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A 56-year-old Billings man is in the hospital for crashing the pickup he was driving into a telephone pole.
According to Montana Highway Patrol Trooper, Jason Hoppert, the man was driving south on 72nd Street near the East Laurel Exit just after 1:10 PM. The driver then went off of the road, took out a telephone pole, ended up on Interstate 90, and then drove to the East Laurel Exit underpass.
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Darwen primary school set to become academy
4:00pm Thursday 30th January 2014 in News By Dan Clough, Reporter
A PRIMARY school is set to pull out of council control to become a diocese-sponsored academy.
Parents with children at St Barnabas Primary School in Darwen have received letters inviting them to an information evening next week about the conversion to an academy.
As the school has close links to the church, they were told, it would join the Blackburn Diocese Multi Academy Trust, also known as Cidari.
A letter signed by parent governors Michelle Price and Jonathan Mercer said: "The governing body has for some time been investigating how to move the school forward in its quest for excellence.
"At a recent meeting of the governing body, there was a unanimous decision that the school should look to convert to academy status.
"It was agreed that the pupils of St Barnabas would benefit from the conversion and that governers should start the consultation with people connected with the school so they could understand why we think so. As part of the conversion process, we would like to invite you to an information evening to advise you of what this means for our children and our school."
Headteacher Alison Haworth said no firm decision would be made until after the meeting on Tuesday from 6pm.
After its most recent Ofsted inspection, at which it was rated as 'requires improvement', the school had 166 pupils enrolled.
A spokesman for the Blackburn Diocesan Board of Education said: "We support any school that chooses to become an academy when governors believe it is in the best educational interests of the children in that school. As a diocesan school, St Barnabas is following the Board of Education's policy to convert to an academy and become a member of Cidari Education Limited.
"The Board of Education looks forward to seeing the school continue to develop with colleagues from Cidari, thereby providing the best education possible for the children at St Barnabas as it continues to serve its local community."
Whitehall councillor David Foster said: "I presume the governers are in the best position to make a decision on the school. I am not in favour of academies because they can potentially take control of the school out of the community.
"The worry is that they bring in outsiders to decide on the future direction of the school."
Blackburn with Darwen Council has yet to receive official notification from the school and was unable to comment.
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A year ago ago, I came across a curious find in my in-laws' house: The 1994 Rotisserie League Baseball Official Rule Book and Draft-Day Guide. My in-laws are not huge sports fans, so finding this in their possession was an oddity in and of itself. But beside that, this book provides an interesting time capsule of two sports: fantasy baseball and the regular variety.
Back then, the term "fantasy sports" had yet to be coined. There was only rotisserie baseball, and that pastime was in a bit of a lull. When it was first developed in the early 1980s, it received a fair amount of mainstream media attention as something of a fad and a nerd curiosity. (The rise of Bill James was seen in much the same light.) But by 1994, interest had flatlined; rotisserie baseball had more or less reached all of the fans it was going to at that particular time. In a few short years the internet turned nearly every sports fan into a fantasy sports fan, but that had yet to happen.
This was also an odd time in baseball itself. Bud Selig was just starting to tighten his grip on the sport. Labor strife was just around the corner. Free agent contracts were artificially suppressed by owner collusion (a big factor in the impending strike that everyone seems to forget these days). The construction of Camden Yards made other teams long for their own neo-retro stadiums. And for reasons no one could quite figure out, batters were hitting more home runs than ever before.
The book contains a quick primer for folks new to the "sport," both Ultra and Lite versions ("for owners who value their jobs and relationships"). There is also an essay by Mark Batterman on how most rotisserie owners undervalue pitching, and another by Dottie Enrico on the first all-female roto league. (This advance is somewhat offset by the fact that Enrico also compiled a list of MLB's "best butts" by position. Mets catcher Todd Hundley gets a nod for her.) There's also an ad for a rotisserie baseball video starring many of the game's progenitors, like Daniel Okrent, and hosted by Reggie Jackson. Hard to say exactly what this video entailed, though the ad copy promises "car chases, frontal nudity, and violence."
