good levels of success- but those looking for drier, more hop dominant examples might look elsewhere.
01-19-2013 18:32:19 | More by BEERchitect
3.43/5 rDev -8.3%
Pours a nice amber with good head/lacing.
Smell is malty-marmalade. Bready.
Mouthfeel is tea-like. Hoppy, malty, ESB-like.
Taste is malty marmalade, ESB-like.
Nice beer, akin to an ESB. Nice to have a decent beer from these guys. I've been waiting a long time.
01-06-2013 11:42:54 | More by danieelol
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -13.1%
12-25-2012 16:59:53 | More by bmf5581
3.38/5 rDev -9.6%
330ml bottle purchased from Slowbeer in Melbourne.
Pours a pleasantly clear orange hue, with a pretty solid yellow-white head of frothy foam. Some patchy suds of lacing stick around. Body is fluid but with some weight behind it that allows very fine carbonation to form. It looks good.
Nose is mild and slightly herbal. Some peppery spice, perhaps a slightly English overtone to it. Slight sawdust character, and a bit of dust. Slightly sweet malt comes through, with a little phenolic banana aroma. Overall, it's ok, but nothing really special.
Taste is similar. Smooth, slightly nutty malt with a dusty, earthy hop character, and a bit of herbal, leafy bite. Some pith comes through, but there's really not much true citrus character. Mild, tannic bitterness sits on the finish. Feel is pretty flat and a bit thin.
Overall, it's another disappointing IPA from Dugges, following on from the Holy Cow! There's something about it that seems a bit pedestrian about it anyway, and the fact that it seems old doesn't do it any favours.
11-23-2012 09:03:49 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.5/5 rDev -6.4%
10-19-2012 15:57:11 | More by Evil_Pidde
3.58/5 rDev -4.3%
Pours amber with orange highlights. Some white head at first but this didn't linger.
Pleasant grapefruit and pine in the nose with some floral notes.
Caramel sweetness up front with medium mouthfeel and an assertive hop background. Some cloying characters and just enough hops to keep it honest without going over the top. Bits of caramel, vanilla and bread throughout.
This was a little sweeter than I anticipated. The hops were there but lacking in the finish. Little bit of pine in the aftertaste but nothing over the top. Missing that punch. A valiant effort from the Swedes.
10-18-2012 02:27:53 | More by stewart124
3/5 rDev -19.8%
10-10-2012 18:11:10 | More by aztraz
3.65/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours amber with a small, white head.
Nose shows grapefruit and floral hops along with a hint of honey.
Flavours focus on the same floral and spicy hops, followed by a bit of bready and biscuit-like malt.
Body seems a bit undercarbonated.
Pretty easy-drinking stuff.
10-08-2012 01:37:29 | More by CrazyDavros
3.78/5 rDev +1.1%
Wow a brew from Sweden nice about time anyway it pours a clear amber hue with a fluffy three finger head and lacing everywhere very nice looking,the smell is abit different to other IPA's with aromas of honey,floral hops,boiled candy,sherbet and a touch of lavender,the mouthfeel is creamy and medium bodied with tastes of lemon sherbet,floral hops,redgum honey,gooseberries and finished bittersweet with hints of caramel candy and floral bitter hops,overall its a nice different IPA that i could drink alot although the ABV is very well hidden cheers.
09-06-2012 12:28:37 | More by ADZA
3.03/5 rDev -19%
I don't know, it seems like the Dugges beers have a similar flavor profile that I'm just not that into. Poured this one at a good temperature with an average size, cream-colored, foamy head that soon settles to a light cover and some lace. Color is a clear orange amber with a few bubble trails. Aroma is caramel, malt, hop, wet carboard. Flavor's similar to nose, sweet, wet cardboard on top with the bitter and some carbonic tang below and after along with some medicinal and woody flavors. Body and carbonation might be good, but there's a lingering heavy sweetness that distracts. Finish is like flavor, too sweet, long and not that pleasant. I'll finish this beer and that's it. Too bad; nice label, for what that's worth.
