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Middle Ages Double Wit - Middle Ages Brewing Co., Ltd.
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New York
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
03-24-2014 01:00:57 | More by brianmandell
New York
3.25/5 rDev -11.9%
10-27-2013 21:02:10 | More by kbettenh
2/5 rDev -45.8%
10-20-2013 13:40:55 | More by johnyb
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
08-19-2013 00:09:46 | More by Cooker_stp
4/5 rDev +8.4%
08-05-2013 21:23:22 | More by ajzy
New York
3/5 rDev -18.7%
03-17-2013 19:38:38 | More by JohnQVD
3.25/5 rDev -11.9%
03-11-2013 01:43:39 | More by leftbigtoe
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
01-29-2013 17:53:16 | More by DmanGTR
New York
2.5/5 rDev -32.2%
01-23-2013 18:34:40 | More by phishbone23
4.5/5 rDev +22%
11-29-2012 02:48:00 | More by thebuck
4/5 rDev +8.4%
tap in the tasting room
Pours a deep hazy amber gold with a bit of white head that dissipates quickly to a lacing.
Smells of coriander and cloves with orange zest, mild clover honey and banana esters over light grassy wheat malt.
Tastes of citrus zest, honey, coriander, lemon grass and rich wheat malts. Hints of vanilla.
Medium to full body with light carbonation.
A really nice double wit, a style that I normally don't prefer to a normal wit. I don't usually feel that these flavors do well in a heavier beer. This one works, though, and is pretty enjoyable. I would love to have this again.
09-11-2012 12:56:35 | More by Cylinsier
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
Was very excited to see j ryans had this on tap. I'm expecting an amped up swallow wit, but this might be better
A- pours a darkened golden orange body with shades or bright orange clashing on and off the glass. Very hazy and thick lacing on the glass that recides quickly. I can certainly say it's a unique color
S- massive spiced fruit (if that's possible) as mango, banana, and pineapple flavors are meshed with a creamy scent. You can almost tell this is quite hearty and thick from the deliverance of the scent
T- spiced mango and wheat flavor that becomes thick with flavor as it meshes. Very flavorful as it meshes together and creates a great combination of flavor. The alcohol is really hidden from all these unique flavors.
M- carbonated and soaking flavor on the pallet.
O- I will more than willing to go on record as this is one of the most fruity and spicy brews I have had that is draped in alcohol. Great spice and apricot/mango flavor that is again completely masked. There is no question the dominating wheat completes the clemency of the big alcohol of the content
07-20-2012 22:23:25 | More by lovindahops
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
07-16-2012 17:15:40 | More by ABokononist
4.75/5 rDev +28.7%
07-02-2012 18:13:29 | More by pauljunk
3.78/5 rDev +2.4%
Poured a dark orange with a one finger head on top of an intense citric and spicey smell along with some maltiness. A mix of a very malty beer, like caramel malt, along with some herbal hop bitterness and spiciness in a medium body. Passes smoothly while mostly containing a citric fruit taste of bananas, lemon and what seems to be a touch of grape. A very strong wheat beer that is almost undone by the ABV but is held together nicely for strong citric and sweet tastes and one to sip on is great.
10-15-2009 11:40:41 | More by clayrock81
New York
3.03/5 rDev -17.9%
From notes.
A: Poured a very hazy dark golden color with a half finger of white head. Decent lacing.
S: Really not good at all. Really came across as celery. The spice really did not come across but maybe they should have drowned it out. Little bit of heff in the back.
T: Tons of wheat. You really never get the booze but it is barely held back. Again you get the heff in the back but it just never really worked.
M: A little on the thick side but nothing bad. Probably the best part of this beer.
D: I really enjoy their offerings but this was a big miss for me.
10-09-2009 23:39:34 | More by aerozeppl
New York
3.88/5 rDev +5.1%
Appearance: Pours an orange/amber with a decent head and a medium carbonation.
Smell: Has quite the complex aroma, from oak to fruit and a slight malt to even bubblegum.
Taste: Upfront you taste alcohol, from then on there is a fruit salad of flavors from orange to banana and the bubblegum rears its head from that hint in the scent. The sweetness mixes nicely with the wheaty malt and is quite balanced.
Mouthfeel: Syrupy slick with a nice carbonation, there is a slightly unpleasant aftertaste but it doesn't detract from its flavor.
Drinkability: While i wouldn't mind drinking quite a few of these I'm sure that high abv would sneak up on you considering its 9.5 but it goes down like a 5.
Overall: Solid brew with a nice balance of complexity.
09-01-2009 05:25:25 | More by craftaholic
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
Half growler poured into a pokal because I don't own a weizen glass. Sorry.
A dark & hazy burnt orange with a finger of head that doesn't retain. Leaves no lace behind. The colour is beautiful, and I'll give it high marks for that alone.
Smells sweet and boozy. Alcohol is easy to pick up. Fruit, bubblegum, banana, and spice are all present in the nose. Smells really appetizing. Bubblegum and banana come forward as the beer warms.
This beer is pretty hot. Alcohol makes it's presence known. Fruit and banana are delicious. The fruit flavour is orange-like. This beer is on the sweet side. Swish it around a bit and the spice makes an appearance in the finish. Out of the fridge, the alcohol dominates everything to the point of being undrinkable. As the beer warms from cold to cool, the other flavours pop and provide a nice balance. This is a pretty well balanced beer once it hits the right temperature. Once it warms past that sweet spot, the alcohol starts to get a little rough.
I think it's like a hefe on steroids with a bit of wit citrus & spice character. I *think* I get where they were going with this, and I like it.
It's a little on the thick side. I think bit more carbonation would have helped this out. It's definately a sipper. It's a tasty brew, but it's definately not a session beer.
07-06-2009 21:10:35 | More by mintjellie
New York
3.63/5 rDev -1.6%
The beer pours a hazy, dark golden color with a 1/2" white head that fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a nice wheat, pale, and Munich malt scent along with that Ringwood yeast fruitiness. There is some hefe-type esters as well. The taste is decent. It has a smooth, almost hefe character to it that's balanced and loaded with esters in the finish. I'm definately getting some banana character here. The mouthfeel is decent as well. It is a full bodied beer with a bit too little in the carbonation department. This is an easy drinking imperial wheat. I'm not really sure what the goal was here, but I'm glad I had a chance to try this one. Happy Anniversary!!
01-18-2009 23:52:49 | More by WesWes
3.65/5 rDev -1.1%
Pours a pretty clear dark amber/golden color, looks on the thick side and has about an inch or so of off-white head. Head settles to just a thin, spotty lace and doesn't leave much of any stick.
The smell is quite sweet - like candy and bubble gum sweet, with aromas of orange, some apple, a bit of banana, some clove and coriander. It's pretty boozy, too, and has a bit of the signature MA ringwood. Overall, this nose is quite appealing.
