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Nicosia -- The Cyprus government gives the highest priority to the shipping sector as a driving force for the further economic development, President Christofias said in his address at the Cyprus Shipping Chamber Official Dinner.
In his address, read out by Minister of Communication sand Works Efthymios Flourentzou, Christofias noted that "shipping is an important pillar of our economy in its capacity to act as a wide gateway of foreign investments to our island. Cyprus is already a well-established maritime cluster and it is among the Government's priorities to maintain its attractiveness and leading position in the world scene."
He said that "during the last few years, though, the unprecedented economic crisis has shaken the foundations of the world economy, which could not leave Cyprus untouched.
Two thousand twelve was a challenging year for both the shipping industry and our maritime administration."
"Nevertheless, through hard and persistent work and collaboration between the public and private sector, we managed to maintain the strength of our flag and maritime cluster. In order to navigate through the economic crisis, and maintain our shipping industry's competitiveness, we moved ahead with the adoption and implementation of the piracy law and the accession of new shipping companies in our tonnage tax system," he added.
I am confident, he noted, that the wealth of knowledge and expertise of our shipping sector will "steer the ship in calm waters" soon and recalled that during the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the EU, the "Limassol Declaration" was adopted.
He noted that this year will be marked by another Maritime Cyprus Conference, a conference which has been established world-wide as one of the key shipping events of the year. "For a week, Cyprus will be in the spotlight of the world shipping industry providing the opportunity to further enhance the image of our flag and shipping industry, he noted.


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Political experts say President Obama took a stand, but now finds himself in a serious bind.
Some think that tonight, we'll hear the president talk about how our threats of military action have worked.
The debate over Syria has changed today.
One local professor says these new developments may get the president off the hook.
Tom Lobe is a political science professor at Union College who has been following the situation in Syria closely.
As President Obama went to Capitol Hill today to make his case for military action, professor Lobe says that Syria's publicly agreeing to give up its chemical weapons, must come as a relief to the president.
"I don't think he really wanted to do it in a unilateral fashion so in some ways, this gets him off the hook, if, if this whole proposal with the Russians and the acceptance by the Syrian government works," says Lobe.
The president will talk to the nation tonight. Professor Lobe says we will hear him outline the need for U.S. military action after what the U.S. says was a chemical attack that left almost fifteen hundred people dead..For national security.. And out of moral obligation.
"But then I think he will then add that we need to pause about this because there is a proposal that shows that our threats have worked. And that by threatening military action, the Syrians have agreed to get rid of their chemical weapons, to have them destroyed," says Lobe.
But if the Syrians are going to give up their chemical weapons, Professor Lobe says that our government is going to be very keen to have that verification process absolutely certain.
Professor Lobe says this is a dangerous and difficult conflict with many different sides. He thinks the president did not calculate how much the lessons from Iraq are still very painful to the American people.
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this has been posted here at MP at least once, maybe twice in last 2 days with lengthy replies. find those links EDIT, remove the 'please' I guess.
No worries bro but it was originally a link on mp's home page. I think Rock andIce posted it. So you might get some angry comments. It's been up for awhile. It is crazy though.
The best part is reading all the comments on yahoo news: Yes, he would fallen a few feet from the last time he tied on...look at the video again...at 4:00 you can see he is tied on to mountain already. that other rope is for his extra climbing gear hanging below him,he can have only so much around his waist Why would anyone think this was fun? Nice this guy can laugh while trying to climb the ice. I would be crying and screaming. But I'm not a mountain snow climber.
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'In Alan's memory' - firefighter's widow and sister abseil for charityby Juliette Fletcher
Abseiling down one of the South's tallest landmarks is no mean feat. But the widow and sister of firefighter Alan Bannon, who died in the Shirley Towers fire in Southampton, did it for a good cause. Using ropes and harnesses the women made their way down the 170 metre Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth.
