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He'Brew Genesis 10:10 - Shmaltz Brewing Company
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3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
08-30-2014 20:27:44 | More by jaxon53
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
04-09-2014 19:38:02 | More by harpus
4.3/5 rDev +15.9%
22 oz bottle. didn't expect much but was happily surprised.
nice mix of toasty and caramel malts, a vague fruitiness, and ample alcohol. faint spicy hops. no solvent notes. Didn't even realize this had fruit in it; comes across as a 2-3 year old barleywine.
pours very clear, orange/copper, showing quite a bit of depth, some legs, and topped with low off-white head with very brief retention.
fairly rich, but surprisingly not muddled. Once again seems fresher than it is. this was left at room temperature the last 7 years; I only put it in the fridge a couple days ago. ample caramel. now that I know it has fruit I'm looking for it, and though I'm still not sure I could call it pomegranate there is a definite flavor there that doesn't quite seem hop-, yeast- or grist-derived. No real oxidation, just a smoothing of the malts. Some complexity here without being muddled. Really well in balance. Bitterness is firm, lingering slightly into the aftertaste. Medium level but not obtrusive. Finish is a bit sticky, warming, not hot, and decidedly malty.
fairly full body, some warming alcohol, medium low carbonation. again a bit sticky.
fruit is well integrated and doesn't scream fruit beer. Basically an aged English barleywine at this point, and the hops have held up amazingly well. would love a bit of a flowery/spicy fresh hop aroma on top of it.
Don't know if I had this one fresh or not, but age has treated it well. No real negative oxidation and only a faint hint of the kind of sherry I'd expect at this age. It remains clear and the flavors are distinct rather than a muddy/muddled overaged sample. Color me very pleasantly surprised. I'd have this again in a heartbeat. And since I'm sipping it a snifter at a time, I've got a ways to go.
07-27-2013 21:20:32 | More by udubdawg
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
04-27-2013 04:53:05 | More by doucmehu
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
12-24-2012 22:31:43 | More by cliff1066
3/5 rDev -19.1%
02-18-2012 22:29:57 | More by jfcaa193
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
01-23-2012 05:59:31 | More by imperialking
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -19.1%
01-10-2012 17:52:30 | More by bonbini26
4.1/5 rDev +10.5%
Shmaltz Brewing Company--HE'BREW The Chosen Beer--Genesis 10:10--10th Anniversary Ale Brewed With Our Chosen Specialty Malts, Hops, Brewers Yeast And Pomegranate Juice--2006 22 oz. Bottle. 10.00% ABV. 50 IBU's? (4.25 / 5.0) ESB--Imperial? 4 @ $5.99 Each. Minimal thin light white lace head. Clear bright rich red color. Malty earthy floral toasted toffee hop front. Light sediment. Creamy mellow sweet cloying earthy doughy pomegranate toffee crusty rich smooth toasted body. Smooth mild hot hop spice end. Sampled 11/1/2008.
07-14-2010 03:31:51 | More by philbertk
3.2/5 rDev -13.7%
I got this beer from a local liquor store that had them in a bin and the bomber were a dollar each. Now that I have looked it up I know why...it was brewed in 2006 and they still had a bunch so let se how it tastes 4 years later.
It pours a dirty brown very cloudy with a light tan head.
It smells very sweet and rich. Some spicy notes and very fuity.
The sweet fruity smell is over balanced in the taste with bitterness from hops. If there was any hop flavor in this beer it is long gone 4 years later as expected. Spicy flavor with some berry flavor for a very short time near the end.
This beer has a lot going on and is very over powering. The flavors are not melding very well at this age.
03-01-2010 03:08:44 | More by JoePat
3.58/5 rDev -3.5%
Thanks to SeaBass for this treat.
A: Poures a nice amber hue with a tall white head. Okay retention with some spotty lace.
S: Aromas of sweet malt, toffee, and caramel. Nice summer fruit stands out as well with apples leading the way.
T: Sweet malty goodness. Fresh red apples and toffee really stand out. Sweet caramel. A hint of tartness from the pomegranate.
M: Medium in body, smooth.
D: Not too bad.
12-25-2009 22:13:42 | More by tpd975
3.43/5 rDev -7.5%
received as an extra from AdamB84, thanks!
06' vintage.
medium to dark amber pour, dipping my nose into the glass presents a nice smooth caramel aroma with a very slight fruit tone no hops are evident, classified as a fruit/veggie beer but this is a barlerywine for sure.
nicely melded caramel on the tongue that gives way to some fruit bitterness, I'm not sure I'd call it pomegranate but its enjoyable none the less.
carbonation is good, perhaps a touch under where I'd like it but at 10%abv this is very smooth and certainly doesn't detract from drinkability.
overall this is enjoyable, I wouldn't mind having this again.
10-31-2009 21:27:34 | More by 6DaysBottomOcean
4.4/5 rDev +18.6%
22 oz. bottle, brewed in 2006,
From the label -
"Come my beloved, let us go to the fields. If the pomegranate trees are in flower, then I shall give you the gift of my Love." Song of Songs 7:12
A: Pours a light orange, with a full white head, long lasting, surprising for how old it is. Good lace as well.
S: Heavy on the malt, light notes of pomegranate, barleywine-esque, notes of must and soil. Great inviting smell of aged malt. The pomegranate certainly comes out as it warms.
T: Barleywine style toffee malt, the noticable earthy, rustic hop character melds beautifully with the mild pomegranate essence in the beer, giving a port-like quality. An elegant elixir, the flavours come together very well. The beer ends with a long, dry fruity hop aftertaste.
M: Smooth even with the chewy/resiny aspect of its barleywine character. Medium/full-bodied, very soft carbonation, off-dry, with a light and easy ethanol burn at the end.
D: A lovely beer at this stage, and I think it will continue to evolve though it is quite drinkable now. This is not a straight-up fruit beer where the fruit dominates. The pomegranate is really in the background, this beer is a barleywine at its core. I don't know why this lone single was sitting around by itself at Mr. Kegs, but I'm damn glad I picked it up.