The biggest highlights of the book, however, are the summaries that accompany the players' listings. Readers of Baseball Prospectus's annuals will recognize the style: pithy, occasionally withering, filled with pop culture references, and pitched for maximum entertainment. The summaries also contain far more mentions of things like grit and heart than BP could ever stomach, but hey, this was a different time.
For the purposes of this site, I thought it would be fun to take a look at the listings of Mets gone by; guys who were either Mets when this was written, had played for the Mets at some point prior to publication, or had Mets-hood in their future. This transcription includes the book's suggested price for each player and a good chunk of their assessment.
Keep in mind that this book was written after the 1993 season, a year that featured Vince Coleman throwing firecrackers at children and Bret Saberhagen spraying reporters with bleach. So there's not too many complimentary words for the Mets organization in here, nor should there have been. Think the Wilpons are bad? At least they didn't blind a two year old (that we know of).
"When a guy gets benched in favor of Charlie O'Brien, it should send alarm signals. So should the presence of prospect Brooks Fordyce, whom the Mets will give every chance to win the job this spring. But Hundley showed double-digit HR power last season, and he's still only 24. We think he's worth a modest investment."
"According to old Dodger hands...Piazza is the strongest guy they've ever seen in a Dodger uniform. How strong? Well, you know those hand grippers that fitness freaks like to squeeze? The Dodgers had to order specially made ones with extra tension for Piazza because he didn't get any resistance from the conventional version. For all his muscles, Piazza is still just a baseball baby with a lot to learn. What sets him apart is his willingness--no, an obsession--to do it, to learn about his craft. Bid the ranch on him for years to come."
"Jealous Mets veterans dubbed him an egocentric little shit and got the club's mindless management to run him out of New York. Hal McRae didn't like his hyper approach and ran him out of Kansas City. So he ended up in St. Louis, where he had a better summer than Bud Light. Meanwhile, the same Mets have become to baseball what Chevy Chase is to late-night comedy shows, and Hal McRae is throwing telephones at sportswriters. We love human nature."
"What happened? We had him tabbed as 1993 Comeback Player of the Year, but he was heading in the other direction even before injury put an end to his summer. We're not shrinks or anything, but Hojo seems to be a very sensitive guy who internalizes a lot of stuff. There could be no coming back from the psychic damage of the last two years. We hope we're wrong, and that he's the 1994 Comeback Player of the Year in Colorado."
"The first time Mets announcer Tim McCarver saw Eddie Murray in the clubhouse in spring training after Murray signed with the Mets, McCarver walked up to introduce himself and wish Murray well. Murray cut him dead, turned his back, refused to acknowledge McCarver's presence....So what? Here's someone who has more career RBI than all but 16 players in baseball history. Here's someone who still drove in 100 runs on what was the worst team of the last 25 years....But because the pathetic Mets organization needed a scapegoat, they fingered their best player for his supposed negative influence in a clubhouse that was already poisoned when he arrived."
"A unique perspective on this latter-day Roy Hobbs was offered last summer by Blue Jays coach Nick Leyva: 'Now, I know I ain't Randy Johnson, but I throw BP to Olerud's group every night, and this bleeping guy is bleeping unbelievable. Every bleeping ball he hits is a line drive, every bleeping one. Un-bleeping-believable.' But bleeping true."
"Two straight years of treading water. Do you think maybe it has something to do with Walter Hrniak, the maniacal White Sox hitting coach who teaches hitters to swing like they're cutting wheat?"
"Scorned by the media, booed by the fans, and bullied by Big Bad Dallas, the kid took a lickin' but kept on tickin'. Tied with Craig Biggio for most home runs in NL by a second baseman. Goal this year is not to lead the league again in errors."
"Talk about heavy burdens. All the Mets brass want him to do is carry the franchise for a couple of years while they frantically try to rebuild a bankrupt farm system....If Burnitz makes it big, and on the strength of last year's debut he just might, then Fred Wilpon, Frank Cashen, and their partners in crime will be able to point to the lefty slugger with the misspelled first name and say, 'See, we haven't been doing such a bad job after all.' Hope the kid's shoulders are very strong."