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ST. LANDRY PARISH, La. (KALB News Channel 5) -- An Opelousas man was arrested on Feb. 11, 2014, for allegedly molesting a five-year-old victim according to St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office Spokesperson Captain Megan Vizena.
SLPS reported, "The victim stated she would often spend the night with (Jenkins) and sleep in the bed with him. The allegations allegedly occurred several times during these sleepovers."
Officers arrested Joseph Jenkins, 50, of Opelousas, Louisiana.
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Based on information he has reportedly provided in an ongoing investigation of corruption in Gwinnett County, the son of former Gwinnett County Commissioner Shirley Lasseter is seeking a reduced sentence on bribery and drug trafficking charges, according to an article Tuesday in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Fanning, Lasseter and Carl "Skip" Cain are scheduled to be sentenced in federal court in Atlanta Wednesday afternoon by U.S. District Judge Charles Pannell Jr.
Fanning's attorney William Thomas Jr. filed a motion Monday containing the information. While cooperating with the probe, Fanning provided information to investigators on three targets of the investigation including at least one person who tried to buy Lasseter's vote, the AJC article states.
Under federal sentencing guidelines, Fanning could be sentenced to 70 to 87 months in prison. He is seeking an unspecified reduced sentence.
Lasseter pleaded guilty in May to accepting bribes in exchange for a potential favorable vote on a proposed real estate development from an FBI agent posing as a Florida real estate developer. Fanning and Cain pleaded guilty to participating in the bribery scheme and drug trafficking.
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The American Association of Anthropological Genetics (AAAG) is pleased to announce the 2013 Outstanding Student Presentation Award competition. Up to two Outstanding Student Presentation in Anthropological Genetics (OSPAG) prizes will be given for the best poster or podium presentations at the AAPA or HBA annual meetings. Each awardee will receive a $200 cash prize and a one-year subscription to the journal Human Biology.
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Among the demands of the "protesters" in Ferguson is that the investigation and prosecution of police officer Darren Wilson be taken away from St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch.
McCulloch is biased, it is said. How so? In 1964, his father, a St. Louis police officer, was shot to death by an African-American.
Moreover, McCulloch comes from a family of cops. He wanted to be a police officer himself, but when cancer cost him a leg as a kid, he became a prosecutor.
Yet, in 23 years, McCulloch has convicted many cops of many crimes, and has said that if Gov. Jay Nixon orders him off this case, he will comply. Meanwhile, he is moving ahead with the grand jury.
As for Gov. Nixon, he revealed his closed mind by demanding the "vigorous prosecution" of a cop who has not even been charged and by calling repeatedly for "justice for [Brown's] family" but not Wilson's.
What has been going on for two weeks now in Ferguson, with the ceaseless vilification of Darren Wilson and the clamor to arrest him, is anti-American. It is a mob howl for summary judgment, when this case cries out, not for a rush to judgment, but for a long tedious search for the whole truth of what happened that tragic day.
For conflicting stories have emerged.
The initial version was uncomplicated. On August 9, around noon, Brown and a companion were walking in the street and blocking traffic when ordered by Wilson to move onto the sidewalk.
Brown balked, a scuffle ensued. Wilson pulled out his gun and shot him six times, leaving Brown dead in the street. Open and shut. A white cop, sassed by a black kid, goes berserk and empties his gun.
Lately, however, another version has emerged.
Fifteen minutes before the shooting, Brown was caught on videotape manhandling and menacing a clerk at a convenience store he was robbing of a $44 box of cigars.
A woman, in contact with Wilson, called a radio station to say that Brown and Wilson fought in the patrol car and Brown had gone for the officer's gun, which went off.
When Brown backed away, Wilson pointed his gun and told him to freeze. Brown held up his hands, then charged. Wilson then shot the 6'4," 292-pound Brown six times, with the last bullet entering the skull.
St. Louis County police then leaked that Wilson had been beaten "severely" in the face and suffered the fracture of an eye socket.