Taste is quite rich with a prominent sweetness, which is sugary and buttery. Bit of bubble gum, too. There is some orange, some clove and coriander, maybe even some cinnamon, too. It's not as fruity as the nose, although there's some apple flavor, as well. Alcohol is hidden better than it was in the nose. There were a lot of elements that stood out in the smell but this doesn't taste nearly as complex. It's good, but just good.
Mouthfeel is full bodied, pretty smooth. A little heavy in the mouth, pretty chewy, but quite smooth.
The nose is the highlight of this beer, but it doesn't quite all come together tastewise. It's not bad, but not great either. A pretty decent anniversary beer for MA, although I wish they'd come up with something a little more interesting. This was an interesting concept I suppose (an imperial wit, I guess), but they didn't pull it off as well as they probably could have.
09-25-2008 22:32:48 | More by number1bum
New York
3.55/5 rDev -3.8%
Out of a weizen glass, from a half-growler...
Look has a fluffy head that disappears rather quickly. The look is a seriously cloudy dark orange. Is there such think as a doppel-weizen? It's thick and dark like apple cider.
There is a thick banana smell that is the dominant aroma, which lends itself to the idea that it's a hefeweizen. But there is also a citrusy what in the sip more reminiscent of a Belgian white. One thing's for sure, the smell is heavy and pungent.
The taste rotates between a strong hefeweizen and a super-thick witbier. It's a bit sour in the wheat, and the cloves come out as it warms up. Its strength is actually rather impressive, if not the most delicious thing around. There is some cinnamon spice in there, as well as the obligatory citron and orange.
The feel is thick, fizzy, bubbly and Belgian Ale-y. It's milky. Buyer beware, I have a friend who bought this and said that his didn't hold up very well over a few days, and it got syrupy at the end. But I had good luck with this one. Overall it's a very solid beer. It's not one that I'd crave or go out of my way for, but it's good enough for a taste in early autumn. Middle Ages does not mess around with their wheats,
09-11-2008 02:56:02 | More by williamherbert
New York
4.38/5 rDev +18.7%
Found this on tap in the tasting room at the brewery and had to get a growler of the eagerly anticipated new anniversary ale. When poured from the growler into a pint glass, the appearance was a very cloudy dark golden. A thick, white head stayed on top for longer than expected due to the high alcohol. The aroma was dominated (not overwhelmingly) by the spices, which were listed by the brewery as orange and coriander. Along with the pleasent spicy aroma, some sweet malt and wheat character came through. Flavors were characterized by a thick, bready wheat malt base supplemented by the spicing. I thought the level of alcohol was somewhat detectable through the middle and may have taken away from some of nuances that could have come through in a more sessionable ale. No hop character was noticibly present to go along with the spicing. I didn't detect any Belgian-type yeast flavors to go along with the traditional spices.
The feel of this beer was on the full side, which I would guess could be attributed to a high proportion of wheat malt. The carbonation was well done and lended itself to a creamy mouthfeel. Considering the strength of this beer, it went down exceptionally smooth with just a hint of alcohol detectable. I would have not guessed the beer to be as substantial as it is.
As is a common theme with all of Middle Ages Imperial strength beers, this is a great ale. Their style of brewing really compliments the stronger ales. Hard to really categorize this beer-maybe a cross between a Wheatwine, Belgian Wit, and English Strong Ale? No matter where it fits in the style range, it is a very unique and tasty rendition in the Anniversary series.
07-26-2008 16:45:22 | More by kkosmoski
Middle Ages Double Wit from Middle Ages Brewing Co., Ltd.
83 out of 100 based on 22 ratings.


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Chaos erupted near Times Square Saturday night when two NYPD cops shot at a man who pretended to point a gun at them and struck two innocent bystanders instead.
Glenn Broadnax, 35, was being pursued by the officers after acting "erratically," weaving in and out of car traffic at the intersection of 8th Avenue and W. 42nd Street around 9:35 p.m.
One officer observed Broadnax, a Brooklyn resident, attempting to be hit by a car and tried to take him into custody.
Broadnax ran away from the officer and, when more cops arrived and attempted to corral him, he put his hand into his pocket, pretending when he removed his hand that it was a gun.
One officer fired one shot and another officer shot twice, both missing Broadnax.
Instead, two of the three shots struck bystanders on the northeast corner of the intersection.
A 54-year-old woman was hit in the right knee and another bullet grazed a 35-year-old woman's left butt cheek.
The 54-year-old was taken to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition. The 35-year-old was taken to Roosevelt Hospital in stable condition.
Broadnax was eventually taken down with a Taser fired by a police sergeant at the scene.
He was taken to Bellevue and labeled as "emotionally disturbed." He is in stable condition.
No other injuries were reported.
Broadnax was arrested and charged Sunday morning with menacing, obstructing governmental administration, riot, criminal possession of a controlled substance, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
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The 28-year-old is wanted for leaving the scene of an accident with injury, driving on a revoked license, and motor vehicle theft.
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SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. Pam and Chad Orebaugh are business owners of a store called "Gift Card Shark" that buys, trades and sells gift cards. Their store was burglarized with a smash and grab type theft.
The store has a good security system and was able to get video of the man and woman that smashed through window.
Chad says, "We definitely have a good picture of their white extended cab pickup. They broke in, in the middle of last month but as of late, people have been coming in with some of the gift cards that these people stole."
When the cards were stolen they lost of all that money, but because no arrests were made they were forced to buy those stolen cards back. "It's better for us to take them back, so we did recover some that way."
It is believed that the people involved in the theft staked out the business the morning of the incident and later returned a couple more times, breaking in on the third return. They were able to get away with more than $1,000 dollars worth of gift cards.
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You'll probably hear something about how Saturday's 4x100m medley relay was the final swim of Michael Phelps' preposterously illustrious career. But lost in the narrative was a very intriguing race for the United States -- thanks in large part to a spectacular leg by Phelps himself.
The United States had pretty much everything going for them on paper before the event. Matt Grevers, Nathan Adrian and Phelps had each won individual golds in the 10- meter versions of their strokes while Brendan Hansen was the black sheep of the team with only an individual bronze in London.
Grevers did his part, by giving the United States a lead both at the 50m and 100m marks, with his 52.58 split putting him .34 seconds up on Japan's Ryosuke Irie -- although it wasn't quite on the pace of the 52.16 that won Grevers gold earlier in the week. However, Hansen was tested by Kosuke Kitajima who turned in a 58.64 second split, which would have been good for silver in the 100m breaststroke event, where Kitajima took fifth. That left Japan by in the lead by .21 seconds with half of the race in the books.
But Phelps was having none of it in his last race. He had nearly caught up to Japan's Takeshi Matsuda by the turn of the fly, and blew past him underwater. He gave the United States a .26-second lead. Yes, in his final race, it was Phelps that gave his team the decisive leg, putting them in first with a leg to go. It just makes sense.
