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3.7/5 rDev +6.3%
First off, there's no service. This is a grocery store, with a pretty big walk-in beer coller in the back left hand side of the store. As with all Wegmans, they have a really solid selection of craft beer (obviously leaning toward the sessionable kind).
Here's what was there the last time I went: a big Oktoberfest display (Saranac, Sam Adams, Becks, Paulaner, Spaten, Saranac Pumpkin, Post Road Pumpkin, Blue Moon Pumpkin, Southern Tier Harvest). Sam Adams available included the Boston Lager, Sam Light, Cherry Wheat, Black Lager, Brown Ale. This particular Wegmans seems to be in love with the Saranac line, so there's plenty to choose from them in both six-packs and 12-packs. Good selection of Southern Tier sixers (Porter, Extraordinary Ale, IPA, Hop Sun) and the 12 pack with the Tripel in it. Brooklyns on hand include the Lager, Pennant Ale, Brown Ale, East India Pale Ale, and the 12-pack with the Chocolate Stout in it. Some Wolavers, Ellicottville, Ithaca (Pale Ale, Cascazilla, Brown Ale, Partly Sunny, Apricot Wheat). Lots of Magic Hat (#9, Fat Angel, various 12-packs, Blind Faith, Circus Boy, Jinx). J.W. Dundee's stuff in both six-packs (American Amber, Pale Ale, Honey Brown, and whatever the seasonal is--right now it's the IPA but there are some hefeweizen sixers still kicking around) to the aluminum bottles of Pale Ale and Honey Brown. And these are $4.99.
They always have all five Ommegangs in bombers and 4-packs, and a few Unibroues in bombers and 4-packs (La Fin du Monde, Maudite, Don de Dieu, Blanche de Chambly, Ephemere, Terrible, and Trois Pistoles) . And Duvel! Always! Ommegang bombers are under 5 bucks.
Also the little growlers of Saranac Pale Ale and Black Forest. They always have growlers of Custom Brewcrafters, as well (Double Cream Porter, ESB, Canadaigua Lake Ale, 19th Hole Ale, Raspbeery Wheat).
Oh, and the usual macro stuff. I'm sure I'm forgetting something. But the great thing about this place is that if you ever get invited anywhere, you don't even have to plan ahead and you can pick up some pretty great beer on the way.
The only drawback is that they card everybody. Everybody. If you're 75, they card you, and they won't sell to you unless you have ID. They're insane. I was with my just-turned-21 brother once buying beer, and the manager followed us out to the car to make sure we didn't have underaged kids in the car. I'm serious, they're obsessive about alcohol.
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3.3/5 rDev -5.2%
Well since it is a grocery store you can't expect too much. However, if you are expecting a beer while you eat there forget it. And service is non existent. You have to get your food and then sit down. They do have a lovely sitting area, but you can't drink there.
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02-12-2014 06:45:25 | More by TheBeerdedCharmer
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I grew up in Canandaigua, and this was my grocery store for the majority of my later adolescence. As such, the 5 and 20 location has seen me in some of the more awkward phases of my life ... pimpled ... fat ... publicly, well nevermind.
On my last trip home I was looking to find a few drinkable beers to make my time in the 'daigua pass painlessly and Wegmans was recommended to me. I went, and was somewhat shocked at what I found tucked away in the far back corner of the store.
A legitimate craft bottle shop, replete with mix and match 6-packs, domestic bombers from all over (to this day they still have Ithaca Eleven sitting on the shelves ... right next to shipyard XXX) and an imposing belgian section by any grocery store standard (even if they do mix in the NY Ommegang and the Canadian Unibrue into the "belgian" section).
If I were rating this by grocery store standards, this would be among the highest ratings I could give, by bottle shop standards, it's just a touch below average. I will say that the selection here seems less picked over than it is at other wegmans in the area (although the Penfield location has Old Rasputin and Blithering Idiot mixed into their $10 mix/match 6 selection ... worth picking dry, imho).
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4/5 rDev +14.6%
Pours a chestnut color with ruby red sparkling hues when light interferes. A small creamy off white head has long retention resting for great amounts of time on top of the beer.
So far so good. I was expecting much less of this beer with the way the other review looked but gotta say the nose is this is full of toasty vanilla riddled oak, and thick caramel malt. An butter pecan aroma as well. Very nice.
I like it. Nice creamy mouthfeel, good balance of tannic dry toasty oak. Vanilla and caramel with hints of toffee really come into their own with a bit of earth on the finish. A good beer that I could sip on often.
02-08-2009 18:11:30 | More by mcallister
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3.93/5 rDev +12.6%
A: Pours a ruddy auburn with no head. There is
not much active carbonation.
S: Smells like the inside of a wine barrel, with
distinct bourbon and oak aromas.
T: The oak and bourbon notes detected in the
smell convey to the flavor. The woodyness
of the brew is very good...almost too good.
By too good I mean over the top. This taste
would be a 4.5 if it were a little less
M: The body is nothing to write home about but
also doesn't detract from the overall style
of the brew.
D: Very drinkable beer especially with a nice
steak or fruit/cheese. The 7.8% abv
qaulifies this tommyknocker as a sippin' brew
for me.
06-22-2009 01:35:17 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
3.73/5 rDev +6.9%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. III Issue I:
We could split hairs all day long about barrel aging and aging beer on wood chips, but that's an argument for the wine industry, not for beer. All that matters is the end product, right?
A clear tawny brew, ample suds to wrap some lacing around the glass. Just a thin shell of wood character around the malty nose. Smooth and a little creamy within the full body. Toasty, sweet maltiness blankets the palate; mild hopping with the clean alcohol giving a hand to balance. Some oak buds from the toasty character, which adds a pleasant drying tone. Very clean, with a deep bready and dried grass graininess that pushes far into the aftertaste.
A little too drinkable for its size--not a bad thing, as the oak really does work. A solid rendition of a bock.
09-20-2010 19:42:01 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.45/5 rDev -1.1%
12 oz bottle. Pours a clear reddish amber with an off white head that quickly diminishes to a thin film and collar that leaves some lacing.