07-02-2012 04:46:32 | More by drpimento
3.15/5 rDev -15.8%
Pours a hazy orange-ish color with a light tan head. In the aroma, mellow citrus to pine hops. In the taste, a dry pine hop, a bit malty, and a small alcohol presence. A small bite and a medium bodied mouthfeel, with a dry malt and a small alcohol presence in the aftertaste. Nice hops, but a bit too malty and alcoholic for an IPA, eh!
04-05-2012 19:22:11 | More by OWSLEY069
High Five! from Dugges Ale- & Porterbryggeri AB
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|Monday, September 09, 2013 12:00 AM
Lester Dancer, 83, of Delphos was cited for failure to maintain reasonable control after his vehicle struck a utility pole Friday afternoon.
According to the police report, Dancer told officers he was traveling westbound on Skinner Street and preparing to make a right-hand turn onto Hudson Street when the sun momentarily blinded him, causing him to lose sight of the roadway's edge. Dancer struck an Ohio Electric Power pole at the corner of the intersection.
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Young's side go into the game on the back of a fine away win at London Welsh - the team's first of the season - but the Wasps boss says nobody is getting too carried away with current league positions, with his side currently sitting fifth in the table.
"It's obviously pleasing that we're getting together some momentum now but as I have said to the players, you only have to look at the table to see how tight it all is. A couple of wins would keep you well in the top half but a couple of losses could put you right back down the table, so there's no-one getting carried away."
Wasps are unbeaten at Adams Park this season ahead of Bath's visit, but with home visits to come later this season against the likes of Gloucester, Northampton and Saracens, there are some big challenges ahead.
"We have an incredibly tough run-in," Young said.
"There is no easy game in there and while it would be great to see a number of Wasps players representing England in the next few weeks; if we are going to lose players to international duty, it is also going to be quite tough for us to cope with given the size of our squad. We have an opportunity this Sunday against Bath to go into the league break in a good position so it's a big game for us".
"Bath are incredibly difficult to score tries again and are one of the top defensive sides in the league so we know what a challenge they will bring to Adams Park. They will be targeting this as a game to help them move up the table as well so we'll be in for a real battle."
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Police say a masked gunman opened fire at a North Philadelphia basketball court that was full of people.
"It was horrific," said Tasha B. who heard the gunshots.
When bullets started flying, one of the two wounded victims raced into the Winchester Playground Recreation Center where Nikita Benson and several others meet weekly.
"He just looked like he was in shock and couldn't believe he was shot," recalled Benson. "It was just horrific."
Benson used her cell phone to call 911 and get help for the 16-year-old who was shot in the hand. A 31-year-old man was shot in the knee.
As police searched for clues to the crime in the 2300 block of North 15th street. People at the rec center comforted one another. Tasha B is furious that the gunman put so many people's lives in danger, especially little kids'.
So far no suspects in custody. The two victims were taken to Temple for their injuries.
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The texts of primary sources are available online in two different ways:
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Digitized versions of photographs, documents, newspapers, political cartoons, works of art, diaries, transcribed oral histories, and other cultural artifacts that are contributed by these California institutions to the OAC make up the content included in Calisphere.
Before digital storage became easy and cheap, microfilm was a way for libraries to maintain large collections of newspapers, government documents, and historical documents while saving physical storage space. The UC Berkeley Libraries still have extensive microform (microfilm and microfiche) collections, containing valuable information for researchers.
Since each roll of microfilm contains thousands of tiny images of the original pages of a document, you'll need a microfilm reader to magnify the images enough to read them. The UC Berkeley Newspapers and Microforms Department (40 Doe Library) has machines that read, print, and scan images from microfilm and microfiche.
Microfilm and microfiche owned by the UC Berkeley Libraries can be found through OskiCat; use Advanced Keyword Search to limit your search to "All Microforms." In the News/Micro collection, microfilm rolls and microfiche cards are shelved with their own numbering system; click here for a PDF of the collection's floorplan.
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Some Bancroft materials are available online via Calisphere, which includes primary sources from many California libraries and museums.
Before you go:
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3. Learn about the Bancroft's policies: read about Access (bring a quarter for lockers) and Registration (bring two pieces of ID). You may want to read about the new camera policy ($10/day, no flash) or about getting photocopies.
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The Bancroft Library is on the second floor of Doe, on the east side (the side closest to the Campanile). See a floor plan of Doe Library 2nd floor (pdf).
