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Suddenly size matters in the tablet wars and it is all about the 7-inch tablet. While the iPad is the undisputed king of the tablet wars, its screen measures 9.7 inches while several others are offering a size that might be a better fit.The first 7-inch tablet was the BlackBerry PlayBook, but it never really took off. Enter the 7-inch Kindle Fire which sparked the latest size battle. The Fire is now the second most popular tablet on the market in terms of sales with the full-sized iPad continuing its dominance.The latest to enter the battle is the Google Nexus 7 which came out this past Friday. Already, several major retailers are reporting that they are sold out. The Nexus 7 is Google's first entry into the tablet market. It runs on android Mobile.The reviews for the Nexus 7 are generally good. It could be a serious contender against the Kindle Fire since it offers a camera and a higher resolution screen.But don't count Apple out of the war with rumors surfacing this week they may soon be offering a smaller tablet as well which some are calling the iPad Mini. Bloomberg reported this week that the iPad Mini could be announced this coming October which would put it in prime position for the holiday shopping blitz. The tablet could measure either 7 or 8 inches according to the report and would be around the same price as the Kindle Fire and Google Nexus at $199.
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These services include:
• Individual, group, and family readjustment counseling to assist the service member's post-deployment transition.
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatment and help with other related problems that may negatively impact family, work, school and other areas of everyday life.
• Military sexual trauma counseling for active duty service members of both genders.
To help inform more active duty service members about these recent changes, the Birmingham Vet Center will be setting up its Mobile Vet Center at various events throughout Alabama, in the coming months.
The Mobile Vet Center is a state-of-the-art vehicle equipped with confidential counseling space that active duty service members, veterans and their family members can use for re-adjustment counseling services.
The Mobile Vet Center will be set up Friday, March 7, from 9:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the parking lot of the Department of Veterans Affairs Outpatient Clinic located at 1454 Jones Dairy Road (behind Walker Baptist Medical Center) in Jasper.
Anyone interested in these services or with questions about these services should visit the Mobile Vet Center or contact the Birmingham Vet Center at 205-212-3122.

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UAH students have a new place to dine and
Wednesday, the school opened its doors to its
new Charger Union. The $25 million facility includes shopping, dining, and a
game room.
Students like Ryan Plume said the union is
more than what they expected.
"It's real cool; it's real modern-looking. I
really like the game room; it's real awesome actually. I think it was money
well spent," he said.
Grand opening festivities continued through
Wednesday night.
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Pencahayaan yang baik menjadikan kita gembira (dan mengurangkan kita terlanggar sesuatu di waktu malam). Kami paling suka mentol lampu LED - ia menggunakan kurang elektrik dan tahan sehingga 20 tahun. Kami juga ada mentol lain, dan juga suis pemalap, pemasa dan bateri. Mengapa tidak mula bertukar kepada LED dan bateri cas semula hari ini? Ia akan menerangi masa hadapan belanjawan anda dan juga planet ini.
Ketahui lebih lanjut tentang mentol lampu anda di sini:
Technical product information low energy CFLi bulbs – SPARSAM (PDF)
Technical product information LED bulbs - LEDARE (PDF)
Technical product information halogen bulbs - HALOGEN (PDF)
Energy lables SPARSAM, LEDARE & HALOGEN (PDF)
How to recycle CFLi bulbs and handle a breakage (PDF)
What do the symbols on the bulb packaging mean? (PDF)
Light bulbs and batteries that suit your budget
Check out our light bulbs and batteries and find what you need here at nice low prices. We have the three main types of light bulbs – halogen, fluorescent and the latest kind, LED (light-emitting diodes). They come in a choice of sizes and shapes, including fluorescent tubes and spotlight light bulbs. We also have different types of batteries, including environment-friendly rechargeable batteries and a charger for them, as well. The charger even switches itself off when the batteries are fully charged. At the moment, you can use our halogen light bulbs and some of our fluorescent light bulbs with dimmers, and by the time you read this, we may even have dimmable LEDs!
Light bulbs and batteries that suit the planet, too
Lighting is one of the biggest users of electricity in your home. That can cost you a lot of money, and it doesn't make the environment very happy, either. So today, the light bulbs we sell are more energy-efficient and last longer than the old, traditional ones. LEDs and fluorescent light bulbs use up to 80% less energy to produce the same light as a traditional light bulb and last much, much longer. Using more efficient light bulbs and rechargeable batteries are just a couple of ways you can save money and help the planet. You can find out more ways that we together can create a better future on our People and the Environment pages, see the link below.


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We can't waitMay 08,2014The latest government report on climate change makes clear that Vermont and the rest of the nation are already feeling the effects of the warming planet. Vermonters who remember Tropical Storm Irene are well aware of it.
One consequence is the effort taking place on many fronts to adopt technologies that will diminish the harm from climate change in the future. Thus, we are seeing the rapid proliferation of renewable energy projects, including numerous solar installations throughout the state. Perhaps inevitably, the rush to construct solar installations has been met with mounting resistance from residents who view them as a commercial or industrial use inappropriate for agricultural or residential areas.
This concern is compounded by the fact that local bodies select boards, planning commissions, even district environmental commissions do not have a role in approving or disapproving power projects. That is the job of the state Public Service Board, a fact that leaves some local communities feeling that they lack a voice on important decisions related to the landscape.
Several projects in the Rutland area have raised concern. The Planning Commission in Sudbury has written to the Public Service Board opposing two separate projects proposed for Sudbury. Sudbury is a rural town of lovely farms and a small central village. Placement of solar panels for a two-megawatt project and for a 500-kilowatt project would be inappropriate on productive farmland or near a residential district, according to the commission. The commission also said the projects would provide no financial benefit to the town of Sudbury.
Residents in Rutland Town have expressed similar concerns about a project proposed for an open field there. Meanwhile, the Board of Aldermen in Rutland City will consider establishing guidelines for new energy projects. This action follows the push by Green Mountain Power to establish the city as the solar capital of the region. With solar projects popping up all over the city, that goal is within reach.
The latest U.S. government report gives added momentum to the push toward renewable energy. Any kilowatt of electricity that is generated from the power of the sun is a kilowatt that does not have to be generated by fossil fuel. And the new report underscores the importance of curbing the consumption of fossil fuel.
The pattern has already established itself. Droughts are more persistent and severe in the Southwest. Rain and snow are heavier in the East. Heat waves are longer, hotter and more dangerous.
Some parts of the nation are immediately imperiled. Coastal regions are suffering, as in Alaska where the lack of sea ice leaves villages on the coast unprotected from the ocean, and as in Virginia where flood waters in some places are high and persistent.
The connection between a farm field in Sudbury and the flooding of a coastal village in Alaska may seem remote, but its not. More and more people are seeing the connection, which creates a policy imperative that weighs heavily in the balance between local and global concerns.