Brown's companion, Dorian Johnson, says Brown was running away when Wilson began to fire.
But, according to the autopsies, all of the bullets hit Brown in the front. ABC now reports that Dorian Johnson has previously been charged with filing a false police report.
If the first version is true, Wilson is guilty. If the second is true, Brown committed two felonies before being shot, and Darren Wilson fired his weapon in defense of his life.
If there is any public official who should recuse himself from any role in this investigation, it is not Robert McCulloch but Eric Holder.
Holder has a lifelong, almost Sharpton-like, obsession with race.
Three weeks in office, he declared America a "nation of cowards" for refusing to discuss race more. Arriving in St. Louis, he declared, "I am the attorney general of the United States. But I am also a black man."
Query. What is the chief law enforcement officer of the United States, who is heading up the federal investigation of the shooting of a black teenager by a white cop, doing declaring his racial solidarity?
Holder then related several incidents that have stuck in his craw:
"I can remember being stopped on the New Jersey turnpike on two occasions and accused of speeding. Pulled over. ... 'Let me search your car.' ... Go through the trunk of my car, look under the seats and all this kind of stuff. I remember how humiliating that was and how angry I was and the impact it had on me."
Holder also spoke of being stopped by a cop in Georgetown when he was running to the movies.
Fine. The Great Man is outraged by such indignities. But the mindset exhibited here raises a grave question as to whether Eric Holder can objectively lead an investigation of a white cop who shot a black teenager. In Eric Holder's mind, the verdict already seems in.
Any defense attorney would have Eric Holder tossed out of a jury pool, as soon as he started to vent like this.
If Holder has made up his mind about what happened in Ferguson that Saturday, fine. He is entitled to his opinion. But someone who has already decided officer Wilson's actions are consistent with a racist police pattern he has observed personally should not be passing judgment on whether officer Wilson goes on trial for his life.
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In the past week there have two murder suicides and one attempted murder suicide in South Georgia. Two of those incidents are domestic related.
Last week, Fitzgerald Police believe 27-year old Jamaal Whipple took his own life after shooting and killing his wife, 24 year-old Courtney Whipple.
Psychologist Dr. Cheryl Kaiser says domestic violence is especially hard for outsiders to detect.
"With domestic violence, the two people who really usually know what's going on are the perpetrator and the victim. And other people are not necessarily aware at all that anything is happening because a lot of times, especially a domestic violence perpetrator can be very adept at covering things up," said Kaiser.
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Hello my friends
I have a question about inserting images. Suppose we insert an image in AutoCAD , If we want to give this file to someone else, we have to put the image near the autocad file and give both of them !
but, when we insert an image in word, powerpoint, exel and ... No need to share this image again !
Solved! Go to Solution.
you can, open the image in any software, mark an area, use function "copy". Change the focus to AutoCAD/to your drawing and then use "paste" to insert the image as OLE-object.
But don't wonder then that the size of the DWG-file raises up (and may be the quality of printing is not as good as a referenced version of the image).
To use _ETRANSMIT (a command that packs the DWG and the referenced files to a ZIP) would be the preferred method for transferring data to anyone else.
- alfred -
Another method I have seen (but to this day have not figured out how he did it)
is to insert an image into a DWG file, then insert that DWG file into the current
DWG file as an unexploded block. I never did investigate if it was OLE... or not.
Something like this attachment, created with the Image Bind tool in ToolPac.
thank you very much for your reply and solution


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Craftsman Holiday Spruce - Craftsman Brewing Co.
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3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
08-10-2014 07:43:51 | More by zestar
3.28/5 rDev -8.6%
Out of the tap at The Playground in Downtown Santa Ana, CA.
Spruce like Howard Hughes trying to land a wood plane the size of a football field... It's ok, just ok. Malty, "Winter Ale" flavors and such...
Ok, I think I'm done.
