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Any vehicle on the University Tow list or vehicle that cannot be identified by license plate or VIN is subject to immobilization (boot). The immobilization device will be removed for a fee of $75 plus any unpaid citations and after registering the vehicle at the Parking and Transportation Services (PaTS) Office.
The first three (3) citations in an academic year, if paid within ten (10) business days, are automatically reduced by 50%, with the exception of false registration or parking in a space reserved for the disabled. Fines for violations that have been appealed and denied will be reduced by 50% (except those issued for false registration or parking in a space for the disabled), if paid within ten (10) business days after the date of a denial of appeal notification letter.
Please have the vehicle's license plate number or the citation number. Failure to provide this information may delay the processing of the payment.
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Failure to pay parking citations may result in:
Vehicles with four (4) or more outstanding citations are subject to being IMMOBILIZED or TOWED and may have parking privileges revoked for the remainder of the academic year. Once a vehicle is placed on the Tow List, all outstanding citations must be paid in full for the vehicle to be removed from the list.
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|Line straddling or other improper parking
|Meter time violation
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|Parking in an improper area for permit
|Parking on the grass
|Traffic Offense
|Blocking traffic, crosswalk or pedestrian access
|Parking without a valid permit
|Failure to pay fee at designated Visitor area
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*Alleged moving violations may result in a citation to District Court, Mecklenburg County, as prescribed by North Carolina State Law.
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For the most amazing cakes, you have to head South! Natchez, Mississippi is home to Edna's Cake Creations and is the premier bakery for all of Natchez and the surrounding areas. From wedding cakes to party and special occasion cakes; we take pride is making the very best. Afterall, we have been baking up dream desserts for over 25 years so we know a thing or two about serving smiles.
Let us show you how to impress guests and tickle your taste buds with unique artisan cakes.
Edna Welch has been whipping up fantastic cake creations for over 2 decades as the owner and operator at this ever-growning business. Often featured in local press and national magazines like Elegant Bride, her passion for breathtaking, artisian desserts inspires her dedicated team.
As a company grounded in customer satisfaction, much of our business comes from our valued customers and
From simple elegance to elaborately detailed, Edna's Cake Creations delivers amazing wedding and party cakes to suit their clients' styles. Whether you are planning your wedding, birthday party or special event, our cakes will be the centerpiece of your celebration.
Every wedding cake design should complement the bride. The cake tells the couple's romantic story and complements their personality. Edna's Cake Creations offers a variety of unique cake designs that match your personality and the essence of your wedding. Take a look at some wedding cake pictures that make a statement.


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Our mission is to provide reliable and economical electric service to the citizens of the City of Ruston, support the objectives of the City of Ruston, and to insure that Light & Power is prepared to serve the needs of our citizens.
Light and Power also offers customer assistance with voltage problems, project development, security lighting, and tree management. We also make available information regarding heating & cooling days and historical cost data upon request.
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The winners of the 2012 NBA awards are beginning to trickle out, and it looks like San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich will be named the league's Coach of the Year. Via Mike Monroe of the San Antonio Express-News.
Popovich to be named Coach of Year at 2 pm— Mike Monroe (@Monroe_SA) May 1, 2012
It's unclear how the voting broke down, but the Coach of the Year battle came down to Popovich and Chicago Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau in the minds of most. It appears that Popovich will get the nod after leading the Spurs to a 50-16 record and first place in the Western Conference.
Thibodeau was in line to win his second Coach of the Year award after leading the Bulls to first place in the Eastern Conference despite not having star Derrick Rose for 27 games due to injury, but it appears the voters were more impressed with how Popovich managed his star's minutes while making sure his team finished strong.
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Open Thursdays until 9 p.m., sponsored by Constellation Energy.
Date: Saturday, March 2, 2013–Sunday, May 26, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Time: 10:00 AM–05:00 PMEvery Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Focus Show
This show focuses on a work of exceptional historical importance: an intricately decorated and inscribed wood panel believed to come from the famous Ben Ezra synagogue of Old Cairo (Fostat), Egypt, which has captivated public imagination for over a century.
Date: Sunday, March 10, 2013–Sunday, June 2, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Exhibition-Related, Woodville, Special Exhibition Gallery
Painter of iconic works of American genre, Richard Caton Woodville (1825–55) led a life of paradox. His humorous characterizations of life, realistic depictions of interiors and use of narrative detail give access to a fascinating period of American and European history.
Date: Saturday, March 16, 2013–Sunday, June 9, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Exhibition-Related, Woodville
The Walters Art Museum is working with five high schools from Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Frederick County to create a focus show related to the special exhibition New Eyes on America: The Genius of Richard Caton Woodville.
Date: Thursday, May 2, 2013
Time: 06:15 PM–07:30 PM
Tags: Tour, Talk, Lecture, Ancient Art
Although today we think of gleaming white marble and red-and-black pottery when we picture ancient Greek art, bronze was a favored material for everything from sculpture to armor, weapons, vases, mirrors, jewelry, athletic equipment, weights, musical instruments and containers of all kinds. Join us for a gallery talk that explores the wide variety of ancient uses for bronze with Dr. Amy Sowder Koch and explore the Walters' Greek collections from a new perspective.
Time: 12:00 PM–01:00 PM
Tags: Lecture, Medieval Art
Did you know that the incorporation of the five senses was an important aspect of medieval art? Touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight were important in gaining knowledge of the sensible world and interpreting it according to Christian doctrine. Bring your light lunch and join the Walters' Martina Bagnoli, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Medieval Art, as she explores the sensory dimension of medieval art and ritual.
Seeing Music in Medieval Manuscripts
Date: 06/28/14 - 10/12/14
Time: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
This exhibition, composed of approximately twenty manuscripts and objects, will explore music in its relationship with philosophy, religion, and the arts during the Middle Ages. Musical harmony and dissonance were thought to mirror the perfection of heaven as well as the disorder of evil.
