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How to Wash Throw Pillows:
Throw pillows add a touch of contrast to a couch, bed or chair. They are perfect for using as a headrest when you lay down on the couch or as an arm rest for extra warmth while watching television. Whatever their use, after a period of time, they need to be washed to get back that fresh smell
- Unzip the cover on the throw pillow and remove the outside from the inner stuffing. If you do not have a zipper, take out a few inches of stitches so that you can remove the outer cover. If you choose to leave the cover on, it makes it much harder to dry and the pillow may end up loosing its shape
- Zip the outer cover closed and wash in a washing machine under a delicate cycle with like-colored clothes, preferably in cold water. Regular detergent should be fine, as well as any rinses that you normally use
- Remove the washed cover from the washing machine and stretch out to its original shape and line dry. There is a possibility that the heat of the dryer might shrink the pillow cover and you would not be able to use it again. You can hang it outside if you have a clothes line or inside on a clothes hanger--both will work just fine
- Open the zippered or non-zippered cover and carefully reinsert the stuffing into the pillow case. Square up the corners by positioning the stuffing so that it sits evenly in the cover. Zipper it shut or use a few slip stitches to close the opening you made
The Best Way to Clean Stuffed Animals:
Stuffed animals pick up dust and dirt easily. If you are an allergy and/or asthma sufferer, this can have negative effects on your health. Cleaning stuffed animals should be done frequently and carefully in order to preserve their longevity
- Clean your stuffed animals in the washer by putting them inside a pillowcase. Make sure that the pillowcase is zipped or tied up. It is best to wash the stuffed animals with a gentle detergent on the gentle cycle. The amount of detergent to use depends on the quantity of stuffed animals you are washing. Typically, you will use about a capful of detergent. If the stuffed animals are heavily soiled, then you should increase the amount of detergent to a capful and a half. Wash light- and dark-colored animals separately in case colors bleed
- To dry the stuffed animals, place them near a dehumidifier to ensure no damage will occur while drying. It takes about three days for the stuffed animals to dry inside and outside. The heat from using a dryer could cause the fur or hair to get damaged
- For extra caution with the washer-cleaning process (especially regarding the animal's shape and formation of mildew inside), make a slit in a side seam and remove the stuffing. Once the outer skin is washed and dried, refill the skin with stuffing and sew the animal back up
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Rielle Hunter is sorry - really, really sorry - about the affair she had with John Edwards.
The woman who had a child in secret with the former Democratic presidential candidate is so sorry, in fact, that on Tuesday she re-released her June 2012 memoir "What Really Happened: John Edwards, Our Daughter, and Me." The updated version, titled "In Hindsight, What Really Happened," is thoroughly annotated with Hunter's regrets and mistakes.
"I behaved badly," Hunter writes in a cathartic blog post about her new memoir for The Huffington Post. "That may seem obvious to you but it's taken me a long time to admit that, even to myself. For years I was so viciously attacked by the media and the world that I felt like a victim. I now realize that the attacks are actually beside the point. The point is: I behaved badly."
Hunter, who was a videographer for Edwards as he campaigned for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, acknowledges how much she hurt Edwards' wife, Elizabeth, and their children.
"I am very sorry for my wrong, selfish behavior," Hunter continues in her blog post. "Back in 2006, I did not think about the scope of my actions, how my falling in love with John Edwards, and acting on that love, could hurt so many people. I hurt Elizabeth and her kids. I hurt her family. I hurt John's family. I hurt people that knew Elizabeth. I hurt people who didn't know Elizabeth but loved her from afar. I hurt people who gave their hard earned dollars to a campaign - a cause they believed in," she wrote.
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Our Green Gem XLT 4x4 SuperCrew tester came equipped with the 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine mated to an electronic six-speed automatic transmission. Despite sloppy road conditions, the powertrain made for confident highway passing when traffic was moving, and when we had extended idle times (waiting for the cabin to warm up) our mileage numbers didn't suffer. EPA fuel economy figures rate the V-6 at 15 mpg city and 21 mpg highway, and that's not too far off from what we saw.
Driving through unplowed residential areas and side streets did not faze the truck, as it stayed planted with minimal wheel spin. We experienced little road noise; the only detectable engine noise were the turbos and then only under heavy acceleration.
Visibility around the truck was excellent, helped in large part by the commanding seating position. I especially liked the LED turn signals mounted in the rearview mirrors; heavy snowfall and nighttime driving can be unnerving sometimes but these small touches helped me feel more confident about being visible to other drivers.
Inside, our F-150 had gray cloth bucket seats along with a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a six-way power driver's seat and a 4.2-inch LCD cluster screen. That center-mounted screen is positioned high in the center stack and is easily read from anywhere in the cabin. One key feature, especially useful when temperatures dropped, was the thick, chunky button layout across the dashboard. Even while wearing heavy gloves, all of the center and steering-wheel-mounted controls were easy to toggle, allowing us to keep our hands warm but still make adjustments. Not so great is the position of the climate control, which is a manual, single-zone unit. The twin dials are located at the bottom of the center stack, and the only indicator of fan speed or temperature is with small dots that are not easily identified with a quick glance. The adjustments are even more difficult to see at night.
Our tester came equipped with power and heated mirrors, which made quick work of overnight icing. The SuperCrew easily held a load full of adult passengers, and several noted how much legroom they had in the back seats. However, getting in and out was a different story. While the vehicle came equipped with sidestep running boards, they proved to be a bit hazardous. The oval-shaped steps were narrow and when wearing boots or any other snow footwear, they were almost too small to provide solid footing. Additionally, any short drive around our slushy, snow-covered town or on the highway quickly added a layer of packed mush on to the steps, making them challenging to use. After a quick run to the grocery store, attempting to step in and reach into the second row to retrieve our last bag and a rolling can of soup proved to be quite a task with the slippery steps.
