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December 1, 2010
If a submission date falls on a weekend, it is extended to the following Monday. SBIR and STTR applications submitted to the December 5 submission date will be considered on time if successfully submitted to Grants.gov on or before December 6 and no later than 5:00 p.m. local time of the applicant organization.
November 19, 2010
Nomination period open until December 15th for Small Business Administration's Tibbetts Awards and new SBIR Hall of Fame.
October 7, 2010
Congress has extended the SBIR and STTR programs through January 31, 2011 (P.L. 111.251). The programs were set to expire on September 30, 2010.
September 27, 2010
Five agencies (NIH, DARPA, NSF, USDA, and DHS) have teamed up and issued a joint funding opportunity announcement for Robotics Technology Development and Deployment (RTD2). Eligible small businesses can apply for research funding for a wide range of topics including robot-assisted rehabilitation, robotics for drug discovery, automated systems for harvesting, inspection, sorting, and handling of animal products and crops, and robots that can disarm explosive devices.
September 20, 2010
The submission date for applications to participate in the NIH SBIR Commercialization Assistance Program has been extended to September 24, 2010. Selected participants are expected to be notified by September 30, 2010. The CAP offers assistance with business and strategic planning and helps to connect SBIR Phase II awardees with partners, licensees, and/or investors to help move SBIR-developed products into the marketplace. A full description of the program (including eligibility requirements) and application are available at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/cap/index.htm.
August 26, 2010
NIH announces the availability of a Commercialization Assistance Program (CAP) for its SBIR Phase II awardees from the past six years. Now in its seventh year, this program is designed to help NIH SBIR Phase II awardees transition their SBIR-developed products into the marketplace. The program includes two distinctive tracks that offer customized assistance for both early stage and seasoned companies: Commercialization Training Track and Accelerator Commercialization Track. For details, check the NIH Guide Notice NOT-OD-10-125 and also review the full program description at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/cap/more_on_cap.htm.
August 20, 2010
The PHS 2011-1 SBIR Contract Solicitation is now open. (Receipt date: November 8, 2010. For additional information, see the 08/18/2010 NIH Guide Notice.
August 9, 2010
Congress has again extended the SBIR and STTR programs "as is" through September 30, 2010 (P.L. 111-214)
July 13, 2010
NIH has contracted with Foresight Science and Technology to perform Technology Niche Analyses (TNA™) for 100 NIH SBIR Phase I awardees funded in fiscal years 2010 and 2011. (NOTE: This program is not available to STTR awardees.) For each eligible SBIR Phase I project, the TNA™ will assess potential uses of the technology and then provide a report that addresses the end-user needs, current and emerging competing technologies, the market dynamics, and the technology's competitive advantage. For a full description of the program, check the NIH Guide Notice NOT-OD-10-112 (http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-10-112.html)
June 18, 2010
The Internal Revenue Service today announced that small firms may now begin applying for certification for tax credits or grants available under the Qualifying Therapeutic Discovery Project Program, created by the Affordable Care Act. Additional information is available at http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=224513,00.html.
June 7, 2010
The 2010 SBIR/STTR National Conference will be held in Oklahoma City, OK, on November 8 – 10. Whether you are responsible for doing research or making the sale, innovation depends on recognizing opportunities and making connections thus the theme of this conference is "Making Connections." Additional information is available at http://www.sbirok.org/
May 7, 2010
The i6 Challenge is a new $12 million innovation competition administered by the Economic Development Administration (EDA), in partnership with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Science Foundation (NSF).. More...
April 26, 2010
Congress has again extended the SBIR and STTR programs "as is" through July 31, 2010. This extension affects ten of the eleven agencies (including NIH) that participate in SBIR. DoD's programs were previously extended through September 30, 2010, as part of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010 and are not affected by this recent extension.
March 30, 2010
The Small Business Administration (SBA) announced today, through the Federal Register, a final amendment to the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program Policy Directive. This Amendment adjusts SBIR Phase I award levels from $100,000 to $150,000, and Phase II award levels from $750,000 to $1,000,000. The amendment also continues to provide participating agencies with an appropriate degree of flexibility in award size. Applicants submitting NIH SBIR Phase I or Phase II applications (new or resubmissions) targeting due dates on or after April 5, 2010, may base budget requests on these adjusted amounts. Note: This amendment only applies to SBIR, not to the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program. However, for both programs, the award levels are statutory guidelines, not ceilings. Therefore, applicants are encouraged to propose a budget that is justified, reasonable and appropriate for completion of the research project. A desire to have more time to change the budget request will not be allowed as a valid reason for a late submission. Also, it will not be possible to increase the budget request after the submission. As always, applicants are encouraged to contact NIH program staff listed in the Funding Opportunity Announcement to discuss their scientific project and budget plans.
March 16, 2010
On March 15th, the NIH SBIR/STTR Office held a webinar on "Enhancing Peer Review: What's An Applicant to Do?" Slides and recording of the webinar are now available. Answers to forum questions as soon as possible. The webinar had a record 1000 participants.
March 4, 2010
On March 15, 2:00 – 4:00, NIH will participate in a webinar to help small business concerns prepare for the April 5 submission deadline. Those submitting for the first time may be feeling overwhelmed. Experienced applicants may also find it a daunting task given the recent Enhancing Peer Review changes that are now in effect. Registration is free but mandatory and may be completed at https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/735602218. Additional information is available at April 5_Submission_Email. (PDF - 30 KB)
February 4, 2010
Congress has not yet completed the SBIR and STTR reauthorizations so have again extended the SBIR and STTR programs "as is" through April 30, 2010. This extension affects ten of the eleven agencies (including NIH) that participate in SBIR. DoD's programs were previously extended through September 30, 2010, as part of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010 and are not affected by this recent extension.
January 15, 2010
The PHS 2010-2 Omnibus Solicitation of the NIH, CDC, FDA, and ACF for SBIR/STTR Grant Applications and SF 424 (R&R) Application Guide for SBIR/STTR Grant Applications are now available. The solicitation consists of: (1) parent funding opportunity announcement (FOA) for SBIR, (2) a parent FOA for STTR, and (3) narrative descriptions of the programs and research topics (in PDF - 1.60 MB and MS Word - 1.4 MB formats). The due dates for CY 2010 are April 5, August 5, and December 5. AIDS and AIDS-related applications are due May 7, September 7, 2010, and January 7, 2011.