The aroma is a little subdued - sweet caramel malts, smoke and vanilla.
The flavor is kind of watery and subdued. It has some sweet malts and smoke and some pepper. As it warms, more flavor comes out. The alcohol is well hidden. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with some sharp carbonation.
Overall, a decent beer, but a bit pricey for what you get. I liked the smokey notes.
01-12-2009 04:58:36 | More by Beaver13
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
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4/5 rDev +14.6%
04-03-2012 03:10:28 | More by jmbraxton
West Virginia
2.05/5 rDev -41.3%
Hopefully this brew has some agin' potential, because it's pretty rough pretty much pure oak and whiskey soaked malt character a tad sour with a strong unrelenting vanilla oak and charred barrel note. It's almost like extract vanilla and oak chip aged thang going on. Appears a bright ruby amber hue with a large tan khaki head dwindles rather quickly leaving behind even fine bubbled lacing clinging to my glass. Aroma has more oak barrel whiskey edged effects going on, charred wood and vanilla phenols grabbing my nose air with a touch of burning sensation from the alcohol content. Flavor is pretty effin' cloying sugary sweet caramel with burnt oak barrel notes and again vanilla extract like toothace candy sweetness going on. Mouthfeel is again cloying I don't really even want to finish it. Body is syrupy with a low almost flat carbonation level that makes the beer feel heavier than it actually is. Drinkability is pretty sorry, not one I'm grabbing for again, why do I do it. Tommyknocker as usual ends in pretty much complete disappointment, this one is no different.
02-26-2009 21:47:19 | More by WVbeergeek
3.28/5 rDev -6%
Pours copper with a sliver of tan head. Minimum head retention & lacing
S: Smokey ham, & sweet malt
T; Smokeyness, toffee, vanilla up front. Dryness, toasty malt, & toffee as this warms. Finishes dry, fake oakyness 7 cloying sweetness
MF: Medium bodied with lively carbonation, doesn't work
Drinks alright, the oakyness seems forced. Give me the regular butthead any day. Maybe this will age gracefully?? The ABV is is well hidden
11-22-2008 05:24:00 | More by russpowell
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
06-07-2013 20:54:29 | More by Fr0stb1te
2.95/5 rDev -15.5%
S = Very slight hints of bourbon with vanilla way in the background.
T = A bourbon flavor is upfront, but it quickly fades to blandness. The middle and finish seems to be void of other flavors. The finish is basically a thin bourbon flavor. No alcohol detected.
MF = Medium body with low carbonation. Smooth and semi-dry.
Overall, I'm a bit disappointed in this one. No complexity at all. Worth trying, but I'll not go out of my way for another. I personally like the regular "Butthead" offering over this one.
03-22-2009 00:30:50 | More by Riverwarrior
3/5 rDev -14%
Pours a light orange/red, very transparent, with almost no head.
Smell isn't anything exciting and the taste doesn't do much for me. There's something in the taste that I really can't pick out. Whatever it is, it's distinct; not necessarily good though.
Perhaps part of my disappointment is that this was right next to the Tommyknocker Imperial Nut Brown Ale which I have enjoyed previously. In a rush, I thought this was an oaked version of the same. Once I got the bottles home, that's when I realized it was a bock.
12-19-2008 18:58:19 | More by jpalarchio
3/5 rDev -14%
03-08-2012 11:32:10 | More by JGooden
3/5 rDev -14%
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2/5 rDev -42.7%
12-27-2011 07:45:12 | More by DBIII
3.38/5 rDev -3.2%
12 oz bottle. A pretty clear light amber pour with a quickly dissappating whitish head. Just a hint of lacing as it goes, but a bit light bodied. Not overly impressive smells of some sweet malt, brown sugar light red fruits. Tastes quite similarly, but a bit understated and watery. Alchohol is well hidden. Finishes...blah. Probably pretty drinkable, but I don't think I would intentionally drink a whole lot of this. You could find similar for less $. The regular seems quite a bit better, did they really barrel age this one?? Not bad and worth trying but at the same time, just not that impressive.
01-24-2009 05:00:40 | More by Bung
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
A - Two fingers worth of fizzy tan head that quickly settles leaving a full rich and varied lacing... Lots of carbonation, some of which quickly rises and some of which settles along the sides of the glass... Light brown caramel brown color with a faint reddish hue... Good stickiness on the sides of the glass...
S - The oak is evident right away... Bourbon scent is strong immediately following the pour and quickly fades... Brown sugar... Caramel... Hint of vanilla...
T - Oak and bourbon dominate... Vanilla... Caramel... Toffee... Some faint spice notes in the form of cinnamon, nutmeg, and clove...
M - Just the right amount of carbonation... Medium bodied... Hides the 8.1% ABV exceptionally well... A tad on the thin side... Smooth... Rich...
D - I'm a big fan of barrel aging, but I'm not sure it lends itself to the Doppelbock style... Not terrible, but the pieces don't seem to fit together...
05-19-2009 01:41:28 | More by philbe311
3.58/5 rDev +2.6%
Poured from a 12 ounce brown bottle into a Duvel tulip glass. The bottle has a notched date of October 24th 2008.
Appearance: A dark ruby red with a small tan head. No carbonation.
Smell: Lots of malty sweetness. Very mellow oak.
Taste: The maltiness is rather light in the taste for a doppelbock. The oak is most present on the finish.
01-08-2009 18:16:30 | More by BierFan
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
01-28-2014 04:09:03 | More by jaydoc
4.47/5 rDev +28.1%
Color: pours light brown. sits deep copper with ruby hue
Smell: very malty with obvious melanoidins and toasty notes. hint of caramel. some oak is present. just a tiny hint of smoke
Taste: good maltines with melanoidin and bready notes. hint of caramel. mellow presence of toasted wood. alcohol peeks through from middle to end. smoke is faint. finish is sweet with melanoidins and caramel.