As a UC Berkeley student, you also have access to the special collections at Stanford.
The Online Archive of California searches the digitized and non-digitized archival collections held by libraries and other institutions around California.
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Reading, Writing, and Researching for History: A Guide for College Students (Patrick Rael, Bowdoin College) - This is a really detailed, step-by-step guide to writing a serious history paper, from asking good questions to keeping a research journal to citing archival sources.
History 101 Manual, UC Berkeley History Department (from 2002 - library information is outdated)
Resources for Reading and Writing History (Mark Brilliant, UCB - lots of good strategic info, some library information is outdated)
History Department: Faculty Office Hours and History 101 FAQ
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Sizzling Style ~ in Palm Springs
- bedrooms 3
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- pool yes
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Sitting comfortably under the Palm Spring sunshine is 7 Palms. This posh house exhibits luxury as soon your foot hits the marble walkway and you make your entrance into this lush home. The glass doors will swing open and your eyes will be met by the modern interior making this home a unique Palm Springs destination.
Downstairs is vibrant with a slight Japanese design. The living space is perfect for gatherings as you are seamlessly connected to the outside lounge. The lounge is ideal for nighttime relaxation beneath the stars. The mountains are in the distance as you gaze under the palm trees that stand as the centerpiece of the courtyard.
The master bedroom has a private bathroom with a fabulous shower equipped with a his and a hers shower head so two people can shower at the same time without disturbing their partner.
Upstairs is where you will find a cozy nook for all day enjoyment. You can either cuddle up with blanket as you watch your favorite show or catch the last bit of a game before taking a dive into the pool.
The spacious kitchen has seating at the counter and the flat screen television allows you to never miss a beat as you prepare that delicious meal the fully stocked kitchen.
You will never feel out of place as each room has sliding doors opening up to the courtyard for easy access to any part of the house.
Downtown Palm Springs is right down the street where you can walk the strip in beautiful Palm Springs weather. There is no better place to golf than Palm Springs and there are plenty of options to take the links as you spend your time in this desert haven. If you are looking for more adventure, the Palm Springs Tram will take you to the top of the San Jacinto Mountains and there are hikes awaiting as you embark on your journey.
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Heather M. Adcock, 35, of the 700 block of Main Street, was arrested at 2:46 a.m. Sunday on a charge of violation of bail bond.
n Dustin M. Crunk, 24, Dix, was arrested at 7:18 p.m. Sunday on charges of driving while license suspended/revoked and possession of cannabis less than 2.5 grams.
A male caller told police at 3:30 p.m. Friday his residence in the 2200 block of Logan Street had been broken into.
n Police received multiple reports of gunshots heard in the area of Fourth Street and Jordan Avenue about 10:23 a.m. Friday.
n A male caller told police at 8:34 p.m. Saturday he was allegedly battered by several subjects in the 100 block of Potomac Boulevard.
A man reported to police at 12:46 p.m. Saturday a relative's microwave had been stolen from a residence in the 1100 block of South 24th Street.
n An employee of a truck stop in the 4500 block of Broadway requested an officer at 11:21 p.m. Saturday in reference to a driver who had a bag of trailer straps taken.
n A woman told police at 3 a.m. Sunday her friend had a purse stolen from her vehicle the previous evening while parked in the 1400 block of South 34th Street.
n A woman told police at 7:18 p.m. Sunday her cell phone was stolen by a man known by the victim.
Police responded to a two-vehicle accident at 2:22 p.m. Friday in the 4100 block of South Watertower involving a white van and red pickup. Two people were transported to a local hospital for treatment of injuries.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Richard A. Green, 33, of the 19000 block of North Illinois 37, was arrested on charges of aggravated unlawful possession of a weapon and possessing a firearm with no valid firearm owners identification.
n Hillary M. Haynes, 21, of the 16000 block of North Illinois 37, was arrested at 2:06 a.m. Sunday on a charge of driving under the influence.
n Zamar H. Burns, 19, Centralia, was arrested at 4 a.m. Sunday on a charge of criminal damage to land.
n Jerry W. Gill II, 38, of the 1000 block of 23rd Street, was arrested at 2:06 p.m. Sunday on two counts of aggravated domestic battery.
n Anthony B. Linn, 30, Woodlawn, was arrested at 3:07 a.m. Monday on a charge of driving under the influence.
n Dominick W. Finney, 20, of the 200 block of Casey Avenue, was arrested at 5:46 a.m. Monday on charges of consumption of liquor by a minor and resisting/obstructing an officer.