09-26-2009 17:41:49 | More by Halcyondays
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
I quickly opened my bible and turned to Genesis chapter 10 verse 10 and read aloud as my wife and I were curious....no relevance whatsoever, no problem as I understand the whole 10th anniversary thing. At least I am rewarded with a mighty fine barleywine, American style no doubt. Fruity sweet aroma, the mouth begins to pucker a bit as I sniff the glass. Amber pour with some dark copper and ruby red tints, minimal head that quickly vanishes and no lacing. Standard feel to this one, but the finish is very calm considering the style and high abv. Nice blended flavor, high octane with the malts starts out with a biscuit taste that leads to the sweet maltiness coupled with a fair share of hops and finally finishing with a refreshing dose of fruit flavor (from the pomegranate of course). That last part really makes this unique and very interesting in a really good way. Some yeastiness towards the end, extremely enjoyable...The chosen beer eh.
11-23-2008 22:00:06 | More by kinger
New Jersey
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
A: Poured a nice ruby-orange color with off white head that left a slight sticky lacing.
S: citrusy pine aroma, a big maltiness, dark fruit and fresh dough.
T: The flavor was smooth and very clean with some fruitiness, sweet malt backing a good hop bitterness reminding me of Chinook with some sticky pine resin texture and pungent grapefruit notes. There was a slight alcohol warming in the finish from the 10%abv.
M: sticky in nature. light carbonation.
D: Good drinkability for a fruit beer. good enjoyment.
11-07-2008 23:02:35 | More by beerthulhu
North Carolina
3.85/5 rDev +3.8%
Appearance: Pours a fairly clear amber color with a garnet tone; the head fails to persist but does splash a little lace from time to time
Smell: Rich caramel with an unusual cherry tone; since I have not smelled a pomegranite for a while, I think that is what I must be smelling; even after several years, I also smell some alcohol
Taste: Opens with the cherry/pomegranite flavors tangled up in caramel; a modest pithy orange bitterness joins up at mid-palate; after the swallow, the flavors turn a bit harsh and lose the balance in the initial profile
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: Despite the harshness on the finish, it still drinks nicely and has an unusual character about it that makes it somewhat memorable
10-12-2008 17:57:12 | More by brentk56
New York
3.2/5 rDev -13.7%
Pour a slightly clouded deep amber with red hues, and is capped by a tight creamy tan head. Good retention and some lace left behind.
Aroma is similar to a Belgian dubbel - fruity esters and burnt sugar, with grassy hops and a hint of berry. Mild alcohol brings up the rear.
Tangy sweet-tart flavor of sugary malt and fruit. Lots of burnt caramel that gets too sugary. Pomegranate is noticeable but does not mesh well with the burnt malt. Alcohol is a little too assertive as well with booziness really coming through. Finishes dry and astringent. Interesting but just not working for me.
Full bodied and creamy, but way too cloying. Gets a little rough after a while. Didn't think the alcohol would be as much as an issue with some age on this beer, but I was wrong.
10-10-2008 19:20:06 | More by Lupe
4.43/5 rDev +19.4%
Appearance: Orange, almost brown body with a large-bubbled head that is only slightly off white. Head sticks around, leaves some lacing.
Smell: Very fruity, apples, oranges, lots of citrus. Makes me think of a weak orange juice. A bit of tart from the yeast, perhaps? Yes, definitely yeasty, a touch of hops. Invigorating, interesting, makes me want to know more...
Taste: The fruitiness is pronounced in the taste as well as the nose, but the oranges take a back seat to the apples. A touch of bite from the hops, a nicely warming sensation from the alcohol, and an overall sweet apply fruitiness that I like quite a bit, almost despite myself. Finishes dry but clean, leaves the palate wanting more.
Mouthfeel: Moderate thickness on the beer, chewy (presumably) due to suspended yeast in the bottle. Nice for style, enjoyable.
Drinkability: I am usually not at all a fan of fruit/vegetable beers, but this one is pretty stand out. I'd think of it more of a slightly citrusy IPA or DIPA as opposed to a regular fruit beer. Highly enjoyable, worth the trouble to seek out, although since it's not brewed anymore I guess I'll just have to content myself with this one bottle.
08-16-2008 01:50:27 | More by danielharper
3.9/5 rDev +5.1%
Thanks to egajdzis for opening this aged bottle...
Appears an orange toned amber with a tiny, off white head that quickly fades into a mild collar. Splattered spots of lacing are left around the glass.
Smell is of malted grains, citrus, and juicy pomegranate juice.
Taste is of citrus, malt, and cocoa infused pomegranate with berries.
Mouthfeel is light bodied with alcohol in the background, leading to a thin finish.
07-29-2008 01:55:35 | More by weeare138
3.98/5 rDev +7.3%
A - Poured out a cloudy amber hue with a foamy, tan, two-finger head that left big sticky rings of lace.
S - It smelled of pomegranate, grains/barley and malt. There were also sugary sweet aromas.
T - It was very malty and sweet. There was a noticeable alcohol flavor. The pomegranate tasted was understated.
M - It was soft and smooth. A medium-bodied beer.
D - This was pretty good. By far the strongest fruit beer I've ever had.
07-15-2008 17:39:29 | More by zeff80
2.83/5 rDev -23.7%
2006 Bottling; Sampled May 2008
This has been sitting at the back of my fridge for quite some time now, don't know why I never got to it but...
A vigorous pour produces a three finger thick, tan colored head that just rises above the rim of my 25cl tulip glass. The beer is a clear, rich amber hue that shows a brilliantly clear copper-amber color when held up to the light. The aroma is fruity with just a touch of a spice edge to it. Aromas of cherries, mahleb perhaps, berries, woody pepper and a touch of earthy spiciness. A touch of age is perhaps just noticeable, it really adds only a touch of Port-like aromas.
Smooth and creamy up front, but it quickly becomes a bit fizzy as it rolls across the tongue. It finishes with a hot alcohol note and a bit of astringency that is accentuated by the same. A berry-like fruitiness is found in towards the front and middle of this beer before the astringency and hot alcohol in the finish drown it out. A touch of toasty malt towards the finish almost seems to have a touch of roast character to it (but that might just be the alcohol influence again). This is probably more fruity than anything with flavors that remind me of cherries, currants and perhaps a touch of pomegranate (this last not nearly as distinct as one might expect). This is not super heavy bodied for a beer of this strength, but does have some heft to it.