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The flight was coming from New York's JFK airport and made an emergency landing in Amarillo, TX.
A source told the website that passengers thought the man was the flight's pilot and four passengers, including a retired police officer, tried to restrain him.
According to Amarillo Globe News, JetBlue officials said the plane was forced to land because of a "medical situation with the captain."
Sources told NBCNews that a co-pilot removed the captain from the cockpit "after he began acting strangely." After realizing he'd been locked out, the captain began banging on the cockpit door, screaming "let me in" and running up and down the aisle, according to CBSDFW.COM.
"Another Captain, traveling off duty on Flight 191, entered the flight deck prior to landing at Amarillo, and took over the duties of the ill crewmember once on the ground," the company said in a statement.
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Wanda L. [Caudill] Stinson of Greencastle died Saturday at Danville Rehabilitation. She was 74 and had formerly resided in Stilesville.
Born April 18, 1939, in Bainbridge, she was the daughter of the late Edward and Novella (Singleton) Caudill.
She graduated from Belle Union High School in 1957. On Oct. 3, 1959, she married James Stinson in a double wedding ceremony at the Union Valley Church at Belle Union. He died Aug. 6, 2010.
Mrs. Stinson retired from the Hendricks County Hospital in 1999 where she worked in housekeeping for several years.
Survivors include her children, William Stinson and wife Cindy of Greencastle, Douglas Stinson and wife Teresa of Greencastle, Amy Stinson, formerly of Stilesville, and Thomas Stinson and wife Amber of Avon; grandchildren Cody and Cheyanne Stinson of Brownsburg, Maddison and Gracie of Avon, Raymond, Robert, Conner and little Gracie of Greencastle; a sister, Phyllis (Caudill) Hamilton of Greencastle; a sister-in-law, Jean Allee of Reelsville; brother-in-laws Earl Evens of Arkansas and Hansford Stinson of Fillmore; and many nieces and nephews.
Preceding her in death were children James Dee Stinson and Lori Leigh Stinson; sisters Luverne Evens and Verdenia Caudill; and a twin brother, Wilburn Caudill.
Services are 3 p.m. Wednesday at Whitaker Funeral Home in Cloverdale. Interment will be at Deer Creek Cemetery.
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The first, and farthest left bolted route here. You can see the anchors from the logging road. Start below the massive overhang about 10 feet right of a huge inside corner with a dirty chimney.
Sport. 3 bolts to an 2 bolt anchor. It's short, but you won't be disappointed. An optional #4 Camalot protects the easier variation.


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Riverfront Cabin, Hot Tub, Own Beach, Wonderful River View in Stevens Pass
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community Mt. Index
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Welcome to a comfortable, cozy, and fully equipped cabin at an amazingly beautiful location on the Skykomish River across from the forest and at the base of magnificent 5,979 feet Mt. Index. It is about a 40-minute drive from Seattle and near Stevens Pass. The property is on a 100 foot high river bank, and the floor-to-ceiling views make it seem the wide river is right outside the windows, so you have an up close view of river and forest wildlife in their natural habitat. The attractive color designs and furnishings, and the oak and pine interior and pastel colors, create a serene and comfortable environment. Enjoy the cozy warmth of the private hot tub perched on the edge of the view deck above the river, with the view of stars and planets at night and amusing river and forest wildlife.
Have a unique and wonderful experience enjoying the wonderful nature colors and the fresh and sweet smell and feel of the air. Be amused by the beavers, otters, ducks and eagles and geese, rainbow trout and schools of salmon. We have binoculars so you can see this wonderful display up close, including the deer, bobcat, and fox in the forest across the wide river. You have your own 100 feet of river beach, including a walkway for easy access. Fish from your own riverfront or flyfish for rainbow trout or salmon. Bring an inflatable boat to explore the river and the national forest across the river. At the cabin is printed information and maps about nearby wonderful forest service trails, waterfalls, lakes, rock climbing, horseback riding, kayaking and river rafting, bicycle riding, golfing, historic taverns, and restaurants.
You only need to bring your clothes and food. We also provide the coffee/tea/sugar packets/hot chocolate/oil/salt-pepper/ketchup-mustard/tin foil. There is a Swedish wood burning fireplace, a lovely pellet stove, and electric heat on both floors, a washer/dryer with laundry soap, a hair dryer, an iron for pressing your clothes, board games, satellite TV, DVD & movies, videocassette player & movies, and Internet & cell phone coverage. There is an outdoor propane BBQ, picnic table, and deck furniture.
Your dog is welcome. Skiing at nearby Stevens Pass Ski Resort is very popular in the winter months; and with your reservation, significantly reduced price ski tickets are available November through March. We welcome you.
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All you need to bring is your change of clothes and food. Blue River Cabin is fully equipped, including bedding, hot tub and bathing towels, and firewood. The kitchen is fully-equipped and also has coffee, hot chocolate, cider, tea, sugar in packets, ketchup and mustard, salt and pepper, and cooking oil. There is a microwave, tea pot, coffee maker, toaster, refrigerator, cooking stove, cooking utensils, pots and pans, and dinner plates, etc. On the view deck is a propane BBQ.
activities and attractions in Stevens Pass Washington
Blue River Cabin has its own beach on the south fork of the Skykomish River at the base of Mt. Index and about 20 minutes from Stevens Pass. You can swim and fish from our beach. You can bring an inflatable boat an explore this part of the river and go to the national forest mountain across the river. You can sunbath and enjoy the river view and sound. We have printed information at Blue River Cabin about the fun nearby activities, for example hiking the forest trails, explore the Index wall area, visit art and museum galleries, ski or snowboard at Stevens Pass, sled or snowmobile on forest service roads. Also at a nearby town are restaurants, grocery stores, and gas stations.
vacation rental rates
No charge for age 24 months and younger. Your dog is welcome -- $10/nt. Discount for military families.