Bonneau Caprece Jazz Series and WEAA 88.9 FM presents Jazz @ The Walters
Date: 08/28/14
Time: 06:30 PM - 09:00 PM
Firm Roots featuring Brad Collins performs. Experience the hybrid of jazz, blues, funk, and R&B inspired by the traditions of organic American music interpreted by Brad Collins, one of Baltimore's favorite saxophone players. Tickets are $25 (20% off for members of the Walters and WEAA 88.9 FM.)
Member Tour - The Doris Duke Collection: Treasures and Treatments
Date: 09/03/14
Time: 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM
We invite members to join Meg Craft, Head of Objects Conservation, and Stephanie Hulman, Assistant Conservator of Objects, for a look at the Doris Duke collection and its necessary treatment.
The Walters Art Museum brings art and people together for enjoyment,
discovery, and learning. We strive to create a place where people of
every background can be touched by art.
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NFU Highlights Stance on Farm Bill Amendments
National Farmers Union President Roger Johnson has sent a letter to the leaders of the U.S. House to detail the organization's stance on proposed amendments to the farm bill. He thanked the House Speaker, Majority Leader, Minority Leader and Minority Whip for advancing the farm bill process and asked them to consider NFU's position on several amendments. In a non-comprehensive list - Johnson notes NFU's opposition to six amendments - including amendments to set the reference price for all crops at 55-percent of the five year rolling Olympic average; to eliminate the Federal sugar program; and to eliminate permanent law for dairy programs.
NFU supports amendments to reduce farm program payment limits - capping commodity payments at 250-thousand dollars per year for any one farm; reattach conservation compliance requirements to crop insurance premium subsidies; expand the availability of industrial hemp research; require a scientific and economic analysis of the FDA's Food Safety and Modernization Act before final regulations are enforced; and to remove term limits on USDA guaranteed farm operating loans.
Johnson also asked the House leadership to support final passage of the farm bill in order to give farmers and ranchers the certainty they need to plan for the future.
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CATEGORIES Features, Discussion Posts, Movies We Love, Fan Shows, Sci-FiThe Road, directed by John Hillcoat, 2009
Yes, The Road can be considered a science fiction film. The movie takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where animals and vegetation are scarce, leading people to scrounge for food and even resort to cannibalism. This adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's popular novel is a bleak but emotional film that follows a father's (Viggo Mortensen) journey through an American wasteland with his young son (Kodi Smit-McPhee). Charlize Theron and Robert Duvall deliver fine supporting performances, but its Mortensen and Smit-McPhee's portrayal as the father-son team that gives the movie its emotional power. Director John Hillcoat is uncompromising in his vision of a grey and hollowed-out world that has little to offer but dirt and violence. This was one of the best films of 2009.
Roswell: The Complete First Season, produced by Jason Katims, 2009
A teen drama at its core, Roswell starred Jason Behr as Max, a do-gooder alien smitten with the lovely Liz Parker (Shiri Appleby). Katherine Heigl and Brendan Fer co-starred as Behr's moody alien sister and his best pal, but the relationship between Max and Liz was the heart of the first season. Roswell aired on The WB, and later UPN, and the show suffered many creative ups and downs during its three-season run. But Friday Night Lights producer Jason Katims and crew crafted a sweet and addictive first season that offered a great balance of teen romance and sci-fi suspense. Check out the free episodes on Slashcontrol.
Battlestar Galactica: The Plan, directed by Edward James Olmos, 2009
This straight to DVD flick revisits events from the show's first few seasons through the eyes of the Cylons. I reviewed it upon its release last year, but I felt compelled to screen it again after reading all the exciting BSG MMO news coming out of E3. Simply put, it's not that great. The Plan gives flat answers to questions from the series that didn't really need answering, and it mostly fails to deliver any deep insight into the Cylon agenda or "plan." The best reason to watch The Plan is to see Dean Stockwell's insane performance. The guy is having a blast lying, scheming and killing his way through the flick as Cylon baddie Cavil. Most of the show's headliners only appear in old footage from the series, but Grace Park and Rick Worthy, who also played Cylons, deliver excellent performances in a few key scenes.


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Phuket Half-Day Safari Tour
It's fun for the whole family on this half day combination tour on Phuket island. Admire the unspoiled scenery from the back of an elephant and canoe the calm surrounding waters. Ride a local farmer's cart and inhale fragrant aromas at a Thai cooking demonstration. There is an optional cruise on a junk and a lesson on how to pick coconuts from the trees.


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Max Messmer
---- — It's often been said that finding a job is a job itself. Considering that it's the middle of summer and distractions abound, it's all too easy to "clock out" a little early.
Don't let sunny skies, trips to the pool or the siren call of the ice cream truck divert your attention from your job search. You can bank on the fact that many of your fellow job seekers are as motivated and engaged as ever.
I can't help but suspect these applicants lost focus when they wrote their resumes and cover letters:
"WEB SKILLS: Inetent Explorer."
How about your spelling skills?
COVER LETTER: "In response to your company's recent job posting, I find myself intriged with you."
We wish we shared your enthusiasm.
"AVAILABILITY: I am available for jobs sort-term or long-term."
Your effort came up short.
COVER LETTER: "Dear hiring manger."
You couldn't manage to proofread?
RESUME: "Together, we'll create an increase dramatically in volume sales results!"
Homophones — words with the same pronunciation but different meanings or spellings —tend to trip up applicants.
Spell-check won't necessarily flag affect if you meant effect, for example. So, you need to devote time and care to the proofreading process. Here are some funny homophone-related follies from the "Resumania" archives:
"WORK EXPERIENCE: Soul IT support for total of 100 users."
Technician and spiritual adviser.
"SALARY REQUIREMENTS: $935 per weak."
Not a strong start.
"OBJECTIVE: I am looking for a stationery position."
Plain or monogrammed?
"JOB HISTORY: I work in the store's men's department, stalking shirts and pants."
No doubt sneaking up on a bargain.
COVER LETTER: "I am a team-oriented individual in sink with coworkers and managers."
How do you all fit?
Max Messmer is CEO of Robert Half International, a specialized staffing firm. Send examples to Resumania, c/o Robert Half International, 2884 Sand Hill Road, Suite 200, Menlo Park, Calif. 94025. Or, visit www.resumania.com.