An air conditioner was reported stolen at 9:27 a.m. Thursday from a residence in the 16700 block of East Illinois Highway 15.
n A burglary was reported to deputies at 3 a.m. Thursday from a resident in the 15000 block of Illinois Highway 37.
n A residential burglary was reported at 6:20 a.m. Thursday in the 15600 block of Cooks Drive.
n A burglary with money missing from a residence in the 15000 block of North Illinois Highway 27 was reported at 8:32 a.m. Thursday.
n Deputies received a report of a burglary in the 12400 E. Loop Rd.
Clint Kern, 32, Bluford, was arrested at 3:40 a.m. Saturday on charges of leaving the scene of an accident and driving under the influence. Kern swerved to miss a deer in the 19000 block of East Marlow Road and hit a tree. He left the accident scene.
, but was located. He was taken to Crossroads Community Hospital with a head injury, according to jail logs.


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With schools around the country growing more concerned about attendance, what can Arkansas do to improve the fan experience in Fayetteville?
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The Miami Marlins have a wonderful new ballpark, but on-site parking is limited. Where else should fans look for parking?
More random Royals chatter, as we enter another week passed without news. Meanwhile, Baseball is stirred by the Yankees-Mariner trade, the rare blockbuster that just suddenly happened. In the grab...
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Stanford released its Parking plans for football this week, and some of you may not like it.
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Hurst Bean Field great place for Colts tailgating. Would love to see it blue for the Final Four weekend as well. Fantasy would be Butler-Kentucky. Cats vs. Dawgs.
Kyle Ringo of the BDC reports on a possible change to parking at Farrand Field on gameday. Known as the best tailgate area for it's proximity to Folsom Field, it has become a home to some of the...
Recent changes to parking lots and streets around the Qwest Center may surprise fans heading to the NCAA Volleyball Final Four in Omaha.
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First, my apologies for posting it in a different thread because the relevant thread is locked.
I am implementing a VoIP Client on S60 platform.
It has been a good learning experience but as well some really frustrating experience also.
I think there are far too many roadblocks(mainly in terms of financial aspect) for an independent developer/small company to contribute and speed up innovation in S60.
Now coming to the question
How can Nokia shorten your Application Development time?
I would like to comment on the major factors pertaining to the shortening of Application development time.
I would like to take the example of implementing 3rd party VoIP Client Prototype(Demo Application) and issues surrounding it.
I would like touch upon the two aspects:
1. APIs
2. Processes involved
API Aspects:
1. Any Platform Should PROVIDE those APIs which are fundamentally important to completeness of any commonly/mostly used functionality. It SHOULD enable rapidly developing prototypes of the desired functionality.
In case of VoIP Client, basic functionality can be listed as: 1)Making a Call 2)Ending a Call 3)Answering an Incoming Call 4)Modifying a Call.
While APIs are available for 1), 2) and 4) whereas for 3) it is NOT available.
Hence, APIs for implementing VoIP Client functionality is Incomplete. It becomes very difficult for getting a demo application/prototype up which I think is a major turnoff. Still there is NOT MUCH information on this aspect. I think it is a bad idea if one has to pay just to get information on how to get Notification for VoIP Call. The reason I say this is really a problem because 3rd party can get full control of GSM Call(outgoing/incoming/ending/modifying) whereas that freedom is NOT present for VoIP Call(especially incoming call).
2.The APIs needed for full-blown functionality CAN be made EXCLUSIVE.
======> In case of VoIP Client, Extended functionality can be listed as
-> Integration of 3rd party VoIP client UI with the Contacts application
-> Capturing key-events while dialling (at Home Screen, I am unsure whether it is possible right now)
-> Customizing the Call Screen (when calls are going on) etc.,
These kind of functionalities can be made Exclusive as these are not basic functionalities. These Exclusive functionalities could be hidden from public APIs (ideally though I would not wish)
3.Information on how to use the APIs
====> Generally, the API documentation has been really good. Still, this can be improved for Extensions Plug-in APIs.