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Here are some other voices from our Chicago colleagues and their thoughts about the new 2013 Ford XLT F-150 with the EcoBoost engine after they spent some time behind the wheel.
The truck moves out well and doesn't feel labored, and I especially appreciated its power reserve when navigating traffic on the highway. The engine's turbochargers sounds are most interesting, kind of a cross between a big-rig semi and a heavy-duty diesel pickup truck.
Even with an empty cargo box, it rode relatively well, though the suspension wasn't quite as compliant as I remember the one on the new Ram 1500 being. You especially feel expansion joints on the highway in the F-150.
It's pretty easy to acclimate to the F-150's size, and that's partly because of its precise steering, which holds up well against newer competitors. There isn't a lot of play in the wheel, and its heft feels appropriate for a truck. It's a nicely tuned setup that doesn't require making small steering inputs to keep the truck cruising straight.
Less appealing are the truck's brakes, which stop the pickup without drama but which have a very numb pedal feel.
The backup camera and parking sensors are useful, and they made navigating our downtown Chicago parking garage less stressful. The tow mirrors, though, make an already-wide truck even wider; I had to keep a close eye on them when pulling to the gate of our garage so as not to clip the ticket machine. A power-folding feature for mirrors like this would be welcome.
The configurable instrument display looks great - nice color graphics and useful information, all selectable by steering wheel controls.
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Life in the NBA isn't fair.
And that wouldn't be all that troubling, except that the league is built on competition. And if you build a league on competition, then it should be fair competition, where the league's integrity is at least preserved and at most championed. As is, it is neither preserved, nor championed.
It is simply up for sale.
The rest of that article is pretty much what you'd expect, but his point up there is important because it's probably going to be echoed a lot in the coming months.
So, rebuttal:
We're talking about teams from big markets being the only teams rich enough to exceed the salary cap and pay massive luxury taxes, right?
Yes, the Lakers will be taxed for the big salaries now on their roster. But given their market and the extra money they bring in from that market, they can pay those penalties on their way straight back to contention.
There are forecasts that the Lakers, between salaries and luxury taxes, in the coming years could shell out some $150 million. The Jazz will hover at less than half that annual amount. Utah could spend more to win more, but, on the tethered basketball and business side, that kind of spending for a small-market team isn't sustainable.
Right. Okay.
Well... the Bulls had the best record in the NBA last season and didn't pay a dime in luxury tax. Neither did the Thunder. The Spurs paid less than three million. The Heat won the NBA title and paid 6 million dollars in tax, a number they definitely recouped with playoff money.
The Spurs, Bulls and Thunder weren't richer than the rest of the league. They lucky and smart as they built through the draft, while the Heat were lucky and smart building through 2010 free agency. Money had very little to do with it. You could complain that players flock to Miami and L.A. more than Salt Lake City, but that ends two ways:
- Should we restrict players' freedom to play where they want?
- Should we get rid of teams in places like Salt Lake City because they can't possibly compete?
(A hard cap may limit superteams like L.A., but it wouldn't necessarily keep Deron Williams from looking around at his crappy teammates and searching for a bigger market.)
But we're off track now.
More important: As Henry Abbot noted at True Hoop today, the idea that the Lakers have been "buying" success all these years does a disservice to how evil and brilliant they've been.
The Dwight Howard trade is just the latest perfect example. They didn't need Dwight, so they waited and refused to trade too much. In the meantime, they traded for Steve Nash using a salary exception they created when they gave away one of their four best players (Lamar Odom) for nothing last winter, an incredibly risky move at the time.
Once they had Nash, Howard became more attractive to L.A.'s front office (as the missing piece) and L.A. became more attractive for Howard (as an instant title contender). The benefits for both sides made too much sense. So, L.A. spent the last month putting together a trade, and the rest is history. The Lakers will pay a lot of money for their starting five this year, but nobody else in the NBA would've been smart enough to even put themselves in that position.
Likewise, one reason L.A. can pay that much money is because they've spent the past 30 years paying for success and taking risks and refusing to rebuild, which in turn made them the most valuable and visible team in the NBA, with massive revenue streams that allow them to overpay for future success, guaranteeing more value. It's called running a successful business. If that aggressive model only works in a major media market, it's not the only model that works -- just look at the teams in the NBA Finals last year.
Meanwhile, according to Mark Deeks and Sham Sports, the Knicks have paid 195 million dollars in luxury tax since 2002. Over that same span, they've won exactly one playoff game. Winning isn't easy in any market, and with apologies to small market fans who want to hate the Lakers for being rich, the NBA's integrity isn't "up for sale" any more than the Knicks are title contenders every year.


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At the UVM Hort Farm in South Burlington, they have a Cary Award winning garden. The Cary Awards highlight some of the lesser known trees and shrubs that grow well in New England.
The first one is a Heptacodium! It's also known as the Seven Son tree. It flowers in August and September which is really unique for most trees.
Most trees bloom now or even earlier, so to have something blooming late in the year is great! It has white, seven-petaled little, fragrant flowers that bloom in August and September. It grows to about 15 to 20 feet tall, in full sun or part shade, and in semi-moist soils, too. And once all the leaves drop, it has beautiful colored bark as well.