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Marlon James
Marlon James was born in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1970. He graduated from the University of the West Indies in 1991 with a degree in literature. His first novel, John Crow's Devil, was shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers' Prize and was a finalist for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize. James lives in Kingston.


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- Nano Drug Delivery Facility
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- Cell Imaging Facility
- Protein Biochemistry and Autoradiography Facility
- Microbiology Lab Facility
CENTERA - Center for Nanotechnology Education, Research and Applications
The Center for Nanotechnology Education, Research and Applications is focused on research within the community to expand knowledge of nanotechnology.
Please visit CENTERA's webpage for more details
Nano Drug Delivery Facility
This lab is well-equipped for developing nano dispersions for drugs, as well as nutraceutical ingredients. We have successful developed several nano emulsion formulations for Donepezil HCl, Physostigmine HCl and Antioxidant Nutraceuticals.
We are collaborating with many laboratories in the University of Louisville for characterization of Nanoparticulate Drug Delivery Systems (NPDDS). Some of the facilities available through our collaborators are: scanning electron microscope (SEM), transmission electron microscope (TEM), Raman Spectrometer, Chemical Vapor Deposition System, and Pulse Vapor Deposition System.
Cell Culture Facility
SUCOP Cell Culture Facility is equipped with state-of-the-art equipments and supplies to conduct research in many different disciplines. This cell culture facility serves as an in-vitro model to test the efficacy of many things including drug formulations, hormones, environmental pollutants, xenobiotics, transgenes, and nanovectors.
This facility is instrumental in many areas of research including:
- Cardiovascular Research
- Cancer Research
- Pharmacology/Toxicology Research
- Research in Endocrinology
- Research in Neurobiology
- Cell Biology & Protein Biochemistry Research
- Research in Therapeutics
- Nanotechnology Research
- Nano Pharmaceutics
Cell Imaging Facility
Cell imaging facility of SUCOP has been established by Drs. Kothwal and Sumanasekera. Currently this facility allows observation and capturing of cell images. Both phase contrast and bright field images of cells can be obtained. The state of the art quality Nikon microscope consists of inverted light source, three objectives (4X, 10X, and 20X), a camera, and a cell imaging software.
SUCOP plans to expand this facility to capture florescence cell images in near future.
The above phase contrast image of rat cardiac stem cells subjected to an apoptosis assay based on immune histochemistry was taken using this facility.
Protein Biochemistry and Autoradiography Facility
Protein Biochemistry and Autoradiography Facility of Sullivan University College of Pharmacy consists of complete SDS Polyacrylamide protein gel electrophoresis system (apparatus for gel assembly, running, transfer), A dark room, and an autoradiogram developer (mini X-ray film processor). This facility allows investigators to conduct protein Biochemistry experiments such as protein gel electrophoresis followed by western blotting, detection and quantification of proteins. Recently Dr. Sumanasekera has established this facility and using this facility currently she is investigating "The effects of cigarette smoke on Extracellular signal regulated kinase (ERK)cell signaling pathway in her experimental model, which is rat cardiac stem cells."
Microbiology Lab Facility
Microbiology laboratory is being established for sterilization of formulations and biopharmaceuticals as well as testing sterility of nanoemulsions and protein solutions. In addition the Microbiology laboratory will be used for recombinant DNA technology and culturing of bacteria, fungi, yeast and non pathogenic or attenuated viruses. The certified biosafety level 2 laminar hood is already in place and will complement the autoclave, incubator, microscope and cell imaging facility in forming the starting point to build the facility into a full fledged GLP compliant Microbiology laboratory. Antiviral and antibacterial compounds synthesized or isolated by a number of faculty against multiple infections like HIV, Influenza, TB will be tested using the attenuated poxviruses and nonopathogenic mycobacteria.


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2500 Central 1 Block to Beach in Ocean City
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Gold Coast
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 800 - $ 2,700 / week
vacation rental description
2500 Central Ave., First Floor
4 Bedrooms, 2 Bath
Spacious corner lot, 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, First floor unit, just 1
block from gorgeous Gold Coast Beach! It comfortably sleeps 10 . Separate LR and DR with Pergo floors and kitchen with granite counters and full breakfast island. Lots of windows to give you a light and airy retreat. There is a wrap around front porch for family gatherings on warm summer nights or for morning coffee watching the sun rise! The kitchen is fully equipped with all the comforts of
home and the dining room has a large table that seats 6 comfortably.
There is a full size washer & dryer, 3 TV's with cable and Wifi.
You will have two off street parking spaces plus
at this location you always have open street parking.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 05-26-2014 at 5:38 PM.
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Bill Whelan
condo rental amenities
1 block to beach!!!
1-Master Bedroom-King Bed with Bath
1-Bedroom-Queen size Bed
1-Bedrooms-2 Twin Beds
1-Bedroom-1Twin plus 1 Full w/ single bunk above
2- Leather sofa's can sleep 2 more in LR
1- Hall Bathroom
Central Air
Gas Heat
Car port (2 spots) plus easy street parking
Enclosed outside Shower off Garage
Ceiling Fans in 6 Rooms
Beach tags for 6 provided-Return at checkout
Refrig/Ice Maker
Electric Stove
TV's-3 W/Cable
VCR/DVD in Living Room & 2 Bedrooms
Renters bring their own Sheets and Towels
Renters Must Be 21 Years Old
This is a Non-Smoking Unit!
activities and attractions in Ocean City New Jersey
Ocean City is known as "America's Greatest Family Resort" and we
know that to be true! Beautiful beaches offer sunbathing, swimming
with life guards and surf fishing. Other ocean activities include
deep sea fishing, kayaking, wave runners, surfing and sailing. The
famous 2.5 mile Boardwalk provides a strolling, jogging, and bike
riding venue. Great food is available day and night. There are
miniature golf courses and amusement rides for children of all ages
and shopping for the whole family. Excellent shuffle boards, tennis,
and basketball courts are available.
Family oriented restaurants can be found in the City as well as
off the island. Downtown provides wonderful shopping, art
Galleries, antique shops and weekly children's activities examples
are face painting, magicians and musicians.