====> Generally, it is available, very extensive and very informative. I think apart from the Developer Community pool, this is one of the strongest point of S60 platform. The only problem I see over here is most of it are covered under Nokia Copyright. I would wish to post it as a different post as my experiences developing 3rd party VoIP Client.
5.Implications of these APIs on the devices.
====> These are also known <=====
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During her former life as an elementary school teacher in a low-income school district in Boling, Texas, Emily Gertson often worried about the underprivileged children in her class: the ones who never had enough to eat, wore the same outfit days in a row, and didn't have their own school supplies.
Although Gertson left teaching in 2006 to be a stay-at-home mom, those students still weighed on her mind. Six months later, after watching a TV show about women who collect clothing for at-risk and foster children, she was inspired to take action. "I learned that these kids are often removed from their home with just the clothes on their back," Gertson says. "I wanted to give them something that would help them feel more comfortable and less scared, and new pajamas seemed like a good place to start."
Gertson decided to hold a pajama drive to benefit her local Child Protective Services (CPS), which investigates child neglect and abuse claims and offers foster care and adoptions. She spread the word by calling and e-mailing friends, church members, and the local Cub Scout troop. More than 100 pairs of pajamas soon appeared. Gertson then planned a second event with the help of neighbor Shelley DeLuna. By the end of the six-week drive they had collected a whopping 1,500 pairs of new pajamas, plus diapers, shampoo, soap, and toys. The drives were such a success that Gertson and DeLuna have now expanded their mission to include backpacks, sneakers, and school supplies.
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Police are investigating a mid-afternoon shooting that sent one man to the hospital Wednesday.
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According to a police report, Michael Johnson was clearing brush from a vacant lot in the 1500 block of Freeman and observed three men standing next to a gray Dodge Dakota truck that was parked in an alley along the lot. Johnson says he saw one of the men run past him, then heard several gunshots from behind him.
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I have seen a lot of people use this phrase, "Near Church but far from God". I was born in a Christian family. My Father is a Reverend Canon. I thought that was an automatic passport to heaven. But with time I realised that like any other person, I also fell short of God's glory. This compelled me to give my life to Christ.
It was at a Scripture Union conference at my former high school in 2005, that I gave my life to Christ. My walk with him since then has been smooth. I have seen him provide, counsel, heal, strengthen, give me friends and a hope for tomorrow.In my life, there is only one day I will forever remember. In 2004 while in my Senior Four vacation, our clan sat to disown me. That was the time I made my first prayer, "God, please help me. Don't let them disown me." God heard my prayer. And I am happy that I am the most loved and respected child in my family today. God totally transformed my life for the better.I am not an orphan, nor have I ever failed to get school fees, but that doesn't mean I was always happy. I went through a lot growing up. My mother used to tell me that if you do not get rid of sin, it follows you everywhere you go: It grows with and in you. Sin follows you through school and even finishes with you. And the same with all stages of life.I learnt how to smoke when I was in Primary Seven and continued to develop other bad habits. In High School I started taking drugs and drinking. I abused substance until I could no longer concentrate in class. My parents got overwhelmed by my behaviour; they took me to a different school where I managed to finish O-Level. I was so messed up that at one time I nearly stabbed my father while under the influence of drugs. After that episode, I thought I would never be accepted in the family. While everyone else thought of taking me to prison to die there, my father was saying, "He is my son, I will never take him to prison. I will never abandon him."When I got sober, I always feared that I would never make it in life. Nobody who knew the old me could ever imagine that I would turn out this well. God cleaned me up and has blessed me abundantly.I have always wondered how a parent would pay school fees of Shs 2mper semester for a child who wanted to kill them in front of their whole family. I realise that God always had a hold on me. He never gave up on me.That's why I always give thanks to him for even the bad things that happened in the past. Sometimes we have to trust him through difficult circumstances, recognizing that he is sovereign and in control. Even if we don't immediately see the fulfillment of his promise, it doesn't mean we won't see it fulfilled eventually. While our feelings will mislead us, God won't. I have finished my degree in mass communication and I still hope for more blessings.