Nightly rate Sep through June -- Sun-Thu $175/nt 1st 2 persons; Fri-Sat $185/nt 1st 2 persons; $20/nt additional person.
Nightly rate July and August -- Sun-Thu $180/nt 1st 2 persons; Fri-Sat $198/nt 1st 2 persons; $20/nt additional person.
Weekly rate: Oct-Mar-Apr: $1050/wk 1st 2 persons; $20/nt additional person.
Weekly rate: Sep-Jun, excluding Oct-Mar-Apr and holidays: $1,100/wk 1st 2 persons; $20/nt additional persons.
Holiday rate:
Thanksgiving, Christmas eve, Christmas $225/each night (first 2 persons). New Years Eve: $300 (first 2 persons). $25 additional person.
Dec 26 through 30: $200/nt 1st 2 persons; $25/nt additional person.
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Water is pouring out of Lake Darling at a much higher rate today than a few days ago..
Water managers pumped up the releases from the dam to 450 cubic feet per second as of today.
The move was made in response to a decision yesterday by the International Souris River Board to enter flood operations for the river.
The ISRB had met last month and declined to declare this a so-called "one in ten" year - where management of the river in the US changes over to the Army Corps of Engineers.
But now, the group kicked-in the flood operations and started making some more space in Lake Darling.
Todd Sando, co-chairman of the ISRB, says the flood operations trigger was only minimally met - and stressed that it's not an indicator for a major flood as of now.
(Todd Sando, ISRB Co-Chairman) "So it's not like it's a major flood that we're looking at right now, it's just triggering flood operations. As you know there's a lot of snow in North Dakota and the lower part of Saskatchewan so that's the reason to get the Corps involved in operations based on international agreements."
Tom Pabian at Upper Souris National Wildlife Refuge - where Lake Darling Dam is located - says he will be meeting with Corps of Engineers officials over the next couple of days to make decisions on the immediate operations of the dam to prepare for the snow melt.


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Posted Apr 24, 2012 6:00 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
If you wonder why your co-workers dislike you, you might want to consider your email habits.
Charles Purdy, senior editor at jobs website Monster.com, outlines his email don'ts for the Wall Street Journal (sub. req.).
"Maybe someone is overly brusque, or is always putting urgent or cc'ing everything," Mr. Purdy says. "Bcc is almost always a dangerous idea. Transparency is important—it prevents you from seeming sneaky. If you are bcc'ing someone to get someone else in trouble, you are being the office jerk."
Above the Law considered email etiquette in a 2010 blog post. Pet peeves include people who write complete emails in the subject line and people who have long signature lines touting their involvement in clubs and committees that no one cares about.
The Wall Street Journal lists other types of people who annoy. They include people who ingratiate themselves with the boss at the expense of co-workers, people who are overly negative, and people who are messy in shared spaces.
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3.85/5 rDev 0%
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Pours a slightly hazy, dark copper color with burnt orange edges and a two finger frothy white head that slowly settles into a thick, lasting ring. Good retention with large streaks of soapy lacing left behind.
Slightly earthy floral hop aroma with grass and resinous pine followed by subtle citrus and a sweet malt backbone. Hints of grapefruit, orange peel, biscuit, caramel and toffee provide sweetness that counters the dank, sticky hops. Nice balance in the nose but the malt character is a bit stronger than I prefer.
Full bodied with a blast of dank, sticky hops providing a decent amount of dry bitterness that lingers over the citrus fruit and sweet malt notes into a dry finish. Fresh juicy hops with earthy grass, bitter pine needle and resinous oils followed by a prominent grapefruit presence before the caramel malt sweetness comes on in the back end. A little bit of bread, biscuit and caramel rounding things out in the finish. Very faint boozy sweetness but the high ABV is well masked. There's a bit more malt flavor than I prefer, but this is an extremely drinkable beer with good hop flavor.
05-06-2013 07:50:54 | More by corby112
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4.01/5 rDev +4.2%
Poured from the can into a standard pint glass a clear amber/copper with a nice one finger slight off white head atop that lasted for quite awhile.Aromas of citric hops over top of a hefty caramel/biscuit malt base,the hops win out with the deep citric and resiny notes.Grapefruit and a nd pine resin really hit nicely at the onset of the beer,the maltiness is pretty big holding up nicely to the hops and adding mild caramel sweetness.This is a "bigger" standard IPA,big hops with quite a malt base that hold up to it.
05-07-2013 21:15:01 | More by oberon
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-13-2013 21:18:15 | More by Jayman931
3.63/5 rDev -5.7%
Superb appearance. Head has staying power! Poured this beer into a tulip glass, walked away to put a pot of water on, pulled the veggies out of the fridge, the pasta out of the pantry, and fired up the laptop to write this review; when I walked back to the glass, the head was still as thick as when I walked away. I watched it for another two minutes and then poured the rest in carefully. Great amber color too. Aroma is of sweet grain and tangy hops. The taste is about the same as the aroma, with a bit more caramel flavor. Not great, but decent. Mouthfeel is pretty okay too. Good beer, but I wouldn't pick it up again. I must thank thatoneguymike for sending me this along with several other AL and SC brews.
10-04-2013 21:44:21 | More by mverity
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-13-2014 00:53:03 | More by dankjohn
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08-05-2012 21:20:33 | More by nasa60
2.5/5 rDev -35.1%
02-23-2014 01:36:41 | More by Golden32
2/5 rDev -48.1%
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1/5 rDev -74%
05-11-2012 21:54:44 | More by MTMuth
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
05-16-2014 16:07:38 | More by Ice_cyclops86
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
05-26-2014 13:42:04 | More by HopAttack3
4.38/5 rDev +13.8%
(Served in a tulip glass)
A-This beer pours a clear deep orange body with a slow microcarbonation that supports a thick creamy beige head.
S- The full aroma of dried citrus hops comes through even during the pour. There are some spice hop notes that are layered underneath.