I am surprised how present the alcohol is still, I would have figured after two years it would have mellowed out some. I am really disappointed in this beer, despite the fact that I held on to it for so long, it is worse than I expected. This could still age quite well for at least another couple years and may even improve.
Purchased: Plaza Liquors, Tucson AZ
05-27-2008 02:45:37 | More by Gueuzedude
West Virginia
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
22 oz brown bottle,sent to me from Sudsdog. Poured into a flaired tuliup glass.
Cloudy deep amber with glowing ruby rede highlights.A 2" creamy tan head streams of tightly knitted ting bubbles surging all around the sides of the glass,lots of sediment/yeast particles at the bottom of the glass.
Fruity esters,perfumy,dry grassiness,the flaired tulip glass did the aromas justice.
An earthy/grassy first impression,with a tangy and tart fruitiness.Heavy burnt carmelly malt tastes always arising from the background.Finishes very dry,astrigent.
Very creamy mouthfeel with medium cloyingness.Turned rough as the beer warms with booziness reallt coming through. Left a dry wine-like aftertaste. Would have a better finish with the right food paring.
05-19-2008 02:48:25 | More by jcdiflorio
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle.
Very thin off-white head that soon develops into sparse lacing atop a cloudy caramel colored brew. Sweet and fruity aroma almost like a jolly rancher, but nothing pungent and I certainly wouldn't be able to tell that it is made with pomegranates (had I not read the bottle first). The taste starts a little malty and grows increasingly hoppy as you start to notice the high alcohol content. My mouth is left rather sticky and with the lingering taste of hard candy.
05-02-2008 02:33:36 | More by leif86
3.88/5 rDev +4.6%
He'Brew Genesis 10:10 pours a hazy mahogany color with an off white head from a brown twenty two ounce bottle. There is some fruit in the aroma and some caramel malt. This is a strong one, the alcohol is noticeable to me, but it's a pretty good beer. Caramel malt provides a strong backbone, and there is definitely a fruit flavor, which I would have to attribute to the pomegranate. Pretty good.
02-26-2008 00:13:08 | More by Drew966
New York
4/5 rDev +7.8%
From notes taken at the Hop Devil Grill:
Pours a pretty deep amber to ruby color with a some white head that settles to a consistent foam. Quite attractive in the pint glass.
Scents are the potent barley wine variety coupled with sugary, Belgian type malts. Flavors are much like the scent leaning more towards a Belgian strong dark ale type thang. Dark fermented fruits, maybe it's the pomegranate piping up but I never pinned down that particular note.
Overall, this struck me as a good, tasty, high octane beer. A fitting 10th anniversary creation.
02-20-2008 04:33:25 | More by ommegangpbr
He'Brew Genesis 10:10 from Shmaltz Brewing Company
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I like this album too, but I must vehemently disagree with the other reviewer about the sample at the start of the album. It's a terrible choice and sticks out like a sore thumb. It's instantly recognizable, even if you've only seen previews of the movie Malice. Even if I didn't know the quote, I think I would immediatly know it was Alec Baldwin speaking… and his persona doesn't exactly coincide with the mood of the music. I know it all seems like a minor point. After all, it's only about 5 or so seconds of speech. But it's the first thing on the album! It just sets the wrong mood. One could turn on Turner Classic Movies, and in a matter of minutes come across a better quote to use, and one that most people have no previous associations with. Why would I want to be reminded of a subpar 90's thriller right as my mind is open, anticipating listening to and evaluating a new piece of music? I really wish bands would stop using such recognizable quotes. It takes you out of the music in a most unpleasant way. And this quote is just terrible anyways… nonsensical even. I remember it being extensively mocked actually when the movie came out. Really, quite lame… it's just such an awful choice for an otherwise good album.
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Some of the best Power Metal I've heard in a really long time. I was so pleasantly surprised to hear something in the veins of Iced Earth and Blind Guardian but even slightly more aggressive. COULD NOT ASK FOR MORE.
The CD begins with a choice movie dialogue sample from the film "Malice" where Alec Baldwin, playing an egomaniacal super-surgeon, intones, "You ask me if I have a God-complex? Let me tell you something…I am God." Then the opening track, "Twisted Eyes", surges forth with stampeding force and instantly engages the listener with agressive guitars and Blind Guardian-like layered vocal choruses. However, unlike their previous release, "Evolution Purgatory", most of the hooks on "When Eden Burns" are contained in the choruses with sustained guitar chords underneath, the promising instrumental "Zion" notwithstanding. This might have fans screaming "sell-out" in droves if it were not for the strong songcraft and often superb arrangements. The weakest song in this Power Metal chain comes from the fairly simplistic "Slaves of Labour" which takes a long time to get anywhere near interesting before degrading once again into verse/chorus/verse dynamics. For the most part the songs here are mid-tempo incantations that expand and contract at the will of the guitar riffs and double-bass drumming. While "Evolution Purgatory" seems to accelerate throughout the track list until its explosive finale, "When Eden Burns" takes a few more spins to fully appreciate. I can still hear the occasional In Flames and Iron Maiden influences strewn throughout, but Blind Guardian is once again the primary influence here often conjuring memories of their superb release, "Imaginations from the Other Side." First time buyers might do better to pick up "Evolution Purgatory" for a more instant, cathartic gratification, but "When Eden Burns" shows Persuader's songcraft maturing to the point where flash and substance can indeed co-exist. "The Return" is a fantastic example of this as sing-along choruses are laced with speedy guitar licks and driving double-bass drumming. The title track opens with a barrage of thrash-style riffing before downshifting tempos, some even reaching the speeds of early Black Metal status before a middle-of-the-road chorus sticks to your brain, switching up and down making this song the most engaging track on the album. In fact, during the chorus I actually checked the lyric sheet to sing along the very first time through. I never do that. This album is becoming more and more enthralling with each spin. Whether it's the Spanish guitar-break on the song "Judas Immortal", the awesomely catchy chorus from "Doomsday News", or the myriad production flourishes that elevate the material to even greater heights, I am extremely pleased that I bought "When Eden Burns." Except for the unfortunate addition of "Slaves of Labour", this is an otherwise excellent Power Metal album that should please many fans of the genre. Thank you.