VINCE COLEMAN: Suspended
"We don't know what--if anything--major league baseball is going to do, but we're suspending him indefinitely. That means he cannot be acquired at the 1994 auction draft or subsequently signed during the 1994 season. We'll review his case next fall."
"His first at bat is always the best. He doesn't have the chaw just right yet, so there he stands, spitting out little chunks of tobacco onto his chest, all the while stretching and twisting, kicking dirt, talking to himself, twitching his head back and forth, squinting at the mound, getting ready to throw body and soul into the fray. The perfect prelude to playing the game the way it's supposed to be played."
"Not exactly a banner year for the Straw Man. Depending on his back and this attitude, the salary is either $20 too low or $20 too high."
"Someone wake him up and tell him his career is over."
"In a rare quiet moment late last summer, Dallas the Large was analyzing the Mets' future, such as it is. When he got to El Sid, the team's Designated Yeller put it in a nutshell: 'Hell, everyone knows he could break down any time, but where are we going to go out and find a better arm?' Indeed. In Camden Yards, there will be the same uncertainty. Cross your fingers that he doesn't tear the bilateral cruciate pulley string in his funny bone while hefting a slab of Boog's ribs."
"New Yorkers have this problem: they remember Gooden when he was Doctor K. He's somebody else now. A smarter pitcher, one who uses his head as well as him arm. A grownup, no longer a wonderchild. But in the top of the ninth, when he gets two strikes on a power hitter with runners in scoring position, Mets fans get on their feet and start yelling like crazy for Doctor K to pay one more house call. And sometimes he does."
"Look at the 3.77 ERA. Now look at the 1-16 record. No, they don't compute. We're not saying he's hexed or anything, but we do advise you not to fly in the same airplane as him."
"Does anybody know whether he finished up those credits he needed for his Yale degree? We hope so, because it's time he started thinking about another line of work."
"A career reborn. Will get a chance to earn a spot in the Toronto rotation this spring. Keep an eye on him--he could be a Leiter bloomer."
"We hope he makes it back. He would be such a great guy to root for."
"About one of every four outings, this master craftsman gives a clinic on pitching. The other three, watch out."
"It took a final-week hot streak for the Franco-led Mets bullpen to keep from compiling the first minus rating in the history of the Rolaids Reliever Rankings. It was a crusade that had us on the edge of our seats. The problem with assigning any salary to Franco, now a shadow of his former formidable self, is that the Mets are stuck with him--sore elbow, non-sinking sinker, immense contract that makes him untradeable, and all. He'll get the ball a lot, at least in the first third of the season, no matter how he pitches. That could translate into a fair number of ugly saves and unwanted wins. (He practically tore the clubhouse apart last season after a couple of wins following blown saves.) And it could lead to heartache for Rotisserie owners who remember him when he was great."
"How good is Pedro J.'s stuff? Well, on the season's final weekend, Will Clark and Robby Thompson and a few of the Giants were sitting around, talking ball,and the general consensus was that the key to their chances of sweeping the final series with the Dodgers was to avoid facing this Pedro. Unfortunately, little did the Giants know that they also should have been hoping to avoid Kevin Gross as well. Could be the key to a divisional title in Montreal."
"Practical jokes and wisecracks aside, he remains a solid reliever with a winner's heart....McDowell is prima facie evidence of how miserably wrongheaded the Mets have been as judges of character over the years."
"Not just a powerful bat, but a powerful left-handed bat. The only thing holding him back is defense, and he's learning."
"Although he looked like he belonged when called up last year, the Expos felt that Floyd needs more work on his defense and may have trouble at first hitting against some lefty pitchers. When these minor kinks get worked out, start thinking Hall of Fame."
"In his two pro seasons, he made steady progress from short-season A to low A, to high A, seeming to get stronger as he moved up. And in case you haven't been paying attention, the Mets could use a little help on the mound."