T- The dry green citrus pith hops has a slight sweetness in the caramel malt that follows. There is a sweetness hint that lingers with the green spicy note to the hops, but little bitterness. The nice pungency stains the tongue after each sip.
M- The medium-full body has a creamy texture and no alcohol heat noticed. The tight little fizz enhances the hop flavor
O- The full big delicious IPA has a big pungent floral flavor with some nice spice character to add depth. The malt sweetness is just enough to keep this beer dry but support the hops flavor. Thanks to Coldchill for this brew.
01-08-2013 16:05:50 | More by rhoadsrage
3.25/5 rDev -15.6%
04-11-2014 02:34:27 | More by Schlafly33
4/5 rDev +3.9%
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4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
03-15-2014 01:16:38 | More by JamesStreet
4.45/5 rDev +15.6%
pours a light orange color body, with a full white creamy head
smells of aromatic citrus hops, not much of a malty smell, but fits the style
taste is bitter up front with medium alpha acid hops, not much of a lingering aftertaste
the feel is very dry, a little too dry but still fits the style
overall this beer is outstanding, from the best brewery in ALABAMA!
09-13-2012 00:50:33 | More by nickthegun12
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07-02-2013 01:21:32 | More by lcdawg
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07-09-2014 23:13:47 | More by seavercm
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06-20-2013 04:03:08 | More by Dracarys
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The Monkeynaut....to me...is more of an English IPA and an American PA. It is very bitter. The beer pours a nice clear copper with thin white head that is leaving a spotty lace. The scent is mostly bitter hops...maybe hints of pine and citrus....but not much. The taste is bitter with a bready type malt for balance. The mouthfeel is medium in body with smooth carbonation. Overall this isnt a bad beer....but its not one that I would session. The ABV and bitterness keeps it from being a all night beer.
09-23-2013 03:43:37 | More by WoodBrew
3.58/5 rDev -7%
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Monkeynaut pours an attractive copper color. It's very clear. No haze at all. Backlighting gives it a nice orange tint. A really nice off-white head covers it. It's big, standing over two and a half fingers tall. Retention was very good. I'm not sure it will completely disappear. Lacing was very sticky and thick as it trailed down the glass.
The nose is alright. It could use a little more strength. It kicks off with a little more caramel malt than I'd like. That's definitely the base. Smells a little sugary and quite sweet. That's a bit of a cracker-ish scent in there, as well. Hops are easily noted and have primarily a citric scent. Lemon, grapefruit, and light orange are noted. There's a good dose of pine that follows. Alcohol is blended pretty well and isn't all that noticeable. Smells pretty good.
The flavor is about on par with the nose. The malt base is caramel. It is sweet and is quite prominent in the flavor. Not my favorite thing. There are some sugar cookie and cracker notes, as well. Hops jump into the mix early. They are mostly citric. Grapefruit, lemon, and orange are all noted. Piney notes follow. It's a little bitter, but it's pretty well balanced given the strong malt base. Alcohol isn't too much of a factor. It's there, but isn't too strong. Finishes with a nicely balanced mix of caramel, citric, and piney flavors.
Monkeynaut has a medium body. Carbonation seems active, but the bubbles feel rather light. The feel is pretty nice and smooth. It's relatively easy drinking. If the flavor were just a little better, drinkability would be excellent.
Monkeynaut is an okay release from Straight to Ale. It's a little malt heavy for my taste, but it's not bad. Especially considering…it's from ALABAMA! That's a fact you just can't ignore. Knowing that, I'm thrilled for the entire state of Alabama. Good things appear to be happening there. Worth a try? Most definitely. Thanks, Dan!
10-21-2012 03:00:04 | More by prototypic
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-10-2014 12:17:21 | More by Krausucks
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-22-2014 03:38:23 | More by Jamco_76
3/5 rDev -22.1%
09-11-2013 00:38:17 | More by Gonzoillini
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
01-08-2014 04:49:07 | More by ChrisCBeets
Monkeynaut IPA from Straight To Ale
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Some changes have been made to Pia Sundhage's USWNT lineup for the team's Women's World Cup final against Japan. The centre of defence sees Rachel Buehler returning following suspension for the red card she famously incurred against Brazil, while Megan Rapinoe comes in as the left midfielder in a 4-4-2. That doesn't leave Lauren Cheney on the bench, however - she'll go up top to partner Abby Wambach. Amy Rodriguez and Becky Sauerbrunn are the two to miss out for Buehler and Rapinoe.
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United States (4-4-2): Hope Solo; Amy LePeilbet, Christie Rampone, Rachel Buehler, Ali Krieger; Megan Rapinoe, Shannon Boxx, Carli Lloyd, Heather O'Reilly; Lauren Cheney, Abby Wambach
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Fighting US's worst teen pregnancy rate in Miss.
MARKS, Miss. (AP) — Advocates and elected officials are beginning to break the silence surrounding teen pregnancy in Mississippi, where rates are the highest in the nation.
This year, the state's schools will be required to teach sex education for the first time. Republican Gov. Phil Bryant has created a task force to address the issue.
In the Delta, where teen pregnancy rates are some of the highest in the state, the Delta Health Partner Healthy Start Initiative has been working with pregnant teens for over a decade. Their methods are in line with the latest research on the issue, which suggests that teen pregnancy is often caused by poverty. They speak candidly with the girls about sex, parenting, jobs and family issues, in hopes of breaking a cycle of children having children.
"Their methods are in line with the latest research on the issue, which suggests that teen pregnancy is often caused by poverty."
I can't understand how teens having sex and having babies has to do with poverty? Shouldn't they want to get out of poverty, get a education, and try becoming productive members of society instead of sleeping with whoever and having different babies by different losers. Just saying.....
".....pregnancy is often caused by poverty."
This has got to one of the most inane and ignorant statements I have ever seen printed; and that is saying a lot. Someone please explain to me how poverty CAUSES the sperm to become united with the egg.
How can anyone expect to solve a problem if they are unable/unwilling to truthfully identify the problem??
Pregnancy is caused the same way pregnancy has always been caused. Unintended/unwanted pregnancies are the result of irresponsible behavior by irresponsible people. Irresponsible people ARE the problem.