Adrian followed that up with a ridiculous 46.85 split in the race's final leg. (For comparison, his gold-medal winning swim in the 100m freestyle took 47.52 seconds.) Phelps gave him a lead of a tad over a quarter of a second, he touched to finish the race with a 1.91-second lead, body lengths ahead of the competition.
Phelps took the moment to look back on his career, as FINA head Julio Maglione gave him a nice silver trophy to commemorate his career, apparently thinking his 22 medals and 18 golds meant he didn't have enough shiny stuff on his mantle. (He probably has several mantles at this point.)
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"I've been able to do everything I've wanted," Phelps said. "I've been able to put my mind to the goals that I wanted to achieve. ... If you can say that about your career, there's no need to move foward."
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Through the use of social media, a group called Dubuque Blessing Bags was created this week in Dubuque. The group was created through a simple post on a Facebook discussion page, which eventually sparked a conversation between dozens of people. Lynda Murphy helped create the group:
"I was on Facebook on a discussion website forum and I happen to see a lady who said that she saw a homeless man sitting in front of the Oky Doky on a bench. She said she could tell he was homeless but she had a crisis of her own, she had to get to a hospital for her child, and she couldn't stop and help." Murphy said.
After reading that post on the way to her office with her family, Murphy, her husband and children decided to try to find and help the man. Turns out, she was not alone.
"So I get back on the discussion and another couple were looking for him as well. We went back on and she said he was not at the Oky Doky. But she said another gentleman had dropped off a coat and two blankets for him," Murphy said.
The man was eventually found. Murphy and others gave him food, and dropped him off at a local homeless shelter. The story gained a lot of attention through Facebook, with many wanting to help other homeless individuals in Dubuque. That's when Jeff Lenhart proposed the idea of Dubuque Blessing Bags. They are bags for homeless people containing items to help them. The idea took off, and generated so much interest, Murphy had to create a completely different Facebook page:
"Within 24 hours the discussion got so big on the other forum page and Twitter account that I had to get off. That's when I started Dubuque Blessing Bags." Murphy said.
The page was created on Wednesday and by Thursday already had more than 100 members. But even before that, donations started pouring in. By Thursday, donations filled her office.
Rick Mihm is Executive Director of the Dubuque Rescue Mission. The mission provides for dozens of men who are homeless. Mihm says the mission relies on donations for 100% of its funding:
"This is our biggest time of course. So this is the time that we really need peoples support." Mihm said.
He says he looks he looks forward to donations from the Dubuque Blessing Bags group throughout the year:
"There are lots of people at this time who want to volunteer and help out and give. But what about in January, February, March, and April, those late winter and early spring months where perhaps they don't have all the things that they need?" Mihm said.
As the cold weather hits eastern Iowa, Mihm says The Rescue Mission is in need of winter clothing.
"Right now, and this is a hard one because it is not the cheapest thing in the world, but winter boots is what many of our men need," Mihm said. "We get some that get donated but many times, the winter boots donated to the store are pretty well worn, so they are not in very good shape."
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Students at the Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Center tweeted their support for their Spanish teacher who was reportedly fired for previously posing for Playboy.
Cristy Nicole Deweese posted photos and the students' tweets on her Twitter account Tuesday. The students say how much they miss her and mention a petition they have started to try and get her job back.
Some parents also say they want their kids teacher back.
"She is so awesome," Chanattra Long, who's daughter was in Deweese's class, said. "We miss her very much and we pray she can come back."
Her Spanish students say they've had two different substitute teachers in the last several days, and they worry about the rest of the semester.
"We were playing hangman - I can say that." William Russell, a sophomore in Deweese's class, said.
Deweese was in her first year teaching Spanish at the DISD magnet school when her Playboy past came to light.
Deweese suggests via Twitter she was fired last Friday, but DISD won't confirm any such action.
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N.C. State baseball has lofty goals for its 2014 season. Just ask pitcher Carlos Rodon and head coach Elliott Avent.
Rodon said the season will be considered a failure unless the Wolfpack returns to the College World Series in Omaha.
The Wolfpack stormed out of a slow start to only lose three games in April and May. The Wolfpack went undefeated in the Raleigh Regional and Super Regional before being eliminated from the College World Series by North Carolina, 7-0.
Avent knows he lost a lot of experience from last year's team that made it Omaha for the first time since 1968. The 2014 squad only has two seniors and includes 12 freshman but he said those returning are "really good."
Baseball America said Rodon is "a clear No. 1 prospect" for the 2014 draft. Infielder Trea Turner is considered the No. 4 prospect in the upcoming draft, according to Baseball America.
Freshman will be replacing seniors at first and third base for the Wolfpack.
Avent said Kyle Cavanaugh won the first base job just two days ago while Andrew Knizner was named third baseman halfway through Fall workouts. Avent expects Knizner to be a big part of the Wolfpack's success in 2014.
A freshman may start in outfield but Avent said that hasn't be decided.
"Biggest problem for us, other than the bullpen, is that we will have five new faces that have basically never played at N.C. State," Avent said.
In one of the toughest baseball conferences in the nation, N.C. State was picked to finished second in their division. A total of five teams in the top 17 are in the ACC, including No. 1 Virginia.
"It's a good league, no doubt about that," Avent said.
The Wolfpack currently sits at No. 8 in preseason polls, a similar position the 2013 Pack team was in last February.
A rough start saw N.C. State fall out of the top 20 by March. But the Pack turned things around and became an elite squad by the end of the season.
"We thought we should have won it last year," Avent said. "Getting there is going to be the difficult part.
"I don't like to predict things and this isn't a prediction but if we get there (Omaha), there could be a parade in Raleigh some time in July."


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OMG….it's all done…it's over…what a ride it's been :)
I don't want it to end :( :( :(
OMG it's done it's nearly over.
I think that girl in the beginning with bushy hair is Rose. Albus looks cute, reminds me a bit of Ashton Kutcher lol
You can't get sued for standing on a public street taking photos or video. The girl who took this video has done nothing wrong.
Very cool, though I still think Dan's makeup makes him look too old for what Harry is supposed to be. You really couldn't see Emma well enough to tell how she looked. But overall, glad they used the same actors.
Wow… How do you describe it?
Wow! That was a total waste of 3 minutes! If Radcliffe and Watson are in that video, they are so totally surrounded by security that there is no chance for them to be seen.
I'll cry in this very moment.
Those kids are BEYOND adorable!!! I will probably be crying so hard during this final scene :o(
the epilogue has always been one of my favorite parts of the books. I am sure that will be true with the movies, also. Good luck to the actors and crew as they finish up. I have no problem with a spoiler factor. It is not what they look like, but what I really can't wait to experience is seeing the deep/loving relationship that the trio have developed and the joy that seeing your children grow up together does. As an older Potter fan with older children that I sent off to College-I kind of know what the trio as parents would be feeling at that moment. Fear/Pride/Hope/a little bit of butterflies in the stomach/please don't make the same mistakes that I made……To the Actors and crew, thanks for letting us walk the trail with you.