At the same time, it is important to recognize that the solar energy sector is only now beginning to mature. It will be counterproductive to pursue renewable energy heedlessly, provoking opposition unnecessarily and making the job of developing new energy sources more difficult. Thus, it is useful and appropriate for aldermen to consider policy guidelines relating to energy projects, as long as they do so in the right spirit. It must be a spirit that recognizes the underlying motive for a transformation of the energy sector away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy. We cant wait for others to act. It is a human imperative, affecting people all around the globe, from the lowlands of Bangladesh to the river valleys of Pittsfield, Mendon, Jamaica and all those towns in Vermont that remember the floods of 2011.MORE IN CommentaryToday is Labor Day, an American holiday that years ago somehow felt far more relevant than it... Full StoryFrançois Hollande, the president of France since 2012, coulda been a contender. Full StoryIt has been a mystery why economic recovery and a rising stock market have failed to translate... Full Story
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Men's Basketball Falls in Closing Seconds to Morehouse
FORT MYERS, Fla. – A game-tying three-point field goal attempt by sophomore Casey Wohlleb rolled in and out as time expired as Morehouse College held on for a 71-68 win Friday night over Florida Gulf Coast University in NCAA Division II men's basketball action at Alico Arena.
Wohlleb (Boca Raton, Fla.) had rebounded a missed three-pointer by teammate Cecil Avant (Pembroke Pines, Fla.) with just less than five seconds to go and raced to the right corner for the potential game-tying shot.
FGCU (17-12) had a seven-game win streak snapped. Morehouse improved to 16-11.
The wild finish capped off a game that featured 15 ties and 17 lead changes. Appropriately enough, the game was tied 34-all at intermission. The Eagles had an early 18-11 lead in the opening stanza but the Maroon Tigers, who shot 46.4% in the first 20 minutes, rallied to tie.
Morehouse took the lead for good, 48-47, when William Belton drained a three-pointer from the left wing with 12:49 to play. They capped off a 13-2 run with a three-pointer from Brandon Childs for a 58-50 lead with 8:44 remaining. They led 66-59 with 3:20 to play when the Eagles began to claw back. Junior guard Beau Bauer (Walton, Ind.) hit four free throws, followed by an Adam Liddell (Auburn, Ind.) three-pointer from the right corner and a pair of free throws from senior guard Gabe Pean to cut the lead to 69-67 with 1:06 left.
A missed jumper and missed free throw gave FGCU two opportunities to tie or take the lead before Morehouse's Edward Pollard hit 1-fo-2 from the line to make it 70-67. Avant answered by making the back end of a two-shot foul to make it 70-68. After hitting a free throw to make it 71-68, Belton missed the back end of a 1-and-1 with 15 seconds to play.
Bauer posted his second consecutive double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds while Liddell added 14 points for the Eagles. Belton had 21 points and Childs added 20 points for the Maroon Tigers.
FGCU closes out the regular season tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m. when it hosts Albany State.
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Manchester United are in the lead at the Madejski Stadium having come from behind twice in a ridiculous half of football which finished 4-3. Reading took the lead after just eight minutes after Jonny Evans' headed clearance was picked up by Hal Robson-Kanu, who burst into the area and lashed a messy finish into the net via Evans' back.
United only had to wait a few minutes for their equaliser, and it came courtesy of some great play from Anderson, flicking a one-touch pass out to Ashley Young on the wing before collecting the return and smashing it past Adam Federici, the goalkeeper beaten at his near post by a shot that simply had too much power.
Shortly after, Reading had surrendered their lead in the space of three minutes. Jay Tabb lashed out with a crazy challenge in the penalty area, an easy decision for the referee, and Wayne Rooney duly stepped up to smash the spot-kick home.
Yet with Reading having just thrown away the lead, United would do the same. Terrible marking from two Nicky Shorey corners did for the Red Devils, boyhood United fan Adam Le Fondre heading in the first goal before remarkably, after Reading went close with another cross under a nervy Anders Lindegaard, Sean Morrison beat Jonny Evans to head in another to restore the Royals' advantage.
Yet again, they were to see their lead disappear. After Reading almost doubled their advantage by taking advantage of United looking even more vulnerable under crosses, Patrice Evra stormed to the byline before cutting back to leave the unmarked Wayne Rooney with a simple finish.
With just 30 minutes gone, Alex Ferguson had seen enough and decided to withdraw Rafael for Chris Smalling in a bid to sort out his defence. It was harsh on the Brazilian, with Jonny Evans far more culpable for the goals, but he was on a yellow card and looking at risk of a second - which would rule him out of the upcoming derby game against Manchester City.
Shortly afterwards, the game saw it's seventh goal within 34 minutes. A neat passing move from United, and some woeful positioning from Nicky Shorey, saw Robin Van Persie played in on goal, and the Dutchman made no mistake in lashing past the hapless Adam Federici.
It sounds remarkable to say, but there ought to have been even more goals - Chris Smalling later got on the end of an Ashley Young cross but directed his head straight at Federici before Van Persie smashed the ball into the net. Adrian Mariappa appeared to clear off the line, but replays showed the ball was a good foot over and it really should have been a goal.
A mini-goal drought brought the half to a close as the teams went in with the score at 4-3 - the joint record for the most goals scored in one half of a Premier League game. Reading also appear to have some form for ludicrously high-scoring games, so it will be interesting to see how this one ends. Stay tuned for the full-time report.


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Cozy two-bedroom Cottage on Paradise Lake in Mackinaw City
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
This peaceful cottage is located on beautiful Paradise Lake, just 8 miles south of Mackinaw City. The cottage has a main area which includes a couch, chair, television, a dining table and kitchen. The two bedrooms are on either side of the living area. This cottage shares the property with two other cottages. The other cottage is similar to this this2 bedroom cabin. When referencing the calender, IF THE DATES ARE INDICATED AS TENATIVE, ONE OF THE CABINS IS AVAILABLE.
Ask about them for larger family gatherings.
View the other property on this vacationrentals site by entering
65937 in the listing ID at the top of the page.
You will feel like you are "back in time" on Paradise Lake, yet restaurants and nightlife abound in nearby Mackinaw City.
Paradise Lake offers fishing and watersports. Bring your own boat or rent from the local marina as we do have a dock. A variety of fish are found on the lake
including: Pike, Perch, Walleye and Bass. The shoreline has a hard-packed sand bottom with small rocks. It is a very gradual slope, making it great for kids wading and swimming.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 07-25-2014 at 4:59 PM.
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Karen or Mike Alberts 248-747-4972
cottage rental amenities
Spend quiet evenings around our two shared firepits roasting s'mores, chairs are included. Each cottage has its own gas grill for BBQ's along with outdoor table and chairs. There is a porch swing in the yard to watch the kids playing and the beautiful sunsets over Paradise Lake.
This cottage has a full size bed in each bedroom. The other two bedroom cottage has a full size bed in one room and twin bunk beds in the other.