Hmm, birth control is covered by medicaid, so i think the poor actually have a better chance of NOT getting prego. How about we stop glorifying teen pregnancy? These shows on tv, a lot of the girls featured are from the south as well, they make motherhood and teen pregnancy seem so wonderful. In reality not everybody gets a reality show where they can whine and moan whilst receiving money for it. Also, the parents need to start being parents, know where your kids are, who they are with, and if they are sexually active, get them on birth control!
Let's see now. The Republican Regime wants to cut Planned Parenthood. They don't want to offer birth control to people employed by Catholic organizations. They don't want to feed and protect the health of the child once born. They are totally against abortions. I'd say that Republicans are not FAMILY friendly. They hate kids--other people's kids.
Let's see now. The Republican Regime wants to cut Planned Parenthood. They don't want to offer birth control to people employed by Catholic organizations. They don't want to feed and protect the health of the child once born. They are totally against abortions. I'd say that Republicans are not FAMILY friendly. They hate kids--other people's kids. So much for the party of VALUES!
Considering that the great state of Mississippi has a graduation rate anywhere from 72% - 66% which ranks them 45th in the country, I'm glad they've decided that sex education is high priority.Maybe if they concentrate on getting more teenagers better educated, they will find better jobs. Here's a novel idea, take away financial incentives, make naming the father a requirement, and make fathers financially responsible. It has nothing to do with poverty, lack of education, or church teaching. Take away financial reward, you get less of that activity, plain and simple.
"For all the geniuses who can't make the connection between poverty and teen pregnancy -- no job,no education, teens just hanging around all day to pass the time with nothing to do -- where do you think that leads????"
Skippy, EXCUSES, nothing but EXCUSES! They have every opportunity to get a education, not hang out with dead beat teens, better there lives, etc. It's not poverty, it's called BEING IRRESPONSIBLE and LAZY and getting government handouts. There are tons of productive members of society that came out of poverty and are doing well. Need to stop with the EXCUSES.
It is statistically proven that teen pregnancy is increased in 1-parent homes, in return their income level is generally decreased due to 1-breadwinner in the household and the chance of furthering one's education to get ahead diminishes. It's true we need to CUT OFF support for the ones spreading their legs as soon as it possible!! STOP THE SUPPORT as brutal as it sounds for having children while minors!!! Hell there's TV shows that make it look cool to be a teen and pregnant. Just look at some of the music videos! (My question is can you still perform if your not humping someone?)In turn it will turn up the pressure on parents to curb the teen sex, hopefully demand these parents attend parenting classes to educate, and hold the parents legally responsible for their childs actions (by the way legally they are but we've stop enforcing), and remove ANY gov't assistance programs if they are on them until they come up to standards for a productive parent!!! This would be a rude wake up for them with protests all over the place, riots, but in time you would see the positive effect making people responsible will have.My guess is it will continue the same and this percentage of our population as stated above will continue to be lazy cockroaches with nothing more important than drugs,gov't handouts, sex, & crime in that order. And they have a million non-nonsensical excuses why crime seems to target them.
This problem begins at home. It is first and foremost the parents responsibility to teach their children good morals.
I think this article incorrectly states that teen pregnancy is "caused" by poverty. However, I understand what they are saying. Impoverished families, specifically those who have been living off of the system their entire lives, are more likely to raise children who become pregnant as teenagers. Unfortunately, it's a vicious cycle. As these kids get closer and closer to turning 18 and becoming a legal adult, many of them they see getting pregnant and living off of the system as common place; their only option.
"....their only option."
Excuses, time after time, it's excuses. And they do have a option. How come other teens from all walks of life and situations lead productive lives?
Lifes2Short: You and I both know that they have other options. Unfortunately, they have been taught differently. Kids only know what they learn.
I was taught to grow up, get an education, become a responsible adult, get married and then have children. And, by doing so, I'm proud of the example that I'm setting for my own children. But I'm not so jaded as to believe that everyone else in this world shares my outlook.
Wow, I never knew that poverty caused pregnancy! I always thought it was when a female spread her legs, the male inserted his turgid penis into her vagina and ejaculated sperm in to the female that then fertilized an egg that traveled thru the tubes and becomes implanted in the womb of the female. Thus, a good method for preventing this from occurring is for the female to keep her legs tightly together. I guess all it takes is an Ohio Direction Card to pry them apart.


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RUSTON, La. (AP) - Louisiana Tech football coach Skip Holtz has added Jabbar Juluke to his staff as an assistant.
Juluke comes to Tech after serving as head coach at Edna Karr High School in New Orleans the last nine years. While there, he compiled an 80-39 record capped off with a 14-0 mark and a Louisiana state championship in 2012. Juluke also served as the defensive coordinator for four years at Frederick Douglas High School and as a wide receivers coach at Brother Martin.
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Juluke's hiring, announced Monday, still needs approval from the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors and the Louisiana Tech Athletics Council.
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During this waiting period, we are using interim paylines to temporarily fund high-scoring investigator-initiated applications before we establish our true paylines for the fiscal year. At this point, we have interim paylines for R01s and Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) applications.
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This extension is for applications due from January 25 to May 7, 2010; on May 8, the window reverts to two days.
The error correction window gives you a chance to correct your electronic application after the deadline if it still has errors or warnings. Read more at Next Step: eRA Commons Validation in Strategy for a Successful Submission in the Strategy for NIH Funding.
NIH hopes the extra time will help people who accidentally use the incorrect version of the forms or instructions. It announced the policy change in the January 8, 2010, Guide notice.
NIH raised the salary cap to $199,700, up from $196,700 last year.
Applicants and NIH-funded investigators may now request a bigger salary.
NIH raised the salary cap to $199,700, up from $196,700 last year. See PI Salary Cap and Stipends.
If you're on an active grant, you may rebudget from existing grant funds to raise your salary up to the level of the new cap. If you're applying for a new grant, you may request salary up to the new maximum.
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As you well know, it's tougher to get funded with paylines at record-breaking lows. Application success rates have been falling too: when more applications come in, success rates drop as larger numbers of applications compete for funding.