Cultural events take place at the air conditioned Music Pier and
include the Ocean City Pops and a variety of entertainers, Craft
shows are held during the day, Informal entertainment is often found
on the boardwalk in the evenings- 50's bands and Reggae Dancers.
Summer Ocean City community events are popular attractions- The
Famous Baby Parade, Pamper Scamper, Street Rod Show, Weekly Farmer's
Market, Sand Sculpting, Nights in Venice Boat Parade, and Miss Ocean
City Contest to name a few.
Other attractions in the immediate area include the casinos of
Atlantic City, Historic Smithville, many excellent golf courses
Bay, Seaview, Blue Heron), Cape May Zoo, Leamings Run Annual
Cape May and Historic Cold Springs Village.
vacation rental rates
2013 Weekly rates (plus a $300 Security Deposit)
5/17/14 $800 Rented
5/24/14 $1200 Rented
5/31/14 $1600 Rented
6/7/14 $3200 Rented
6/14/14 $1600 Rented
6/21/14 $2750 Rented
6/28/15 $2550
7/5/14 $2750 rented
7/12/14 $2750 rented
7/19/14 $2750 rented
7/26/14 $2750 rented
8/2/14 $2750 rented
8/9/14 $2750 rented
8/16/14 $2750Rented
8/23/14 $1700 rented
8/30/14 $1400
9/6/14 $1000
9/13/14 $800
Deposit: $300 due at contract signing (non-refundable)
Bill Whelan
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Trader Joe's Bavarian Style Hefeweizen - Trader Joe's Brewing Company
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Ratings: 342 | Reviews: 202 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by treehugginslug:
4/5 rDev +12.7%
A - Nice unfiltered yellow.
S - Good amounts of banana, cloves, and yeast. Pretty solid smell, nothing too great but good.
T - A little more sublte than the smell, but solid tast.
M - Good amount of carbonation and had a nice spicy kick from the yeast.
D - I will yearn for this on a nice warm spring day, partly from the taste, but mostly for the price.
Buy again? - Yes
Recommend? - Yes
Drink if offerered - yes
Did my wife like it - Uh huh.
Overall - Not the best hef, but for the money and right occasion, a solid beer. It had good banana, clove, and yeast taste, and also the nice yeast kick that hefs usually have.
02-06-2011 05:00:48 | More by treehugginslug
More User Reviews:
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
Appearance This bier produced a nice, hefe head on an easy pour and the body was dingy orange in murky.
Smell The yeast is a bit low-grade but definitely better than average. The clove and light banana fit well into the style.
Taste The yeast is good at the taste as well, pleasantly surprising the drinker with a stiff, unbaked Fleishmanns flavor. The light citrus notes arent overdone, and the spicing is typical of the style. Good job.
Mouthfeel I enjoyed the light, effervescent mouthfeel of this hefe. The air danced in between the cheeks and the body was light on the tongue.
Drinkability This 0.84¢ beer provided a surprising if low-grade replication of the style and went down quite well.
08-26-2005 01:59:33 | More by RoyalT
3.55/5 rDev 0%
Pours from the bottle a nice orange color with hints of yellow and a healthy white foam head that sits firmly atop the brew. I have to say it does look nice in the glass. The nose has a good dose of clove spiciness along with some light fruits, including banana. Fresh, aromatic and vibrant with a nice base of wheat grain. I must say I am pleasantly suprised as I was not really expecting this.
First sip brings a light, crisp maltiness along with a strong mix of bubblegum and cloves. The light fruit and banana tones weave through the background and add to the overall flavor. A lingering spiciness signals the end of each sip. The flavor is not as pronounced as most Hefe's...however it's a nice mix and quite refreshing.
Mouthfeel is a bit on the thin side and is slightly watery. I'd enjoy some more body here. I personally think this brew is very drinkable...especially considering the $5.49 price tag for a sixer!! A great summer brew that is refreshing and flavorful. This is one cheap beer that delivers. This may not be anything super..but it's definetly worth a try!
05-21-2005 04:21:45 | More by orbitalr0x
2.95/5 rDev -16.9%
Poured a very cloudy orange with a nice two finger head. Aroma is overpowering banana. Almost artifical smell and unappealing to me. Taste is big banana, yeast, and some spice. Mouthfeel is good for a wheat. Drinkability is hurt by the strong banana. It's a little too pina colada for me. Might be a good beer for those who don't like stronger stuff. A good deal at less than $1/bottle.
03-30-2007 21:19:19 | More by Duster72
3.55/5 rDev 0%
12 oz brown bottle with a batch # and freshness date on the back label along with a blurb about the beer.
A- The foam piled on high after a vigorous pour and with the little bit of shaken beer to stir the yeasty bits into the glass. Hazed pale orange hue from the yeast.
S- Banana taffy and stale powdered clove. Spicy fermented wheat and a nutty yeast in the nose as well.
T&M- Smooth with a slightly crisp and creamy back-end in the mouth feel, moderate body. Mild clove-like spice, watery lemon twang from the fermented wheat with a slight bitter and medicinal phenol. Solid maltiness. Touch of fruity banana from the estery alcohol. Finishes with a nutty yeast.
D- Not too shabby for an American brewed German style wheat beer but it does not come close to the real thing. Either way it is a deal @ $5.29 a 6-pack.
01-16-2006 02:59:18 | More by Jason
2.17/5 rDev -38.9%
Appearance: gold in color, 1 inch head, hazy
Smell: banana, wheat, and clove
Taste: bananas, clove, wheat, and a medicinal taste as well
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, high carbonation, slightly sweet
Drinkability: This one tastes a bit too medicinal for me. The basic flavors are there, but I did not care for the aftertaste. One and done for me. There are lots better in the style.
12-13-2010 17:36:32 | More by tigg924
2.63/5 rDev -25.9%
Poured from bottle into a smaple glass.
Appearance: Cloudy copper color. about two fingers of white head.
Smell: Bananas, wheat, and alcohol.
Mouthfeel/Taste: Medium to light bodied. Grassy taste with alcohol.
Overall: Not really impressed by this beer, I actually expected better from the Trader Joe's selection.