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High End Systems released new software for the Hog iPC that provides enhancements to the hybrid lighting console and adds support for a third monitor or touchscreen.
The Hog iPC console contains three applications (Hog 3PC, Hog 2PC and Hog iPC configuration panel), all of which have been updated. The Hog iPC configuration panel is the central utility program for interfacing with the unique elements of the Hog iPC system. Improvements to this application allow users to enable a third monitor or touchscreen connected to the DVI port of the console.
A third monitor functionality was highly requested by customers, says Brad Schiller, HES director of control systems development. "We are pleased to have been able to react to user's requests for additional monitor support. Without any hardware changes, we were able to activate the DVI port and allow use of an additional monitor or touchscreen. This feature expands the capabilities of the Hog iPC console by allowing additional windows to be viewed and adjusted simultaneously across multiple screens."
High End also released an updated version of the Hog 3PC software for the Hog iPC console. This update is a step toward synchronizing the Hog 3PC software with the Wholehog® 3 console software. This version contains all the features and enhancements from the recently released Wholehog 3 console software v1.3.8. Additional improvements have been made to the Hog 2PC software as well, such as bug fixes and a new auto-save on exit option.
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(WMC-TV) - It's his first interview since announcing his resignation as superintendent of Memphis City Schools.
Kriner Cash said the high point of his career was when the President spoke at the Booker T. Washington High School graduation.
He said the challenges during his tenure included the funding fight with Memphis City Schools, rapidly changing teacher standards, and the surrender of the school charter.
Cash's advice for the next superintendent, as Memphis and Shelby County schools merge, is to be transparent.
Less than a week before Dr. Kriner Cash's reign as Memphis superintendent officially ends, he thanked the Bluff City for the last four and a half years.
"The community was tremendous during that time and I really thank the Memphis community," said Cash.
On a personal note, he thanked the Bluff City for its kindness when he lost his wife.
He plans to return to education after spending time with family.
Cash's final day is January 31, but he will consult with the school board until August.
"I really wanted to take the opportunity to say goodbye," said Cash.
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BELLINGHAM - The Loft at Latitude 48.5 has injected new life into the Squalicum Harbor space that The Bay Café occupied for years.
Many restaurants provide a lunch menu that is a scaled-back version of the dinner bill of fare. Not so at The Loft, where there is one menu for lunch and dinner. But that menu offers choices that range from burgers and sandwiches for $10 to $12, all the way to halibut Oscar at $35. It's clear that the management doesn't want to neglect the more cost-conscious clientele, while also offering splurge meals perhaps aimed at the yachtsfolk who keep their pleasure craft moored nearby.
I sold my own leaky 26-foot "yacht" some years ago, partly because I lay awake nights worrying that the next time I came down to the harbor I would see nothing but the tip of its antenna poking up out of the water. But I still enjoy a splurge meal now and then. We decided to try the halibut, as well as the $21 crab ravioli.
Before that happened, we sampled the steamer clams, $14. As some of you may have noticed, if I am eating anywhere with steamer clams on the menu, I order them. Two reasons: Clams are a good barometer of a kitchen's commitment to freshness and precision, and I like them a lot.
These clams came with the typical white wine-and-garlic preparation, which suits me fine. They tasted fresh from the bucket but were cooked a bit too long: Many of the clams had fallen out of their shells, leaving us hunting and gathering them from the broth beneath.
The halibut Oscar is admittedly pricey, as halibut always is nowadays. But the portion was ample, the fish was perfectly cooked, and it came topped with a generous scoop of buttery Dungeness crab meat. An asparagus spray and asiago mashed potatoes completed the treat. Well-executed side flourishes like these help distinguish between first-rate and second-rate restaurants.
The crab ravioli featured an equally generous plateful of oversized pasta pillows with plenty of sweet crab meat within. The plate itself made a strong first impression, with zigzag flourishes of orange tomato-basil and green cilantro sauces.
The underlying white sauce was subtle and pleasant, but a bit watery.
If meals like these are not part of your current financial planning, you probably won't feel cheated if you go with burgers and sandwiches. The ones that passed our table were flamboyantly large and seemed to please their purchasers.