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12-21-2013 07:14:26 | More by RaulMondesi
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
01-10-2013 15:31:59 | More by SocalKicks
3.63/5 rDev +1.1%
A: Pours a hazy chestnut color with a thin tan head.
S: Hige Christmas tree aroma with a big smack of ripe dark fruit. Tons and tons of spruce.
T: Similar to the smell, there's a ton of spruce in this. Big, minty, sappy spruce. Some hints of dark fruit and a big bready malt finish. I feel like a woodpecker but I kind o like this.
12-22-2012 23:40:13 | More by notchucknorris
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
09-18-2012 02:00:19 | More by t0rin0
3.28/5 rDev -8.6%
On tap at the ColLAboration beer fest at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles, CA.
Pours a murky orange-brown with a foamy tan head that settles to a small cap. Foamy rings of lace form on the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt and herbal aromas. Taste is of malt and herbal flavors. There is a mild bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a low level of carbonation with a flat and somewhat thick mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty average beer that is really nothing special.
02-27-2012 04:31:55 | More by UCLABrewN84
2.13/5 rDev -40.7%
On-tap at Bruery Provisions
The beer is amber in color with a finger of khaki head. Butter and butterscotch dominate the nose, and not pleasantly. There is a little bit of spice and some herbal notes in there. Maybe nutmeg. The flavor is, somehow, better than the aroma. A bit of sweet fruit to go along with the spice and herb notes. There is still some butter, but nowhere near as awful as the nose. Medium body and low carbonation.
01-04-2012 21:52:21 | More by womencantsail
3.83/5 rDev +6.7%
Hazy dark amber in the pint glass. Spicy note greets the tongue along with a very mellow maltiness. Fairly sharp followed by a perky hoppiness. Smells and tastes like juniper to me, but OK I see that it's spruce. Medium body. A little bit of bubble gum, a touch of woodiness, and orange marmalade. Fairly sweet, but has a distinct bitter aftertaste. Thank goodness, no detectable cloves or cinnamon. A little black pepper.
Quite a pleasant and drinkable winter ale. A nice hoppy touch, not too sweet or too spicy. A good mouthful with food. On tap for lunch at Local Habit in San Diego.
12/12/2013 update: Had this on tap at Pizza Port OB. What a great roasted malt and caramel flavor and that distinctive bitter, aromatic evergreen taste. I liked the aromas better this time. Another Craftsman brew worth trying and way better than the run of the mill over-spiced holiday ales.
01-02-2012 04:27:48 | More by mactrail
2.3/5 rDev -35.9%
The color resembled a blood orange, maybe slightly redder. There was little to no head and lacing.
S - dried fruit, slightly bready and biscuit like. No hop aroma, smelt really sweet
T - Wow, this beer is sweet. Taste like cranberry juice with a slight bready finish, not enjoyable at all.
M - Very thick that coats your mouth, the carbonation is light and does not help in lifting the beer off your palate
O - this beer is a fail for me. I could not finish my 4oz pour, I offered it to my sister-in-law, she also took a sip and passed on the rest.
12-23-2011 17:30:26 | More by nanobrew
2.5/5 rDev -30.4%
12-22-2011 23:33:44 | More by bump8628
3/5 rDev -16.4%
12-22-2011 15:51:33 | More by Popp24
4.2/5 rDev +17%
On tap at Haven Gastropub in Orange.
Pours a light, brown, soapy head atop a body slightly purple in color. Thick legs sliding down the side as I tilt.
Aromas of pine(!), dark malts, and mildly of spices. I feel as if I'm inhaling a freshly-cut Christmas tree with gingerbread men lined up and down.
Flavors primarily of spices (cinnamon, peppermint) and spruce, with some roasty/carob notes near the finish. Highly flavorful and quite smooth considering the ABVs.
Mouthfeel is halfway between light and medium-bodied; fairly effervescent.
Overall, an excellent Winter Warmer that yields an excellent balance of flavors resulting in a highly drinkable status. Ties with Telegraph's Winter Warmer as one my favorites.