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Roast Loin of Pork stuffed with Prunes
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Ingredients Required
|4 pinches
|Sea salt
|4 pinches
|Freshly ground black pepper
|Chopped bones from the loin (see notes)
|1 tbsp
|Groundnut oil
|Large Tomato, marmande or beef
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|Unsalted butter
|1 clove
|Garlic, unpeeled
|1 sprig
|Fresh thyme
|Dry madeira,
|Pork loin, boned and trimmed (see notes)
|For the garnish:
|Prunes, d'Agen if possible
|6 tbsp
|Cognac or Armagnac (marinade the prunes in the brandy for 6 hours)
Cooking Method
Preparing the Loin of Pork
- Open up the loin of pork, placing the fat side against the table. Season with the salt and pepper and place 8 of the marinaded prunes in the middle of the loin.
- Roll the loin up and secure both ends with skewers, then tie with 8 turns of string. Remove the skewers.
- Pre-heat the oven to 220°C or Gas Mark 7.
Roasting the Loin of Pork
- In a roasting tray, lightly brown the chopped bones in the hot oil and butter for 5 minutes.
- Then place the loin of pork on top of the bones. With a fork, prick the tomato (to allow the juices to escape and mix with the meat juices), and add with the garlic and thyme to the roasting tray.
- Cover loosely with foil and cook in the pre-heated oven for 1 hour and 30 minutes.
- Remove the tray from the oven and place the loin on a plate. Cover loosely with the foil and keep warm, resting for 30 minutes. Tip the roasting tray slightly and spoon out the fat.
Finishing the Sauce & Garnish
- Add the Madeira to the bones and tomato in the roasting tray and bring to the boil,scraping the caramelized bits from the bottom of the tray with a wooden spoon.
- Reduce the sauce by two thirds, then add the water and simmer for 5 minutes. Strain the juice into a casserole, discarding the bones etc.
- Skim off any fat and continue to reduce until 200ml remains. Add the remaining marinated prunes to the sauce and reserve, keeping warm.
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Hey guys, Medium level boulderer and beginning Sport climber from Portland Oregon here. I am planning to fly out and see family in the next few months who live in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Really interested in going to Rocktown while out there. What are the best times of year to go there? How are the landings? I may or may not have a bouldering pad. And probably a novice spotter. Tempted to check my old pad on the plane but have not looked into it much... What say you all?
Hey man! Atlanta resident here. Really, any time is a great time to go to Rocktown. Winter is possibly the best, actually, as long as it isn't too rainy. The rock quality is amazing and the breadth of climbs is astonishing. Just make sure you read the rules here: www.seclimbers.org/modules.php?name=area&file=rock-town and other than that, have fun! There's a lot of stuff that you could get away without doing without a pad, but you really shouldn't limit yourself by not bringing one. There are thousands and thousands of people in the ATL area that would be more than happy to loan you a pad, myself included. If you have a pad and a sentient spotter, the landings are generally just fine. I have a big metolius pad and the Rocktown guidebook that I'd gladly loan out if you need em. I won't be using them until well in to the new year. I live just north of Atlantic Station if you're gonna be in that area at all. Feel free to shoot me an email if you're interested / have any more questions - robdwilkey*at*gmail*dot*com -Rob
Really awesome, thanks for the offers. I may just have to take you up on the pad and book loan. My brother lives not far from you I think. And thanks for the link. Good to know that camping is free. I'm always a leave 'no trace' type of camper/climber and good to hear people regulate the area a bit. I guess I should check out weather trends and plan for a dry time at the end of winter or something. It would be dope to end up there with some locals, but I'm also not afraid to be solo (with a good pad).
Keep in mind the new day permit fee stuff that has been instituted there. They are strict.
Thanks for the replies! Still not exactly sure when I would be heading to GA but I am hoping it will be end of March at the latest. Has that been known to be a wet time of year? I know the dry times in winter are best but I couldn't make it during that time this year.
There is no wet season/dry season in Georgia. It is different day by day. It was 6 and sunny on Tuesday and calling for 60 and rain on Saturday. It has rained all of 2013 so who knows what this year will bring.
Make sure you buy your Georgia Outdoor Recreation Pass (GORP) in advance. Was out there last weekend and got stopped once by four park rangers checking GORP's. I had one, but many didn't and ended up getting fined over $1,000!