Mouthfeel: low-full body and smooth with low carbonation
Notes: very delicious take on the style. rich and full flavored. sweet and stealthily strong. this was their '09 batch which if i remember correctly is not nearly as smokey as the '08
11-24-2009 05:49:20 | More by Frosty80
3.9/5 rDev +11.7%
A - nice deep redish brown color with a somewhat week white head
S - good sweet vanilla aroma with a slight alcohol smell and an interesting rubbery smell; very interesting
T - slight smoky component, strong earthy taste and again the vanilla is the most prominent thing coming from the oak and a little caramel
M - the mouthfeel is a little week, not a ton of carbonation and so-so body
D - its a smooth drink very interesting there is a lot of stuff going on but nothing steels the show well balanced
11-07-2008 00:02:37 | More by humanawho
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +7.4%
deep dark brown with a good two inches of off white tan colored head. This faded and nestled own leaving a thin film and some side glass lace. The smell was nce and smoky with a bit of an earthy grain mixed in. A touch of some caramel and sweetness as well. The flavor was very tight. Crisp clean and efficent flavor, lots of malt, nice smoky flavors with a touch of caramel. A great smooth feel with no sense of the alcohol at all. I could have easily had another of these.
08-09-2011 01:34:37 | More by mikesgroove
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +14.6%
11-17-2011 13:57:37 | More by Donutos
3.88/5 rDev +11.2%
Smell: mostly dopplebock, only a hint of oak and vanilla.
Taste: very nice. All doppel up front, and a strong oak and vanilla finish. Vanilla tasted fine to me, not at all the artificial vanilla extract I'm seeing in many reviews.
Overall: not a primo example of oaked or doppel but I a good beer nonetheless.
07-01-2012 14:38:35 | More by cindyjeffsmith
New York
3.73/5 rDev +6.9%
A: The beer is clear but very dark amber in color and has some brownish hues along with a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a short bright beige/tan head that quickly died down, leaving only a collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Moderately strong aromas of oak and vanilla are present in the nose along with some hints of caramel.
T: The taste mostly follows the smell and is dominated by flavors of oak and vanilla and has complementary notes of caramel and hints of dark fruits. Bits of malty sweetness are also perceptible.
M: It feels a bit more than medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: The oak definitely improves the smell and taste of the regular Butthead Doppelbock. It's very drinkable for the style as it isn't overly malty and masks any traces of alcohol from the taste.
11-16-2013 14:21:53 | More by metter98
3.85/5 rDev +10.3%
12 oz bottle with born on notches from Dec 08. I really liked the regular butthead doppelbock with a year of age on it, so why not try it with the 'Oaked' version? Pours a dark amber color with a thin, large-bubbled tan foam. Fades quick and leaves a bit of spotty lace.
Nose is of honey, molasses, vanilla, smoke and toffee. A really interesting assortment of scents with all of them being equally prominent. I do not smell any signs of oxidation on this one.
Butthead is fairly sweet as far a doppels go, and the tannic oak and smoke flavors help to balance that out in the Oaked adaptation. Not sure yet if that is a good thing or not, as that is one reason I like the original. Still plenty of caramel and toast to go around. The alcohol is pretty evident, but about on par for an 8% bock. I dont have a problem with the oak addition, but it does not seem to enhance the beer all that much, just throws a bunch of other flavors in the mix. I do enjoy the smoky flavors as it almost seems like smoked malt was added to the mash. Not bad, I would drink this again and I like it about the same as the original Butthead, although this one is plenty different.
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Worcester City Council leader calls on Cameron to pay for river crossing
8:16am Tuesday 25th February 2014 in News By Tom Edwards, Political Reporter
A CITY leader is calling on David Cameron's government to fund a new River Severn crossing.
Councillor Adrian Gregson, leader of Worcester City Council, has formally written to the prime minister urging him to pay for a new crossing after the recent floods, which hit businesses and the public hard.
Cllr Gregson said the fallout from the latest floods were yet another example of why a new crossing was needed in the city and came as high winds battered the county across the weekend – including bringing down a tree which smashed boats used by rowers from the University of Worcester, on the riverside, at Pitchcroft.
The club has now launched an appeal to raise £50,000 to replace the equipment.
"We should seriously investigate the potential for a new, second bridge within Worcester and I would like to call on the Government to fund this project," Cllr Gregson said.
More help is on the way for devastated flood victims in Worcestershire as pleas were being made to finally make the county "flood friendly".
They include:
- A major petition launched in Worcester asking the Government to secure money from a £400 million EU pot for weather-related disasters
- Worcester-based Mary Dhonau, chief executive of the Know Your Flood Risk Campaign, called for extra trees to be planted and more permeable paving to be laid in the county to soak in water
- Flooded households in the Malvern Hills district were offered £250 to help deal with the aftermath
At a Downing Street press conference during the crisis, Mr Cameron said: "Money is no object in this relief effort.
"Whatever money is needed, we will spend it."
And the letter from Worcester City Council, which has now been sent to Mr Cameron, who made a visit to Upton upon Severn during the latest round of flooding, saying "if money really is no object", then the council wants cash for a new river crossing.
It also highlights the city's "high proportion of independent traders" who found things very difficult when Worcester Bridge was closed.
In Malvern, around 50 homes were damaged by flooding and the district council says a £250 grant is now available for each property.
If all the homes apply it will cost taxpayers around £12,500, but the council says it wanted to show some solidarity with the gesture.
Councillor David Hughes, leader at Malvern Hills District Council, said: "We hope this small grant might help residents towards getting back on their feet and rebuilding their lives after the terrible flooding in recent weeks."
The grants are on top of the Government-backed awards worth up to £5,000.
Mrs Dhonau said the cash was welcome, but that much more needs to be done.
"David Cameron says lessons have been learnt, but I've lost count of the number of times politicians have said that," she said.
"There is so much more we could do - we could plant more trees, use permeable paving, make areas like Worcestershire really 'flood friendly'.
"That's what needs to happen, because these floods will come around again."
Worcester City Council has now sent Mr Cameron a letter saying "if money really is no object" it wants cash for a new river crossing.