If you are interested in bark, such as the shaggy kind of bark that you see on this maple tree, try the paper bark maple. It has cinnamon colored bark that exfoliates right through the winter. It's a beautiful, 30 to 40 foot tall tree, hardy to zone 4, so a good one for most areas in Vermont.
And then finally if you want a big bush, the fothergilla is blooming right now! It's got white, bottle brush-like flowers that smell like honey. It's a nice fragrance. Fothergilla grows 6 to 10 feet tall. It's great for a hedge or a nice planting in an island in the lawn. You have to watch if you plant it close to a building because it might get too big. It's carefree, easy to grow, hardy to zone 4, and has some nice fall color on the foliage as well.
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Since NY1's inception, Budd has contributed feature stories outside the world of sports on subjects ranging from the one-year commemoration of September 11th to profiles of Steve Van Zandt and Clarence Clemons of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. His anchoring work was cited in an Emmy awarded to NY1 in 1999 for a half-hour special on the death of Joe Dimaggio.
Budd was born in 1959 and raised in Monroe, New York, where his primary loves were the Knicks, the Rangers and The Beatles, though not necessarily in that order. He attended the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1981 with a degree in International Relations. Budd has worked in radio and television news and/or sports ever since, including jobs at WNBC Radio, CNN New York, and WRGB in Albany, before coming to NY1. He has also worked as a freelance feature reporter for "Sportsdesk" on the MSG Network.
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Complications of Type 1
Low Blood Sugar Awareness - What is Low Blood Sugar Awareness?
Low blood sugar awareness is a vital part of managing our diabetes. Yet, you can lose your sensitivity to low blood sugar symptoms if your blood sugar is high. Most people rely heavily on their ability to sense a low sugar level coming so that they can either check their blood or treat it. How sensitive are you to the early signs of a low blood...
Low Blood Sugar Awareness
Low blood sugar symptom awareness, also called hypoglycemia awareness, is common among people who have consistently high blood sugar. Yet being able to recognize the early symptoms of low blood sugar is critical in preventing a diabetes emergency. Learn how you can retain your awareness of low blood sugar symptoms.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Diabetic retinopathy can affect those with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Just having diabetes puts your at greater risk of vision problems than someone without diabetes. But with early detection and annual vision testing, diabetes doesn't have to cause major problems with your sight. Learn what could happen to your vision and what you can to...
Gastroparesis affects both those with type 1 and type 2 diabetes and is where your stomach takes too long to empty its contents. Gastroparesis is a type of or nerve damage that can result from consistently high blood sugars. Learn what you can do to prevent and treat this chronic condition.
Erectile Dysfunction and Diabetes
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common problem for men with diabetes. Nearly one-half of all men with diabetes will experience ED sometime in their life. But, diabetes doesn't need to put an end to sexual satisfaction. Learn more about ED and diabetes and the effective ways it can be treated.
Diabetes and High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure and diabetes often go together. It is estimated that about two-thirds of people with diabetes have higher than normal blood pressure and this puts them at greater risk for many health problems. The good news is that there is something you can do about it.
Kidney Disease
Kidney disease that is caused by diabetes can lead to serious problems. One of the best ways to prevent kidney disease is to manage your blood glucose levels well. Learn how diabetes can affect your kidneys and what you can do to prevent kidney disease.
Diabetes and Peripheral Arterial Disease
Peripheral arterial disease, also called PAD, occurs when the blood vessels in your legs either are blocked or narrow, restricting the blood flow to your legs and feet. Nearly 1 in 3 people with diabetes over the age of 50 has PAD and it can be a serious risk factor for other problems like heart attack and stroke. The good news is that you can...
Diabetes and Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is a condition where you have an intolerance to a protein called gluten. It causes poor absorption of nutrients and can lead to malnutrition and a number of other serious problems. Fortunately, it can be correctly diagnosed and treated. Learn how celiac disease is common with type 1 diabetes and what can be done to treat it.
Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome
Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome describes a serious condition that can develop in people with diabetes. It is also called a diabetic coma. Learn what hyperglycemic hyperosmolar nonketotic syndrome is and how to prevent it.
Thyroid Disease and Diabetes
Thyroid disease is occurs frequently among those with diabetes. About one in 8 people with type 2 diabetes and about one in three with type 1 will develop thyroid disease. Learn the symptoms and what you can do to prevent and treat thyroid conditions while managing your diabetes.
Diabetic Neuropathy
Diabetic Neuropathy is a condition where particular nerves in the body are damaged as a result of chronically high blood sugar. Two out three people with diabetes experience some degree of neuropathy. Learn more about what it is and how you can prevent or minimize the potential damage to your nerves.
Tight Blood Glucose Control
Tight control of blood glucose can greatly improve your energy while it greatly reduces the risk of diabetes-related health problems. But tight control of your blood sugar takes work and is not appropriate for everyone. Learn what it takes and whether it is a good fit for your diabetes management goals.
Common Diabetes Skin Conditions
High blood sugar can cause a number of health-related problem for those with diabetes. But it can also affect your skin. Sometimes, changes in your skin are the first signs of high blood sugar. Here are some of the most common diabetes-related skin conditions and what you can do to treat them.
Preventing Insulin Shock
Insulin shock occurs when the level of your blood sugar drops quickly and leads to unconsciousness. It is a severe form of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and can be fatal if not treated in a timely manner. Learn how you can prevent it.
Treating Severe Low Blood Sugar in Children
Treating severe hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) in children requires that you have access to an emergency glucagon kit. You also need to be prepared to know what you should do before an emergency like this arises. Learn what you need to know about glucagon, when to give it and how to administer the proper dose.