Has any one thought the reason Emma looking down is that may she was crying and doesn't want people to see? Remember this might her last scene and if I'm right their first scene was at King Cross. Remember this her second family and they breaking up soon.So this would be very emotional .
Oh God, it's ending, it's actually ending
Scorpius looks like a devil!
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Plattsburgh State had a lengthy stretch where it had trouble putting together back-to-back wins, but now the Cardinals have won four straight.
They'll look to keep the streak going as they enter the home stretch of the SUNY Athletic Conference men's hockey season. Plattsburgh makes its final road trip of the regular season this weekend, visiting Buffalo State tonight and Fredonia Saturday.
"We know we gotta win, and I think everyone's kinda buying in right now," Plattsburgh forward Dillan Fox said. "We gotta buckle down here the last few games, big SUNYAC games. Everybody wants to win, so we're playing good defense and it's paying off."
The Cardinals (13-5-1, 8-1-1 SUNYAC) went from mid-November to Mid-January without winning consecutive games. Then they earned a weekend sweep of Middlebury and Williams and beat Morrisville and Potsdam the last two weeks. Assistant coach Steve Moffat said Plattsburgh has been more physical and improved its play in its own end.
"I think we've been playing pretty hard, getting pucks in deep, finishing checks," Moffat said. "Just playing pretty well defensively, too. Not giving up a lot of second chances.
"And when you have a goalie like Chewy (Mathieu Cadieux) back there, he's going to eat up the first one. As long as we box out and kinda keep teams from getting second and third opportunities, I think we'll be OK."
The ninth-ranked Cardinals stand third in the SUNYAC with 17 points. Oswego (20) and Geneseo (19) are ahead of them, although both teams have played more games. After this weekend, Plattsburgh will finish out the regular season with four home games.
Buffalo State (9-9-2, 4-6-1), which is fifth in the conference, lost at Morrisville last week. The team features three forwards who have scored at least 10 goals: Nick Melligan (10-13-23), Mike Zannella (14-6-20) and Trevor McKinney (10-7-17). Kevin Carr has been in net every minute of every game for Buffalo State.


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THEY say every dog has his day — and this was street artist Alin Stoian's time to shine as he displayed his unique creation in Bolton town centre.
Mr Stoian spent the day crafting a sandy sculpture of a dog outside WH Smith in Victoria Square — much to the delight of shoppers who stopped to check out his painstaking work.
The 20-year-old, who lives in Liverpool said he comes to Bolton about once a month to display his arty animals and has previously crafted lions and cats out of sand.
He said: "Lots of people have been stopping, looking and enjoying the sand dog — everyone seems to like it."
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Bass Radiator Technology
Advanced Bass Radiator Technology goes where no port has gone before.
At Polk, we love deep, musical, floor vibrating, rafter shaking bass. Our subwoofers really do go to eleven. Over the years, we've designed and engineered innovative ways to improve bass response in our subwoofers and traditional loudspeakers. Our solutions have helped us keep our speakers small and efficient, and we never sacrifice smooth dynamic musical response to boomy, distorted low end.
Bass Radiator Technology, in which a radiator that mimics a speaker cone works to reinforce a speaker's ultra low end bass frequencies, is one way we've found to efficiently provide deep bass in a speaker with a compact enclosure. Polk made headlines back in the day by using bass radiator technology in our legendary SDA and SRS Series Speakers. Today, we use advanced bass radiator technology in our new DSWmicroPRO Subwoofer Series, and in the VM Series Slim-Line Speakers.
How is a Bass Radiator Better than a Traditional Port?
When a speaker driver makes sound, it moves back and forth. As it does this, half the sound comes out the front of the driver and the other half comes out the back. The part that comes out of the back of the speaker driver, the back sound, is usually trapped inside the box of the speaker enclosure. We can use that back sound energy to reinforce the low frequency response of the speaker by allowing the back sound to escape the enclosure in a controlled way. To do this, we can tune a port for the enclosure.
The port, which looks to you and me like a hole in the enclosure, is really the opening for a sophisticated acoustic tube. This tube is engineered to the exact length and width to enhance the low frequencies of its enclosure. Blow air across the small hole at the top of a glass bottle. A longer bottle will have a deeper tone then a shorter bottle. Longer port tubes work the same way. Sometimes, the port tube you need to do the job right is too long to fit in your enclosure. This is one of the limitations of port technology. And that's when you need to find another solution.
In small enclosures that demand deep bass, Bass Radiator Technology has a clear advantage, since it takes up no interior tube space but still generates an enhanced deep bass response. Both the compact DSWmicroPRO subwoofers and the VM Slim-Line Series Speakers are designed to play loud and low. A conventional port would have required a much larger enclosure, making these compact designs sort of irrelevant.
Another advantage of our Bass Radiator Technology is the actual mechanical control it gives us to tune its frequency enhancements perfectly. A traditional port is tuned only by varying the length or width of its tube. But even though a bass radiator lacks the motor (voice coil, wires, magnet) assembly of an active speaker driver, it retains many of the characteristics of that speaker driver. This allows us to perfectly tune the passive bass radiator by adjusting its mass, size, shape and suspension!
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Passive bass radiators require a surface area that is at least the same size as the other active drivers in their enclosures. Because of this, you need a cabinet design large enough to allow for the mounting of both active and passive drivers. This could be a deal killer when you're designing compact enclosures!
Have no fear! We've engineered some unique ways to get around this limitation; to have our bass and be compact, too.
In the VM Slim-Line Speaker Series, we've designed multiple planar bass radiators that, combined, equal the required surface area needed to successfully enhance the low end frequencies of the speaker. (The VM20 has two planar bass radiators; the VM30 has four!)
DSWmicroPRO Subwoofers feature a bottom mounted fluid coupled bass radiator with a quadrilateral surface design. In this downward firing position, we've accomplished four things simultaneously: We've hidden the radiator from view (protecting it as well), maximized the surface area of the driver through quadrilateral surface design, and successfully used otherwise wasted enclosure space to boost the deep, musical bass response of this compact subwoofer. This special bass radiator position also allowed us to add additional elements to this particular radiator to give us even more performance than we imagined. A unique suspension hangs the radiator in place, with a butyl rubber surround, affixed with special adhesive as well as stitching, and dual spiders. For the DSWmicroPRO, we've engineered a passive bass radiator with the uniform stiffness and durable toughness of a heavy duty active driver!