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As you can see in the table below, NIAID has been making a relatively constant number of research project grant (RPG) awards even as paylines and success rates fall. A success rate is roughly the number of applications funded by an institute divided by the number of peer reviewed applications referred to it (excluding resubmissions that occur in the same fiscal year—each application is counted only once).
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But for some grant types (data not shown), we saw a different trend. From 1999 to 2008, R01 applications rose a modest 27 percent—from 2,034 to 2,580—while R21 applications surged about 375 percent—from 263 to 1,246.
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If you liked last year's supplements for summer interns, we have good news: they're back.
See NIH's Administrative Supplements Providing Summer Research Experiences for Students and Science Educators for details and instructions, and contact Raushanah Newman to apply. Deadline for requests is April 16.
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Rules are still the same—except that this year, supplements are for only one year because ARRA funds last through the end of FY 2011, and you can't carry them over onto a non-ARRA grant.
Money is limited, so we can fund only the very best requests.
For additional information, go to our updated NIAID Supplements Through the Economic Recovery Act, where you can get Details on NIAID's ARRA Administrative Supplements, and see Supplements—Recovery Act Questions and Answers.
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ImmPort issued a new release that includes a Web redesign, a batch analysis feature, and enhanced features for flow cytometry data analysis.
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Lest we think homelessness is a new problem, a look back at the January 1914 issues of the Belleville Daily Advocate shows that authorities have always had to face the problem.
The Advocate reported on the police activities in taking care of people who slept in cells at the police station specifically reserved for the homeless.
"The police department cared for 126 homeless persons during the month of December (1913), according to the records of the police department. This was an average of about four a night and establishes a new record, the largest number having been cared for by the department in any one month before for several years being 118. The department made 51 arrests during the month."
There were some accounts in the paper of people who specifically came asking to stay in jail.
"Albert Fuller, aged 73 years, appeared at the Central police station Thursday night and asked to be sent to jail for 90 days. Fuller said he is a veteran of the civil war and that he had fought for the union in the navy during the late unpleasantness.
Friday morning Fuller was taken before Justice Wangelin, where he pleaded guilty to a charge of vagrancy and was sent to the workhouse for three months.
"I want a place where I can sleep and be sure of enough to eat to keep me alive," said Fuller to Chief Stookey. "When spring opens I will try and get in the home for naval veterans of the war and then I'll be fixed for the rest of my days."
The paper also noted that "Ed Hack, who says he is a wood chopper from Madison County, will spend three months in a place where he is sure of three meals a day and a place to sleep at night. At Hack's request he was sent to the workhouse for 90 days by Magistrate Underwood.
"Hack is 65 years old and spent Monday night in the homeless cells of the police station."
Then there were people, like this man from Mount Vernon, who were willing to work but couldn't find jobs.
"Albert Weaver, 50 years old, surrounded by his family of six boys, arrived in Belleville Thursday morning, looking for work. Weaver and his six children, who were shaking in the cold, frosty air of early morning, were found on the public square by Sergeant Arbogast and taken by him to the Central Police station."
The newspaper also told of authorities having to deal with abandoned children, although a couple of kids who claimed to have been abandoned actually had escaped from a childrens' home and were returned.
Even back then, police found sometimes it was easier to ship out your problems than to keep them.
"When Frank Holli, who wears a peg leg, was released from the county jail Thursday, he was out of funds and decided to work on the sympathy of the theater crowds as a measure of raising the necessary funds to transport him to East St. Louis.
"Holli pegged his way down to the Washington theater, unstrapped his wooden leg, propped it against a lamp post and sat down beside it. He took his hat then and was preparing to hold it out for a few sheckels, when Patrolman Peters swooped down upon him, ordered him to strap on his leg and go to central station with him.
"Chief of Police Stookey listened to Holli's story and concluded it would be cheaper to give him enough money to get to East St. Louis with than to send him to jail. The chief gave him car fare to get out of town and Holli pegged his way to a street car and shook the dust of the city from his one good foot."
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North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper's support for same-sex marriage could set the stage for some complicated legal maneuvering when a lawsuit over the state's 2012 constitutional amendment that bans same-sex marriage makes its way to federal court.Over the weekend, Cooper, who has said he will seek the democratic nomination for governor in 2016, told the Associated Press "I support same-sex marriage." His political adversaries quickly pounced on that statement.
"The people of the state voted by a big majority to take the opposite position from his," President Pro Tempore Paul "Skip" Stam (R-Wake) said. "Now he thinks he can go before a federal judge and say, 'Judge, this law is fine. I'm against it. It makes no sense, it's crazy, but please uphold it.'
"That is damaging to his client, the people of the state of North Carolina."Stam said he hopes the General Assembly will find someone else to defend the state in court. Recently, the ACLU of North Carolina announced it was amending a previous lawsuit over gay couples' right to adopt children to also include a challenge to the marriage amendment."He can't speak for the state since his opinion now is exactly contrary to the Constitution of the state of North Carolina," Stam said.If the General Assembly chooses to hire a private lawyer, it would be the same route they are currently taking in defending the state's controversial new voting laws.
N.C. State University political scientist Steven Greene said Cooper should be expected to defend the law despite his public opposition to it."That is his job as Attorney General," Greene said. "I'm sure there are all sorts of policies that he's defending on a regular basis that he may not personally agree with."That's a fact not lost on Raleigh same-sex couple Don Davis and Nick Poulson. They're happy Cooper has now come out for marriage equality, but they're also realistic about the pace of change in North Carolina."He's still going to have to do his job and defend the law," Davis said. "But we're very encouraged with the progress that's been made in this state."
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Hunahpu's Imperial Stout - Laird's Apple Brandy Barrel - Cigar City Brewing
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse.
Ratings: 316 | Reviews: 103 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by camil1mj:
5/5 rDev +5.9%
01-08-2013 21:52:58 | More by camil1mj
More User Reviews:
New York
4.85/5 rDev +2.8%
A - As dark as a beer can get. Even the bubbles are the darkest I've ever seen. Pours a thick motor oil consistency. Lots of dark lacing around the glass. A very good looking stout.