01-12-2011 06:15:34 | More by jminsc76
3.93/5 rDev +9.5%
On-tap at Blue Palms Brewhouse in Hollywood. ABV listed as 7.2%. Served in a generic wide-mouth tulip.
Slightly hazy red-pink body with flame/mahogany highlights. Thin head which recedes to a persistent ivory collar.
Grapes, pomelo, and clean malt aromatics. Faint evergreen and thyme as well. Well-hopped.
Seville orange, pine and citrus-laden hops, and mild ginger on the palate. Very pleasant amber notes along with hints of figs and clove in the finish. Lacks a little depth though.
Medium-light body with almost spritzy carbonation.
A bit thin, and maybe a touch under-spiced for a Winter seasonal, but this still reminds me a little of the Winter version of Yulesmith in some ways which is a good thing.
12-30-2009 20:09:41 | More by augustgarage
4.1/5 rDev +14.2%
On cask at O'Brien's.
Pours a dark amber color with clarity. Nice white head becomes a lasting film. Nice aroma of roasted malts, caramel, and some spices. Taste is similar: somewhat sweet with caramel, but with a bit of hops to balance it out. Spices are well-balanced, so as to not be overwhelming. Smooth and medium-bodied. Very drinkable. I'm not usually a fan of winter warmers, but this was quite good: the sweetness and spices were mild, and it finished crisp too.
01-10-2009 18:13:52 | More by mithrascruor
3.98/5 rDev +10.9%
Had this on cask at O'Brien's this evening, a nice Winter offering. Pumped into the pint glass a very bright amber-gold with accent on the amber. A fine 1/4" white head that settles to a surface film. The smell starts off with caramel type malt, then whacks the nostrils with a super sappy spruce aire. Almost has a cedar closet scent to it...fresh spruce tips. Pungent.
The taste is quite different than the smell...lot's of citrus, healthy malt dose and a very mild spruce finish. The malt holds it's own, but is seriously infused with hoppy citrus throughout. Lot's of grapefruit, tangelo and even some lemon too it. Very crisp with a lighter medium body and no taste or feel of alcohol. The carbonation is good and lends a bit of spike to the tongue. Not as supple as I was expecting on cask. Overall very drinkable and enjoyable...cheers!
01-08-2009 04:16:40 | More by scottoale
3.28/5 rDev -8.6%
12/10/08- Had on tap at Stone Bistro Gardens.
Presentation- Via the tap into a 12oz tulip style glass.
Appearance- Deeper amber colored pour. About a 1/2 inch head and minor watery lace left behind.
Smell- Some minor spices noted. A touch of spruce, but not as much as expected. Malt is roasted caramel in the nose.
Taste- Tastes a bit odd. Cardboard noticed a bit. Spruce is very much contained and really laid back. Would have liked a bit more spices. Caramel malt comes though well though.
Mouthfeel- Rather smooth and crisp with a medium to slightly less carbonation level. Minor aftertaste.
Drinkability- Have had many better winter warmers. Working for Tips blows this spruce beer away in the water.
12-11-2008 16:14:21 | More by GClarkage
New York
3.98/5 rDev +10.9%
Reviewed from my notes from my LA trip. Pours a hazy toasted copper with a decent off-white head; nothin special as it was served out of a frozen glass, booo! The smell was sweet, nice winter warmer aromas; nutmeg being the spice that stood out. The taste was of caramel malt, brown sugar, nutmeg, and toffee. A very nice winter warmer. The feel is light and fizzy, finishes on the spicy sweet side but the sweetness/spiciness is in check. A very nice winter warmer, good spice profile. Just wish it wasn't served in a frozen glass.
02-23-2008 04:11:31 | More by Gmann
4.05/5 rDev +12.8%
Sampled on tap at Lucky Baldwin's Delirium.
Bright orangey amber with a very crisp white head.