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Matt Moore has started one game in his major-league career. Matt Moore is starting the first game of the American League Division Series for the Tampa Bay Rays. From the St. Petersburg Times:
Rays name Moore and Shields to start Games 1 and 2
I wonder if the Rays can hire Jason Tyner to push the wheelbarrow that holds Joe Maddon's ... well, you know.
Moore is one of the best prospects in the game, and, according to Kevin Goldstein, has some of the easiest upper-90s velocity in the game. Still, he's only made one start in the majors.
There is a little bit of a precedent, though not quite on this scale. Maddon used David Price in a key relief role in 2008 after just 14 innings in the majors. It's not quite the same as starting a game, but this sort of young trust has worked before
James Shields will start Game Two, which is just swell, but Matt Moore! It's just so crazy, it might work. Or be a total debacle that causes Moore to break down, reemerge as a hitter, and someday post a .300ish OBP for the Royals. Po-tay-to, po-tah-to.


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I was in school I always dreaded "pop quizzes." These
unannounced tests were designed to keep students alert and improve
WLBT conducted a security "pop quiz" on nine metro
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enter school buildings, the results were mixed we found some schools easy to
enter and some schools entrances very secure.
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This WLBT news story spread throughout the
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DIY Thanksgiving Pillow {Freezer Paper Stencil}
15 Nov
Angie and I had a conversation the other day on the whole Silhouette/Cricut product…we want one but we really don't want to spend the money on it.
We could buy a whole lotta junk to paint for the price of Silhouette.
I told Angie that I just made a pillow using a freezer paper stencil and it worked beautifully.
And for a fraction of the cost, literally. A huge roll of freezer paper cost me $3.99. Now, if Silhouette wants to send Angie and I one to try out, we are all for it…but for now, Angie and I both feel the same that a Silhouette is not in our budget.
So…I give you the good old freezer paper stencil tutorial.
My first thoughts were to use a green burlap and silver glitter spray. That did not turn out as planned. It was awful. Krylon's Glitter Blast is not my friend right now.
After the burlap flop, I went through my pile of fabric and found a pretty winter white cotton and used my favorite Martha Stewart Vintage Gold Metallic paint. I love that paint…love it.
First, I created a template, found HERE or HERE.
Printed on the DULL side of the freezer paper
Taped it to cardboard.
Using an exacto knife, traced around each letter to create my stencil.
Then, with a hot iron, ironed with the SHINY side down on the fabric.
With my daughter's paintbrush, dipped and painted…
Then carefully peeled away the freezer paper.
I used a little gem for the "A"
Sewed 3 sides, stuffed…and sewed the last side…
And there she is…sitting pretty.
Do you love? Have you ever used freezer paper before?
I'm dying to make something else using a freezer paper stencil and I think I have something in mind for Christmas…and so does Angie!
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If the Browns enter 2011 with Peyton Hillis and Montario Hardesty as their top running backs, team president Mike Holmgren would have no problem with that scenario.
"I could get real excited about that," Holmgren told Cleveland reporters on March 14. "That's a good combination for this reason — I think they both have excellent ball skills, catching the ball and running skills. So you don't have to have one guy as the runner, one guy as the catcher, one guy as the blocker, you don't have to do that.
'They both have to be willing to do all those things for each other. If those are the two in the game at the same time, they have to block for each other and they have to do everything. I think they are capable of doing that. I hope I get a chance to see that."
Hillis had a remarkable 2010 season, rushing for 1,177 yards and 11 TDs on 270 carries (all team-highs) and finishing second on the club with 61 catches. Hardesty missed the season after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the Browns' preseason finale. Holmgren said Hardesty, one of the Browns' second-round picks last April, is on pace to be ready for the start of the season, noting that "he feels good, and we have our fingers crossed that he can stay healthy."
If healthy, Hardesty could lighten Hillis' workload. Hillis received 78.9 percent of all of the carries that went to Browns running backs last season.
Hardesty wasn't a major pass-catching threat at Tennessee, but he did haul in a career-high 25 passes as a senior, compared to a combined 13 catches in the previous three seasons.


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Fancy a swim this summer? Do it at Trelissick for charity (From Falmouth Packet)
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Cornwall Hospice Care is asking people to make a splash and raise some cash for charity at an open water swim at Trelissick House this summer.
The first ever Swim Trelissick Open Water Swim, supported by Cornwall Sports Partnership, Cornwall Aquatic Action Group and the National Trust, will take place in the grounds of the house, near Feock from 4pm on Sunday, July 13, with swimmers given the choice of a mile or half-mile open water course.
Rose Beattie, major events fundraiser for Cornwall Hospice Care, said: "We're really excited about Swim Trelissick, as it gives people who wouldn't usually consider an open water swim a chance to have a go in a more sheltered setting."
"It's a great opportunity to swim in beautiful surroundings at Trelissick gardens, while having fun and raising money for Cornwall Hospice Care at the same time."
All levels and abilities are welcome, aged 8 to 80 and over, and registration is £15 for adults and £8 for children under 16, including a swimming cap and post event memento.
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Hi, I have a problem I bought the SU-33W receiver into Mobile TV DVB-H. When you download from the nokia mobile tv application error pops up and download the installation again. Does anyone know the answer to my problem.
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28-11-2011 17:00
Hi robson73o1,
Mobile TV services may only be available upon subscription.
For the mobile TV network coverage, the availability and costs of the services and instructions on how to access the services, contact your service provider.
If you do not have access to a mobile TV service, make sure you have a valid subscription to the service and that you are in the coverage area of the service.
In some countries, owners of a television receiver are required to pay a television licence fee.
For more information, contact your local authorities
Hope this helps,
28-11-2011 19:09
problem lies in the inability to instillation or Live tv mobile tv for nokia 5230 nokia N8 to install without a problem and everything works ok I have the Nokia SU-33W maybe some other application for this product
28-11-2011 20:21
Hi robson7301,
Which version of Live TV software on the Nokia 5230 are you using?
Please check if your Nokia 5230 has any updates available using Nokia Suite.
If so, update to the latest Live TV application and try to pair again.
Let me know if this works,
28-11-2011 21:14
the problem is with the Nokia N8 anna does not install symbian software for nokia su 33-in Mobile_TV_3.2_1.1.0 and LiveTV_188.8.131.52_1111_nokia_signed-update problem pops up a message Bluetooth device searches for su 33-in but it asks for the code 0000 in nokia 5230 everything works ok new software update using the Nokia Suite
28-11-2011 21:22
Hi Robson73o1,
We have difficulty understanding your actual issue.
Please post step by step which device you are using and where it goes wrong.
From your prior posts, We understood that you could not connect your Nokia 5230 with the SU-33. Is this still the case?
All the best,
28-11-2011 21:30
nokia n8 problem
28-11-2011 21:34
I checked on the nokia 5230 mobile tv receiver operation SU 33W ---OK
28-11-2011 21:49
Hi robson73o1,
Then you should check on Nokia suite if the Nokia N8 has it's latest update installed.