Hemochromatosis and Diabetes
Hemochromatosis is a relatively unknown disease that is caused by an excessive build-up of iron in your body. This build-up of iron in the tissue is caused by a defective gene and can lead to organ damage. In particular, it can damage the pancreas and result in diabetes. The good news is that it is a treatable and possibly reversible condition...
Treating Severe Low Blood Sugar with Glucagon
Treating severe hypoglycemia or low blood sugar requires that you have access to an emergency glucagon kit. You also need to be prepared to know what you should do before an emergency like this arises. Learn what you need to know about glucagon, when to give it and how to administer the proper dose.
Diabetes Emergencies
Diabetes Emergencies can be a common occurrence for some. But even when they are rare, it can be very scary. The good news is that most diabetes-related emergencies can be prevented. Learn how to treat an emergency situation when it arises and prevent future ones from happening.
Ketoacidosis - Treatment and Prevention
Ketoacidosis, or DKA, is a serious condition and a diabetes emergency. During DKA your body is searching for fuel because it doesn't have the insulin it needs to use glucose. Learn more about the cause of ketoacidosis and what to do if it occurs.
Hyperglycemia - High Blood Sugar Treatment and Prevention
Hyperglycemia, or high blood sugar, can be a diabetes emergency if your glucose goes too high. Not only might you feel poorly but sustained high glucose levels increases your risk of diabetes-related complications. Learn the symptoms and how to keep this from becoming an emergency situation.
Hypoglycemia Can Be a Diabetes Emergency
Hypoglycemia can be a medical emergency if you don't act quickly. Low blood sugar brings on a number of symptoms that must be accurately recognized and treated to avoid potential danger. Learn the symptoms and what to do if this emergency strikes.
Complications of Type 1 Diabetes
Unfortunately, there are a number of health problems than can arise as a result of having type 1 diabetes. Find out what they are and how you can prevent them.
Kidney Disease
Your kidneys are a vital part of your overall health. Learn how diabetes can affect your kidneys in this article from About.com: Diabetes.
Diabetic Neuropathy
Neuropathy is a general term used to describe damage to the nervous system or individual nerves. This informative brochure by the National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse provides a thorough review of this complication and explains the types, causes, treatments available and ways to prevent neuropathy.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Retinopathy is the most common eye disease associated with diabetes and is also a leading cause of blindness. This comprehensive article from the National Eye Institute offers the latest information about treatment and prevention.
Foot Complications
Because diabetes affects your blood vessels it can impair your circulation causing a number of foot problems to occur. Learn about the most common diabetes-related foot concerns from the American Diabetes Assoction and what you can do to treat and prevent them.
Proteinuria - Kidney Damage and Diabetes
Proteinuria is a condition that is often associated with diabetes, especially those who have been living with diabetes for several years. Learn what happens and how you can treat it.


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The pause in interest rate cut by the RBI may not be good news for mid-cap companies that typically tend to have high interest payouts. But quite a few companies in this universe run their business on low debt and thus face no debt servicing problems.
Almost a third of the BSE Midcap companies have an interest coverage ratio of five times or more. That means their operating profits cover their borrowing costs by at least 5 times. MNCs such as Kansai Nerolac, Alstom or BASF, which are regularly funded by their parents as well locals with rich cash or low debt, such as Marico, Lakshmi Machine Works or Mahindra Holidays all have high interest coverage.
Besides, 15 per cent of the 170 companies (for which balance sheet data is available) in the midcap index have nil debt. As the market currently favours companies that are cash rich or have a sound balance sheet, do these mid-cap companies make for good buying opportunities?
No, because of their rich valuations. Having delivered supernormal returns in a short period, many of these stocks now look expensive. For example, companies such as 3M India, Britannia Industries or Berger Paints have all delivered good results besides possessing the defensive qualities mentioned above.
The above stocks therefore delivered returns anywhere in the 40-235 per cent range in the last six months and look steeply valued now in terms of their price earnings ratio.
The valuations they demand will require them to grow their earnings by 30-50 per cent annually in future. A task that is not easy, if you go by their past performance, in much better times. That simply means that opportunities that were available in the mid-cap space have been amply tapped in the last six months to a year.
Large-cap scene
But contrast this with the equation for large-cap companies. The stock of BHEL is trading at 7.6 times its trailing earnings in contrast to the 12-16 times valuations enjoyed by other capital goods players in the power space. This, after the company delivered a 17-per cent earnings growth, in sharp contrast to the marginal increase or even decline in earnings by quite a few companies in the space.
BHEL was an underperformer in the market in the last six months on account of slower order flows, linked to lack of activity in the power generation space.
Then there are large-cap players such as UltraTech Cement or ACC that rallied over 25 per cent year to date and yet are cheaper compared with mid-cap plays such as Shree Cement. The large-caps space also showcases dividend yield plays that can provide you with hefty returns in the form of dividends even when their stock action remains mute.
With rich cash, these options are more abundant in the large-cap space. Hero MotoCorp, refiners such as IOCL, BPCL, HPCL and even power plays such as REC all offer dividend yield of anywhere between 3.6 per cent and 5.1 per cent. Buying a stock at depressed prices obviously hikes your dividend yield too.