Heading Atlanta way on business at end of Jan and looking for trad/sport partners to climb with. How much is the GORP?
The 3 day, 8 person pass is $10.00 + $2.50 service charge. Out the door cost is $12.50.
Thanks for the info Justin :-)
Hey man, if you'll be in Atlanta you should take a trip up to stone fort In chattanooga, only 2 hours away and filled with extremely quality climbs.
good bouldering up there? I won't have any of my sport stuff or a belayer with me, so bouldering is what I am going for. also just siked to see the area of rocktown, even if I climb a minimal amount. i'll be in lawrencevill and atlanta most of my visit, so hoping to do 2 days at Rocktown? maybe
Stone Fort is all bouldering! It is incredible, I'm there almost every afternoon, the downside is that you have to pay $5 to get in which really sucks, but it's worth the price for a full day!
Definitely agree with AJ on this. Stone Fort has fantastic bouldering and is more condense than Rocktown. That can be good and bad at the same time. While you don't have to walk far to get to a different boulder problem, it can get really crowded really quick. Rocktown on the other hand is a little more open and typically is less crowded compared to Stone Fort.
well they seem the same distance from where I will be, thanks for the advice! I like the idea of not having to pay so much (compared to rocktown) to be in the climbing area. Looks like I may have changed my plan!
So it is official, I will be in Atlanta the 9th through the 14th of April to visit family and plan to visit Stone Fort as recommended in this thread. Not sure which days I will have free to jet out there but am hoping the weather is dry. Anyone heading up there that weekend that wants to bring a noob? Robert Wilkey - you mentioned loaning me a pad, that still up for grabs?? I'll pm later


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@V8Beast: First off, damn nice photographs. Love your action shots, fantastic! Based on some of the editing, I don't think the lack of a stop worth of real-world DR is going to affect your processing time much...you do some pretty extensive and unique editing, which I would figure is what makes your work stand out, and why you have a job!
Second, we obviously don't disagree (and, btw, I was not claiming you actually don't use your gear or your software correctly.) The point I've been trying to make, which I believe you have made for me better than I could myself...is low-level differences that require poking around a raw file with open-source editors so you can see special masked off data that is only supposed to be used by code...just doesn't matter. With or without the extra DR (which, keep in mind, has only really been the case for not even three years in production DSLR's), you can still take photographs that rival or surpass what was possible with the best film in the past. Many of the advancements in digital technology have given digital a significant edge over film (such as low light photography, for which we have far better tools today to capture high quality and high detail way beyond all but the most expensive and specialized films of the past.)
Its human nature to want more, to want the best, to want everything...and at 1/10th cost. I have to wonder the cost of all the complaining, though, given the technical differences translate into marginal real-world gains/losses either way. We already have someone on this forum who posted a question asking if he was insane to dump Canon and go to Nikon...and the reason he was asking was because of all the talk about DR and noise and how atrociously horrible and nasty its going to be compared to Nikon had him worried. Thats a really sad state of affairs, to open up a discussion about something that causes your average photographer to worry that much about their gear to the point where they LITERALLY consider dumping their gear (at a guaranteed loss of some amount), jumping ship, and buying new gear. Your photos demonstrate that its possible to take fabulous photos with old gear, let alone the brand spankin new 5D III.
Its one thing to debate the technical merits of one technology or another in a forum of like-minded tech-heads who enjoy tearing things apart and figuring out how they work and how they compare on every level. Its another thing to give the average photographer (or even professionals who generally couldn't give a crap about the low-level technical specs, so long as the pictures they see it take look great and service their profession) enough worry that they waste money switching (only to find the grass really isn't that much greener on the other side, not nearly worth the cost they went through to get there), when that isn't the goal of all the tech-talk in the first place. I think the people tearing up CR2 files over on DPR to measure DR, SNR, noise, banding, etc. have failed in that respect, and done a disservice to the people who just need a tool to aid them in their profession or hobby (and really couldn't care about how the least significant 3-4 bits of Canon and Sony sensors compare.)