The letter, from leader Councillor Adrian Gregson, said the city "has a high proportion of independent traders" that found things very difficult when Worcester Bridge was closed.
Elsewhere, a petition has been launched asking the Government to tap into the EU's solidarity fund to get extra money for flood victims.
The fund is worth £400 million this year and is available to countries suffering any weather-related problems looking for help restoring roads, properties and general clean-up operations.
Around 100 people signed it on Saturday at Worcester Bridge, after Worcestershire MEP Phil Bennion spent an hour there.
The money can only be released if a government of an EU country puts in a bid within 10 weeks of any damage being caused.
Mr Bennion said: "Most of the structural damage was on the south west coast but the clean-up cost in Worcester alone is substantial."
The Government has already announced a £130 million package to help homes, businesses and farmers recover from the floods.
It includes 100 per cent business rate relief for three months for flooded firms, and home owner repair grants worth up to £5,000.
To apply for the £250 Malvern grant email Gordon Morris at email@example.com or ring 01684 862151.
To sign Mr Bennion's petition visit philbennion.org.
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12:53pm Tue 25 Feb 14
orla nutting says...
The problem isn't the flood, it's the traffic and two town bridges would just jam up the centre faster and who's going to fund a new bridge for a once every 7 years problem?
The real need, as other's have said, is for dualling of the Southern Link Rd from the A4103/A44 roundabout to the M5 to address an everyday problem before any more thought is given to creating the 'Northern' link road to the A449 and thus keep through traffic out of town and St Johns. On any given day it's often quicker to get from St Johns to the M5 through town rather the link road.
1:24pm Tue 25 Feb 14
TheRealFacts says...
There is no complete ring road around worcester.
The ring road needs to be completed round worcester with a new bridge near hallow/ university to meet the A449. the southern link does need to be duelled but we need another bridge on the other side of the city first.
1:39pm Tue 25 Feb 14
liloliluk says...
A bridge from Hallow to the north of Worcester would mean the people from St Johns could easily get to the M5 so wouldn't need to go through the centre of town or along the southern link road. Surely that would then make the whole of the southern link road less busy?
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101. Principles of Sociology.
An introduction to how and why particular groups of people act, think and feel as they do from a social perspective. The course explores different kinds of sociological explanations as well as a variety of substantive areas within the discipline, including deviance, power, social inequality, the family, collective behavior, formal organizations and others. The substantive areas emphasized vary by instructor. Not open to seniors. SSC
110. Global Problems.
This course introduces students to the sociological perspective through examination of global actors, processes and problems. The course focuses on the process of the consolidation of the world into a single economy. While some people and some regions have benefited greatly, others have suffered tremendously. We look at how social disparities take shape and figure out the reasons they are justified. Not open to seniors. Also offered through Global Studies and Peace Studies.SSC, DIV
112. Inequality.
An introductory course that examines forces behind the unequal distribution of economic, political, social, cultural and psychological rewards in contemporary U.S. society and globally. The course also examines the consequences of this distribution for both individuals and societies. Students are encouraged to take a closer look at social inequality through fieldwork projects and autobiographical reflections. Not open to seniors. Also offered through African-American Studies and Peace Studies.SSC, DIV
124. Dirty Business and the Environment.
The Earth is in crisis. In this course we focus on the social causes — and solutions — to this crisis. We look comparatively at cultures and economic systems to see which societies have developed ecologically sustainable cultures and economies, then examine some of the effects of corporations on wildlands, agriculture and energy policy. What causes these effects and how do people respond to them? Last, we examine consumerism and different remedies to the effects of corporations, and alternatives, both market and nonmarket. At each step we analyze the principles that lead to ecological sustainability.Not open to seniors. Also offered as Environmental Studies 124 and through Peace Studies.SSC
161. Social Problems and Policy.
This course explores the causes of and responses to the phenomena labeled "social problems." The course examines how social phenomena are defined as problems and developed into issues. We investigate the role of the media, social movements, government and private capital in identifying problems and placing them on the public agenda. We also focus on a variety of policies proposed (and/or implemented) in response to specific social problems and the political conflicts that result from competing policy alternatives. The social impacts of various policy options associated with these issues are explored. Not open to seniors. Also offered through African-American Studies and Peace Studies.SSC, DIV
203. Foundations of Social Theory.
This course brings under scrutiny the false dichotomies crowding the sociological imagination: structure/agency, history/theory, macro/micro, global/local. The broad-based analytical perspective enables students to understand theory in its historical location. Students are encouraged and expected to reflect on the explanatory models themselves as political and cultural constructions located in time and place and consider the role of power in definitions of reality. Required of all majors. Also offered through European Studies.
221. Sociology of Sex and Gender.
This introduction to social science ways of thinking about sex and gender provides an overview of contributions from a variety of disciplines and considers both theoretical and historical materials. We examine the social construction of gender and sexuality and the ways gender and sexuality and society interact with and affect each other, and how change takes place. The social developments and history of gender and sexualities are explored, and contemporary issues studied. In particular, how and why gender and sex became politicized, and continue to be so, is explored. Also offered through Gender and Sexuality Studies.SSC, DIV
224. Family, Community and Globalization (w/Community-Based Learning component).
The process of globalization no longer requires a workforce rooted in place. Rather, the need of this new, "flexible capitalism" is for a workforce that is mobile, unencumbered by connections to family, place and community. These larger structural changes do not operate as abstractions. They affect the lives of people at all levels. This course examines the influence of globalization on families and communities. To facilitate an understanding of these processes and their consequences, integrated into this course is a required experiential component through Community-Based Learning. Students develop reciprocity between their classroom experience and work within the local community. This course fulfills the Experiential Component requirement for majors.
228. Race and Ethnicity.
This course introduces students to race and ethnicity from a social-historical perspective. It provides a conceptual background for understanding race and ethnicity. We do not treat race or ethnicity as "natural" or "obvious" identities, but study the sociological and historical emergence of race as an idea: as an effective way to categorize people and as a legitimate basis for social and structural hierarchies. We focus on how socio-historical relations and processes led to current conceptions and patterns of race and ethnic categories in the U.S., and consider possibilities challenging the nature of racial/ethnic identities by examining changes in political economy and anti-racist social movements. Also offered through African-American Studies.