READ ALSO: Time to buy large caps


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Governance and Management
North Portage Development Corporation (NPDC) was incorporated on December 13, 1983, under the laws of Manitoba as a community development corporation and commenced operations on that date. The objective of the Corporation is to provide a mechanism for implementing the redevelopment of the North Portage area through a combination of investments by the Corporation, the private sector, institutions and governments. The Corporation is owned equally by the following shareholders:
The Forks Renewal Corporation (FRC) is a wholly owned subsidiary of NPDC. FRC was incorporated on July 24, 1987 under the laws of Manitoba and commenced operations July 29, 1987. The objective of the Corporation is to provide a mechanism for implementing the redevelopment of the former CN East Yards area through a combination of investments by the Corporation, the private sector, institutions, and governments.
The operations of the two Corporations were merged in 1994 to form The Forks North Portage Partnership. The Partnership is governed by a ten-member Board of Directors appointed by each level of government. The Chairperson is selected unanimously. The Chief Executive Officer directs the business affairs of the organization through one central administration office responsible for the management of The Forks and North Portage sites.
Below is a current list of our Board of Directors:
Rick Bel, Chair
Currently owner, Fort Garry Hotel and Sandpiper Restaurant Group. Previously owner of Sandpiper and Prairie Oyster Restaurant. Former Professor of Economics at the University of Manitoba and Professor of Economics at Kobe University in Japan and Lecturer in Economics at London's School of Economics. Prior to that, Rick pursued doctoral studies at the London School of Economics.
Daniel Boucher
President and CEO la Société franco-manitobaine; previous posts with the organization included Manager of Political Affairs and Executive Director; current director The Forks North Portage Partnership. Extensive work in the community field in early career in the office of the Minister of Environment at the provincial level.
Ginny Devine
President at Viewpoints Research Ltd., a market research firm in Winnipeg specializing in polling, surveys and focus groups. Previously Chief of Staff to the Premier at the Goverment of Manitoba from 1981-1988. Ms. Devine received her Bachlor of Education from the University of Manitoba.
Sarah Zaharia
Owner and Managing Director of a marketing and branding firm in Winnipeg, Zaharia has worked for the Minister of Health and the Premier before specializing in Interactive Digital Media for the World Trade Centre and later New Media Manitoba. Her board experience includes the Manitoba Pharmaceutical Association, Canadian Women in Communications and the Societe franco-manitobaine. She received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Winnipeg.
Jeff Rabb
Together with Arch Honigman, Jeff owns Dorchester Developments, one of Winnipeg's premier property management and real estate development companies. He has served on, and been a major financial contributor to, numerous committees and councils including the Children's Hospital Foundation, the Asper Jewish Community Campus, the Rady Centre and YMHA Sports Dinner board. Mr. Rabb's career is highlighted by several distinguished honours including an award for community service from the Professional Property Managers Association, the Max Nathanson Young Leadership Award, and a nomination for Entrepreneur of the Year in 2002.
Charlene Shatsky, B.N.
Board Director with The Forks North Portage Partnership, and member of the Board Governance Committee and Chair of the Board Human Resource Committee. Has occupied senior management positions at the Victoria General Hospital as Manager of Corporate Planning; former Director of Programs and Patient Services for Medicine; member of College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba and served as President of the Canadian Association of Critical Nurses Manitoba Chapter, member of board of Victoria General Hospital Foundation and Chair Victoria General Hospital Fundraising Gala.
Marv Tiller
Marv incorporated Canadian Shield several years ago, to provide management, investment and acquisition services to clients.
Prior to that, Marv completed a successful 10-year career as Vice President and General Manager of Hudson's Bay Northern Stores, and as President and CEO, Hudson's Bay Northern Stores (North West Co.) Additionally, he spent several years as a member of The Bay Board of Directors.
Alan Borger
Alan has served on the Finance and Audit Committee since 2006. He is the President of Ladco Company Limited - a diversified company with interests in land development, property management, heavy construction and hospitality. Alan is a member of the Law Society of Manitoba, the Residential Tenancies Advisory Committee and the President's Advisory Committee, University of Manitoba and has served on a number of other committees and boards.
Bill Hodgson
During his 43 years in Finance and Banking, Mr.Hodgson held several senior positions with the TD Bank and most recently as a Vice President with Cambrian Credit Union.
Bill has served on several Boards over the years some of which include the United Way, Rainbow Society, Association of Competitive Curlers, Arthritis Society, Carleton Club, Victoria Beach Club, RTC Appeals Board.
Lila Goodspeed
Information to come.
Jim August, Chief Executive Officer
Jim has been CEO of The Forks North Portage Partnership since July 2000. He was involved with The Forks Renewal Corporation during its inception as an advisor in the initial planning and governance structure. Under Jim's leadership The Forks North Portage has been involved in a number of projects that have enhanced Winnipeg's downtown. During that period The Forks has received national and international awards from the Canadian Institute of Planners and the Waterfront Center (Washington DC).
Jim lead a management consulting practice throughout the 1990's and was General Manager of Winnipeg Core Area Initiative throughout the 1980's. He is presently active on a variety of community boards including: Economic Development Winnipeg (executive committee), Waterfront Center (Washington DC), Premier's Economic Advisory Council (executive committee), University of Winnipeg Community Renewal Corporation and advisory committee for University of Winnipeg Inner City Campus program.


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Brewmaster's Premium Reserve Russian Imperial Stout - Sprecher Brewing Company
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Ratings: 255 | Reviews: 180 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by SheepNutz:
4.33/5 rDev +18.3%
Half a liter bottle poured into a snifter. It pours a deep black color with one finger of light tan foam. There is no lace. The smell is rich in roasted malt, cocoa powder, and coffee. A real nice blend of aromas. The taste is sweet, with lots of malt. Caramel, chocolate, and molasses with a hint of mocha cappucino. The mouthfeel is thick and smooth. The drinkability fairs well too. A nice imperial stout.