I just want to clear up one too though, most us did dig into for no particular reason but only after we ran into the issues in the real world more than a few times. It depends what you want to shoot, etc. I don't mean to say it will matter for everyone at all, for some it virtually never may, but it's garbage OTOH to just turn the whole thing into a big joke and laugh it and so beyond downplay it as you are and you can get a bit snide and insulting about it all.


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Thrombocytopenia in Dogs
Thrombocytopenia is a medical condition where blood platelets become too low in animals. Platelets are produced in the bone marrow and then released into the blood stream. They also serve the important function of maintaining hemostasis. Low platelet counts can be found in any breed of dog, and at any age. Treatment options do exist and unless the cause of the condition is serious, prognosis for the dog is positive.
Thrombocytopenia affects both dogs and cats. If you would like to learn how this disease affects cats, please visit this page in the PetMD health library.
Symptoms and Types
Dogs with a low platelet count may display symptoms such as:
- Fever
- Lethargy
- Heart murmur
- Urinary Bleeding
- Excessive coughing
- Excessive nasal mucus
- Collapse (in severe cases)
Thrombocytopenia can be caused by a variety of factors, including:
- Leukemia
- Lymphoma
- Decreased platelet production
- Extreme blood loss due to a hemorrhage
- Increased destruction of platelets in the body (infectious agents are the most common cause of this problem)
Veterinarians will measure the dog's blood to determine its platelet count and compare the level against normal baselines. He or she will also rule out any recent trauma or other issues related to hemorrhaging.
Typical blood laboratory tests will be able to determine the cause and whether it is due to a more serious underlying medical issue. In some instances, a bone marrow sample may be used to rule out a variety of medical conditions.
When internal bleeding or issues with ruptured organs are suspected, your veterinarian may perform X-rays and ultrasounds on your dog.
To normalize the dog's platelet count, a platelet transfusion may be recommended. In some cases, an entire blood transfusion may be needed to correct anemia.
Living and Management
One of the more serious complications to look out for in dogs with thrombocytopenia is the potential for excessive hemorrhaging, which generally occurs during an injury or cut. Your veterinarian may also recommend reducing the dog's physical activities or removing any hard foods from its diet, as it can cause your pet's gum to bleed.
There are currently no known preventative measures for this medical condition.
A cell that aids in clotting
The prediction of a disease's outcome in advance
A type of slime that is made up of certain salts, cells, or leukocytes
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During World War II Russia was the only country to allow female fighter pilots to engage in battle. White Rose tells the true story of 'Double Ace' Lily Litvak, the first woman to shoot down another plane, and the battles she had on the ground to win the respect of the men in command.
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ASHEVILLE — One line remains elusive on North Carolinas craft brewing resume: a nationally distributed beer. But the next best thing will soon hit bottle shops across the country: a beer made with North Carolina malt.
New Belgium Brewing collaborated with Ashevilles Riverbend Malt House to debut a special beer made with Carolina rye, a grain variety grown in the state since the Civil War.
The Colorado-based brewer calls it RyePA, a India pale ale marked by big, juicy, fruity hop flavors complemented by a spicy rye finish.
Even though the beer is part of New Belgiums small-batch Hop Kitchen series, it was a big task for Riverbend, a 3-year-old, mostly two-person operation.
The big craft brewer ordered 17,000 pounds of grain for a beer that is an impressive 40 percent rye. It was more than twice the size as Riverbends previous largest order.
Ive been telling people we didnt cancel Christmas, but we got pretty damn close to it, says Brent Manning, one of the co-owners. We were basically running batches right up to Christmas Eve and then back on it the day after Christmas to meet the order.
Riverbends product is unique. From a nondescript warehouse southwest from town, the company is reviving the ages-old floor-malting process using local grain.
The rye in the New Belgium beer was grown by Carter Farms in Eagle Springs, which is about 80 miles southwest of Raleigh in Moore and Montgomery counties.
It is malted in the traditional three-step process: steeping, germination and drying and kilning. In the germination room, with the temperature and humidity closely monitored, the grain sits on the concrete floor in a 6-inch-thick circle where it is raked by hand.