1. Twisted Eyes
2. Slaves of Labour
3. Sending You Back
4. R.S Knights
5. The Return
6. When Eden Burns
7. Judas Immortal
8. Doomsday News
9. Zion
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experiences at some time. Every cell in our body requires water to
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problems from more chronic dehydration include constipation and poor
digestive function, dry and itchy skin, a reduction in urine output, and
even an increased incidence of painful kidney stones. Remember my favorite
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6. Add some nutrients to your water and it may make it healthier and more
palatable for you. Some folks do not like to drink plain water; they just
have distaste for it. If so, try various bottled waters to see if there is
one you like. Add some lemon, lime, or a tea bag to give it some flavoring.
Water can also be flavored with some orange or apple juice, or some nutrient
powders like Emergen-C or another vitamin/mineral combination available at
your store. My family starts each day with nutrient-rich water and juice.
Warming drinks include herbal and green teas, lemon water, chai, and
vegetable broth. Starting the day with a cup of hot water can awaken you and
your digestion. Hot water sipped through the day is a popular therapy for
illness in Asia.
7. The best time to drink water is first thing in the morning--ideally two
or three glasses. I also encourage people to drink between meals rather than
too much while eating, as increased fluids dilute the strength of our
digestive juices and lower the efficiency of digestion and assimilation. For
those working to lose weight, drinking a couple glasses of H2O about 30
minutes before meals will hydrate the tissues, calm the appetite and likely
lower the amount of food consumed. Water is also so important to healthy
skin and good circulation, to staying young and healthy. To summarize, the
ideal times to drink water are:
8. Water and weight loss is an important topic, so here's a bit more. Focus
mainly on vegetables and other wholesome foods and away from processed and
sweetened high-calorie foods and snacks. Definitely switch from the caloric,
sugary sodas and other drinks to pure Water. And drink several glasses when
arising and 30 minutes before planned meals. Make this a priority, and make
it fun and tasty. Review Tips number 6 and 7 above for further ideas, plus
number 3 for your exercise motivation. Carry water with you so you have it
available. Have a couple fruits daily, plus make and consume homemade
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Visitation will be Wednesday, April 30, 2014, from 10 a.m. until noon in the parlor at Collins-Burke Funeral Home.
Funeral service will be Wednesday, April 30, 2014, at noon in the Collins-Burke Chapel. David Byrd will officiate. Burial will follow in the Boldo Cemetery in Jasper.
Faith loved life and loved her friends and church family. Her life was characterized by kindness and a sweet disposition in spite of her health issues. Faith wrote poems to express her thoughts toward specific people in her life. She loved her short time of ministering to others as part of the singles ministry at Gardendale First Baptist Church.
She is survived by her father, Homer W. Robertson of Jasper; mother, Anita Barnett Robertson of Jasper; siblings, Michael Robertson (Connie) of Texas, Vicki Chubbuck (Randy) of Georgia and Camille Andrews (Mac) of Jasper; and a host of nieces and nephews.
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My Cub & big brothers at the show
Here is my 1970 Cub at this years Foothills Antique Power Association Show in Hickory NC. With it are my 42 M and 46 B. The M made it's first tractor ride yesterday at the Denton show. 5 hours of chugging along in 5th. It did real well and I grinned the whole time.
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William Peace University President Debra Townsley clearly has support from her board of trustees. The boards leaders defend her strongly, just as they defend the decision to invest a big chunk of the universitys endowment into the Seaboard Station retail complex near their downtown Raleigh campus.
But there clearly is turmoil on the campus, and its something trustees should investigate, not write off as the standard complaints of students and faculty.
Yes, its true that a faculty letter, eight pages, sent to trustees was not signed, and that in itself diminishes the letters credibility. But 300 students signed a petition calling for Townsleys resignation. The five students who circulated it say theyre facing disciplinary action for violating the universitys policies about disorderly conduct and solicitation.
Townsley, who according to the Chronicle of Higher Education receives total compensation of $391,000 compared to $158,000 for Jo Allen, who is the current president of the larger Meredith College, denies the possible action against the students is about the petition. She says much of the tumult about her is more about the school going to co-educational and growing.
The move to admit men into the traditional womens college was seen as a necessity for survival, as was the investment in Seaboard Station. But the fact that alumni picketed the school over the admission of men and new complaints now indicate that universitys leaders are not communicating openly and enlisting support.
The trustees need to take seriously student and faculty concerns about higher student-teacher ratios, building maintenance, graduation rates and other issues. The mission of a university isnt only to teach, but also to listen and understand.


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Summer brings millions of visitors – and sometimes dangerous surf – to Bay County beaches. In the wake of several recent drownings and water-related emergencies, county commissioners are now considering ways to make a day at the beach safer.
At Tuesday's board meeting, Commissioner Guy Tunnell suggested posting lifeguards in some unincorporated areas. "I think we've kind of ignored this issue for a long time and it's not going to go away," Tunnell said.
Tunnell said he would like to see lifeguards on duty behind the county's M.B. Miller Pier and Rick Seltzer Park. "I'm not saying we need to put lifeguards every quarter mile or every tenth of a mile up and down the beach, but I think we need to set something in motion, he said. "Hopefully, that will send a message that we're serious about providing for the public safety."
Chairman George Gainer said recent water emergencies brought a sense of urgency to the issue. "This board realizes that there may be something we can do and we need to take a look at it," Gainer said. "I don't know if lifeguards are the answer, but we need to look at lifeguards."
But facing the prospect of another tight budget in Fiscal Year 2014, the board isn't sure how to pay for lifeguards. Commissioner Mike Thomas suggested requiring beach side vendors to supply lifeguards where they do business, much like the City of Panama City Beach does now. "I think it's a way to do it that doesn't cost a whole lot of money," Thomas said. "The cost is borne by the retail merchants on the beach."
Commissioner Tunnell said he would like to explore whether bed tax revenue collected for use by the Tourist Development Council (TDC) could be earmarked for lifeguards. Thomas objected to diverting funds away from the purpose citizens approved when they passed the bed tax referendum. "Those monies are collected to advertise and bring people to the beach and you can't spend TDC dollars unless it enhances the property," Thomas said. "Having the lifeguards doesn't bring more people in and if it doesn't bring more people in it's not a legitimate expenditure."