S - You definitely get the apple brandy right off the bat. Oak, Vanllla, Chocolate, Maple Syrup with just a hint of peppers.
T - So big and boozy. The apple brandy stands out but in a good way. It definitely hides the peppers a little bit compared to regular Hunahpu but it's a nice added layer of complexity. Huge vanilla, chocolate and maple syrup notes. Also dark fruits and molasses. The apple brandy after taste if awesome.
M - Amazing feel. Creamy and velvety with a little carbonation.
O - This is one of those beers that I checked off that I'd never get to try. So glad to have the opportunity to have this and have it live up to the hype. One of the best beers I've ever had. I gave up a lot to get this but it was worth every penny.
08-05-2012 14:45:58 | More by SkiBum22
New York
5/5 rDev +5.9%
03-07-2013 02:17:38 | More by joel66
5/5 rDev +5.9%
07-13-2012 04:18:21 | More by gregmoscetti
4.75/5 rDev +0.6%
09-18-2012 01:03:18 | More by jisom123
4.53/5 rDev -4%
Thanks to bu11zeye for sharing this beer.
The beer pours a black color with a huge brown head. The aroma has a ton of chocolate in it, as well as some roasted malt, oak and brandy. The flavor is similar. Upfront I get a ton of sweet apple brandy notes, with some chocolate and roasted malt coming through as well. I get a hint of spiciness and pepper, but the brandy and chocolate come through the strongest. Thick mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Awesome.
07-04-2012 18:35:02 | More by Mora2000
5/5 rDev +5.9%
01-31-2013 23:59:32 | More by Akcellar8
4.35/5 rDev -7.8%
A huge thanks to urwithdave for sending me this extremely limited bottle. Bottle 36/84, opened at Stakem's on 4/2/11.
A: Black with hints of burgundy at the edges. A small one finger head. Very little lacing, but the beer stains the sides of the glass.
S: Apples, cinnamon, chocolate and hints of the chiles.
T: With the addition of the apple flavors that come from the time in the barrels mixed with the strong cinnamon flavors that Hunahpu's already carries. You end up with something like chocolate covered warm apple pie with chiles on top and a side of coffee. The flavors from the apple brandy really complement this beer well.
M: Thick and smooth, fully coating the mouth and throat. Pretty much the same as the regular version.
O: A great beer that I'm very grateful to have had the chance to try. Joey and Co. did a fantastic job with this one. I doubt I'll ever get to taste this one again. But, it was very good. Thanks again Dave.
05-09-2011 07:58:59 | More by CaptinRedBeard
4.85/5 rDev +2.8%
Thanks for opening this with me, DarthKostrizer!
Black in color with a small dark brown head. As with most imperial stouts from Cigar City, this one is remarkably thick and viscous, as well as shiny. Nobody makes a better looking stout than Cigar City. This leaves dots of stick and an oily sheen on its way down.
A completely transformed aroma, most notably being the lack of chile character that is present in the base beer. That being said, nothing is actually missed, because this smells fantastic. Layers of rich brandy and chocolate stack atop one another, with nearly no unpleasant alcohol fumes. There's some vanilla and wood complementing, but the sweet brandy and chocolate notes combine together remarkably well.
The flavor is similar to the aroma, though more complex. Again, layers of chocolates and sweet, earthy, woody brandy play against one another remarkably well, along with some mild roast, and earth.
Full bodied, creamy, low carbonation. Decadent.
Superb. The best Cigar City beer I've ever had.
08-27-2012 17:59:41 | More by ehammond1
4.75/5 rDev +0.6%
04-17-2013 00:59:45 | More by rudylaw
5/5 rDev +5.9%
12-24-2012 19:23:26 | More by johnyb
4.47/5 rDev -5.3%
Had 2 on tap in a sniffer at the source.
I don't know about anyone else but reviewing A RIS is one of the hardest "beers" to review. at this level these are almost like brandy the name of the beer has because of where its aged.
A: Dark as night, did I say dark yes its black. I have seen motor oil less dark. Blacker than black.Yet up in the sunlight there are hints of orange, caramel etc It had a nice inch of head that has foam clinging to the glass for quite a while, brown lacing. What is funny most good RIS has these characters, and is hard for me to tell a difference, I guess I need a side by side, wait I did 1 here.
S: Well as in the name this beer is aged in apple brandy, so what hit you first is alcohol. as expected. Very nice smell to me. after you get past that, there are no hops detected of course, then you get burnt chocolate, cinnamon sweetness, Apple, vanilla, and molasses. of course it takes on the barrel
T: Well this is where this beer shines. Beautiful mix of alcohol, apple brandy is the main favor of course, but vanilla, and molasses, burnt coffee, chocolate, its very complex. no hops detected and its a ris so that burn is there.
M: not much carbonation, very smooth and not as creamy as some.
D: I struggled with this 1, RIS at 11% are not something even I can just down its a sipper, but I think that fits the style, so I debated the rating but heck its my review, so I give it a 4.
I had 2 of these and i loved it but I had to switch to the other aged one before it was gone.
its of the best I had in this aged barrel style.
05-25-2010 13:08:54 | More by azorie
4.98/5 rDev +5.5%
Growler thanks to DarthKostrizer
Pours like motor oil. Very oily and viscous.
Nose is deep and rich of course. Huge. Quite different that regular Huna. Brownie, caramel, molasses and a little bit of fruit.
Huge range of flavor? Extremely complex and deep. Changes throughout the drink. Rich brandy-like beginning with huge vanilla. Deep dark fruit, chocolate brownie, caramel and molasses.
Mouthfeel is perfect. Creamy and velvety with little to no carb.
Overall a completely different beer than Huna, which Is one of my favorite beers, but absolutely amazing. So complex. Amazing.
07-17-2012 03:10:14 | More by MrVonzipper
5/5 rDev +5.9%
10-20-2012 14:55:23 | More by biniek13
5/5 rDev +5.9%
01-16-2012 02:44:23 | More by ipa247
5/5 rDev +5.9%
06-24-2013 02:56:43 | More by Beezee
5/5 rDev +5.9%
03-10-2013 18:50:04 | More by MADPolo
New York
3.9/5 rDev -17.4%
750ml gold waxed bottle. 4oz. sample poured into a Founders snifter. Reviewed from notes. Shared by capra12 at a tasting on 10/16/10.