The batches were done 1,300 to 1,400 pounds at a time, a seven-day process for each.
The approach impressed the New Belgium brewers when they visited a year ago, amid planning to open their own East Coast operation in Asheville. We left totally inspired, brewer Matty Smooth Gilliland recently wrote on the companys website. The quality of their craft and their unbelievable work ethic left an indelible impression on us.
The beer will go in early March to the 37 states where New Belgium distributes. Its huge exposure for Riverbend. They are basically saying that they believe in your mission and the quality of your product to put it in every one of our states, Manning says.
And its not just us, Manning continues. I think its a real vindication and recognition of what all the small-scale micro-maltsters are really doing, which is trying to connect their local farming community to the wildly popular and expanding craft beer market. This is just a great way to connect those dots, really.
For Riverbend, the connections are many. In mid-January, once the New Belgium order was complete, the maltsters began a major expansion into a new space in the same building to meet increasing demand.
The extra room along with a more efficient and automated process means Riverbend can move to 8,000 pounds at full build-out in March.
Its where we needed to get to to be able to talk to these guys who are coming into town, Manning says. Everyone is growing. Its not just the New Belgium order that is big. There are guys going from a nanobrew system to 15-barrel system, and they are looking to us to grow with them.
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Point Lobos Ridge – Carmel. Panoramic Ocean Views. Sleeps 10 in Carmel Highlands
- bedrooms 4
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- sleeps 10
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Big Sur Setting - Carmel Location:
You will begin your drive on a 1.8 mile private road that winds through the Whisler horse and cattle
ranch and climbs from sea level to 1,200 feet traveling through a forest of Monterey Pines, Cypress
Trees, Redwoods and Maritime Chaparral. This small-gated community consists of only eight land/home
owners and the California State Parks.
Majestically situated on top of famous Point Lobos Ridge, this absolutely stunning home offers the
most incredible whitewater and ocean views of Carmel and Pebble Beach, in fact you can see all the
way to Santa Cruz. Situated on nearly 9 acres this newly constructed luxury estate leaves one
absolutely breathless.
With 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and 4,350 square feet of living space this comfortably elegant home is
unparalleled in quality and design. Offering the privacy of two master suites, on two separate
levels, each with vast ocean views. Enjoy indoor outdoor living as you may open up all the doors in
the living area to the sun drenched terrace and invite the outside in. The kitchen is of the highest
quality in appliances and is fully equipped for your convenience. You will lack for nothing.
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Home Style:
A modern estate home with seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living spaces with twenty
five exterior doors opening to native grass meadows and slate patios. Thousands of acres of open
space border this ridge-top property.
Home Layout:
Two master bedrooms suites plus guest bedroom.Great room, living, dinning and kitchen
Two fireplaces and wine cellar.
Radiant floor heating throughout.
Detached underground garage with roof of native grasses
Exterior Lighting:
Solid brass and copper lighting fixtures
Rubbed bronze low voltage lighting
Recessed low voltage lighting
White Bronze, Rocky Mountain hardware throughout home. Faucets, hinges, door opening latches ect.
100 plus year old Reclaimed oversized post and beans from the Great Salt Lake.
Reclaimed barn wood ceiling planks.
Detached garage with native grass rooftop.
Four built in matching SubZero under counter refrigerator and freezer.
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Wolf Cook top and oven
Two dishwashers Fisher – Paykel
Engineered stone counter tops
Customer cabinet's hand crafted by Mark Sullivan.
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Custom Built-in BBQ, granite sink concrete counter and cabinet
Concrete floors and pool plaster showers.
Materbath, enclosed exterior tub and Mosaic tile shower
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Hammered nickel steel sinks.
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Powder, ½ bath. Sonoma stone sink with custom steel base
Oversized slate seamlessly connects South & North patios and great room.
Stone bench with glass rail outlines North Patio perimeter.
Built-in to slate patio is a Water Lilly pond / Waterfall
Organic shaped Valagoman stone retaining walls.
Copper roof.
Stone lower level exterior walls
French doors open to native grass and wild flower meadows
Native landscaping with low voltage lighting to highlight pathway landscape.