Aroma of biscuit, caramel and munich with a large earthy ton of spruce and licorice.
At first the flavor and aroma seems like its too much, but then its seems to mellow after the first few sips and the beer moves into balance.
A nicely flavored beer that turns out to be a great drinking pint that avoids being too cloying or too intensely spiced.
12-08-2007 07:09:31 | More by drewbage
4.1/5 rDev +14.2%
On-tap at the Beachwood BBQ in Seal Beach, CA,
A: Pours a medium-dark amber, with a small, off-white head, which leaves good lacing in a glass.
S: Light smell, but got some spices and piney hops.
T: Interesting taste. At first it tastes like an above average spiced beer, but as the beer warms up, this great spruce note comes out. It tastes exactly like a Christmas tree smells. This may not sound appetizing but it is. Very flavourful.
M: Just a smooth, medium-bodied, solid ale mouthfeel.
D: Another good beer from Craftsman, one of the better Winter Warmers I've had thus far this year.
12-06-2007 01:46:53 | More by Halcyondays
3.85/5 rDev +7.2%
Sampled on tap at Lucky Baldwin's, April 2007
This beer has a fairly hazy, dark amber color to it; it is topped by a frothy, amber tinged, tan colored, one-finger thick head that is not quite bad for a beer from the tap. The aroma is a mix of fruit and sweet spice notes that are quite interesting and I can't quite place it, but feel like I should be able to. There are touches of cinnamon and mace here, but not really, as well as notes that remind me of both orange peel and the sweet pulp of an orange. This aroma is quite interesting, and I feel like I should be able to place it; the aroma is really well balanced between the different characteristics and there is almost something like grapes here as well.
This beer has quite a spicy flavor to it; it is a mix of spice notes that give this beer a definitive spiciness, yet are not quite discernable as a contribution from a single spice (perhaps something like cinnamon, mace, orange peel or even some ginger like character is here). There is a solid fruitiness here as well that seems to be a mix of orange, apple a touch of melon and even a hint of raisins. A medium fullness keeps this, along with the interesting spiciness, a sipping brew rather than a full on light quaffing brew. The beer is fairly dry with just a touch of sweetness and even some tartness that must have been added to this brew. This is quite a nice brew, it is perhaps nothing earth shattering, but is a solid tasty beer none-the-less. It was not until I was done with this beer that I realized that the mysterious spice / fruit character was from fresh spruce tips; it make so much sense now, but I couldn't quite figure it out while I was drinking this.
05-02-2007 22:02:05 | More by Gueuzedude
3.28/5 rDev -8.6%
On tap at Stone World Bistro
A: Caramely orange color with a clean hue to it. Carbonation is minimal, just a sparse white ring remaining.
S: Nutmeg, clove, spruce and a touch of banana.
T: First impression is rootbeer. Next the spices roll in; ginger, orange peel and cinnamon. Reminds me a lot of orange flavored tea. Spicy caramel malt acts as a watery background. Finishes sweet, slightly cloying and grainy.
M: Medium body with a syrupy texture.
D: Bit too sweet and seasoned for my tastes. Its a fine line with winter warmers I know, this one was just a bit too over the line for me.
12-29-2006 03:01:05 | More by Westsidethreat
4.1/5 rDev +14.2%
This is a fine example of a Winter Warmer transplanted to Los Angeles. Unlike some, Craftsman's version remains somewhat light and subtle on the spicing. In colder climates this might be a bit thin - a thick, hearty Anchor Our Special Ale is what you need. This has the cinnamon and the malts but it also has a slight hoppiness to it. It finishes sweet with a slight brown sugar flavor.
12-20-2006 23:35:45 | More by sloejams
4/5 rDev +11.4%
I had this on tap at Father's Office on 12/11. I wrote a fairly thorough review on a napkin, which I just came across.