A: Pours a thick, dark mocha head with very little retention that fades quickly into a thick ring of bubbles atop an opaque black beer. Lacing is spotty with no cling.
S: Slight soy sauce covered in booze. Chocolate, fudge, very subtle roasted malt in the back. Nose is complex but a bit muted and overwhelmed by the booze overall.
T: Apple brandy is surprisingly prominent upfront. Cocoa, brownie, and a good compliment to the chili. Hot (boozy). Bitter roasted malt at the middle and end with a sweet soy sauce flavor flowing in right before the finish. Finish is booze with an aftertaste of liquorice and roasted malt and cocoa powder.
M: Medium to full bodied, lightly carbonated, oily, and smooth in the mouth. A bit hot and boozy at points. Finish is accented with an aftertaste that is sticky and lingers.
D: Apple brandy barrels is a near perfect compliment to the chilis present in the base Hunahpu's. That being said, I'm not that big a fan of the bottled version of the base beer. Worth a try but not if you have to jump through hoops or give up the half the cellar to get it.
10-17-2010 02:55:59 | More by SpeedwayJim
5/5 rDev +5.9%
07-20-2012 04:33:36 | More by fullmetal1381
5/5 rDev +5.9%
07-12-2012 17:47:23 | More by leschkie
5/5 rDev +5.9%
02-19-2013 01:14:25 | More by Photekut
5/5 rDev +5.9%
07-22-2013 15:37:09 | More by Heatwave33
4.65/5 rDev -1.5%
A: Thick, oily and black with almost no head and minimal lacing, but this is a big stout and for what it is, this beer looks spectacular
S: Holy crap, this smells amazing: boozy and syrupy with so much maple syrup, brandy, and oak; there is a touch of peppers and vanilla and apple and other dark fruits but mostly this is a syrupy, boozy, vinous glass of awesomeness
T: This beer is amazing; so much booze and what's with the maple syrup flavors? dark fruits, brandy, peppers, vanilla, oak, roasted malts; man oh man, this is a good beer
F: Absolutely perfect mouth feel: creamy, viscous, thick, amazing
O: God, this is good...enough said.
07-18-2012 01:53:41 | More by dbossman
4.25/5 rDev -10%
04-23-2013 19:07:10 | More by huskermike12
4.58/5 rDev -3%
thanks to Paul
pour was thick rich velvety black. little head.
nose was sweet chocolate and brandy, rich and full of dark fruit.
similar to nose, spices were a bit faint and hidden just beneath the smooth brandy. chocolate and light roasted malts really blended together to make this is way too smooth and easy. the brandy complimented this perfectly.
thick and full with a mild carbonation. sticky sweet finish.
overall. really good, would seek this out. kills the regular version.
01-27-2013 00:10:21 | More by hooliganlife
Hunahpu's Imperial Stout - Laird's Apple Brandy Barrel from Cigar City Brewing
100 out of 100 based on 316 ratings.


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Deuter Streamer 2.0 L ReservoirDeuter Streamer 2.0 L Reservoir is a lightweight and compact alternative to the traditional water bottle. It can be easily stored in a separate compartment of your pack. Unlike most hydration systems that are made from polyurethane, streamers are made from polyethylene, which results in a taste free hydration system. Tube of the reservoir can be securely fixed to the shoulder straps. The Deuter hydration systems with their "helix valve" enable a constant flow of liquid without interrupting the flow of your sports. This top performing hydration system is available in multiple sizes. With competent hydration technology from source vagabond, it provides the best performance. Due to the special molecular properties of the bladder, this system is very hygienic and very easy to keep clean. For quenching your thirst quickly, use the Deuter Streamer 2.0 L Reservoir.
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The Source Streamer 3. 0 Reservoir will fit in any Deuter pack designed for three-liter reservoirs and many other hydration packs as well. Deuter has chosen not to make their own bladder, but source their bladder from Source, an Israeli company. Deuter has been working closely with Source to perfect their Streamer Reservoir. The result of this effort is represented with the all new Helix Valve. The new mouthpiece has a water stop tab and is absolutely drip free. Only light pressure is needed to activate the water flow. A spring integrated within the valve ensures instantaneous shut off of the water flow as soon as the valve is released. The Dirt Guard cap covers the valve during transportation to keep things tidy. But regardless of precautions, mountain bike equals dirty, so the Helix Valve was designed to easily be disassembled and cleaned. The reservoir itself is made from a BPA-free polyethylene (PE) plastic that boasts a surface as smooth as glass. Smooth is important because the smoother the surface, the harder it is for bacteria to attach itself. In addition, the surface makes it harder for taste, like old Cytomax, to remain after it the bladder has been washed. Beyond the glass-like surface, there's Grunge Guard, an anti-microbial coating designed to further keep mold at bay. Sealing the system is a bar-and-clip system that allows the bladder to be both opened completely and sealed completely, and is tough enough to be landed on. Deuter says the reservoir is so well-sealed that if you take out all the air after filling, you can probably leave the sack filled with liquid for a few weeks without growing mold. We don't want to try, but know that some of us are forgetful. Even when the Source Streamer 3-Liter Reservoir is dirty, washing with mild dish soap and warm water (under 140 degrees Fahrenheit) is enough to clean out the muck. For sterilizing, clean, dry with towels, and leave everything in the freezer overnight. Flush with water in the m...
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Council leader: Volvo Ocean Race 'proves Cardiff's reputation'
– Cllr Heather Joyce, Cardiff Council leader
This will bring hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city, and be hugely beneficial to the local economy.
Being awarded the successful bid for one of the most important sailing events in the world once again demonstrates Cardiff's ability to deliver major international sporting events on the world stage.
It proves our reputation as an event city as well as providing an opportunity for many non sailors to try the sport through a co-ordinated programme of sailing activities before, during and following the event.