The kitchen is stocked with all of the cooking supplies you should need. There is also a coffeemaker, oven, microwave and toaster for your use.
There is cable TV, a DVD player and Wireless Internet access for your enjoyment.
You will need to bring your own bedding and towels. Blankets and pillows are provided for your use.
You might want to start with a supply of groceries. there is a small IGA grocery store in Mackinaw City. The closest Walmart is in Cheboygan about a half hour away.
Medical facilities and ambulance service is available at Petoskey's Northern Michigan Hospital, or Cheboygan Memorial Hospital in Cheboygan
activities and attractions in Mackinaw City Michigan
Fishing, swimming and watersports on Paradise Lake.
Boats can be rented from Paradise Lake Marina ac231 ph537 4714.
Mackinaw City, the "gateway" to Mackinac Island, is only 7 miles away. Mackinaw City offers casino's, shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Legs Inn at Cross Village is a destination eatery! Buy fresh caught fish for grilling at Big Stone Bay Fishery just south of Mackinaw City (Try the Whitefish Spread).
Historic Mackinac Island is an easy day trip from the cottage! Ferries leave regularly from Mackinaw City or across the bridge in St. Ignace.
Historic Fort Michilimackinac is on the mainland just minutes from the cabins!
Mackinac State Historic Parks: make a memory at Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse, just minutes from the cabins!.
Canoeing and kayaking on the Sturgeon or Pigeon Rivers is 30 miles away. Big Bear Adventures in Indian River can be your outfitters.
Sturgeon Bay, with it's majestic sand dunes and beaches on Lake Michigan, is a 15 minute drive away.
Golf at one of Northern Michigans premier golf courses. A beautiful courses, the Hidden River Golf and Casting Club or Mackinac Club, are just minutes away.
Leggs Inn in Cross Village has great Polish food and an outdoor setting overlooking Lake Michigan. A great place for food and fun.
Clyde's on Paradise Trail has great Pizza
The beautiful tourist towns of Petoskey, Harbor Springs and Charlevoix are within an hour's drive of the cottage.
vacation rental rates
$725 per week for this two-bedroom cottage. ($800 for weeks including a holiday).
Additional cottage on property available $675 per week. ($750 for weeks including a holiday).
Contact via e-mail for details.
$200 deposit due within 7 days of making reservation (non-
refundable) to hold reservation.
Remainder due 30 days before arrival with an additional $200
refundable cleaning/damage deposit.
Karen or Mike Alberts 248-747-4972
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Mackinaw City
- Visit Mackinac Island
- Coast Guard Cutter tour
- Drive the Mackinac Bridge to St. Ignace
- Historic Mill Creek
- Shopping and Courtyard Cinemas
Top things to do on a budget
- The beach at Sturgeon Bay
- Go fishing and swimming
- Cross the Mackinac Bridge
- Eat some 'fudge"
- Have a bonfire and roast smores
Top things to do with a family
- Go fishing
- Go waterskiing or jet skiing
- Play games
- Visit Mackinac Island
- Tell stories around the bonfire
Karen or Mike Alberts , owner


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Online training for K-12 teachers
14.08.14 / Programmes and projects / Continuing education
In this article by Douglas Armendone, he explains about the EUN Academy, their free-of-charge MOOC courses and educa.ch's participation in its international projects on behalf of Switzerland. The main issue is to reinforce the integration of ICT for teaching and learning in Swiss schools.
More political education in schools
05.08.14 / Educational politics
According to a study on political reform among some 1,000 Swiss people, schools should be made responsible for childrens' education in civic studies. They should raise the interest of children and young people in political matters to make them participate actively in matters like popular votes.
Swiss Skills Berne
25.07.14 / Career guidance / Competition / Vocational training jobs
For the first time in its history, Swiss Skills Championship for professional skills and artistic knowledge of young people will meet in one place. 70 professions compete from September 17 to 21 at the Bernexpo. Additionally, young people find information for their choice of occupation.
Fast-track school in an asylum
18.07.14 / Educational politics
As a result of the trial fast-track asylum process that has been running in Zurich since January, children are being taught German in makeshift schools – in case their parent's application is accepted. The test project will run until September 2015 to see if it can serve as a model for Switzerland.
International Animation Film Festival
02.09.14 - 07.09.14 / Baden
The festival has some special offers for schools in store: hand selected animated films for children and young people; movie directors and producers explaining their work; guided tours through the exhibitions on the festical grounds and workshops for young people to make their own films.
Event languages: German, English
School Grades: Independent of levels
edu-ict-Tagung 2014
10.09.14 - 10.09.14 / Centre for Adult Education BiZE Zurich
For teachers with a good knowledge of German this free event on digital media in daily life gives interesting views on how digital media have already made their successful entrance into daily routine and learning and on visions for their future.
Event languages: German
School Grades: Independent of levels
World Skills General Assembly
12.09.14 - 19.09.14 / Lucerne
For the first time the World Skills General Assembly GA will be held in Switzerland. WorldSkills International is the responsible body for the worldwide professional championships. Some 250 delegates worldwide are expected to attend the conference.
Event languages: German, English
School Grades: Vocational schools


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Applications are available online at www.umass.edu/umccc [2].
Second Bachelor's Degree Students
Applications are obtained by calling the Undergraduate Admissions Office at 413-545-0222.
Online Degree Program Students
Applications for the University Without Walls, RN to BS in Nursing, Second Bachelor's Degree in Nursing, Online BBA, and Online Hospitality and Tourism Management programs are available online via Continuing & Professional Education [3].
Re-entering Student
Students who were previously enrolled as UMass Amherst bachelor's degree students must apply for readmission via the Registrar's Office. See the Readmission [4]link in the Students section of the Registrar's Office Web site.
Graduate Student
Graduate students must apply for admission via the Graduate School [5].
To Apply
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Completing your Application
Name. Use your full legal name on all documents. Use this same full legal name on all of your application materials (including test scores). For U.S. citizens, this should be the name listed on your Social Security card.
Social Security Number. If you intend to apply for financial aid, please enter your Social Security number accurately on your application. An omission or error will delay processing of your financial aid award.
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Ethnicity. Providing this optional information on your ethnic background will assist the university in complying with state and federal laws and reporting requirements.
Selecting a major. Browse our list of majors [9]. You have the option of selecting both a first- and second-choice major. Should space limitations or your academic background preclude admission to your choice of major(s), you will be considered as an undeclared major. You can also apply as "undeclared" if you are undecided about a major. NOTE: All transfer students entering as juniors are also required to declare a major and then be admissible to that major in order to be accepted to UMass Amherst.
Essay / Personal Statement. This is a required part of the application. Take your time writing your essay. Get feedback from your parents, a favorite teacher, or your guidance counselor. Proofread it carefully. We want to know something about you. You must also submit a brief written statement with your application. This is an ideal opportunity to provide further information not apparent in your transcripts and other materials.