Commissioners directed county staff to research various options and report back to the board at its July 2 meeting.
In other business, the board passed two policy changes for the Animal Control Division. All fees, fines and donations collected by the animal shelter will now go into a fund specifically set aside for agency activities. Those monies now go into the General Fund.
The board also delegated authority to modify the animal adoption contract to Ed Smith, County Manager, or his designee. Smith said efforts to streamline the adoption process are sometimes "unwieldy" because even small changes have to come before the full board.
Gainer said putting Smith in charge of minor changes makes sense. "The county manager's perfectly capable of making the decisions," Gainer said.
Commissioners also formally accepted a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission artificial reef monitoring grant. The $12,000 grant is funded by saltwater fishing license fees and will pay for a project to identify the exact GPS locations of 35 existing reefs.
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Many Made The Road Race SuccessfulWednesday, September 4, 2013
To the Editor:
On behalf of the race organizers, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated in the eighth annual Newtown Road Race 5K. We had the largest-ever field of 687 registered runners in this year's 5K and more than 130 smiling children participate in the kids fun run. This race would not be possible without the financial support of our sponsors and our incredibly hard working volunteers. All proceeds of the race benefit Newtown Youth and Family Services.
Hoyt Leads Record Crowd At Annual Road RaceSaturday, August 31, 2013
Kevin Hoyt led a course record number of participants to claim top honors at the 8th Annual Newtown Road Race on a humid August 31 morning. The 5K race, which started and finished at Dickinson Park, featured 687 registered runners, according to Steve Meeker, director of the 5K and Kids Fun Run, presented by Nike and to benefit Newtown Youth & Family Services.
5K And Kids Run August 31, Road Closures & Detours PlannedWednesday, August 28, 2013
The 8th Annual Newtown Road Race 5K and Kids Fun Run, presented by Nike, will take place at Dickinson Park at 9 am on Saturday, August 31.
Benefiting Newtown Youth & Family Services (NYFS), this race annually draws 500 to 600 runners plus another 200 children in the fun run. Race organizers are expecting a larger than usual turnout this year.
The gently rolling course, certified by USATF, begins and ends at Dickinson Park and incorporates both paved and dirt roads. It is ideal for runners and walkers.


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Posted: 8:09 pm Tuesday, July 23rd, 2013
Should the government ban menthol in cigarettes?
By Opinion Staff
On Tuesday, the Food and Drug Administration released a new report on menthol flavoring in cigarettes, and said the review was part of "potential regulation," meaning a ban.
The report reinforced previous studies showing that while menthol poses no greater risk to smokers – just lighting up any cigarette is a universal threat to health – menthol does cause people to start smoking sooner. The longer people smoke, of course, the greater their chance of getting cancer, emphesema or any of the other happy by-products of smoking cigarettes. And the longer people smoke, the harder it is for them to quit.
Overall cigarette use in the United States is down, but menthol use is up, particularly among young Americans. No surprise there. Menthol cigarettes are like flavored alcohol products. All the easier to get you started, my dear. Menthol cigarettes also remain the overwhelming choice of African-Americans, who make up roughly 80 percent of the market. African-Americans also collectively have more health problems than white Americans.
In 2009, Congress exempted menthol from a ban on flavors in cigarettes. But, the New York Times reported, there was general acknowledgement that a decision would be coming. That day seems close. What do you think? Should the government ban menthol in cigarettes?


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The 49ers are known for their stout run defense, but the interior of their "D" was no match for the Chiefs' running game on Sunday.
Behind strong efforts from Thomas Jones and Jamaal Charles, Kansas City ran for 207 yards against the Niners, romping past them 31-10 in a completely one-sided affair. Jones racked up 95 yards and a touchdown on 19 attempts. Meanwhile, Charles had 12 carries for 97 yards and added three catches for 57 yards.
The 3-0 Chiefs have now run for at least 135 yards in all three games this season, something they accomplished only four times in all of 2009. The offseason addition of Jones has given them more balance on the ground and allowed them to keep players fresh throughout the contest. Following Sunday's action, the Chiefs are the league's No. 1 rushing offense, gaining 160.7 yards per game on the ground.
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The addition of Jones and offensive coordinator Charlie Weis was expected to make a significant difference in the ground game, but few thought things would come together this quickly.
Weis has devised a game plan to maximize production out of both Jones and Charles, however, which is why the rushing attack is hitting on all cylinders. Jones uses his physical, hard-charging style to wear down defenses, then Charles comes into the game and utilizes his speed and elusiveness to expose a tired defensive front. Even though some believe Charles hasn't been seeing enough touches this season, it's a strategy that clearly has worked. One look at the numbers will prove that.
The fact that K.C.'s running game has fared well against stiff defensive competition like San Francisco and San Diego goes to show that the Chiefs' early-season success is no fluke. They should continue to churn out yardage moving forward, especially against a schedule that isn't exactly the league's toughest. Following the Chiefs' road trips to Indianapolis and Houston in Weeks Five and Six, the rest of their slate is very manageable, and they're likely to be favored in a majority of those contests. Things set up well for them to be in the playoff mix late in the year.
The Chiefs might not be getting great production from QB Matt Cassel and the passing game, but they won't need to if Jones and Charles keep getting it done on the ground. As long as Cassel doesn't turn the ball over, K.C. should stand a chance in most contests given its running game and much-improved defense.


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Nitrite in Oregon
Nitrite is a chemical that enters water from fertilizer runoff, leaching septic tanks, and erosion of natural deposits.
Nitrite (measured as Nitrogen)
Nitrite is a naturally occurring chemical. Sodium nitrite is often used to preserve food, especially cured meats. Nitrite is also formed in the gut by bacteria that convert nitrate to nitrite, which is mostly responsible for any toxic effects observed. Most human exposure comes from the diet, but drinking water is an important source of exposure in contaminated areas. Nitrate ends up in drinking water due to agricultural runoff from fertilizer use, erosion of natural deposits, or from animal and human waste via septic tanks and sewage systems. Rural water supplies of mid-western farming states, whose sources are often untreated groundwater, are most susceptible to high levels of nitrate. Drinking water is a more important source of exposure in bottle-fed infants (California Environmental Protection Agency 1997g).