Radiant floor heat through out home
2 fireplaces
Wine Cellar
Floor to ceiling glass
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Among the highest peaks on the Monterey Peninsula, carefully tucked in on a 1,200-foot ridge-top
setting on 8.73 acres. Sweeping panoramic open water views of Carmel Beach, River Beach, Still Water
Cove, and Monterey Bay, stretching to Moss Landing, Santa Cruz and even Ano Nuevo on a clear day.
Unique microclimate is 10 – 15 degrees warmer than Carmel and high above the fog. Sunrises and
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through the Valley. Thousands of acres of California State Parks open space are on two sides of the
property. Large open space allows for little ambient light creating an abundance of stars and
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A woman tells FOX 5 it's a miracle she's alive after surviving a serious crash last Wednesday.
Claire Winder, 22, was driving north on Interstate 85 near Hamilton Mill Road when a piece of tire came at her. Accounts say the car in front of her slammed on its brakes and Winder swerved out of the way to avoid an accident, only to end up pinned under an 18-wheeler.
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|Kasich: Everyone is watching Ohio
|Wednesday, February 20, 2013 2:03 PM
"There is something unique about Ohio, something special," Kasich said. "We've all seen our state drift over time, we've seen it get old, we've seen it misfire and fall behind but like a great old home, I knew Ohio could be restored to its grandeur, to its greatness."
Kasich pointed to the creation of 120,400 jobs, making the state the number one in the Midwest and sixth in the nation in job creation.
"Our credit outlook has improved and we've seen advances in manufacturing. Unemployment went from 10.8 percent to 7 percent. Right here in Lima, there were 2,200 new private- sector jobs created," he said. "We have a balanced budget. We started with 89 cents in our Rainy Day Fund and we now have a $1.9 billion surplus. We didn't just cut. We re-engineered. We re-invented Medicaid and coordinated health care. Other states are looking at what we have done."
Kasich attended the recent Global Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and found people wanted to talk to him.
"They wanted to talk about what we are doing here in Ohio," he said.
Kasich said JobsOhio is a "vital economic driver that's diversifying Ohio's economy from just one or two sectors to include bio-health, auto manufacturing, financial services, aerospace, IT, agri-business and energy."
Kasich also said Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor's Common Sense Initiative is making things easier on the private sector without undue risk.
"If you use common sense, you in fact can protect people's safety, you in fact can protect our environment and still have job creation in this state," Kasich said.
The administration has also seen the state workforce drop to its lowest levels in 30 years.
"Should we just rest on our laurels? That's what most people think, when we pull out of the depths of where we were, just kind of relax. Should we just put the state on cruise control? Or, I've got another one for you, should we spend the surplus? Just kind of take the foot off the gas?" he asked. "Well, we're going to keep our foot on the gas."
Kasich is asking for approval to a plan to overhaul the state's school funding, an expansion of Medicaid under the federal health reform law and an overhaul in his $63.2 billion, two-year budget of the state's tax structure.
Kasich's plans include overhauling Ohio's tax code to lower rates for sales, income and small-business taxes, broadening the tax base to include a list of services and raising the severance tax on high-volume oil and gas drillers swarming the eastern half of the state.
Kasich also encouraged lawmakers to support his decision to expand Medicaid. The state would see $2.4 billion from Washington to cover those newly-eligible for Medicaid over next two years beginning in July.
"This action is vital to help Ohio's safety net for the poor and particularly for the mentally ill," Kasich said. "Some of them live under bridges, some of them live on streets, some of them are in our jails tonight."
Kasich defended the merits of his new school-funding formula, which gives $1.2 billion more to K-12 education and applies equally to all districts based on their property tax wealth, residents' income and their students.
"Ohio must help those schools that can't help themselves," he said. "Education needs to be driven by the needs of the students not adults. No district will receive less than they did last year but we are in a period of transition. In the future, school districts may not get as much as they have in the past."
Kasich looked out at the crowd and acknowledged it would not be easy.
This is a big agenda. There's a lot of stuff here," he said. "We will need a big lift to get this done. All these policies are intended to create jobs — our greatest moral purpose."
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