Disciplinary/Criminal History. All applicants are required to provide responses to questions about their disciplinary and criminal history. Students who, after reviewing the exceptions set forth below, respond "yes" to the criminal history question will be asked to provide information about the location and approximate date of each applicable incident and the circumstances. Students may also be required to produce additional information and be subject to a criminal record check. Applications which do not include a student's explanation and/or all additional requested information will be considered incomplete and treated accordingly.
(Note: You are not required to answer "yes" to the criminal history question if the criminal adjudication or conviction: (1) has been expunged, sealed, annulled, pardoned, destroyed, erased, impounded, or otherwise ordered by a court to be kept confidential; (2) was a first conviction for misdemeanor drunkenness, simple assault, speeding, minor traffic violations, or disturbance of the peace; or (3) any conviction of a misdemeanor where the conviction occurred more than five years prior to the date of this application, unless you were sentenced to imprisonment upon conviction of the misdemeanor, or you have been convicted of another criminal offense within the five-year period.)
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- Freshman: Request that your high school send or transmit the Common Application School Report or an official transcript directly to Undergraduate Admissions. Transcripts for grades 9-11 must be issued from the high school in which you completed junior year and must include a listing of all high school courses and grades.
- Transfer: Request that all the colleges/universities you have attended send an official transcript directly to Undergraduate Admissions (whether or not credit is desired). Photocopies, student copies, and electronic college transcripts are not acceptable. If you apply with fewer than 27 completed credits or from colleges with non-standard grading systems, you must also submit official high school transcripts and SAT/ACT scores.
Test Scores: Test scores must be sent to us electronically by the testing agency. Rush reports are not accepted and student score reports are not considered official. The UMass Amherst codes are 3917 for SAT and 1924 for ACT.
- Freshman: Standardized test scores (SAT I and/or ACT) are required for admission.
- Transfer: Standardized test scores (SAT I and/or ACT) are required only for transfer applicants who have fewer than 27 completed college credits and those who are coming from colleges that use non-standard grading methods.
International: Applicants who are not native speakers of English are required to demonstrate their English language proficiency [10]. Transfer applicants must also submit the bank statement and sponsor statement to be considered for admission.
Letter(s) of Recommendation: We require at least one academic letter of recommendation. Transfer applicants must submit either the Common Application Transfer Registrar Report or the UMass Amherst Transfer Disciplinary Report [11].
Avoid submitting unnecessary materials: Please do not send non-required supporting documents or items such as photographs, recordings, writing samples, awards or commendations, etc., unless requested. If you would like us to know about a relevant activity, talent or award, please include that information in your personal statement.
Architecture, Art, Dance, and Music Majors
Architecture, art, dance, and music majors should file an admission application with the Admissions Office early to facilitate the audition or portfolio review process. See Important Notes for Selected Majors [9]for more information.
Submit your Application
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Check Your Application Status
Shortly after your application is processed you will receive an email with a NetID and password. This will allow you to confirm the status of your application (for example, confirmation that we have received your transcript(s) and test scores).
We cannot review an application until the file is complete, so it is important to check your status and take whatever steps are necessary to ensure that your application is complete.
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The Tampa Bay Rays have promoted long-time minor league staffer Jamie Nelson to assistant hitting coach to help Derek Shelton.
The two Florida baseball franchises made a big trade on Tuesday. The Rays agreed to take on shortstop Yunel Escobar, in exchange for prospect Derek Dietrich going to the rebuilding Marlins.
The Miami Marlins traded Yunel Escobar late Tuesday night, only two weeks after he joined the team in a trade with the Toronto Blue Jays.
Tampa Bay, Oakland, St. Louis and New York are trying to acquire Yunel Escobar from the Miami Marlins -- and the Marlins are "getting closer" to a deal.
Tampa Bay Rays starting pitcher David Price says he will not play for the United States in the 2013 World Baseball Classic.
The Rays agreed with James Loney on a one-year contract on Monday. Is he going to add offensive firepower to the team, or is he just another placeholder on a team lacking impact bats?
The Tampa Bay Rays signed free agent first baseman James Loney to a one-year deal worth $2 million. Loney spent the 2012 season with the Dodgers and Red Sox.
With the free agent market looking to be too expensive, the Tampa Bay Rays are expected to be active in the trade market this winter.
The Tampa Bay Rays acquired the minor league outfielder from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for the right-handed reliever.
Rays ace David Price has pitched himself into uncharted territory in terms of what he'll command in arbitration salary, which could force the team to trade him before the start of the 2014 season.
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Dark Fatha - Bent Brewstillery
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3.71/5 rDev +27.5%
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice glass.
Appearance: Pours an oily black with a moderate amount of bubbles. About two fingers of deep tan head that quickly fade into a thin creamy layer. Leaves a decent amount of lacing.
Smell: A sweet and roasty dark malt driven aroma with hints of chocolate and toast. Upfront dark roasted barley malts with hints of chocolate, coffee, burnt toast, biscuit, grains, oats, caramel, toffee, nuts, smoke, and yeast. Sweet scent of burnt molasses. Also some hints of anise spice. Very faint hops. A decent stout aroma.
Taste: Like it smells, a sweet, roasty, and burnt stout taste with notes of chocolate, oat, and smoke. Dark roasted barley malts with upfront notes of chocolate, dark coffee, burnt toast, oats, grains, biscuit, caramel, toffee, smoke, nuts, and yeast. Sweet taste of burnt molasses. Slight notes of anise spice. Somewhat boozy. A decent taste overall.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy, slick, and slightly sticky. Some alcohol heat is felt.
Overall: Ok for a lighter version of a imperial stout. Kind of rough around the edges with the heavy charred presence but the taste is ok overall.
01-28-2014 08:10:43 | More by MattyG85
3/5 rDev +3.1%
08-03-2014 18:12:04 | More by IchLiebeBierZu
1.48/5 rDev -49.1%
Appearance is nice - thick, chocolate head that fades quickly. Mouthfeel is extremely thin; flavor is... off. I don't know how to describe it. Tastes like stale homebrew. Very little resemblance to the traditional style. I ended up drain-pouring about 1/2 the bottle. Tough to swallow (literally and figuratively) at $8.99 a bomber.
01-06-2014 22:07:13 | More by Stimulus199
4/5 rDev +37.5%
06-07-2014 04:00:30 | More by Snow81
2/5 rDev -31.3%
04-11-2014 20:22:34 | More by HoudiniRN
4.06/5 rDev +39.5%
My first beer from these newbies. Very impressed.
Produced a three finger, beige head. Beer color is so brown, that it's practically black.
The aroma is of roasted malts, and a hint of coffee and dark chocolate. Not very strong, but nice.
Taste is similar, but it does have a hint of hop bitterness, and dry finnish. Has a lower, heavy body, and medium carbonation.