The beer pours mahogany with a one to two finger head that rescinds to nice lacing. I smell caramel malts, roasted malts and a hint of spruce. Rumrunner once told me that this beer tastes like your drinking a Christmas tree, but I'm not getting anything like that. The Christmas tree beer apparently was an older version. It does taste malty and chocolatey with a spruce flavor that's similar to Anchor OSA. Another tasty treat from LA's own Craftsman Brewery.
05-14-2006 07:12:01 | More by goschool
4/5 rDev +11.4%
On tap at O'Brien's
This beer pours a reddish brown with a thin light tan head. The head fades slow, leaving lots of laces.
This beer has a malty sweet aroma. It is slightly caramel like. It also has a spicy aroma. I detect some cinnamon also. It has a very slight hoppy aroma.
This beer pretty much tastes like it smells. It has a malty sweet flavor. I can taste some spices. Not much hops. I can also detect a slight fruity flavor.
This beer goes down smooth, leaving a spicy aftertaste. It is carbonated well.
This beer would make a good session beer. Although I dont know the ABV, it dosent taste like it is too high. Also, the flavor is not overly aggressive. I think this is a good beer. I have never had a complaint with anything from Craftsman.
03-16-2006 01:56:06 | More by OStrungT
3.88/5 rDev +8.1%
On tap at Lucky Baldwin's 12/21/05.
Appearance: Served in an American pint glass. The color is a burnt cherry red with a whispy off white head. The beer is clear with light carbonation floating to the top. Very nice lacing and retention.
Smell: Sweet maltiness and spices. A bit of cinnamon and fruity berries.
Taste: Crisp and smooth maltiness backed by distinct berry fruitiness. Strawberry and light raspberry back by some clove and cinnamon. The spices sit way in the back and fruit steps to te front. Light hop bitterness surrounded by a faint pine flavor. Well balanced malt and hop flavors.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and smooth with a dry fruit ending.
Drinkability: Very tasty and a lot more fruity than most winter beers. Well balanced and original. I was very pleased with this beer and will look for it again.
12-22-2005 05:27:30 | More by BrewMaster
Craftsman Holiday Spruce from Craftsman Brewing Co.
82 out of 100 based on 25 ratings.


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Dr. Doris Dwyer, Western Nevada College, will be on campus Monday, October 25 to conduct a one day visit for the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). She will meet with students, faculty, staff, board members and administration to evaluate our implementation of the 2009 Commission recommendations.
The Dawson Community College Lady Buccaneers volleyball team fell to the Casper Thunderbirds in three games on Friday, 9-25, 14-25 and 17-25.
"We struggled to play with the intensity needed to keep up with Casper," DCC head coach John Marble said.
The Lady Bucs registered 20 kills and 20 assists in the match.
Key players for the Lady Bucs included Shelby Swant with 11 assists, Debbie Schendel with five kills, Desiree Schauman who registered 10 digs and Kirby Sabec honing four blocks. Schauman and Schendel each had one ace.
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can you show us your pkg file.
compile your project for gcce_urel or armv5_urel
and after the build is complete
go to your sis folder directory from command prompt.
and give this command
makesis yourpkg.pkg
upload the generated sis file to the open signed with the imei and sis fike , with your email address.
Once successfully submitted you will get a mail to your account or you can download the sis file from your account of symbian signed .
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; project2.pkg
; This is an auto-generated PKG file by Carbide.
; This file uses variables specific to Carbide builds that will not work
; on command-line builds. If you want to use this generated PKG file from the
; command-line tools you will need to modify the variables with the appropriate
; values: C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd\, WINSCW, UDEB
; Also, the resource file entries should be changed to match the language
; used in the build. For example, if building for LANGUAGE_01, change the file
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;Language - standard language definitions
; standard SIS file header
;Localised Vendor name
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"C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd\Epoc32\release\WINSCW\UDEB\project2.exe" -"!:\sys\bin\project2.exe"
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;"project2.txt" -"!:\private\0xEEC1DCB0\project2.txt"
You don't need to change anything. There might be some temporary issues with SymbianSigned website as they did some changes this morning. Check this thread: http://developer.symbian.org/forum/s...ad.php?p=26399
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Of course, you have to change build target and select GCCE UREL(Phone Release) and build it. Then create a .sis file from it.Code:"C:\Symbian\9.1\S60_3rd\Epoc32\release\GCCE\UREL\project2.exe" -"!:\sys\bin\project2.exe"
EDIT: It has nothing do with General Symbian C++ section. I am moving it in the appropriate section.