If so, please backup device and re-install once more all the components of the update.
Let me know if this helps you.
28-11-2011 22:06
I did so, but it still does not work


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More area students could be dropping out of high school as they're required to take more exams.
Amarillo and Bushland schools say the testing load is heavier and exams are more difficult. AISD's Superintendent Rod Schroder says it's too much pressure on the students.
In 2009 and 2010, the district's graduation rates were below state average. In 2011 they exceeded the state by about 2% with 87% graduating.
But more students could be dropping out because of the new STAAR testing. The superintendent says writing standards are higher, and the problem is they need to see the exam and answer key to analyze and improve instruction.
Schroder says, "We don't see the tests. We don't see the questions that were asked. So when we're working with the student, we just know what general area that seems to be deficient." He says they won't be able to see the exams for another three years.
Schroder says there are students in the state who have gone through multiple attempts to pass the writing portion of the exam, and still have yet to pass it.
We're told the state legislature is seeing that having high school students take 15 tests could create a lot of drop outs, and they're going to respond to that.
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Tam Thanh and Nhi Thanh Caves
There are two large and beautiful caves in the suburbs of Lang Son. Both are illuminated, which makes for easy exploration, and have Buddhist altars inside. Tam Thanh Cave is vast and seductive. There's an internal pool and a viewing point or natural 'window' offering a sweeping view of the surrounding rice fields.


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Mark Spriggs is an associate professor and the director of the Schulze School of Entrepreneurship. He began his career at St. Thomas as a marketing professor, teaching marketing courses in the undergraduate and graduate programs, and served as the marketing coordinator in the St. Thomas part-time MBA program. In 2003, Spriggs was named department chair of the Entrepreneurship Department, and in 2005 was named director of the new Schulze School of Entrepreneurship. Under his leadership, the number of students taking entrepreneurship classes at St. Thomas has grown, and he continues to promote the initiatives of the Schulze School to the Twin Cites business and entrepreneurial community.
Spriggs' research interests include entrepreneurial growth, franchising, family business and marketing channel relationships. He also consults with local businesses on a range of topics, including how existing companies can develop an entrepreneurial attitude and create marketing strategies that work, and he advises budding entrepreneurs interested in starting their own businesses. Spriggs gives his views on entrepreneurship and discusses St. Thomas' innovative entrepreneurship program in this video.more
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B.S., agricultural economics, University of Wisconsin – Madison
M.B.A., finance & accounting, University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire
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- Porter, M. C. and M. T. Spriggs, "Informal Private Equity Investment Networks: The Role of the Nexus Angel," Journal of Private Equity, 16:3 (2013): 48-56.
- Spriggs, Mark, Andy Yu, David Deeds, and Ritch Sorenson, "Too many cooks in the Kitchen: Innovation capacity, collaborative network orientation, and performance in small family businesses," Family Business Review 26:1 (2013): 32-50.
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ANAHEIM -- Born in Texas, employed in southern California.These are not exactly traits that bode well for John Lackey on Friday at 4:57 p.m. PT, when he gets the starting nod for the Angels for Game 1 of the American League Championship Series on FOX in rainy, low-40s weather at Yankee Stadium. It's the kind of weather report that would make most Texans-turned-Californians shudder.
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CATHODIC PROTECTION: A means of preserving certain metals against erosion from electrolysis by attaching sacrificial metals more susceptible to electrolysis.
PROPELLER CAVITATION: Extreme diversity between pressure on the front and back sides of a propeller blade causes the water to actually vaporize (boil), which can cause loss of efficiency and damage the propeller.
PROPELLER CUP: The curved lip on the trailing edge of a propeller blade that reduces slippage and ventilation, and improves hole shots.
PROPELLER DIAMETER: The distance from the center of the hub to the extreme tip of the blade times two. On a list of prop specifications, this is always the first number.
PROPELLER PITCH: This theoretical number is a movable feast. It refers to how far forward the propeller should move in a single revolution. Pitch is inexact, however, because slippage is always present in varying degrees. Pitch is always the second number listed in propeller specifications.
PROPELLER RAKE: The angle at which propeller blades slant forward or backward compared to the hub.
PROPELLER SLIPPAGE: Slippage is where the real world meets theory. This number represents the difference between theoretical pitch and how far the propeller actually moves through the water in a single revolution. Experts agree that the right propeller for a given vessel should move through the water at approximately 80 percent to 90 percent of the pitch.
PROPELLER VENTILATION: Often confused with cavitation, ventilation occurs when air or exhaust surround the propeller blades in a turn or when the vessel is incorrectly trimmed. Ventilation causes over-revving and loss of boat speed and efficiency.
ZERO-EMISSION GENERATOR: A gasoline generator that emits 99 percent less carbon monoxide.
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The U.S. Coast Guard is asking all boat owners and operators to help reduce fatalities, injuries, property damage, and associated healthcare costs related to recreational boating accidents by taking personal responsibility for their own safety and the safety of their passengers. Essential steps include: wearing a life jacket at all times and requiring passengers to do the same; never boating under the influence (BUI); successfully completing a boating safety course; and getting a Vessel Safety Check (VSC) annually from local U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, United States Power Squadrons(r), or your state boating agency's Vessel Examiners. The U.S. Coast Guard reminds all boaters to "Boat Responsibly!" For more tips on boating safety, visit www.uscgboating.org.
I thought it was Length Over All, and LoW was Length Over Water.
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LOA...This is a common misconception of many people! Most of the manufactures and boat dealers call the LOA, "Length on Axis", in order to confuse the buyer into thinking the boat is larger than it actually is.
This is why you should always ask what the real length is! Many people would buy say a Model 1900 of XYZ brand only to find out later that the real length of the boat is say 18'1" not adding in the bow pulpit or the transom platform. It's a tricky little deal to get more boat for your money!
Measure any boat from the bottom of the transom V to the point of the bow to get your real length!
This started back when dealers would add a optional "bolt" on transom platform and add the length into the boat . Not illegal by any means, just sales trick.


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ANAHEIM, Calif. (June 3, 2008) – A young U.S. Men's National Team advanced to the semifinals of the Pan American Cup with a 3-0 (25-20, 25-11, 25-16) victory over Mexico on Tuesday in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The U.S. Men improved to 2-0 in the tournament and will play next in the semifinals on Friday. Mexico (0-1) will play Costa Rica on Wednesday to determine second and third place in the group. In the other group, Canada picked up its second win by beating Puerto Rico, 3-0 (25-14, 25-15, 25-13) and Dominican Republic also remained undefeated by beating Trinidad & Tobago, 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 27-25). Canada will play Dominican Republic on Wednesday to determine the group winner.