01-04-2014 01:06:07 | More by TCMike
3/5 rDev +3.1%
04-13-2014 22:26:32 | More by Jeffrey2310
3/5 rDev +3.1%
05-25-2014 14:04:06 | More by Showboat66
2.75/5 rDev -5.5%
02-27-2014 17:11:10 | More by Zallen16
3.14/5 rDev +7.9%
Described as, "The best mistake that (they) ever made", this American 'Emperial' Stout borrows layers the roasted taste of stout on a lighter and drier malt base than is usual. Its results really bring the roast to the forefront.
The black beer pours with an ominous and opaque attitude. Its large mocha-stained column of foam races to the rim with a moussey appearance. Nearly complete in its retention, its froth is equipped with scattered lace that trails in the beer's wake.
Sharp roasty aromas are of dark-roast coffee, dark chocolate, roasted walnuts and the campfire scent of burnt embers. Charred dark fruit and an aggressive earthy scent reminds the nose of cut grass and pine cones. A sharp peppery note tingles the nose heading into that first daring sip.
Bold roasty sweetness of burnt sugars could be of molasses or brown sugar, just ahead of bitter chocolate, nutty bitterness and ground espresso. Smooth and stern early on, the beer develops added char flavor in the later half of taste with elements of fresh-cracked peppercorns, ash, vinous tartness and medicine- especially as the grain alcohol flavor sets in. Bitter in its finish, its bite comes from roast-derived bitterness and pithy, citrusy, resiny and grassy hops.
Its short-lived sweetness proves to be fast-fleeting in order to allow this full-bodied ale to dry in quick fashion. After the carbonation wisps away the sweetness, what's left is a lot of ash and burnt vegetative taste. Burnt grass, burnt fruit and burnt wood leads to a spicy and astringent finish with sour wine acidity.
Where this curious, aggressive and intimidating beer has a lot of promise, it has some serious roughness around the edges. Somewhat out of control, age should temper its energy and smoothen out.
11-05-2013 17:29:54 | More by BEERchitect
3.5/5 rDev +20.3%
06-13-2014 19:49:06 | More by JakeBarnett
3/5 rDev +3.1%
12-24-2013 02:44:06 | More by Hopstout
1.75/5 rDev -39.9%
First I will answer a question in an earlier review asking if these guys were from Bent Paddle Brewery. That answer is NO. As for the beer the color was ok. The smell was less than average. The taste was AWFUL at best. I really don't have anything good to say about this beer. I took 3 sips then poured it down the drain along with the rest of the bottle.
01-10-2014 06:37:21 | More by hopazoid
1.5/5 rDev -48.5%
03-25-2014 00:14:37 | More by cope0021
2.75/5 rDev -5.5%
05-25-2014 04:39:51 | More by PappyVans
1.45/5 rDev -50.2%
Picked up recently on sale because hey, I like to try new, local beer that isn't outrageously priced. This wasn't too far off, but...hey. 22 oz. bottle split with my wife.
Pour is dark black, carbonation looks like it's been sucked away in the airless void. Smell weighs in favorably with chocolate, roast, though light on both.
Dark Fatha you are herewith served with a restraining order by my tastebuds. Good many-armed diety of Sycloth VI, what is this? Roast barely slows down going off the cliff into ashiness, which is something of a knock on ash. Coffee burnt on the bottom of the carafe, then left for a couple months, scraped off with a rusty nail, then poured into my glass - that's what this tastes like. I'd go on, but this is so mind-bendingly awful that I can't bear to take another sip.
Wow. I hate to be relentlessly negative, but really? Who thought it was a good idea to release this beer? I may have to destroy the glass it's in. The worst attempt at a beer I have had in a long time.
01-19-2014 03:05:34 | More by maximum12
1.39/5 rDev -52.2%
Was a little tentative about trying this after looking at the other reviews. But this brewery is within walking distance from where I work so I figured I'd risk the $8. Poured from a bomber into an Imperial pint glass, formed a large frothy head dark brown. This beer is dark and inviting.
Wait this doesn't smell quite right.
This beer tastes like nori (the seaweed that is used on some sushi). Another sip after it's warmed up a little more, I can't drink this.
Felt okay but I couldn't take a fourth sip. Drain pour.
I'm sorry but this is really bad. Can not recommend.
07-25-2014 20:20:30 | More by AdmiralOzone
4.59/5 rDev +57.7%
my first beer from "bent brewstillery" are these the same guys as "bent paddle"? have never seen any other beers from them or have herd of them. pours black and slightly thick and oily in appearance, with a half inch dark khaki head. smells very roasted malty with some hints of dark chocolate, coffee and even a tad bit of molasses. the initial taste is typical of a r.i.s. just like the aroma, balanced for a imperial stout not too boozy, the carbonation is a little high in the mouthfeel - medium to medium high for a stout. the aftertaste of this beer is amazingly molassesy! the most molasses I have ever tasted in a beer but only in the after taste.... wow! I love the molasses in this pig!
12-26-2013 00:41:43 | More by Beerlover
2.5/5 rDev -14.1%
06-14-2014 00:20:39 | More by VINCENTT
3.75/5 rDev +28.9%
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3.75/5 rDev +28.9%
06-22-2014 05:56:43 | More by SurlyDisciple
3.75/5 rDev +28.9%
11-22-2013 03:10:01 | More by XmnwildX12
2.71/5 rDev -6.9%
Dark Fatha American Empirical Stout. (whatever that means). Brewed in Minnesota, brewed 7 bottled by Bent Brewstillery, Roseville, MN. Est. 2012. Alc. 9.3% by Vol, 57 IBU. SRM 60.
The label depicts Darth Vader in a pimp suit. Cute gag, but not sure of the point. Dark beer. Dark Lord of the Sith. Purple robes and chain, feathered hats…something got skipped.
It's solid blackness, that's for sure. Richly roasted tan head, lush and plush.
Aroma: many flavors unfolding. Molasses. Espresso. Cocoa nibs. Some anise. Dark rum. Nice.
Taste: Arrives rather cool on the palate, delivering dark fruit flavors, rich malt character, dry chocolate and coffee notes. Sweetness always held in check, kept at bay, nicely dry. I'd have to say medium-bodied, for it just isn't as full as we'd want from an Imperial Stout. But, no, this is an "Emperical Stout", which has to mean something. It's flavorful, and the alcohol has started to ring in for real and for true. It's like an Imperial Stout that doesn't want to go all the way. It's pussied out. Maybe there's a reason for not doing an Imperial Stout right?
Maybe it's on the label? "This distinctive hybrid beer style combines the crisp, clean feel of a light ale with the dark cocoa roasted smoothness of a stout."
With all due respect, that's one of the dumbest things I've read on a bottle of booze in a long time. Compared to a true Russian Imperial Stout, it's a dismal failure. Compared to this hybrid style nobody asked for, this American Emperical Stout, well, it's crashing success. I guess.