Nitrite in water can be formed by microbial reduction of nitrate. Nitrite is produced in tap water distribution pipes by certain species of bacteria during stagnation of nitrate-containing and oxygen-poor drinking water in galvanized steel pipes, or if chloramination is used as a secondary disinfection (WHO 2004a; Zhang 2009).
One of the most well known signs of nitrate/nitrite poisoning is oxygen deprivation due to methemoglobinemia. In the blood, nitrite changes hemoglobin (which carries oxygen), to methemoglobin (which is unable to carry oxygen). This causes blood to carry less oxygen and can be fatal if too much methemoglobin is produced. Symptoms include rapid breathing, muscle tremors, lack of coordination, weakness, diarrhea, and frequent urination.
Infants are especially susceptible to methemoglobinemia, which can cause "blue baby syndrome." Pound for pound, infants drink more water than adults resulting in higher nitrate exposure. Infants also tend to have higher levels of bacteria in the gut that can convert nitrate to nitrite. In addition, hemoglobin is converted more easily to methemoglobin in infants. Finally, infants are less capable of metabolizing methemoglobin. Over 2,000 causes of "blue baby syndrome" have been reported from around the world since the mid-1950s, mostly from contaminated drinking water used to make infant formula (California Environmental Protection Agency 1997g). Several studies have reported an association between high maternal drinking water nitrate levels and risk of birth defects, including incomplete brain development (Arbuckle 1988, Croen 2001, Cedergren 2002).
Inside the body, nitrite can react with amines to form N-nitroso compounds, many of which are known animal carcinogens (California Environmental Protection Agency 1997g, National Toxicology Program (NTP) 2002a). Some, but not all, human cancer studies have found associations between high drinking water levels of nitrate and cancer, such as non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and cancers of the bladder and stomach (California Environmental Protection Agency 1997g, Ward 1996). Exposure to nitrate, nitrite and N-nitroso compounds have been associated with increased risk of type 1 diabetes in approximately half of the studies that have looked at this issue (Longnecker and Daniels 2001). Other possible health effects in people include low blood pressure (California Environmental Protection Agency 1997g) and altered immune function (Ustyugova 2002).
The Most Polluted Communities in Oregon
14 water utilities reported detecting Nitrite in tap water since 2004, according to EWG's analysis of water quality data supplied by state water agencies
Ranked by highest average Nitrite level
|Population Served
|Positive test results of total reported tests
|Average Level
|Country Estates Mobile Park
Grants Pass, OR
|1 of 3
|0.5 ppm
(0 to 1.5 ppm)
|Crossroads Mobile Home Park
Klamath Falls, OR
|1 of 1
|0.29 ppm
(0.29 ppm)
|Country View Mhp
Grants Pass, OR
|2 of 2
|0.16 ppm
(0.01 to 0.3 ppm)
|Rainbow Rock Village Mhp
Brookings, OR
|1 of 2
|0.03 ppm
(0 to 0.06 ppm)
|College Park Estates
St Helens, OR
|1 of 1
|0.03 ppm
(0.03 ppm)
|Mulkey RV Park
Mcminnville, OR
|1 of 1
|0.02 ppm
(0.02 ppm)
|City of Woodburn
Woodburn, OR
|1 of 3
|0.02 ppm
(0 to 0.05 ppm)
|City of Dayton
Dayton, OR
|1 of 4
|0.02 ppm
(0 to 0.06 ppm)
|Klamath Falls Water Dept
Klamath Falls, OR
|2 of 3
|0.01 ppm
(0 to 0.03 ppm)
|City of Tigard
Tigard, OR
|3 of 8
|<0.01 ppm
(0 to 0.06 ppm)
Health Based Limits for Nitrite
|Maximum Contaminant Limit (MCL)
|The enforceable standard which defines the highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to health-based limits (Maximum Contaminant Level Goals, or MCLGs) as feasible using the best available analytical and treatment technologies and taking cost into consideration. Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
|1 ppm
|Maximum Contaminant Limit Goal (MCLG)
|A non-enforceable health goal that is set at a level at which no known or anticipated adverse effect on the health of persons occurs and which allows an adequate margin of safety. Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
|1 ppm
|California Public Health Goals
|Defined by the State of California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) as the level of contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. For acutely toxic substances, levels are set at which scientific evidence indicates that no known or anticipated adverse effects on health will occur, plus an adequate margin-of safety. PHGs for carcinogens or other substances which can cause chronic disease shall be based solely on health effects without regard to cost impacts and shall be set at levels which OEHHA has determined do not pose any significant risk to health.
|1 ppm
|Children's health-based limit for 1-day exposure
|Concentration of a chemical in drinking water that is not expected to cause any adverse, noncarcinogenic health effects for up to one day of exposure. The One-Day health-based limit (or Health Advisory, HA) is typically set to protect a 10-kg child consuming 1 liter of water per day. Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Internet safety can be deceiving. Computer viruses, phishing scams, and identify theft most likely will never be eliminated. Seemingly reputable sites may contain spyware traps, or the sites themselves may be counterfeit. Examples include:
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Spyware used for identity theft can be the most harmful and difficult to remove of any type of spyware. There are a few things you can do right away to protect yourself:
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NEW ORLEANS (BP) -- Messengers to the Southern Baptist Convention approved resolutions Wednesday reaffirming their convictions regarding the means of salvation and the inerrancy of Scripture while indicating their intention to continue cooperating in the Great Commission despite some theological differences.
"The committee "wanted to 'demilitarize' the resolutions process."
-- Jimmy Scroggins
Among the nine resolutions passed in two sessions were ones:
-- Identifying what is frequently described as a "sinner's prayer" as a biblical way of expressing repentance and faith while providing some careful descriptions of what that means;
-- Reaffirming the belief the Bible is without error and attesting to the direct creation of and historicity of Adam and Eve;
-- Agreeing to continue to work together to spread the Gospel with an understanding that the Baptist Faith and Message, the convention's confession of faith, sets "sufficient parameters for understanding the doctrine of salvation" among Southern Baptists.
The resolution on cooperation addressed some pre-convention "verbal sparring" between non-Calvinists and Calvinists, Resolutions Committee Chairman Jimmy Scroggins acknowledged afterward.