231. Sport and Society: Criticisms and Controversies.
This course examines sport as an evolving social institution using sociological perspectives to understand problems, dimensions, and criticisms of sport.A key aspect of the course focuses on how sport can be changed to improve society and the lives of those living within it.Topics covered include competition, deviance, violence, youth sports, intercollegiate sports, racial, ethnic, gender, and social class inequalities in sport.Students are encouraged to connect their own experiences as participants and spectators to larger social issues involving sports.Students will be asked to think critically about sports, the organization of sports, and how sports relate to society.SSC
232. Communities in Crisis.
This course examines behavior in the context of social system stress brought on by the threat or impact of either geophysical or technological hazards (e.g., hurricanes or chemical spills). The role conflicts and strains individuals experience, changing values and relationships within and among emergency organizations are considered. Sociological theory from collective behavior and organizations act as a framework for analysis.
235. Earning a Living: Work and Occupations in a Global Economy.
Much of the construction of our self-identity is concerned with preparation for and taking up a place in the occupational structure. Our occupations and the "social value" of the work we do contribute to definitions of our social worth. This course is about the complex of social, economic, political, cultural and psychological processes that contribute to what we want to "be" when we "grow up" and what then becomes possible in a global economy. It examines what happens when there is no place for us. Also offered through Global Studies and Peace Studies.
236. Education and Society.
This course provides a critical examination of the structure and consequences of one of our society's major institutions: the formal system of education. It is through participation in this institution that individuals access societal rewards. The course examines the structure of the formal system of education, the processes that maintain this structure, and the consequences of both for individuals and for larger society. Also offered through Peace Studies.
238. Social Services, Agencies and Advocacy. (w/Community-Based Learning component)
An examination of the structure, processes and outcomes of human service organizations. We consider their promises and limitations, including the political, economic, legal and cultural climate in which they operate as well as the point where policy is translated into practice. We also explore issues and strategies related to "client" advocacy and empowerment. Integral to this course is participation in a placement with a local human service agency through partnership with Community-Based Learning. Possible placements may include the Department of Social Services, Citizens against Violent Acts, Renewal House, police agencies and courts. This course fulfills the Experiential Component requirement for majors. Also offered through Peace Studies.
246. What's so Bad about Aging. (w/Community-Based Learning component)
This course examines the impact of aging on individuals and society, as well as the reactions of individuals and societies to aging.Theories and research on aging will be discussed, as well as the social, demographic, economic, historical, cultural, political, and health factors related to the aging process.Topics include diversity in the aging experience, housing and long term care, health care, social support networks, interpersonal relationships, work and retirement, leisure, and death and dying.A Community Based Learning component is integrated with the course material to facilitate a thorough understanding of aging in society.This course fulfills the Experiential Component requirement for majors.
253. Race, Class, and Environmental Justice.
This course focuses on the distributional dimensions of environmental degradation and environmental protection, both domestically and globally. The social processes that generate synergistic racism and class stratification, impacting the distribution of ecological costs and benefits, will be explored. Substantive areas of focus will include the siting of hazardous facilities in urban and rural minority communities, the socio-ecological conditions of migrant farm workers, the extraction of resources from Native lands, the siting of thermo-nuclear weapons testing and the transnational export of toxic waste to the 'global South'. The course will also examine the origins and impacts of a distinct environmental justice movement that has emerged in the U.S. Written and oral assignments will involve individual and collaborative quests for socially equitable solutions to socio-eco-historical injustices.Also offered through Environmental Studies.SSC, DIV
257. Environmental Problems.
Environmental problems are increasingly coming to define the times we live in. In this course we consider the nature of those problems by examining the way that human activities disrupt ecological sustainability. Next, we examine the root causes of these problems by examining how our economy and politics are organized. Environmental problems imply the need for environmental solutions. Thus, we examine political and social solutions that have been proposed to these problems as well as models of successful solutions. SSC
275. Medical Sociology.
In this course we examine a variety of aspects of health, illness, medical systems and institutions from a sociological perspective. We look at the social causes and consequences of illness, the social construction of disease, and roles played by patients, medical personnel, health institutions and society and the ethical questions they present. Attention is paid to health policy development in the United States and that of other countries, especially Canada. An additional 0.5 credit in Independent Study in the community is optional with this course. This course fulfills the experiential component requirement of the major if taken together with SOC 290, Independent Study (0.5 unit). Also offered through Canadian Studies, Global Studies and Peace Studies. SSC
278. China's Market Transition
Is the 21st Century the Chinese century? Since the adoption of the reform and opening-up policy in 1979, China has embarked on a path of miraculous economic growth. Although still declared as a socialist country, China is increasingly influenced by market and global capitalism, and Chinese society has changed in profound ways. This course focuses on China's transformation from a planned economy to a more market-oriented economy, and examines changes in the social fabrics in tandem with its economic transition, such as the role of private entrepreneurs and social networks, and the effect of the reforms on culture, social classes, genders, and ethnic minorities. Also offered through Asian Studies. SSC, DIV
288. Dilemmas of Development.
What does development mean? Is economic development always at the expense of social integration? By whose standard should we measure development? Is there a single best way of development? Are some cultures more likely to develop than others? Is globalization the remedy for underdevelopment? This course covers the basic sociological theories on development and globalization, and answers the above questions by looking at issues such as gender and class inequality, power of multinational corporations and multilateral agencies, consumerism, environment, and the search for alternative models in Asia and other parts of the world. Also offered through Asian Studies, Global Studies and Peace Studies. SSC, DIV
290. Independent Study in Sociology. (0.5 unit)
Open to students who wish to pursue more specialized or advanced sociological study, fieldwork and research with a faculty mentor. Permission of instructor is required.