09-10-2012 19:46:25 | More by Cavanaghty
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
09-02-2013 15:35:50 | More by Janeinma
New York
3.56/5 rDev +0.3%
12 oz bottle at fridge temp poured into a big tulip. Best before: 3/19/14
Poured out with most of the yeast, pours a real hazy lighter orange color. Big billowy head off the pour that fades to a 1/4inch retentive layer. Light spotty lace.
Pretty traditional hefe aroma. Mostly banana with some creaminess and a bit of yeast spice.
Similar to the aroma, lots of banana, bits of clove and yeasty spice, almost slightly phenolic. Slightly tangy wheat. A bit of an almost off metallic flavor at times.
Quite creamy, light in body.
A decent, easy drinking hefe, but I'd rather go for an authentic German hefe before this one.
01-24-2014 23:11:28 | More by dogfishandi
4.22/5 rDev +18.9%
Poured from 12 oz. bottle into Duvel tulip glass.
Appearance: Murky yellow orange with a lot of bubbles. Small white head fades into a white layer. Good lacing.
Smell: Strong scent of bananas, yeast, and clove with a touch of citrus. Some spice as well.
Taste: Sweet combination of banana, bubble gum, and cloves with lots of wheat. Slightly tart and spicy.
Mouthfeel: Medium body with carbonation on the higher side. Crisp and smooth.
Overall: A pretty good American version of a Hefeweizen.
04-30-2011 01:36:27 | More by MattyG85
3.23/5 rDev -9%
Interestingly darker than usual appearance for a hefe. Aroma to style, wheat and clove, belgianesque feel to it.
Taste, chalky, gritty, plenty of water soluble wheat feel to it. Yeasty, did I shake this up or something a little much? Stays away from hops, slight banana tinge later on. Not a bad effort, not great. Decent price, but nothing I'd try again.
02-09-2011 18:40:06 | More by Beerandraiderfan
New York
4.75/5 rDev +33.8%
03-08-2013 17:20:06 | More by BrianCuoz
3.95/5 rDev +11.3%
Poured a cloudy darker straw yellow color. Quite a bit of head. Smells heavy with grains with a bit of citrus color coming through. Tastes about the same with quite a bit of citrus. Very smooth drinking beer. I could put down quite a few of these. This is a very good tasting hefeweizen.
02-25-2011 23:07:41 | More by richkrull
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
04-24-2014 20:04:54 | More by LXIXME
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
07-08-2013 02:52:48 | More by Fuzzycuffs
3/5 rDev -15.5%
This poured to a cloudy yellow with a hint of orange. The medium head quickly faded a left a few lines of lace.
The smell is very nice, bringing all of flavors one would want in this kind of beer. Clove and banana are very apparent. Unfortunately, the taste doesn't follow it up. It's overly light, and only the light malt comes through. All those nice flavors from the smell have disappeared. Mouthfeel and drinkability are both reasonable.
I have no idea how they got a nice hefeweizen smell to brew up alongside a wimpy pale wheat taste.
09-29-2005 16:37:42 | More by watermelonman
4/5 rDev +12.7%
12-17-2013 05:18:14 | More by javlin624
4/5 rDev +12.7%
Pours a cloudy orange honey color with a giant white foamy head. The head leaves good lacing and lasts. The smell is pungent with orange,lemon,wheat,clove and banana. The taste is pretty strong with the flavors of lemon,orange peel,honey,bread yeast,and banana very present. The m/f is light with all the flavors mixing well. This is a good beer with no flaws,not great,but all in all, a good drinker that will be great on a hot summer day.
03-09-2008 00:58:01 | More by jmz62565
New York
4/5 rDev +12.7%
12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: Nice hazy golden yellow with good lacing.
Smell: Hints of banana, bubblegum, yeast, sourness and fruit.
Taste: Nice yeast, bubblegum, banana, yeast, and again, sourness and fruit, some cherries and strawberries.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied with good carbonation.
Drinkability: One of my favorite TJ beers, if not the favorite. Lots of good flavor and balance, especially for a domestic.
11-02-2008 23:02:01 | More by asabreed
North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev +3.7%
Poured to a hefeweizen glass. A dense creamy head bubbles and pops, standing firm at half an inch thick for a while. Color is a dark mustard orange-yellow, and nicely clouded from the pour-swirl-pour.
Interesting aroma. Quite citrus-fruity, recalling Fruit Loops or Fruity Pebbles cereals, and the malt/yeast cooperation veers toward a lively Belgian character. Banana is here but less pronounced than in true German hefes. An interesting aroma, somewhat left-of-center yet not totally off the style map. I can dig it.
Flavor keeps bringing on citrus/tropical fruits, the banana being only one of them. Softness of the wheat complements the hefe yeast, although the malt isn't as gentle in character as a real German hefe, while the yeast isn't quite as pronounced and forward as it could be. Still, it edges pretty closely to the real deal, much more successfully than a lot of U.S. versions of this style--which usually totally fail. Sourdough bread in the finish.
Way too carbonated. I was hoping for a creamy, soft presence to the texture, but got too much tingle instead. Not a disaster, however.
A worthy stab at the style, better than the majority of U.S. versions, but still no mindblowing facsimile of the real deal. Glad I tried it.
01-14-2009 23:00:16 | More by Metalmonk
3.83/5 rDev +7.9%
12oz bottle poured to a pint.
A- Nice yellow color with sort of a moccasin suede texture. Nice pillowy head. Fair retention.
S- Prototypical cloves and bananas. Nothing wild but exactly what you would expect. Good beer to give to a novice to experience euorpean wheat beer traits.
T- Nice spicy notes, but they dissapate quickly. A little grainy and the yeast struggles to come through fully.
M- A little wattery but appropriate carbonation. Finish is wet with a slightly mineral aftertaste.
D- Perfectly drinkable and at the price, hard to beat.
01-24-2011 00:22:01 | More by HugePlume
3.63/5 rDev +2.3%
Best before March, 2013. Poured from a 12oz bottle into my Ayinger Weizen glass.