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yes kiran is correct that is because opensigned online is not able to parse the WISCW binary format.


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DENVER -- Nationals catcher Ivan Rodriguez has experienced a setback in his recovery from a strained right oblique and will not begin a Minor League rehab assignment over the weekend, manager Davey Johnson said on Thursday.Rodriguez will visit Dr. Bill Meyers in Philadelphia for a second opinion. Meyers is the same doctor who performed surgery on Ryan Zimmerman's torn abdominal muscle in May. It is not yet known whether Rodriguez's injury will require surgery. "They just want another opinion," Johnson said. Rodriguez, who has been on the disabled list since July 7, was expected start a rehab assignment over the weekend with Class A Hagerstown, but that has been scratched for now. "I know how anxious Pudge is to get back out here," Johnson said. "I'm sure he's been pushing it, and I'm sure he's been aggravating [his injury] by pushing it." In 39 games as a backup catcher, Rodriguez is hitting .214 with two home runs and 19 RBIs.
Strasburg set to return to mound Sunday
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Nationals' Johnson reflects on Stairs' career
DENVER -- Davey Johnson didn't manage Matt Stairs for long, but the former Washington first baseman, who announced his retirement from baseball on Wednesday, left an impression nonetheless.Though feeling under the weather on Thursday, Johnson took time to reflect on the career of Stairs, who played in 56 games for the Nationals in a reserve role this season. "He had a good, long career," Johnson said. "He was very well-liked and respected around here." Stairs' charisma and positive influence in the clubhouse leads Johnson to believe the former slugger will be successful in his next endeavor. "I heard he's coaching a [hockey] team," Johnson said. "I'm sure he'll be good at that." During his 19-year Major League career, Stairs hit .262 with 262 home runs and 899 RBIs.
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Sometimes the bad things that happen in racing can be chalked up to the simple fact that business is business.
Pop Off Valve's Erica Shidler speaks with the driver of Conquest Racing's #36 Dallara for the Indy 500, Pippa Mann.
Pop Off Valve's Erica Shidler chats with Firestone Indy Lights veteran and IZOD IndyCar Series hopeful Pippa Mann.
Danica Patrick and Pippa Mann were honored during the INDY DownForce Banquet by being awarded the 2010 Most Popular Driver Awards for the IZOD IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights Series. The awards were determined by fan voting at all Indy Racing League events throughout the season and via the league's website, indycar.com. Voting was facilitated by INDY DownForce (the league's official fan club).
Pop Off Valve's Haiku Tuesday feature waves a wistful farewell to IZOD IndyCar Series racing at Chicagoland Speedway after a thrilling event Saturday night.
Danica Patrick's sojurn into NASCAR has the racing world in a frenzy. It has also brought the near-forgotten art of multi-discipline racing back into the spotlight.
A girl made history today at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but her name wasn't Danica Patrick. Meet Pippa Mann, the first female pole-winner in IMS history.
Pop Off Valve spends a slow Tuesday giving out nickname advice to the newcomers in the IZOD IndyCar and Firestone Indy Lights series.
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50 new representatives start work Wednesday at the MNsure call center as Minnesota's health insurance exchange prepares for the surge of enrollments ahead of the March 31 coverage deadline.
A few months ago, wait times had been more than an hour. MNsure says callers are now waiting an average of only 3 minutes to talk to staff.
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