300. Qualitative Research Methods.
This writing-intensive course is an introduction to a variety of qualitative social research methods.It includes discussions of the principles of social research, the relationship between theory and method, research design, issues of validity and reliability, and dilemmas and ethical concerns in qualitative research. Students learn qualitative techniques of gathering and interpreting data through a variety of "hands-on" projects in the field and classroom using methods such as participant observation, in-depth interviews, content analysis and other unobtrusive methods. Students engage in an individually designed, ongoing research project throughout the semester.
301. Quantitative Research Methods.
This writing-intensive course is an introduction to a variety of quantitative social research methods, with emphasis on survey data. Students learn using a hands-on, computer-based approach to quantitative data analysis. The course covers topics such as hypothesis construction, conceptualization and operationalization, sampling, data collection and analysis, reliability and validity, and the ethical concerns of quantitative methods. Students engage in questionnaire and table construction, and data management and analysis using SPSS while conducting an individually designed, ongoing research project throughout the semester.
302. Visual Sociology.
This seminar is about "looking" and "seeing" and about the power of visual representations. The course examines the use of the visual and visual representations to reveal aspects of society operating on both the macro and micro levels. Substantive questions are explored through individual and group projects.
305. Theory In a Different Voice.
This seminar will examine the development of social theory, and the history of sociology, from the point of view of women sociologists. It thus examines the development of sociological theory, the politics of gender, and the politics of knowledge within the discipline of sociology.
307. The Sociology of Karl Marx (w/Community Based Learning component).
This seminar provides students with a solid grounding in the sociology of Karl Marx, from the philosophical roots of Marx's teleological conception of history in the work of his predecessors Hegel and Feuerbach to Marx's understanding of historical materialism and the genesis of modern capitalism. Working from this base, the course examines the social relations of capitalism and capitalist exploitation, the nature of the commodity, the relationship between economic relations and social relations, the role of the state, the function of ideology in capitalist social and economic formations, and applies the relevance of Marx's thought in an understanding of contemporary global capitalism.Through the Community Based Learning component, we will (1) explore the consequences of these structural/historical forces as they impact life in our local North Country communities and (2) engage Marx's notion of praxis, advocacy, and grassroots empowerment.Also offered through European Studies and Peace Studies.
309. Internships.
Internship opportunities exist in social welfare, gerontology, health care, social policy, law, criminal justice, the media and college administration. The department also encourages students to be imaginative and innovative in developing internships to meet their own interests. Internships require a commitment of eight hours a week. Students may not enroll in more than one semester of internship credit without petitioning the sociology department for approval. Permission of instructor is required. Students interested in exploring internship opportunities must contact the instructor prior to course registration during the preceding semester. Not open to first-year students. Prerequisite: at least 2 sociology courses. This course fulfills the Experiential Component requirement for majors.
310. Slavery, Race and Culture.
The purpose of this seminar is to familiarize students with the world of slavery and its relation to the wider world of capitalism. Long a part of the global capitalist economy, slaves and slavery have been critical historical agents in shaping various aspects of social relations. The history of slavery has laid the foundation for race formations. Far from being a peculiar institution, slavery is indeed central to the making of the modern age. Also offered through African-American Studies, Global Studies, African Studies, and Peace Studies.
314. Nomads in World History.
Throughout history, the terms nomad and barbarian have been used interchangeably, and with negative connotations. Similarly, the terms settled and civilized have been synonymous, with positive associations. This dichotomyarises out of particular class and power interests and has had, as a consequence, an impact on our understanding of world history and the place of nomads in it. It has resulted in the stigmatization of nomads. In this course, we bring the nomadic factor back to focus and establish a more comprehensive picture and interpretation of world history. Also offered through Peace Studies and Environmental Studies.
315. Family and Relationship Violence. (w/Community-Based Learning component)
In this seminar we examine the culturally relative and historically changing definitions of family violence, human rights, specific manifestations of family/relationship violence and its relationship to larger societal power arrangements, consequences of violence within the family for both individuals and larger society, and our normative, legal and policy responses to family violence. Integral to this seminar is four hours per week with a local agency that deals with family/relationship violence. Possible placements: the Department of Social Services, Citizens Against Violent Acts, Renewal House, Reachout, police agencies and courts. Placements are made in collaboration with Community-Based Learning. This course fulfills the Experiential Component requirement for majors. Also offered through Peace Studies.
322. Nationalism in North America.
This seminar examines nationalism on the North American continent, using theoretical perspectives and case studies. What is a nation? What is a people? What is a society? How have perspectives changed over time? Can there be nations within nations? What is a "submerged nation"? What influences do history, language, political structures and claims for group rights have on nations? What impact does gender have on the interpretation of nation? Can there be nations without geographical borders? How is it possible that at the same time of globalizing structures and institutions, many more nations, and claims for nations, are happening? Also offered through Canadian Studies, Global Studies and Peace Studies.
343. Comparative Historical Research Methods.
This course is designed to acquaint students with important methods and works in the field of comparative and historical sociological research.Such methods are used to:look for causal regularities in history, to use concepts to interpret history, and to apply general models to history (Skocpol).The research methodologies and the readings are cross-disciplinary and interdisciplinary.
363.Women's Movements in North America.
This seminar compares women's movements in Canada, Québec and the United States. It examines the different ways the movement organized, chose priorities, dealt with internal and external conflict, and addressed the state. We address the political, cultural, historical and structural differences among the societies that shaped the movements and influenced the outcomes for women and for the social order generally. Particular attention is paid to diversities within the movements, and within the societies. The course comparatively traces the histories of the three societies, beginning with Aboriginal peoples, and concludes with examination of social forces today. Also offered through Global Studies, Canadian Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies and Peace Studies.
377. Sociology of Consumption.
In this seminar, we explore consumption along a wide range of material dimensions. The sociology of consumption is concerned with the relationships of (a) the social to the natural and (b) the social to the social and (c) their consequences, such as social disruption and environmental destruction; "things" are fetishized and humans are commodified. The sociology of consumption helps us to understand this in the context of both the capitalist world economy and cultural expressions from early modernity to postmodernity. Also offered through Peace Studies and Environmental Studies.