The liquid is a cloudy gradient of golden poppy, jonquil, with hints of brighter shades. A thick finger of off-white mousse leaves waves of sticky yet thin lacing behind. Good retention.
Yeast-forward aroma with plenty of clove-like phenols...
Spicy palate entry with plenty of tartness from the wheat followed by hints of lemon. The profile grows sweeter as the beer expands over the tongue with a rough mixture of chewing gum and sourdough starter. Finishes medium-dry and refreshing though not as clean as the best examples of the style.
Soft, well carbonated, medium-bodied mouthfeel.
One of my favorite beers produced for Trader Joe's - a reasonable domestic approximation of a classic German style, pairing well with food, all for an exceptional value (less than $1/bottle).
09-29-2012 00:58:50 | More by augustgarage
4.03/5 rDev +13.5%
A - Cloudy carrot-juice colored brew with a medium sized head that dissipates pretty quickly. Agitation stirs up some foam, and some thick lace slides down the glass. This is super-cloudy and thick in appearance... looks yeasty.
S - Big time Bazooka Joe bubble gum backed with a spritz of lemon. Bready. Yeasty.
T - Much more tart and citrusy on the initial sip, then doughy and yeasty on the back end. Some spices are there too.
M - Medium bodied, but thickly carbonated. Crisp and tart at first despite the rounder doughy feel at the end. Leaves a yeasty wax coating on the tongue after a sip. Nice!
D - This is a very nice example of a hefe. I'm actually quite surprised at the level of quality in this relatively cheap house brand of beer. Go Trader Joe!
06-16-2010 04:58:37 | More by pmcadamis
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +12.7%
05-31-2014 00:45:55 | More by tdm168
3.6/5 rDev +1.4%
A murky golden wheat beer here, pouring with a hearty, thick head into my ale glass. Scent of clove & yeast, with a slight citrus taste that well offsets the sharpness. A well-balanced mix of sweet and spice, this is a solid drinking hefe, and much more enjoyable than Trader Joe's dunkelweizen.
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- Thank you so much for providing such a wonderful dining experience! Your selection is fantastic and your service unbeatable. We plan on becoming regulars!
"They are SO awesome, the owners are super sweet and you can tell the business is a labor of love. Everything was really delicious and they were so kind and respectful, even though the place is on the small side, they didn't rush us at all and even kept refilling our tea pots! When we got ready to go they gave us a bunch of tea samples for free (which they did last time too!) I couldn't recommend this place more :)"
- Good service and the owner was very knowledgeable with the teas. Cute little shop. I will probably go back for more tea service.
- Amazing service. Nice guy running the place when we were there. Absolute bliss and relaxation with every cup of tea.
Moon Kats has a New Home!
We could not be more excited about our new location at the Prospect Inn in Estes Park. The Prospect Inn dates back to the early 1900's and started serving afternoon teas in 1914. The new owner of the building is renovating it back to its original luster of the 1920's.
Construction of the new Moon Kats Tea Shoppe is rapidly progressing and we hope to be open the first of August. What a wonderful excuse for everyone to come up to Estes Park for tea!
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LCC Partners with Million Meals Kansas
Parsons, KS- Labette Community College and the LCC Student Government Association has partnered with Million Meals Kansas to Stop Hunger Now. The partnership will work together to end hunger in our lifetime, which is the mission of Million Meals Kansas.
Labette Community College is one of many colleges and universities in Kansas to take part in the Million Meals challenge of feeding school age children.
The World Bank estimates that more than 1 billion poor and hungry people currently do not have enough to eat each day. At least 900 million people in developing countries alone are hungry. Hardest hit are the children. One child dies every six seconds due to hunger-related causes. These facts are difficult to comprehend since we live in a time of unparalleled wealth and food production capacity.
Students from universities and colleges across Kansas were inspired at the Universities Fighting World Hunger Summit held in Overland Park, Kan. during March 2013. They envision Kansas campuses banding together to do something powerful about hunger and poverty. These student leaders are challenging others across the state to participate in Million Meals Kansas during the 2013-2014 school year. The goal is to collectively package one-million meals that will be distributed through school feeding programs, supporting education initiatives to help break the cycle of poverty.
Stop Hunger Now will serve as meal-packaging partner and advocate. Its program will provide student volunteers a hands-on opportunity to package dehydrated, high protein, and highly nutritious meals on site at each campus. Stop Hunger Now will turnkey the logistics and distribution, and local staff will also help support promotion and fundraising efforts for each school as requested.
Each campus will set its own meal goal and be responsible for its own event and fundraising, but may also choose to partner with another school. The cost of each meal is only $0.25. For less than a bottle of water, you will feed 6 people.
The LCC SGA raised money by having a Penny War among student organizations. Each club or organization placed a decorated collection can in the cafeteria. Students had a friendly competition raising funds as one penny was a positive vote and any other denomination of coin or paper money was a negative point. The organization with the most positive points earned a pizza party. Students enjoyed teasing one another by adding dollar bills to jars. The total amount raised for Million Meals Kansas was $1101. LCC would like to raise $2500, so more volunteers are needed to help raise funds.