"For a team that did not practice a lot together before this tournament, we picked up a lot of things on the fly," U.S. Head Coach Alan Knipe (Long Beach State) said after the United States' victory Monday over Costa Rica.
Team USA was led by team captain Andrew Hein (Carol Stream, Ill.), who scored 11 points on six kills, four blocks and one ace. Evan Patak (Pleasanton, Calif.) added 10 points on a match-high eight kills, one block and one ace.
For the second night, every player on the U.S. roster saw time on the court.
Tyler Hildebrand (Mesa, Ariz.), who started the first two sets at setter, scored five points on a match-high five blocks. Paul Lotman (Lakewood, Calif.) scored five points, including three on aces to lead the match.
Nate Meerstein (La Porte City, Iowa) and Robert Tarr (Cape Canaveral, Fla.) each scored four points. Matt Proper (Meadville, Pa.) added three. Jayson Jablonsky (Yorba Linda, Calif.) and Matt Anderson (West Seneca, N.Y.) each contributed two points and Nick Scheftic (Santa Barbara, Calif.) had one.
Setters Jonathan Winder (Irvine, Calif.) and Hildebrand shared playing time and helped the U.S. Men 38 percent of their attempts into kills.
Libero Alfee Reft (Oxnard, Calif.) was credited with 13 digs and 47 percent "excellent" service receptions.
Francisco Enriquez led Mexico with seven points scored on kills. Mexico was hurt by 28 errors as opposed to 18 for the United States. The U.S. Men out-hit Mexico 26-24, out-blocked it 15-4 and scored on six aces as opposed to one for Mexico.
The event Web site is www.volleyball.ca/index.asp?page=295.
U.S. Men's National Team for the Pan American Cup 1 Matt Anderson (OH, 6-10, West Seneca, N.Y., Penn State)4 Evan Patak (Opp., 6-8, Pleasanton, Calif., UC Santa Barbara)5 Robert Tarr (OH, 6-6, Cape Canaveral, Fla., Long Beach State)6 Matt Proper (Opp., 6-7, Meadville, Pa., Penn State)7 Nate Meerstein (MB, 6-9, La Porte City, Iowa, Penn State)8 Jayson Jablonsky (OH, 6-5, Yorba Linda, Calif., UC Irvine)9 Jonathan Winder (S, 6-8, Irvine, Calif., Pepperdine)11 Tyler Hildebrand (S, 6-5, Mesa, Ariz., Long Beach State)12 Andrew Hein (MB, 6-11, Carol Stream, Ill., Pepperdine)13 Nick Scheftic (MB, 6-11, Santa Barbara, Calif., UCLA)15 Paul Lotman (OH, 6-7, Lakewood, Calif. , Long Beach State)19 Alfee Reft (L, 5-10, Oxnard, Calif., Hawai'i) Head coach: Alan KnipeAssistant coach: John HawksTeam Manager: Bill NevilleTherapist/Trainer: Jeffrey O'BrienMedical Support: Aimee Miyazawa
Results and Schedule (All times PDT)
GROUP ACanada 2-0Dominican Republic 2-0Puerto Rico 0-2Trinidad & Tobago 0-2
GROUP BUSA 2-0Costa Rica 0-1Mexico 0-1
June 2Dominican Republic def. Puerto Rico, 3-1 (25 20, 25-19, 22-25, 25- 21)Canada def. Trinidad & Tobago, 3-0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-13)USA def. Costa Rica, 3-0 (25-15, 25-18, 25-17)
June 3Canada def. Puerto Rico, 3-0 (25-14, 25-15, 25-13)Dominican Republic def. Trinidad & Tobago, 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 27-25)USA vs. Mexico, 3-0 (25-20, 25-11, 25-16)
June 4Puerto Rico vs. Trinidad & Tobago, 1 p.m.Mexico vs. Costa Rica, 4 p.m.Canada vs. Dominican Republic, 6 p.m.
June 5QuarterfinalsGroup A 3rd vs. Group B 2nd, 6 p.m.Group B 3rd vs. Group A 2nd, 8 p.m.
June 6Classification 5, 1 p.m.USA vs. quarterfinal winner, 4 p.m.Group A 1st vs. quarterfinal winner, 6 p.m.
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This summer marked the first time in since his lung transplant 12 years ago that Norm Kopec had to use a puffer to help his breathing.
The 77-year-old North Shore resident said Wednesday this summer was the worst in a long time for pulp-mill smells irritating his emphysema.
"I can't breathe. I have to go on puffers. After 11 years with my transplant, I'm back on puffers. I can't go out in that yard. And I'm noticing it's getting worse," he said.
"I can't do a lot of things I used to do for 10 years. My other organs are in excellent shape."
Kopec grew up one block from where he lives now, the only neighbourhood he's ever known. As a youth, he helped out with the family fruit growing business by spraying trees — without a mask or any other protection.
"We'd even squirt each other."
The non-smoker believes that might have been what caused his emphysema, which was the reason for his transplant in 2001.
Whatever the cause, the Kelly Drive resident said he knows the difference between two major odour sources across the river: the pulp mill and the sewage plant.
And he's convinced it's the Domtar operation that's causing the smell, despite a B.C. Environment air-quality meteorologist saying measuring equipment hasn't shown anything unusual this year.
Kopec doesn't call the ministry when the smell gets bad, he goes straight to Domtar. He estimated he's called staff there at least eight or 10 times this summer.
"The winds shift and it comes right through my place, up through the valley," he said. Kopec believes the emissions aren't being pumped high enough out of the stack, so they're rolling down into the valley.
Stuart Lister, Domtar manager of corporate communications and public affairs, said the company has recorded 13 odour complaints between June and August — half the number it received the year before.
Each complaint is investigated.
"We're investigating how the dispersion is happening under our new configuration," he said.
"We investigate all the odour complaints. Everyone gets a call or email. With the boiler shut down and then the A-line shut down, there's no spike in the ministry readings."
But the fact that neighbours are still complaining has Domtar looking at wind direction and other possible factors. Because with the two shutdowns, odour emissions themselves are measuring 80 per cent below what they were.
"So there are less emissions, but it seems what remains is being blown around by the wind," Lister said.
"We take all odour complaints seriously. We're looking at how we can improve high stack dispersion. That's really the key message. We investigate every single one of these odour complaints."


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UofL provides overview of the business of medical practice Feb. 20 in Covington
The interim dean of the University of Louisville School of Medicine will lead a discussion of the business of medical practice and highlight collaborations with UofL's College of Business at a Fireside Conversation hosted by the UofL Alumni Association in Covington, Ky.
Toni Ganzel, M.D., will be joined by two faculty members at the event, set for 6 to 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 20, at the Metropolitan Club, 50 E. River Center Blvd. in Covington. Admission is free.