390. Independent Study in Sociology. (1 unit)
Open to students who wish to pursue more specialized or advanced sociological study and research with a faculty mentor. Prerequisite: at least two sociology courses. Permission of instructor is required.
465. Environmental Sociology.
What is the "environment"? How do we know it's in trouble? Why should we protect it? What are we protecting it from? Who are we protecting it for? We examine both the social origins of the major environmental problems facing us today and the political conflicts that result. We focus on the role of society's use of natural resources in creating these crises, as well as the way societies identify them as social problems, then examine the social responses. We explore the ways in which these responses lead to political conflicts, and seek to develop viable solutions to socio-environmental problems. Also offered through Peace Studies.
486. Capstone IndependentStudy.
This requires completion of an individual research project mentored by one of the sociology faculty. Before registering, students should work with a faculty mentor to prepare a research proposal outlining the intended thesis, theoretical framework, methodology and ethical considerations including the application for human subjects review approval where necessary. This is a one-semester project (Fall or Spring). Permission of instructor required. Prerequisites:203 Foundations of Social Theory, 300 or 301 Research Methods, any 300 or 400 level topical seminar, and a Capstone Project Application submitted to the Sociology Department for approval prior to preregistration the semester before the start of the project.Fulfills the Capstone Experience requirement for the major.
495/496. Honors in Sociology.
This requires completion of an individual research project mentored by one of the sociology faculty. The project is undertaken over two semesters. Students need to register for both 495 (fall) and 496 (spring). Honors will be granted to students who have completed and defended a thesis before a departmental committee. Permission of instructor required. Prerequisites:3.5 major GPA, 203 Foundations of Social Theory, 300 or 301 Research Methods, any 300 or 400 level topical seminar, and a Capstone Project Application submitted to the Sociology Department for approval prior to preregistration the semester before the start of the project.Fulfills the Capstone Experience requirement for the major.


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my civil 3D 2012 doesn't save BAK files. "create backup copy with each save" is ticked in option menu, but it doesn't create BAK. My file crashed yesterday and I lost one day work.
Anybody have a solution for this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Please call your IT department: they're gonna find those .BAK in your hard disk, unless you saved directly on network server without full permissions.
Another option is check the path in the MOVEBAK command. Someone my have changed the path associated with it. I always set the MOVEBAK path to a location in my machine so all my bak files are in 1 location.
Set ISAVEBAK to 1. If set to 0, no backup is created.
lynnnester had answered this in another post and it worked :
You'll get that message after changing the save location for the .bak files. By default, AutoCAD creates the backups in the same directory as the drawing, so I'd say someone changed the save location with MOVEBAK (Express Tools > File Tools > Move Backup Files)


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DENHAM SPRINGS, La. - A 45-year-old man has been arrested by St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office deputies on aggravated rape charges after investigators said he was involved in a year-long relationship with a girl at or under the age of 13.
Detectives with the Juvenile Division arrested David Joseph Murray of Denham Springs.
According to a spokesperson with the sheriff's office, a member of the victim's family contacted the office about the relationship.
Detectives said the sexual relationship between Murray and the victim lasted about a year.
Murray was arrested on two counts of aggravated rape - a rape involving a person 13 years of age or younger, two counts of juvenile molestation and three counts of sexual battery.


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Potassium SAP with good water retaining capacity
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- CAS No.: 9003-04-7
- Other Names: super absorbent polymer
- MF: CH2=CH-COOH and CH2=CH-COONa
- Place of Origin: Shandong, China (Mainland)
- Type: Synthetic Fibers, Synthetic Resin and Plastics, Synthetic Rubbers
- Brand Name: ST-ARN
- Model Number: ST-SAP-9001
- Purity: 99.5%
- commodity: potassium SAP
- water-holding capacity: >350
- apparent: white particle
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SpecificationsPotassium SAP
Appearance: white granule
Size: 8-20mesh, 20-80mesh,80-150mesh
Potassium SAP, super absorbent polymer
1. SAP introduction
Super absorbent polymer, it is named Solid rain in many countries and areas, it is potassium based, non-toxic polymer that has the capacity of absorbing upto 300—500times of its size in water. When applied to the roots of any plant life, it allows you to save from 65%--95% of water used. Its application is simple yet effective. It was invented to help grow agriculture in extreme weather, whether too hot, too arid, etc. It helps with: drought, desertification, poor soil quality, and fertilization. Instead of daily watering, SAP allows you to only water once a week, saving you time, money, and water.
Super Absorbent Polymer, with excellent property of water absorption, it is a very useful green and environment-friendly product for agriculture and horticulture field. It can be used for farm and forestry, saving water for farm and garden and improving trees' surviving ratio, used for sand, can help the plant absorb water:
1. Water retention and Drought control.
When SAP absorb enough water,even if it doesn't rain for a month and there is no watering ,the crop can also grow normally.
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SAP can store the fertilizer that is melt in water,and then supply the fertilizer to the crop root slowly.This can reduce the wastage and increase the efficiency.
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SAP is a kind of organic compound.It turns to be gelatinous after absorbing water,
which is very easy to make the soil granule and make the soil more loosen.
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Using SAP can increase seedings transplant survival rate 10-30%,mature trees transplant survival rate above 50%,and it also can reduce the slow growth time observably.
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Water sopping times ratio (pure water ml/g)
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Water-keeping ratio
Apparent density (ml/g)
Water content
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2)Save water.
3)Improve soil structure.
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5) High speed of absorbing.
6) High utilization rate of water fertilizer.
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2) Super absorbent ability, can absorb water up to several hundred times its weight in a short time.
3) Can resist droughts, preserve water and nutrition, improve soil quality, save water and fertilizer increase crop output.