10-25-2004 18:36:44 | More by SheepNutz
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North Carolina
4.03/5 rDev +10.1%
Poured into a Guinness pint glass jet black with a fizzy caramel color head,the color was nice but I wasnt expecting the fizzy look I got from the head.Aromas are killer,dark fruit,rum,bitter chocolate,and roasted coffee all come together real well and its not subtle by nay means.Maybe not quite as full as I was expecting in the mouth but its close,sweet buttery rum flavors with bitter chocolate and dark fruit making it sweeter at the onset,a nice earth/woody note in the finish keeps the sweetness in check enough.Not a bad RIS,quite drinkable,you can have more than one.
7.9%ABV per bottle label.
03-06-2011 22:25:05 | More by oberon
3.55/5 rDev -3%
Holy head. Towering, monstrous, intimidating tan head. Great Head! Body is ruby hued jet. Rich, tempting mouthfeel that lets down in the finish. Smells and tastes almost entirely of chocolate and coffee. Hints of burnt toast and anise seed. Drinkability is above average. ABV is well covered. Overall, this beer is lacking something. It needs a finish so basically it needs a bit more hops or a little less sweetness. Still, its very good for the price.
03-16-2006 19:53:49 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.53/5 rDev +23.8%
Purchased from Ray's Liquors in Wauwatosa, WI. Pours a midnight black body with a dark tan head the falls over time. Aroma is of cream, brown sugar and chocolate. Full bodied and smooth this beer has burnt, smoked wood and dark chocolate and mocha flavors. Great complexity and drinkability. Gets more interesting with every sip.
07-23-2009 02:56:24 | More by blackearth
New York
3.65/5 rDev -0.3%
22 ouncer, plastic/wax top (a pain to get off), hang tag, the whole bit, purchased at New beer, in NYC, pours black and gooey, dark tan head, tiny bubble film and some spotty lacing. Nose is richly of expresso, cocoa nad dark bitter chocolate. Strong brew, notes of black coffee, bitter chocolate. Alcohol quite present and prickly on the nosrtils. Black currant jammyness, thick smoke and oilyness with overtones of a coffee/choco blackout trainwreck. This one likely could use a few years in the bottle to mellow out, now its drinking a tad on the rough, unbalanced and unrefined side for my sensory system.
02-08-2007 01:43:10 | More by Billolick
4.25/5 rDev +16.1%
10-30-2013 00:47:59 | More by reitzbrewing
4.5/5 rDev +23%
06-02-2012 00:26:17 | More by tyleeis
5/5 rDev +36.6%
04-02-2012 23:17:09 | More by jmbraxton
3.68/5 rDev +0.5%
Most Russian looking RIS I've ever had, the bottle itself just looks so Russian, from the label, to the shape of the bottle itself. Black pour, tan head, 1" in depth, respectable retention and lacing. Aroma is dark bread, mild chocolate, dark fruit in a miniscule way, with a little alcohol to round it all out.
Dry unsweetened chocolate, dark fruits, breadiness, licorice, and plenty of warming alcohol continues into the mouth on the initial sip. While the alcohol is there, it really doesn't detract from the drinking experience, plenty of thickness to the mouthfeel. Pretty smooth overall. Detectable amounts of toffee and caramel, but this stays below average for sweetness of an RIS, if you like sweet syrupy RIS, you might not be all in on this one.
I think this one might have a bit higher of a rating if it wasn't so dang cheap and available. Wisconsin makes some delicious stouts that are available off the shelf in 4 packs for around $10. If only they made them special releases and charged $10+ a bottle. . .
12-27-2011 23:15:11 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.8/5 rDev +3.8%
Dark black appearance with some reddish light transmission but on the thinnish side in the pour. Head is minimal, brownish and down to a skim in 30 seconds. Simple ring and dot laces. Vanilla to the aroma, slight raspberry tones. Mouthfeel is a little light for the style, but there's an agreeable chocolate tone to the flavor with some sense of light fruit, almost nectarine. Good carbonation and balance, slight drying at the close. Compares in some ways to a lighter version of a personal fave, Rogue Shakespeare -- but lack the bitter roastiness and rum-steeped fruitiness of a well done Imperial. But its quite drinkable, its best quality overall.
10-21-2003 15:48:14 | More by ADR
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +9.3%
My bottle states that the abv is 7.9% abv pours a pitch black body with a mocha tan head, forms nice even chunks of lacing with each sip. Aroma dark burn black patent malt with a touch of coffee. Dark fruit, soft oatmeal like grain additions give it an Impy Stout light feel. Flavor is nice warming alcohol with dark fruit a touch of candy. More dark roasts mild coffee heavy with plum or booze soaked raisins. Mouthfeel is medium bodied a bit light for some Imperial Stouts but this beer has done me right I don't care if it's more of a Double Stout, it works flavors collide and then form a cohesive balance with each sip. Drinkability overall is solid perfect portion versus a bomber I'd rather drink this than most of the heavy micro stouts I've tried recently.
12-19-2009 04:32:51 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
3.6/5 rDev -1.6%
16 oz bottle poured into extra large Austrian glass beer mug.
Pours near black with some dark brown/reddish hues. Large, creamy tan head has a trace of orange coloration and good retention - leaves a good amount of sticky lacing on the glass.
Sweet and lightly spicy aroma. Less clear-cut aroma of dark roasted malt than expected. Hints of dark, ripe fruits.