Messengers also approved resolutions:
-- Opposing efforts to use the rhetoric of the African American civil rights movement in the attempt to legalize same-sex marriage;
-- Protesting the Obama administration's attempts to subvert religious freedom in such arenas as health care, marriage and the military;
-- Acknowledging and expressing gratitude for the role of African Americans in Baptist work in the United States;
-- Affirming community and human needs ministries by churches;
-- Celebrating the 200th anniversary this year of Baptist ministry in Louisiana;
-- Expressing appreciation to God and all those who helped with this year's annual meeting.
Messengers approved the resolution on a "sinner's prayer" with what appeared to be at least an 80 percent majority. The other measures gained passage in unanimous or nearly unanimous votes.
The committee sought to emphasize cooperation, said Scroggins, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in West Palm Beach, Fla. That seemed obvious in the resolutions on a "sinner's prayer" and cooperation between Calvinists and non-Calvinists.
The explicit intention "from the time our committee started meeting was to try to present resolutions in a way that we could be winsome, that we could say strong things in a winsome way and do it in a way that promoted unity among Southern Baptists," Scroggins said at a news conference after the completion of the resolutions reports.
The way the committee put it was it "wanted to 'demilitarize' the resolutions process," he told reporters.
"We just felt like we wanted to affirm our commitment to the Baptist Faith and Message as our unifying confession of faith," he told reporters. "Southern Baptists are going to have to agree on the essentials. We're going to have to disagree on certain things, but what we really want to do is lock arms and fight the darkness. We want to lock arms and cooperate to win the nations to Christ, to win our communities, to make a difference for Jesus, to push back the darkness with the light of Jesus. And that's really what we think most Southern Baptists would like to focus on."
The resolution on cooperation and the doctrine of salvation gained approval without any verbal opposition expressed from the floor, but debate on the measure on a "sinner's prayer" consumed much of the 30 minutes allotted for the morning report, necessitating an afternoon report.
The resolution, which survived two amendment efforts, affirmed the concept of a "sinner's prayer" while reiterating the belief that "repentance from sin and personal faith in the Lord Jesus Christ are necessary for salvation." It said such a "crying out for mercy and a calling on the Lord," which constitute what is often described as a "sinner's prayer," are a "biblical expression of repentance and faith."
The resolution also said "a 'sinner's prayer' is not an incantation that results in salvation merely by its recitation and should never be manipulatively employed or utilized apart from a clear articulation of the Gospel." It also urged Southern Baptists to continue to take the Gospel to sinners of "every tribe, tongue, and language."
Two African-American pastors -- Dwight McKissic of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas, and Eric Redmond of Reformation Alive Baptist Church in Temple Hills, Md. -- submitted the resolution objecting to misappropriating civil rights language in the cause of legalizing same-sex marriage.
The resolution provides encouragement to black pastors, said Kevin Smith, an African American who was a member of the committee. Smith is pastor of Watson Memorial Baptist Church in Louisville, Ky., and assistant professor of Christian preaching at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
"During this season, black pastors will have to speak about this issue in a way that white pastors won't," Smith said at the news conference. Referring to President Obama's recently announced support for gay marriage, Smith said, "They'll speak against the first black president and his personal views on marriage while affirming biblical authority."
Black pastors already are taking a clear stand on the issue, but "it's just good to have the affirmation of your brothers and sisters" in the denomination, Smith said.
The resolution on the use of civil rights rhetoric on the same-sex marriage issue was "beautifully crafted," Southern Baptist ethicist Richard Land told reporters. "I think it's important that the largest Protestant denomination in the country made it clear where they stand on this issue."
Part of the resolution on religious freedom urged Obama to tell his administration to back down from its requirement that health plans cover contraceptives, including ones that can cause abortions, and sterilizations. It also called for a sufficient exemption for all people and organizations with a religious objection.
It "is so important that our people understand and that the country understand that this debate is not about reproductive freedom. This is about religious freedom," said Land, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission. "It's about all people of faith and whether or not the government can coerce them to pay for that which they find unconscionable."
Seventeen resolutions were submitted to the committee for consideration.
In addition to Scroggins and Smith, other members of the Resolutions Committee were: Stephen Farish, senior pastor of Crossroads Church, Grayslake, Ill.; Cheri Jimenez, pastor's wife and member of Taylors First Baptist Church, Greer, S.C.; Manpoong Dennis Kim, pastor of Global Mission Church, Silver Spring, Md.; Gary Lowe, member of Alta Canyon Baptist Church, Sandy, Utah; Tim Ohls, senior pastor of Believers Southern Baptist Church, Wichita, Kan.; Kevin Ueckert, senior pastor of South Side Baptist Church, Abilene, Texas; Stephen Douglas Wilson, member of First Baptist Church, Lone Oak, Ky., and dean emeritus and chair of the social studies/history department at Mid-Continent University, Mayfield, Ky., and Joe Wright, director of missions for Dyer Baptist Association, Dyersburg, Tenn.
Tom Strode is Washington bureau chief for Baptist Press.
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Pine Hill — The Pine Hill Community Center will host a meeting for all stakeholders in Pine Hill and the surrounding areas on Saturday, June 26 from 10 a.m. to noon.
By Jay Braman Jr.
It was reminiscent of the bad old days in the Town of Shandaken, where Monday night a public hearing on a plan to extend the Pine Hill Sewer District spiraled downward to an old-fashioned free for all with lots of yelling and gavel banging.
The matter at hand was whether the Pine Hill Sewer District should be extended to include another 30 properties in accordance with an agreement reached over a decade ago between the town and the city of New York.
Pine Hill — The Pine Hill Community Center would like to invite you to the grand finale of our oral history project on Friday, April 23 from 6 – 8 p.m.
Pine Hill — More than 100 athletes entered the 18th Pine Hill Arms-Belleayre Triathlon this past Saturday representing five states. The ski portion of the race started at the top of Belleayre Mountain and finished at the lower lodge where the biking portion began with a climb to the top of Belleayre Village.
Pine Hill — It's time to crawl or shovel your way out and reconnect with friends and neighbors for a fun-filled free evening on Saturday, March 13 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Pine Hill Community Center on Main Street in Pine Hill.