This space takes full advantage of the marina view, with Bellingham Bay and Lummi Island beyond. There is a row of window tables, while the tables away from the windows are elevated to give their occupants a lovely eyeful of scenery as well.
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آیینه بازتاب کننده ی آنچه هست و آنچه نیست.
واقعیت و حقیقت بیرونی و درونی را نمایان می کند.
پیوندی قوی، گویی دستها و لبهای طلایی رنگ از آیینه ی سرد بیرون می آیند تا گرمای ارتباط را به ما هدیه دهند.
اعضای بدن، خود را درون قفس محبوس کرده اند.
از تغییر وضعیت می ترسند. تا بیرون نیایند و با هم یکی نشوند، نمی توانند یک انسان کامل را تجربه کنند.
توده ی لبهای باز و بسته، بهم چسبیده و به شکل سنگ، مانند حرف مردم، براق، جذاب، توخالی!
Mirror, reflects what that exists and what that does not.
It presents the internal and external reality and truth.
A strong union, as if the golden hands and lips are reaching out from the cold mirror to grant us the warmth of connectedness.
The limbs have imprisoned themselves in cages. They fear change. They cannot experience being human in its wholeness unless they leave it and unite.
Cluster of open and closed lips, cramped and stone like, just like people's words (gossip), glossy, intriguing, empty!
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Overview and History
Tehran is the capital of Iran and the largest city in the Middle East, with a population of fifteen million people living under the peaks of the Alborz mountain range.
Although archaeological evidence places human activity around Tehran back into the years 6000BC, the city was not mentioned in any writings until much later, in the thirteenth century. It's a relatively new city by Iranian standards.
But Tehran was a well-known village in the ninth century. It grew rapidly when its neighboring city, Rhages, was destroyed by Mongolian raiders. Many people fled to Tehran.
In the seventeenth century Tehran became home to the rulers of the Safavid Dynasty. This is the period when the wall around the city was first constructed. Tehran became the capital of Iran in 1795 and amazingly fast growth followed over the next two hundred years.
The recent history of Tehran saw construction of apartment complexes and wide avenues in place of the old Persian gardens, to the detriment of the city's cultural history.
The city at present is laid out in two general parts. Northern Tehran is more cosmopolitan and expensive, southern Tehran is cheaper and gets the name "downtown."
Getting There
Mehrabad airport is the original one which is currently in the process of being replaced by Imam Khomeini International Airport. The new one is farther away from the city but it now receives all the international traffic, so allow an extra hour to get there or back.
Tehran driving can be a wild free-for-all like some South American cities, so get ready for shared taxis, confusing bus routes and a brand new shiny metro system to make it all better. To be fair, there is a great highway system here.
The metro has four lines, tickets cost 2000IR, and they have segregated cars. The women-only carriages are the last two at the end, FYI.
Taxis come in two flavors, shared and private. Private taxis are more expensive but easier to manage for the visiting traveler. Tehran has a mean rush hour starting at seven AM and lasting until 8PM in its evening version. Solution? Motorcycle taxis! They cut through the traffic and any spare nerves you might have left.
People and Culture
More than sixty percent of Tehranis were born outside of the city, making it as ethnically and linguistically diverse as the country itself. Tehran is the most secular and liberal city in Iran and as such it attracts students from all over the country.
Things to do, Recommendations
Take the metro to the Tehran Bazaar at the stop "Panzda Gordad". There you can find anything and everything -- shoes, clothes, food, gold, machines and more. Just for the sight of it alone you should take a trip there.
If you like being outside, go to Darband and drink tea in a traditional setting. Tehranis love a good picnic and there are plenty of parks to enjoy. Try Mellat park on a friday (fridays are public holidays), or maybe Park Daneshjou, Saaii or Jamshidieh.
Remember to go upstairs and have a look around, always always always! The Azadi Tower should fit the bill; it was constructed to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire.
Tehran is also full of museums such as:
the Contemporary Art Museum
the Abghine Musuem (glass works)
the 19th century Golestan Royal Palace museum
the museum of carpets (!!!)
Reza Abbasi Museum of extraordinary miniatures
and most stunning of all,
the Crown Jewels Museum which holds the largest pink diamond in the world and many other jaw-dropping jewels.
Text by Steve Smith.


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