Taste is unusually sweet. The hops that lend a spiciness to the aroma fail to do enough to counter the sweetness until the finish, although the sweetness does linger into the finish. Seems to lack a solid dark malt base until near the finish. A bit of tartness to it.
Mouthfeel is smooth, but with some tongue tingle; Full body. Light carbonation that seemed appropriate.
Overly sweet from the start to mid-taste. More of a sour component than usual.
11-09-2011 23:47:09 | More by chinchill
North Carolina
3.18/5 rDev -13.1%
Bottle says 7.9%. Gold wax over flip-top. Paper-sack brown label. Brown glass bottle. Water has two hydrogen atoms for every oxygen atom. Love your mother.
Pours into the snifter a terribly deep black color, with a creamy mocha-colored head that lasts and lasts and lasts. So far I'm gonna say it's underrated, but I haven't even smelled it yet.
Aroma is a wonderful melding of coffee beans, latte froth/steamed milk, bittersweet baking cocoa, and very slight and supportive mineral notes.
Taste loses me a bit. Mineral takes over, as does the roast without any of the gooey sweetness or robust nuttiness suggested by the chocolate/coffee tones in the aroma. Not only does the body seem a little too thin for a Russian Freakin' Imperial Stout, but the taste itself seems kind of watery. And it offers a weird pucker-y, nearly sour citrus peel flavor, all the way through but especially in the finish. Huh?
I liked Sprecher's tripel from the same Huge Waxed Flip Top Reserve Series, or whatever they're calling it. Wasn't perfect, but it was nice. But this...it ain't great. Ain't crap either, but they're asking you to drink a ton, with a bottle this size (a whole liter of the stuff). Maybe they should stick to soda...
07-28-2011 23:01:50 | More by Metalmonk
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
07-27-2013 08:07:39 | More by BamfBacon
3.63/5 rDev -0.8%
A bold stab at an Imperial Stout. Richly black wih some burgundy tinges. Small tan head, but it sticks around for all 9 innings. Vapors of molasses draped prunes.
The mouth is first greeted with some vanilla and strong black coffee/ roasted malt flavors. Then comes the tidal wave of sweetness that lasts well after the sip travels down the esophagus. Gooey grape jam, brown sugar, caramel nougat and molasses. Lacks the bitterness from both the charry, roasted malts and the hops. Very "grapey", though not in the vinous way that I love my Impies.
Syrupy, and sticky in texture. Coats the mouth, but yields quickly to a thinness. Overall, it feels pretty decent...though maybe a little too carbonated. A little more balance (either from more bitterness/hop presence, or (preferably) less sweetness), would make this alot better. Despite its modest stature, its difficult to consume due to the overriding presence of sugar.
Nice to see an Imperial brewed here in WI. Not the best, but I'll take it. Kudos to Sprecher for experimenting with new styles...nice start...now, a little tweaking would bring big rewards.
I do enjoy this. Actually, quite a bit. It's highly unique and boldly flavored. But I'd be kidding you if I said this didn't fall short as an Imperial Stout.
03-05-2002 02:27:50 | More by cokes
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev +0.5%
Dark brown with reddish tint. Was quite good at room temperature. Thanks Radek. Chocolate and malt and roastiness offset and controlled the bitterness and the coffee. Above average mouthfeel. Smooth Drinkable. A hit for this brewery, though an after-ran RIS.
05-01-2008 00:01:22 | More by Sammy
4.03/5 rDev +10.1%
Appearance: Black. Impenetrable except for a ring of glowing deep mahogany at the base of the Imperial pint. Creamy, lasting head of very dark tan. Walls of thin, bubbled lace. Nice!
Smell: Deeply caramelish. Molasses. Fruity with cranberry! Roasty malt with a slight smoky edge... almost like burnt black coffee at 3:59 AM in a greasy spoon. Charred wood. Very much like very dark-kilned chocolate malt... some black malt/roasted barley too. Fruitiness! Burnt sugar. Burnt toast. Bourbon. Scotch. Rich.
Taste: Dark caramel intertwined with deep fruit appears upfront. Berries. Slight cherry. It's initially juicy and reddish, but turns to more black-skinned fruit as it warms a touch. Some sugar and alcohol hits it and it becomes like a nutty European apertif. Caramelish malt rounds it out. Grassy hops rise towards the swallow. The caramel never fades, but it turns darker as the roastiness and burnt character rise, eventually leading down a thin trail to deep-charred character in the dry finish. Bitterness is solid. Dry, roasty finish with a flash of fruit, some lingering caramel and honey-drizzled nuttiness, and then almost-raspy roasty bitterness. Leaves a burnt, acrid taste in the mouth like burnt toast... sounds bad - quite nice! The alcohol is always kept in check.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied. Moderate carb. smooth.
Drinkability: The alcohol is pretty well kept in-check, as are the bitterness and roastiness - so no negatives. A bit more richness would entice.
01-10-2007 04:12:56 | More by NeroFiddled
New York
3.78/5 rDev +3.3%
Poured from a 16oz. bottle into a Blue Point snifter. Says 7.9% abv. on the bottle. Possibly a different vintage? No bottle date.
A: Standard pour yields a fine, mocha colored, 1 finger head with moderate retention. Beer itself is thick, viscous, and opaque black. Lacing is present but nothing special. Also fades rather quickly.
S: Nose is dark chocolate, coffee, a hint of booze. Sweet soy saucy flavor is distinctly light. No fruitiness is detectable.