Me, I'm left feeling dull and deadening. All of the alcohol and none of the fun. I need the richness and fullness for a beer this boozy. Seriously, who asked for a hybrid of light and strong? Makes no sense. A poor decision.
Like having Darth Vader carry balloons in his hand and speak like Daffy Duck.
Or making Greedo shoot first. This one is weak with the force.
07-28-2014 04:27:25 | More by feloniousmonk
Dark Fatha from Bent Brewstillery
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Chaka Latte - AleWerks Brewing Company
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Ratings: 10 | Reviews: 5 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Tobe:
3.83/5 rDev -6.4%
Pours a deep black color with an off white head. The head was firm and maintained a one finger width.
The aroma offers a nice chocolate note with a secondary hit of oak. The flavor is sweet (maybe a bit sweeter than I would prefer.) Notes of chocolate and a bit of roastiness come through clearly, but there was no real alcohol. The mouthfeel was good and balanced with no detection of the alcohol.
Over all a nice try but not a beer that I feel a need to make a return trip to .
07-23-2012 21:25:18 | More by Tobe
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4.5/5 rDev +10%
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4/5 rDev -2.2%
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4.5/5 rDev +10%
07-21-2014 22:44:41 | More by gillkid
3.73/5 rDev -8.8%
On Firkin at Devil's Den
Chaka Latte goes into the glass easy like, with a black color and a nice firm off white, burnt sugar cap that has nice legs, leaving nice glides of lace.
Smell is of sweet chocolate, lactose, milk duds.The oak from the barrel is there but not breaking the lactose in the scent, traces of bourbon, perhaps this did not spend to much time in the barrel
Chaka Latte is sweet and rich with vanilla and milk, lactose tastes, with some chocolate malts. Oak and roast and Don't really pick up any alcohol here, but it is unknown what strength it is. Bourbon plays the underdog in this one. Sweet and nearing being overbearing like the blackwater series, but not up to that level.
Feel is pretty slick, this goes down pretty easy with no off putting alcohol burn. The lactose could linger a bit, yet I've had much sweeter milk stouts. Im liking the balance on this. The body is a bit thinner than medium.
All in all, a good offering that I may go back to from time to time if it comes out again. I think one glass in a sitting is plenty though.
06-04-2012 07:29:36 | More by BARFLYB
New Jersey
3.93/5 rDev -3.9%
Firkin, served in a tulip
This particular firkin was aged in Gentleman's Reserve Bourbon Barrels with dutch chocolate and vanilla beans added to the firkin. This was part of the Devil's Den/Bella Vista Tap Takeover for Philly Beer Week.
The beer sits a pretty dark brown, near black, in the tulip, with a two+ finger tan cap. Good staying power and retention. Some spider web lacing inside the glass.
The nose is rich, but a little subdued. Sweet notes of vanilla and chocolate rise to the front with coffee grounds, whiskey, dry oak, and some lactose sugar.
This hits the milk stout on the nose. I have never had a barrel aged milk stout before, but the whiskey flavor really complements the base sweet notes of the coffehouse stout. The addition of chocolate and vanilla beans to the firkin only enhance the sweet, lactose sugar notes of the base beer.
Full body with low carbonation as expected. Smooth and creamy with fresh vanilla and whiskey blending nicely in the finish with a touch of lactose sugar.
This is a success. The chocolate and vanilla additions are welcome to the base beer and then throw a solid blanket of whiskey barrels over top and we have a winner. Well done on all fronts.
06-02-2012 21:35:12 | More by ColForbinBC
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
Firkin at Devil's Den in Philadelphia, PA.
Pours pitch black and opaque with a two finger beige head that has great retention, slowly fading into a lasting cap. Steaks of lacing coat the glass on the way down.
Complex aroma with a really nice balance of sweet malt, subtle roast, earthy oak and spicy bourbon. Lots of silky chocolate along with caramel, toffee and coffee bean with a nicely integrated bourbon barrel character. Sweet, spicy bourbon notes that compliment the chocolate and dark malts rather than overpowering them along with earthy oak and vanilla.
On the fuller end of medium bodied with soft carbonation and an almost perfectly integrated barrel character that compliments the cocoa, vanilla and dark malts. Excellent spicy bourbon flavor that doesn't give off any heat or outshine the other characteristics of the beer. There's also a decent amount of toasted oak, vanilla and coconut flavor followed by silky chocolate, caramel, toffee, toast and coffee bean. Really well balanced and deceptively drinkable. Tastes kind of like bourbon chocolate milk. Awesome beer!
08-15-2012 01:43:33 | More by corby112
3.88/5 rDev -5.1%
firkin at devils den
Pours a clouded chestnut brown with some darkened hues. Thick, feathery tanned head rests on top. Retention is lasting, leaving plenty of webbed lacing on the glass.
Plenty of chocolate and vanilla in the nose, followed by a slightly sweet bourbon tone. Cocoa and milky tones - this basically smells like a spiked chocolate milk...but in a good way.
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−The Art and Science of Cuisine at the Salk Institute6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
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Salk is setting the table and you're invited…
An inaugural culinary event at the Salk Institute certain to whet appetites. Fusing the most recent scientific discoveries with novel kitchen theory, this celebration of food and science will reinvigorate lifestyle choices and usher in a new year of wellness.
Meet San Diego's freshest-thinking chefs and learn how to optimize the nutrition in your home meals
Mingle with Salk scientists who can explain the latest research into the links between nutrition and health—and learn how they've altered their own habits
Sample an extraordinary array of delicious foods
Above all, be inspired!
Please join us for this one-of-a-kind exchange of food and ideas.
For more information, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or 858-453-4100 ext. 1846.
Featured Chefs
Deborah Szekely – Honorary Chair
Nathan Coulon – Featured food station
Isabel Cruz – Featured food station
Joy Houston – Featured chef
Michelle Lerach – Featured dessert station
Denise Roa – Featured food station
Su-Mei Yu – Featured food station+6:00 pmThe Art and Science of Cuisine at the Salk Institute
−Truffle Tuesday at Hess North Park5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Hess Brewing Company North Park will be offering an early Valentine's Day beer & truffle paired flight. This special will include three beers paired with three of Andrea's Truffles made specially for the event. Flights will be $14 and will be available in a limited quantity.
Get here early Tuesday Night and enjoy the excellent pairing. Andrea will be here if you have any questions, if you're looking for a Valentine's gift idea, or if you just want to meet the mind behind the desserts.
Click here for more details!+5:00 pmTruffle Tuesday at Hess North Park
−Cooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore at Great News!6:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Cooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore
Instructor: GOMES & FELMLEY
Date: Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Cost: $49.00
Recipes: Baja Stone Crab Cakes; New England Style Clam Bake; Pan Roasted Halibut with Citrus Herb Butter; Poached Salmon Salad with Green Goddess Dressing. *Tommy will be donating his teaching fee to Urban Slow- Foods San Diego. Recipes subject to change due to availability.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY 858-270-1582+6:00 pmCooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore at Great News!