Ganzel and the group will provide information on the interface between business and medicine, discussing the need for physicians to be business savvy in managing their medical practices. The presenters also will highlight ways in which the UofL School of Medicine and the UofL College of Business collaborate in teaching and training medical professionals.
Speaking will be:
· Toni Ganzel, M.D., M.B.A., interim dean of the UofL School of Medicine
· In K. Kim, M.D., M.B.A., assistant professor of pediatrics specializing in pediatric emergency medicine
· Brad S. Sutton, M.D., M.B.A., assistant professor of medicine specializing in cardiac electrophysiology
· Mickey Ising, second-year medical student in the UofL School of Medicine who holds bachelor's and master's degrees in bioengineering
Anyone interested in medicine and business is invited to the event, along with all UofL alumni. The informal event will feature a meet-and-greet reception followed by a short presentation from Ganzel and conclude with a question-and-answer session. For information, contact Carolee Allen of the UofL Alumni Association at email@example.com, 800-813-8635 or 502-852-6186.


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A POLISH national found guilty of murdering Catherine Wells-Burr has appealed against his conviction.
Tadevsz Dmytryszyn was handed a 32-year jail sentence in June last year alongside his niece Anna Lagwinowicz and her former lover Rafal Nowak, who was Catherine's boyfriend at the time of her death.
All three were found guilty of the 23-year-old's murder after a six-week trial at Bristol Crown Court.
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Any hearing regarding this would take place at the Court of Appeal in London, but a date has not yet been set.
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The Detroit Lions needed overtime to do it, but they picked up their first victory in Minnesota for the first time since 1997. Jason Hansen, who kicked field goals for the Lions' final nine points, connected on a 32-yard field goal right after quarterback Matthew Stafford found Calvin Johnson for a 40-yard gain and a spot on Minnesota's 14-yard line.
Stafford and Johnson have been building a rapport over the last few seasons and it is coming to full fruition this season. They found each other for seven catches, 108 yards and two touchdowns. Johnson is on pace to catch 32 touchdowns, but that is likely out of reach.
With Stafford and Johnson as well as defensive force Ndamukong Suh (and eventually Nick Fairley) the Lions are shaking things up and looking to make up for a lost decade. After going winless on the road in Minnesota during the 2000s, the Lions are 1-0 there in the second decade of this century.
The last time the Lions beat the Vikings in Minnesota was in 1997, when the team went 9-7 and made the playoffs. The Lions, tied for first in the NFC North with the Green Bay Packers at 3-0, visit the Dallas Cowboys next week on its quest for the playoffs.
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I have considered cold calling and have a website (currently not online). I qualified as a Building Surveyor in 1999 but ended up going into the construction end.
I have an excellent technical knowledge a quite a nice CV of one off houses and extensions. But with the current market as most of you will understand I am being priced out of it by the black-market and the economic climate. I always prefer being in design lead project where the architects is on control at least then if our tender for a project and you don't get it on it's because you wheren,t the most competitive not because the guy that was going to do it all along decided to match your price (Sorry I am starting to vent here)
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The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research has raised over $179 million since its inception in 2000. Parkinson's Disease is a degenerative disorder which damages the central nervous system. While there are many symptoms associated with Parkinson's Disease, it is the tremors and slowing of movement that are the most recognizable characteristics of the illness. Parkinson's is mainly caused by insufficient dopamine in the brain which functions as the motor oil which allows the brains messages to be transferred to the body's muscles. When there is a lack of dopamine the body reacts as a car would without motor oil, sputtering and seizing.
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He's being held on a $45,000 bond awaiting a court appearance Wednesday.
Police say a U.S. Bank branch in Chandler was robbed Dec. 29 by a man who passed a note to a teller.
Six days later, another U.S. Bank branch in Chandler by a man using the same method.
A similar robbery occurred Jan. 7 at a Wells Fargo Bank branch in Sun Lakes.
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John Bear Mitchell is a member of the Penobscot Nation on Indian Island in Maine. He presently serves as the Associate Director of the Wabanaki Center at the University of Maine in Orono and University of Maine Native Program Waiver Coordinator. He also teaches Intro. to Wabanaki History and Contemporary Issues, Multicultural and Diversity, and team teaches an Ethnomath class. He received his Bachelors in Elementary Education and a Masters of Educational Leadership at the University of Maine.
Before taking his position at the University of Maine, he was the Native Studies teacher at the Indian Island School. His main goal was to develop and teach an appropriate Native Studies program relevant to the Wabanaki people. He was appointed by his tribal council to serve as a member of the Wabanaki Education Committee, which was an outcome of a bill passed by the Maine Legislature to require teaching of Wabanaki Studies in all Maine schools at all grade levels. He has served on numerous museum and educational boards throughout the state with missions based on Maine's Wabanaki people. John was a native consultant and a participant in the PBS series Colonial House.
For 10 years John visited schools in Maine as a Maine Touring Artist delivering an Arts in Education program. During that time, he visited over 150 schools. While working his way through college, he toured with the Native American Storytellers of New England. He presented a traditional and contemporary program in Native American Stories and Song. His singing and storytelling can be heard in many Maine PBS, tribal sponsored awareness videos, and other documentaries with topics on Maine's Native People.
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The Colts announced Wednesday afternoon that safety Bob Sanders underwent surgery by Dr. James Andrews for a torn biceps tendon.
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The Colts signed DB DaJuan Morgan and waived OL Joe Reitz on Wednesday.
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The Colts announced Tuesday that WR Anthony Gonzalez will miss Week Two's game against the Giants with a high ankle sprain and SS Bob Sanders will meet with Dr. James Andrews to get a second opinion on his torn ...
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Colts SS Bob Sanders could miss extended time, even the entire season, after tearing a biceps tendon in Week One.
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Arian Foster ran for a team-record 231 yards and scored three touchdowns to lead the Texans to a 34-24 victory over the Colts on Sunday.
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Oft-injured Colts SS Bob Sanders left the season opener against the Texans in the first quarter with an elbow injury. His return is questionable.
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Colts OLT Charlie Johnson and C Jeff Saturday will start Sunday's season opener against the Texans.
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A new NFL rule that requires the umpire to be in the offensive backfield before the ball is snapped is causing headaches for the Colts and their no-huddle offense.
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RB Joseph Addai and LB Gary Brackett had to leave the Colts' preseason loss to the Packers Thursday night because of injuries, but neither player appears to be seriously hurt.
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The Indianapolis Colts have signed free agent center Samson Satele, perhaps paving the way for Jeff Saturday's exit.||||||| A person with knowledge of the deal says it's a three-year contract worth $10.8 million, with $5 million guaranteed. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity to The Associated Press because the team did not announce the terms.
The Oakland Raiders have re-signed free agent center Samson Satele.||||||| Satele started 27 games the past two years for the Raiders. But he is likely returning as a backup after Oakland drafted Stefen Wisniewski in the second round to start at center.
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