T: Opens soy saucy and slightly boozy. Grapes. Coffee is in the background and comes to the forefront towards the middle along with more fruitiness. Finish is chocolatey, sweet, and dark fruit (pruney). A bit on the boozy side but no more than most other RISs.
M: Medium bodied, more carbonated than most its style but smooths out as it warms. Oily and sticky in the mouth. Finish is messy and lingers. Makes your lips stick to the glass.
D: Complexity is there and the lighter mouthfeel is actually a welcome aspect here. Not a BIG RIS that is defined by over-the-top heaviness but very enjoyable. Wish I had access to this one as its definitely enjoyable.
01-20-2010 01:53:27 | More by SpeedwayJim
3.43/5 rDev -6.3%
Shared this with a couple friends. It's a nice enough beer, but tame for the style. And really, no 8.5% beer should be short on character like this one. There's a pleasant smoky character followed by creamy chocolate, but not much else. It's bland for one of the potentially richest beer styles out there.
11-29-2010 05:10:15 | More by tempest
4.5/5 rDev +23%
05-17-2013 15:29:53 | More by eliz108
3.6/5 rDev -1.6%
Got this one from Sebletije, cheers Seb!
Pint bottle pours a claret toned mahogany with a finger of mocha head. Above average head retention & lacing, on the cusp of a 4.0
S: Dark fruits, leafy hops, toffee & cocoa powder
T: Dark fruit, licorice, iron & roasted malt up front. Powdery cocoa, mocha & a touch of warming booze as this warms up.
MF: Smooth, near zero carbonation, some oilyness
Drinks fairly easy for the style, there are many better ones out there, but this is a solid citizen in that RIS community! Almost turns the corner to near greatness, not quite
11-25-2008 04:46:14 | More by russpowell
3.55/5 rDev -3%
Almost black, ruby highlights are noticeable in spots, small, quick to dissipate darkish-tan head, no lace. Disappointing nose, hollow malt aroma no development beyond that. Pleasant palate though, toasty chocolate malt, some bitterness, coffee notes with well-developed bitterness, seems like a combination of coffee beans and hops, plus a whisper of sweetness. Almost full-bodied, perfectly carbonated, moderately dry but the finish is tacky and tongue coating somewhat odd.
If you ignore the Imperial Stout label and enjoy this beer for what it is, a very good stout, you will like it.
04-03-2003 13:21:52 | More by bditty187
3.23/5 rDev -11.7%
Brought back from Wisconsin by Jyppy. Alcohol percentage was listed as 7.9% on the bottle, not 8.5%. Into the Northwind snifter...
A - Dark body with amber tints. A finger of tan head with no lacing or retention.
S - Not the most assertive aroma for an RIS... Nice wood, cinnammon, anise hints to the sweet chocolate and slightly bitter roasted malt backbone. Some fruity esters, but not in an overpowering way. The flavors that are there are nice...
T - Sweet chocolate with nice cinnamon notes at the entry. Slight herbal notes develop towards the finish. Does dry out in at the swallow, and leaves a nice semi-sweet baker's chocolate flavors that linger for a while. All these flavors seemed muted compared to most RIS.
M - Medium body, actually reminded me of a big IPA rather than an RIS. Soft mouthfeel.
D - This is not a bad beer, good collection of flavors, great balance... That being said, this RIS lacks balls. At a shade under 8%, and without the big bitterness one expects from an RIS, this just doesn't fit it's style. Enjoyable beer, but not what I expect from this style. You have been forewarned.
01-15-2009 17:55:32 | More by SammyDavisJrJrJr
3.38/5 rDev -7.7%
Presentation: Poured from a 16 oz brown bottle into a Duvel chalice. Label is flat paper and depicts the bulb shaped domes so typical of Russian architecture. No clear freshness date, but there are some numbers stamped on the neck. Picked this up while in Tennessee a few weeks back.
Appearance: Pours with 2 fingers of thick, viscous dark tan head. This settles very slowly to a still complete cap of foam. The beer itself is black as night and completely opaque.
Smell: Strong sweet molasses smell with just a hint of roasted barley and anise in the finish.
Taste: Sweet taste of dark fruits and caramel upfront. This fades quickly to a not quite substantial enough backbone of chocolate and coffee malt with slight undertones of roasted barley and oatmeal smoothness. Lingering aftertaste of chocolate sweetness.
Mouthfeel: Average carbonation with great body; very thick and viscous.
Drinkability: Not bad, but certainly not up there with what I would consider some of the top notch yet widely available Russian Imperial Stouts. Sprecher does a lot of styles very well; I just don't think this is one of them.
11-12-2011 02:46:41 | More by beveritt
3.8/5 rDev +3.8%
Poured a completely black color with the thinnest of tan heads.
Smells of slightly sweet chocolate malts and a slight coffee flavor.
Taste is a mildly sweet toasted maltyness with fair amounts of coffee and chocolate flavors so typical in this type of beer. Also detect a bit of Anise flavor.
Mouthfeel is incredibly thin for an Impearial stout. Just not the body you would expect.
Drinkability is fine as this is a pleasant tasting beer with no off flavors to speak off. Just not quite as Imperially as I would like.
02-26-2005 03:42:33 | More by bashiba
Brewmaster's Premium Reserve Russian Imperial Stout from Sprecher Brewing Company
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"They should just step into our shoes because they don't know what it's like for us…it's all work there's no break time," continued Schauffler, "There's no extracurricular activities like projects and stuff it's just all sticking to the packets and sheets and notebooks that's it there's nothing else."
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