−Hands On: Wine Lovers at Great News!11:00 am – 1:30 pm
Hands On: Wine Lovers
Instructor: JENNIFER FELMLEY
Date: Saturday, February 15, 2014
Time: 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Cost: $49.00
Recipes: Baby Spinach Salad with Shiraz Vinaigrette, Dried Cherries and Toasted Almonds; Crème Fraiche Mashed Potatoes; New York Strip Steak with Blue Cheese Butter and House Made Steak Sauce; Dark Chocolate Mousse with Raspberries.
This hands on class is limited to 32 people. Please bring an apron and wear closed toe shoes.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY 858-270-1582. See website for more details.
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−February SlowSips at Alchemy Restaurant6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
This month's Slow Sips gathering will be at Alchemy Restaurant! There will be a cash bar and of course, if you show your Slow Food Urban SD membership card, you receive 15% off any food and beverage purchases.+6:00 pmFebruary SlowSips at Alchemy Restaurant
−San Diego Chefs Salute Tommy Gomes2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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Sometimes a purveyor is more than just somebody who sells you things. Sometimes a purveyor becomes something else. They become a trusted friend; a valued adviser; a fan; and a supporter of the community as a whole.
To the chefs in San Diego, Tommy Gomes is all of that and even more. Over the years he and his company, Catalina Offshore Products, have gone from being a fish monger to a true hub of the culinary community. While always offering a dazzling array of products, Tommy has also become the number one supporter of the culinary scene in San Diego and is an amazing supporter of the chefs and cooks who make it happen.
Please join us as we honor him in the best way possible with good people, good beverages and fantastic food.
Our chef line-up is truly an All Star team: Anthony Sinsay, Matthew Morrison, Matt Richman, Chad White, Tommy Fraioli, , Hanis Cavin, Matt Gordon, Alex Carballo, Jeff Bonilla, Rich Sweeney, Brandon Brooks, Steven Molina, Jenn Felmley, Daniel Barron, Karl Prohaska, Karen Blair, Trey, Amy DiBiase, Olivier Bioteau, Ryan Studebaker, Nate Soroko, Karrie Hills, and Tyson Blake.
Mike Hess Brewing and Societe Brewing will be on hand pouring their fantastic beers and Ian Ward, mixologist supreme, will be shaking up something special….
Hope to see you all there…+2:00 pmSan Diego Chefs Salute Tommy Gomes
−SFUSD Education Committee Meeting5:30 pm – 7:00 pmMonthly meeting of SFUSD's Education Committee. The March 3, 2014 meeting will be at Saffron Thai in Mission Hills.Email mschristinanelson@gmail.
comfor information about future meeting locations.+5:30 pmSFUSD Education Committee Meeting
−Beekeeping workshop at Curds and Wine1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
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Want to learn more about bees and beekeeping? Join us for a Beekeeping Workshop Sunday March 9, 2014 at 1 pm. Don and Celeste Spangler of the San Diego Beekeeping Society will tell us about "A Year in the Life of Bees and Beekeepers," with detailed information about the importance of honeybees, the problem of pesticides, equipment needed and honey production. All participants will receive a $25 gift certificate to use at Curds and Wine.
Limited to 18 participants. Purchase tickets at the shop or online here. Paid participants only admitted to workshop.+1:00 pmBeekeeping workshop at Curds and Wine
−How to Become a Farmers' Market Vendor6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Start your business with low cost! Learn all the ins and outs of becoming a vendor at Farmers' Markets in San Diego County. Learn what sells and what doesn't, learn about food preparation legalities and what is required by the Department of Environment Health, and how to bring your locally grown produce to the market!+6:00 pmHow to Become a Farmers' Market Vendor
−Educator workshop at Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Creating and Sustaining Your School Garden
This is a one-day workshop for teams working to create or enhance a School Garden Program. The workshop covers planning and designing a school garden, basic gardening skills, curricular connections, and outdoor classroom management.
See the training agenda and workshop materials here.
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How does an entry-level contract slide?
If a player aged 18 or 19 signs an entry-level contract with a club (with his age calculated on Sept. 15 of the year he signed the contract) but does not play in at least 10 NHL games — regular season or playoffs — the contract will "slide" or be extended one year. The extension does not apply if the player turns 20 between Sept. 16 and Dec. 31 in the year he signed the contract.
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Very interested.
Didn't see a thread on this, so hopefully I didn't miss it.
Would anyone be interested in a New Adventures Adam figure? He wouldn't require much new tooling at all, except a new head and feet. The rest would be Preternia He-Man, with the bare lower legs seen on Photog and Eternos Palace Randor. I've been watching a lot of NA lately, and think this could be a really neat figure.
Very interested.
Sure, why not.
Adam in a Roman style toga? Okay. Throw in Adora too with similar attire to Mara with a braided bun for a Roman feel.
I am in. I really want to see a New Adventures Adam Figure in MOTUC. As DVD says it's a very easy figure to do.
My Feedback thread: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...Caos-is-great!
How did I not chime in for this guy? I'm with you too!
I like the idea of an Adora version as well!
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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His outfit is fine i don´t like his hairdo and i do mean HAIRDO !
Plus, if they follow the mini comic canon and add on JETLAG to that everyone (in the future/on Primus) knows Adam is He-Man that would make this outfit his private, out of armor look and he wouldn´t need a change of hair
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My latest Fan Art: http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...=1#post3481815
Yes I absolutely want him! Lisp and all!
I wouldn't personally want this figure. I had to laugh when listening to the latest MastersCast when they refered to NA Adam as Bible cartoon Adam!
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Toga Adam? Heck and yes!!
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Now I need a Crita!! Crita is to Mara what Evil Lyn is to Teela. If we ARE getting Mara, then we NEED Crita.


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I love this table and would absolutely recommend it. That being said there are some quality control issues. Some of the holes for assembly didn't match up well and upon close inspection is very noticeable. Though nobody else has noticed. There were also some minor rough spots were it wasn't stained and polished, again not noticeable. For what you are paying I think this is an excellent deal and would totally purchase it again or recommend to a friend.
The second I took the pieces out of the box, I fell in love with this console table. The color is amazing. The detail is incredible. The quality was exceptional. We couldn't be happier with how it turned out. We used this for our hallway and it looks amazing. The size is perfect. Not too large and not too small. It did get a small scratch on the tabletop, which was my fault. I don't know if it scratches fairly easy or if I just slid it way too hard on our hardwood flooring. The only con I can say to the table is the drawer. You will definitely have to put a couple drawer stoppers in it because it will completely slide out if you're not careful. Other than that, we love it! No more boring hallway!