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text: Optionals On every itinerary, we offer a range of optional excursions that allow you to further enhance your experience should you so choose. These are purchased when you are on your trip, via your Trafalgar Travel Director. Depending on the region visited these can be paid with cash or credit card. A reduction of 25% of the cost of the Optional Excursions is offered to all children under the age of 16 years at the time of travel. Please Note: This discount to does not apply to North America optionals, as they are already discounted. PARIS + Dinner And Hidden Gems Of Paris Spend an evening discovering one of the areas of Paris made famous by artists, writers and students over the centuries, followed by a memorable dinner in typical Parisian style with drinks included. Code: PAR0006 Adult Price: 66 (EUR) + Moulin Rouge Cabaret And Dinner Dinner and cabaret, including wine and champagne, at the world famous Moulin Rouge – the original Paris cabaret – immortalized by the homonymous award-winning film and featuring 60 dancers and entertainers and over 1000 costumes! Code: PAR0018 Adult Price: 157 (EUR) + Notre Dame And Latin Quarter We begin by visiting the cornerstone of Gothic architecture in France built in 1163, the magnificent cathedral that lies at the heart of Paris, Notre Dame. Then with our Local Guide explore the Latin Quarter. Enjoy some free time to have a bite to eat in the Latin Quarter, or perhaps try the famous Berthillon ice-cream - the best in France! Code: PAR0021 Adult Price: 30 (EUR) + Nouvelle Eve Cabaret And Dinner Dinner with wine included at one of the most prestigious cabaret shows in town! Enjoy an evening of exciting acts, stunning tableaux and wonderful entertainment - including, of course, the world famous Can-Can. A Parisian night that you will never forget! Code: PAR0023 Adult Price: 133 (EUR) + Seine Cruise And Paris By Night Paris at night is a city transformed. Enjoy this superb 'city of light' as we take a leisurely cruise on the popular river boats under the bridges of Paris, admiring the wonderful buildings which adorn the banks of the River Seine. Afterwards, as we drive through this amazing city, we stop at some vantage points for you to capture these fascinating sights on camera. (In summer, this trip may take place before sunset). Code: PAR0028 Adult Price: 34 (EUR) LUCERNE + Folklore Evening And Dinner Tonight we shall enjoy a tasty Swiss meal (one of the courses will be the famous Swiss cheese fondue) in a typical restaurant. Whilst you enjoy dinner, join in the fun of a lively folklore show which includes yodelling, flag-throwing, Alpine horn-blowing and many other customary Swiss entertainment. Two drinks are included. Code: LUC0001 Adult Price: 98 (CHF) + Mount Pilatus And Lake Cruise A series of cable cars will take us gradually up through the fields and forests to the summit of Lucerne's most well-known mountain. Here you have time to explore, admire the many sweeping views, and breathe in the fresh mountain air. Then we board the cog-wheel train to the base of the mountain. (On certain departures the ascent and descent will be by cable car only.) On our return trip we enjoy a scenic lake cruise. (On certain departures this optional may be operated in reverse, with the cruise first.) Code: LUC0007 Adult Price: 111 (CHF) + Swiss Heritage A chance to meet the Swiss, as local farmers take us on a delightful countryside tour in horse drawn carriages. Enjoy stunning scenery as we trot around a typical rural community, en route to a working farm where local drinks and snacks will be served. Code: LUC0013 Adult Price: 66 (CHF) ROME + Introduction To Rome And Piazza Navona Cameras at the ready for the many magnificent sights awaiting us as we 'do as the Romans do' and take an evening 'passegiata', or evening stroll. With our licensed Local Guide we will discover the many delights that Rome has to offer. These can only be truly appreciated by wandering slowly through the labyrinth of narrow streets and beautiful squares which have developed over many centuries, creating an amazing legacy for us today like the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona, with its lively cafes. Code: ROM0004 Adult Price: 33 (EUR) + Ostia Antica Drive to the Mediterranean coast and visit the excavations of Ancient Ostia, the former harbour of Rome. These ruins offer perhaps a more complete picture of Roman urban life than either Rome or Pompeii. See the remains of the baths, theatre, apartment houses, drinking room, mosaics and wall paintings at this beautiful site, mirrored by cypress trees and umbrella pines. Code: ROM0007 Adult Price: 41 (EUR) + Roman Dinner With Live Musical Entertainment An evening of great entertainment and fun. A delicious Italian meal, including wine and soft drinks, is served while you are treated to a wonderful music in a unique setting. Code: ROM0012 Adult Price: 60 (EUR) + Vatican Museums And Colosseum An extension to the included sightseeing tour which allows us to admire the artistic masterpieces collected and commissioned by the Popes and displayed in the Vatican Museums. See the famous Tapestry Gallery and Gallery of Maps then finally wonder at the masterpieces in the Sistine Chapel. Take your time - Michelangelo spent 11 years in the preparation of the vault and altar wall! Later we will enjoy an interior visit of the Colosseum, scene of many gladiatorial combats. 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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (April 30, 2012) — All day long, a steady stream of residents, young and old, line up to fill their buckets with affordable, clean water at the water kiosks of Cité l'Eternel, a neighborhood in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Bejonét Joseph is here several times a day. The 24-year-old single mother moved here two months ago because there were no jobs in her mountain village. She left the baby in the care of her mother so she could come here to find work. The money Joseph earns is sent home to pay for her son's food and clothing.
She spends her days as a maid, cleaning and preparing food for other families. Without the water kiosk, which is just a two-minute walk from the small room she shares with her cousin, Joseph says survival would be much more difficult.
"The water kiosk is good for me because otherwise I would need to travel far to find water," she said.
The water project is run by GRET, a French NGO that receives support from UNICEF. The project targets 50 of the poorest neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince, assessing and mapping water systems, and providing repairs where necessary. There are about 300 kiosks in these neighborhoods, which are connected to the municipal water lines, and their rehabilitation represents a sustainable, concrete move to reduce post-earthquake reliance on expensive water brought in by truck.
Here's how it works: Residents are charged less than two cents for five gallons of water. The money raised pays the city water bill, covers staff salaries to run the water kiosks, and is used to fund small-scale development projects, ranging from sports fields to health centers.
Homéus Jean Rénel heads the local water committee in his neighborhood, the north section of Cité l'Eternel.
"We have a soccer field being built by GRET, plus we have a basketball court," he said. "The program also gave us a new road that drains properly during the rains."
The improvements to the community are especially popular with the children, who finally have a safe place to practice sports and to play.
As for the water, it benefits everyone, young and old alike.
"The program is very important because it is water, and you know, water is the symbol of life," Rénel continued. "Before, there was no water. But once the water program began, there was a better life here."
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The TOROC (Torino Olympic Committee) of the 2006 Winter Olympic Games gave a six-minute presentation during the closing ceremonies on February 24th at Rice Eccles Stadium, employing twelve 6000W Xenon Rotating PIGI Projectors. The projectors scrolled imagery promoting Italian culture, including images of Vespas, Ferraris, Leonardo DaVinci's artwork and the Sistine Chapel, across the ice while models showed off the latest styles by Italian fashion designers such as Versace, Valentino and Dolce & Gabbana.