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text: Deryk M Zinser, DO Primary Care Specialty: Family Medicine Languages: English, Interpreters Available Gender: Male Biography Dr. Zinser grew up in the Gresham area, working through college on a local nursery/farm. After finishing his medical education in Des Moines, Iowa and subsequently his Family Medicine Residency in Vancouver, Washington, he has established practice with Legacy Health Medical Group - Firwood Clinic. He looks forward to caring for patients of all ages in his home communities when he joins Firwood Clinic in September 2012. Education and Certification Medical School: Des Moines University - College of Osteopathic Medicine Residency: Family Medicine of Southwest Washington Personal Interests Hiking, Spending time with family Contact Information Practice Name: Legacy Medical Group - Firwood Office Locations Primary Address Legacy Medical Group - Firwood 36860 SE Industrial Way Sandy, OR, 97055 Phone: 503 826-0206 Fax: 503 826-0216 Hospital Locations Primary Address Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center 24800 SE Stark Street Gresham, OR, 97030 Phone: 503-674-1122


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A week off for the South Carolina Gamecocks means they fall one spot in the Associated Press Top 25 College Football Poll.
The 7-2 Gamecocks dropped from 11th to 12th. Despite a 56-20 win over Duke Saturday, Clemson stayed in the 10th spot.
Five undefeated teams hold the top positions in the poll: Alabama, Oregon, Kansas St., Notre Dame and Ohio St. The Buckeyes share the fifth spot with Georgia as both teams earned the same amount of votes.
Rounding out the top ten: Florida is 7th, followed by Florida St., LSU and Clemson.
South Carolina is ranked 11th in the USA Today Poll. Clemson is 8th.
The Gamecocks host SEC opponent Arkansas Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium. Clemson hosts Maryland in an ACC match up.
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Gourmet Deli Turkey Wraps Recipe
- 2 tablespoons water
- 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 3/4 pound sliced deli turkey
- 6 flour tortillas (8 inches), room temperature
- 4 cups spring mix salad greens
- 2 medium pears, peeled and sliced
- 6 tablespoons crumbled blue cheese
- 6 tablespoons dried cranberries
- 1/4 cup chopped walnuts
- In a small bowl, whisk the water, vinegar, oil and pepper.
- Divide turkey among tortillas; top with salad greens, pears, cheese, cranberries and walnuts. Drizzle with dressing. Roll up tightly. Secure with toothpicks. Yield: 6 servings.
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These are decent but we expected a little something more given all the awesome ingredients. We did sub Granny Smith apples for the pears, just a personal preference.
This is my favorite wrap ever!!! If I could give 10 stars it would go to this recipe. Ingenious!
This is one of those things I never would have thought of putting together on my own, but it is really good! I made it according to the recipe, unlike the majority of the reviewers, and it is great! I'll probably make it again.
I used gorgonzola cheese instead of the blue cheese and I also poached the pears in cranberry juice then chilled them before slicing them. You can also make this into a salad. Just add some mandarin oranges and some bottled orange flavored dressing.
This is a great tasting simple recipe. I made mine with canned pears, dried cherries, low fat Feta cheese & baby spinach. With the ingredients I used there was 18 gm of protein. I found wraps that had 12 gm of fiber (72 calories) then add + spinach fiber boosts the fiber count. This can be a power packed wrap that is simple to make. This will be a recipe I will use weekly. Thank you for sharing.
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Cinema | Iranian women, in Panahi's film, move beyond a boundary
The space of the stadium itself is masculine space. Then there's the holding pen where the young women are held. Women are banned from the one and men from the other. I decided the camera had to be placed on the outside of the fence and could not enter either space. Because it can't enter the space and move between the girls, there can't be any dialogue amongst the girls. The camera can't disclose their characters to the viewer in the way it would if it could enter their space.
Women, despite being turned away from Azadi Stadium on 1 Mar 06, before a friendly versus Costa Rica, show patriotic spirit. Photographer Noushin Najafi on her website includes a series of images of protesters denied entry on 8 Jun 05, the day of Panahi's filming. Some 200 women brandishing white scarves—they are known as the "White Scarf Girls"—successfully forced their way in for the second half. (Copyright © 2006 Noushin Najafi)
Panahi's satirical vision raises the myriad of questions that women in Iran have asked about their absurd reality. How, in the name of devotion to country and faith, could they be denied the right to join with others in a patriotic act of support? Why are they forbidden to watch footballers at the stadium when watching on television is permissible? Why are women of other countries—from the Republic of Ireland and Japan, for example, for previous World Cup qualifying matches—permitted entry to Azadi Stadium and they are not? The fictional policemen in Panahi's film address this last question, if dismissively. Japanese women do not understand Farsi, therefore they are permitted. One of the Iranian women in the holding pen responds, "My problem is I was born in Iran?"
One could raise the question about the women themselves: Why do they work so hard to celebrate a country that represses them? To this, Panahi answers that "the girls want to be a part of the world community. … There's a need to assert this reality, that we're not as different from the rest of the world as we're being made out to be. Accept us."
Panahi's own travels have taught him that Iran does not hold a monopoly on denying the simplest of human rights. On 15 Apr 01, en route to Buenos Aires from Hong Kong, Panahi was arrested at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York for lack of a transit visa and was held in handcuffs and leg irons, chained to a bench for 10 hours for refusing to be fingerprinted. Similar bureaucratic nightmares have confronted fellow Middle Eastern filmmakers attempting to enter the United States. Recently, Saudi filmmaker Abdullah al-Muheisin was denied entry for the New York Arab and South Asian Film Festival; the festival director intentionally shied away from inviting Iranian directors such as Kiarostami, Panahi and Mohsen and Samira Makhmalbaf (Amitabh Pal, "U.S. Visa Policy Inhumane and Counterproductive," The Progressive, Mar 8). The absurdity is clear. Artists who, like Panahi, see their mission as depicting "humanitarian events … in a poetic and artistic way," are denied the basic human consideration of freedom of movement. "I'm guilty of the crime of being Iranian," Panahi says.
Safar Samandar plays the role of the Azeri policeman. With his fellows, he bars the women from entry so they will not hear rowdy language. "Let us in," one of the women responds. "We promise not to listen." (Copyright © 2006 Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.)
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