I am very pleased with my console table. Outstanding quality and uniqe design. One of a kind handmade piece of art. Looks like it's gonna last forever. Real wood. Assembled it all by myself in no time. Don't hesitate, just buy it!
I was interested in this piece because of the color and the swirl legs. It's the perfect size for my entry and hold several decorate pieces of pottery. My only complaint is that the drawer is virtually unusable because it comes completely (and easily) when you open it. Still, I am very happy with this piece--it is beautiful, (mostly) functional and well-made, particularly for the price.
really nice piece of furniture! Solid wood, true to size, construction is good. A little shinier than I would have chosen but no other negatives. We are using it as an entry way piece--size is perfect and the look and construction blends with a lot of other furnishings. We have a mix of antiques and other wood pieces in the same room--this piece works great in that setting. Easy to assemble--took less than 1/2 hour to put together. Came well wrapped and there were no issues with damage.
It arrived on time and was very easy to put together. The table is sturdy and is as advertised.
I am very happy with my Barley Swirl Console table. It is exactly what I've been looking for!! I needed a very narrow table to fit in the spot in my home and this is it!! It took a little work to get it put together....bolts and allen wrench are provided....but it was well worth it.
Don't think it was mentioned that assembly was required, but it was minimal and very easy. It's slightly more rustic than I imagined, but overall I am very pleased with the table.
Beautiful woodwork! Fits perfect in the small space I needed it for, using it as a console table in the dining area. Love how unique it looks. Happy with purchase!! :)
its pretty for sure but I agree with the other customers complaints that the draw just falls completely out when you pull it. They should build it so that doesn't happen! It also wobbles, although I'm not sure if that is because of my floor or the table.
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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, HorrorIf Kylie Minogue's 2001 Agent Provocateur ad wasn't enough to provoke a complete brain meltdown -- the singer rode a mechanical bull in sexy lingerie -- then how about the news that she'll be playing a "heavily tattooed lesbian" in the upcoming werewolf flick Jack and Diane?
If you're so happy that you're doing the locomotion, then you should be ashamed of yourself. The rest of you, read on. Bradley Rust Gray writes and directs the film about two girls who meet in the Big Apple and get a little lusty in their free time. One of the girls is leaving the country soon, but she begins struggling with the lycanthropic desires that her new girlfriend seems to have awakened.
I'm not sure where Minogue fits into the picture exactly, but does it matter? Hopefully it will be a bigger part than that of the Green Fairy she played in 2001's Moulin Rouge. Minogue will be starring alongside Juno Temple, Jena Malone, and Elvis Presley's granddaughter Riley Keough. Are lesbian werewolves enough of a draw for you to see Jack and Diane? And if not, who are you?
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
An Andrews man said he was scammed by a another man who claimed he was taking up money to help his church.
The victim said the 37-year-old Andrews man stopped by his house Aug. 17 and asked for a donation for his church Gourdines Chapel. The victim said he has known the suspect for a long time.
He wrote the man a $20 check paid to the order of the church.
The suspect changed the amount on the check to $120 and cashed it at Piggly Wiggly in Andrews.
The case was expected to be presented to a magistrate for possible prosecution.
Facebook leads
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A 36-year-old woman and her 35-year-old boyfriend got into an altercation at 3-Door Disco in Plantersville at about 9 p.m. Aug. 22.
The woman was pretending to use her phone to take pictures of the man because he has been posting pictures of her on his Facebook page which she does not like.
The man got upset because he thought the woman was really taking pictures so he threw beer on her and then hit her with a can causing a small cut on her arm.
The man denied throwing the beer or a can. He said the beer spilled when he stood up from the table.
No charges were filed
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A Georgetown woman said her estranged husband violated a court order when he sent flowers and a card to her workplace Aug. 23.
She said she has a restraining order against the 32-year-old man.
Nevertheless, he sent her the gifts. On the card were the words I love you like Jesus does. I thank you for what you have done. It was signed secret admirer.
The woman said she knows her husband sent them because he is the only one who knows Like Jesus Does is her favorite song.
The deputy confirmed there is a restraining order in place.
The case was being followed up on at the time the report was written.
Phone tapped
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A 39-year-old Andrews woman told deputies she believes her phone may be tapped or her car may be bugged because of an incident earlier this month.
The woman said on Aug. 12 she was driving down the road in Surfside when she noticed a Toyota Tacoma being driven slowly in front of her.
She said while she was driving she was on her phone and advised the person she was speaking with she was going to stop at Murphys gas station.
She said when she started to turn into the station, the driver of the Tacoma did the same.
The woman said the man parked at a nearby gas pump but never got out of his car. He was talking on his phone while staring at her.
She said after she finished pumping gas, she left as did the man in the Tacoma.
Three days later, the woman was at the Markette in Murrells Inlet when the man in the Tacoma pulled into the pump next to her.
Once again he stayed on the phone and did not get out of the car.
This time the man did not leave at the same time as the complainant.
The woman says she believes the male might have tapped her phone or placed a bug in her vehicle, the report states.
The deputy informed the woman no crime had been committed and it may just be a coincidence.
Woman taken into
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A deputy was sent to the Pawleys Island office of Dr. Edgar Archambeau Aug. 14 because of a suspicious person.
The deputy was informed the woman appeared to be under the influence, was having a hard time standing and was asking others in the office for pills.
After the woman completed her doctors visit, the officer walked outside with the woman and her mother.
The older woman was told some steps she could take to get help for her daughter.
Because of some statements made by the younger woman about harming herself, she was taken into protective custody.
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Sickness Prevention Achieved through Regional Collaboration (SPARC) is offering health screenings at low or no cost beginning October 5.
SPARC Atlanta collaborates with different communities to improve access to preventive services so people, especially older adults, can obtain flu shots, pneumonia vaccinations, mammograms and other screenings each year.
The clinic dates, times and locations are listed below.
Friday October 5, 2012
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Radcliffe Presbyterian Church
286 Hamilton E. Holmes Dr. NW
Atlanta, GA 30318
Wednesday October 10, 2012
11:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m.
Simpson Street Church of Christ
800 Joseph E. Boone Blvd Atlanta, GA 30314
Thursday October 18, 2012
10:00 a.m. -2:00 p.m.
SWEEAC @ West Hunter Street Baptist Church
1040 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. SW
Atlanta, GA 30310
Tuesday October 23, 2012
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Lexington County drug officers found five acid generators that can be used to manufacture methamphetamine as well as a small amount of methamphetamine in a bust off Pelion Road on Monday.
According to Sheriff James R. Metts, a search warrant was executed on the home of Jamie Williams Greenlee.
When agents entered the home, according to Metts, they found all the necessary components to manufacture the drug.
Greenlee, 38, was arrested and charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, possessing methamphetamine, unlawfully altering pseudoephedrine, and improperly disposing of waste from a methamphetamine laboratory.
Greenlee was being held at the Lexington County Detention Center while awaiting a bond hearing.
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