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Other projection equipment and services provided by Fourth Phase include two 2500W HMI PIGI 'S' projectors for the Torch relay ceremony. Images of the torch and its journey were projected onto the stage in front of the Salt Lake City Courthouse. In addition, four PIGI Projectors were used to project onto the exterior of the Smith Building at Temple Square, which was utilized as a backdrop for television commentary.
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Grilled Salmon with Avocado Salsa Recipe
"I'm not usually a seafood fan, but I ordered a similar salmon dish at a restaurant, and I couldn't stop eating it. My recipe re-creation has become a favorite with family and friends." —Renee McIlheran, Lockport, Illinois
- 1 large tomato, seeded and chopped
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/2 cup minced fresh cilantro
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons balsamic vinaigrette, divided
- 4 salmon fillets (4 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a small bowl, combine the tomato, avocado, onion, cilantro, oil, garlic and 2 tablespoons vinaigrette. Chill until serving.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack. Sprinkle salmon with salt and pepper. Place salmon skin side down on grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 7-9 minutes or until the salmon flakes easily with a fork. Brush with remaining vinaigrette. Serve with salsa. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Grilled Salmon with Avocado Salsa in Simple & Delicious June/July 2011, p17
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My husband does not like avocado but really liked this salsa. I've given the recipe to many of my friends.
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By ROBIN CAUDELL
---- — TRI-LAKES — Singer-guitarist George Kilby Jr. peppers the region with his rough-cut-American music on his Adirondack tour.
With a new CD in hand, "Six Pack," Kilby brings along guest artists Becca Frame on Friday at the Upper Jay Arts Center, John Doan of Big Slyde on Saturday at Delta Blue in the Northwoods Inn in Lake Placid and Lily White at First Night Saranac Lake on Monday.
Kilby and his band, the Road Dogs — Neil Thomas (keys, accordion), Eric Halvorson (drums) and Arturo Bauger (bass) — perform Sunday at Whiteface Mountain's Après Ski in Wilmington.
A native of Alabama, his musical influences include the Allman Brothers, Outlaw Country and his uncle Scott Andrews.
"I remember as a boy listening to my uncle play Hank Williams songs," Kilby said. "Sometimes, people would try to stump him."
As a teen, Kilby picked up a guitar. Unlike thousands of teens, he encountered the late blues pianist Pinetop Perkins, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient and Blues Hall of Fame inductee.
"When I met and understood what Pinetop was doing and where he came from that influenced me. I'm very thankful to be as close to Pinetop as I was."
It was heady experience to meet Perkins, who rocked before Elvis thought about it.
"He (Perkins) did not think of himself as an artist playing music. It was just something he did."
After Kilby graduated from Princeton University in 1982, he met Perkins in New Jersey.
"Muddy Waters had died two years before that. Pinetop was playing with a band called the Legendary Blues Band, mostly made up of Muddy Waters's band.
"I was hanging out at the Stanhope House. I would be there as many weekends as I could to see blues and roots acts. It was a great roadhouse in the '80s. It's still around today."
Kilby got the gumption to ask to sit in with the band.
"That was really cheeky of a young, white 20-something. I knew the management, and they gave me their seal of approval. I was scared. This is Muddy Waters's band. I was young 20 something. Apparently, I did well and befriended Pinetop that night."
Perkins told him if he ever came to Chicago he could stay at his house.
"I had an old motorcycle. Late that spring, when the weather got nice, I drove it out with a sleeping bag and guitar strapped on the back. I showed up, and he took me in."
Perkins died in 2011 at age 97 and never stopped playing through his 90s.
"The thing about Pinetop, he never gave me any specific advice, and he rarely talked about music at all. Being around him and watching how he approached the whole thing, I learned the fine art of just being yourself.
"As an artist in your 20s and 30s, you try to be someone that people will like. It's a difficult thing starting out. You want to be the best person and be someone famous.
"Pine never thought of himself as famous or anything other than a piano player. He's revered as one of the great piano players that could play the blues ever in the world."
Kilby's immersion in Perkins's world vision was a rare schooling.
In Paris, Kilby was a busker for a couple of years before relocating to New Orleans. There, he hooked up with Coco Robicheaux.
In New York City, Kilby put out a CD, which included Perkins and R&B legend Rosco Gordon.
Kilby produced Perkins's seminal "Portrait of a Delta Bluesman," which won the WC Handy Album of the Year in 1993.
The Northeast was his strategic base.
"The music that I play is probably much better appreciated out of the South. It's not always true. There are some counter examples, Texas and North Carolina."
"Six Pack" is a product of cutting his chops in NYC.
"You learn to play with a lot of people, and you learn to play a lot of styles. If you want to work, you learn to do what gigs come your way. Some people know me as a blues guy. It's only because the association with Pinetop is so strong. I play singer-songwriter, country, bluegrass, rock and roll."
His NYC '90s meshed with a craze for New Orleans music and Cajun food.
"I'm from the South. I can cook gumbo quite well. I was a short-order cook. That was a great gig. I was a dog walker on the Upper East Side. I used to walk eight dogs at once."
"Six Pack" are six singles that individually explore "jamgrass," Delta blues, singer-songwriter, roots rock and folk music. He covers Cream classic "Sunshine of Your Love" in a bluegrass format.
"This album is so important. The industry has changed. The records we grew up with were 10 to 12 songs long. All have a certain similarity between them.
"The band and I picked six songs … rather than the whole thing be a folk album. That is how the music business has changed drastically. Now, it's a business of songs."
The hit single echoes back to the days when 45s were king.
"Our media is 100 times bigger than back in the days of 45s. The song drew attention to the artist in the '50s. In the '70s, it was always the album after 'Sgt. Pepper' came out. Everyone wanted a concept, 10 songs and an artist statement. The industry was built on selling long records.
"It's a really different game out there now. You can reach your audience more directly. Without the income stream of people buying your full album, your ability to make a living is a little more difficult."
But Kilby has a Plan B: bottling his own hot sauce.
Though he keeps a NYC crash pad, he and his wife raise their children in the Catskills.
"It's great to be up here now," Kilby said.
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