Pine Hill — The Pine Hill Community Center will be hosting a Social Services Information and Access Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 17 at 6 p.m. The event is rescheduled from February 10 which was postponed due to weather.
Highmount — The Pine Hill Arms ski-race series is underway again every Wednesday at Belleayre Mountain Ski Center with registration beginning at 11 a.m.
Pine Hill — Early Childhood Educator and Pine Hill Resident Becky McCallister will be running an affordable before and afte school program, which will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 7 to 8 a.m. and then again from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Pine Hill Community Center.
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The process to consider having the hamlet of Pine Hill named an historic district has begun.
While nothing has been decided yet, the first meeting to investigate the idea was held last Thursday in the hamlet's community center, where the center's executive director, James Krueger, explained how things will go.
Thomas D. Davis, 65, of Woodward, Oklahoma passed away Wednesday, July 8, 2009.
He was a graduate of Parson School of Design in New York City and resided in Pine Hill for many years before retiring to Oklahoma. He had a passion for design and could not pass a person or pet in need.
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Welcome to ADD-and-so-much-more
This is Madelyn Griffith-Haynie's relatively new blog-site — three years old at the end of March 2014! Believe it or not, I'm still learning how to "drive" it – so bear with me! Meanwhile, be sure to read the stuff in the sidebar if you want to know how the links work. (That's the skinny column directly to your right)
THE GOOD STUFF is everything BEHIND THIS PAGE!! The drop-down menus are at the top — pages first, posts by category immediately below.
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Also on the right sidebar is a long list of the titles of the latest posts – newest on top. Even though the older ones eventually get pushed off the list, they're still on the site. Find them by searching by title, using the top menu-bars by category, OR by clicking my hand-made Site Map that has both.
Whatever is at the TOP of this page will always link to
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Everything else is here for you whenever you have time to read and reflect
(over four hundred thousand words of premium content at the 2-year mark
with another two hundred thousand by the end of year three
and still much more to share – in hundreds of articles on dozens of topics)
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costing you nothing but the time to read it.
Before you take off to explore . . . Please take a moment to read about this site and what's here.
FIRST OF ALL, everything you'll find on ADD-and-so-much-more is designed to help you drive your very own, unique and brilliant ADD Brain! (Or to help your non-ADD loved ones understand and appreciate you)
I designed the site to be ADD-friendly — you won't find anything that blinks, moves, jumps out at you, or pulls focus when you're trying to stay tracked on something else. Even the links don't jump out at you until you mouse over them. Neat, huh?
By the way, the site itself may be relatively new, but I've been around since the dawn of coaching. You can trust the information you find here - I've been working with (and researching) ADD for over twenty years.
In fact, I am one of the cofounders of the ADD Coaching field, and the creator who developed the world's FIRST ADD-specific Coach Training curriculum — the only one for many years. I pioneered Brain-based Coaching.
Some of you may know me from The ADD Professionals List, The Optimal Functioning Institute,™ ADDCoach.com,™ the founder & host of the original ADD-ICF and CoachU's ADD-SIG, or as the sponsor and host of The ADD Hours.™
I am the second graduate of the world's first [non-ADD] Coach Training, a founding member of ICF and among the first group to be awarded its highest certification [MCC], a founding board member of IAAC, the certification body for ADD Coaches, and one of the first to be awarded it's highest certification [SCAC] — and a whole bunch of other firsts. (If you're really interested, CLICK HERE for my bio – if you'd rather read something more amusing, CLICK HERE for my "Hello World" post)
I'm also the ADD Poster Girl
So what IS this site?
ADDandSoMuchMore.com is a place for me to let you know about new ADD opportunities and to post all kinds of seemingly disconnected content – while I rework the ADDCoach.com site, particularly the OFI portion (l-o-n-g overdue, huh?)
For years I have attempted to update my first site "live," knowing that springing a total redo on a whole community struggling with focus would be more than disorienting. I finally had to conclude that there was simply no way around it — and that it was going to take more time that ANYONE wanted it to take.
ADDers don't rush well — the feeling of a gun in our backs shuts us down. It is tough enough to focus on intended completions without having our attention directed elsewhere, especially by those "helpful reminders."
And boy howdy am I one of the worst at rushing!!!
So please don't ask questions beginning with "When" or post comments beginning with anything like, "But I thought you said . . ." I have forced myself to make friends with the fact that it will simply take the time it takes, and that anything I need to post meanwhile can be done on this site in sort-of-a-blog format. (Help! Does anyone r-e-a-l-l-y understand WordPress quirks?)
Anyway, this site won't pretend to be anything BUT a work-in-process. Sorry, guys, it might change daily or it might take me a week to figure out how to post something I thought would be quick and easy. It will be what it will be - but I think you'll love the stuff you'll find here.
In addition to posting my own quirky take on a lot of things, I have a ton of ADD-related content I believe you will find helpful, the product of thousands of hours of research and reflection. We'll eventually explore the entire Attentional Spectrum together, as well as the dynamics of focus, memory, motivation and follow-through.
Back to Business!
After a protracted hiatus for health reasons, I am a-l-m-o-s-t ready to begin to offer classes again – a few will be for coaches, but most will be designed to help ADDers and their loved ones. (A few may even offer to share ADD Secrets with the world at large.)
I'm exploring the least administratively intense way to do it all, and when I have it figured out I'll let you know how to access it from here, even once the new-and-improved ADDCoach.com goes live.
If you want to make sure you're in the loop, give your name and email to the nice form in charge of blog-post notification.
Don't worry, I'm w-a-y too ADD to get it together to spread your email around the i-net, and too up-to-my-ears-in TO-DOs to fill up your in-box.
SEROUSLY, your contacts couldn't be safer, I promise! NOBODY hates SPAM more than I do!!! They won't be sold, rented, loaned or even looked at by anyone who is not directly involved with keeping ADDandSoMuchMore.com up and running or porting things to ADDCoach.com – which, for right now, is mostly me.
What happened to ADDCoach.com?
For those of you who want to take a trip down memory lane or need to access something you thought would live to a ripe old age in cyberspace, I decided to put the old ADDcoach.com site back up. Feel free to jump over there and take a look. (In fact, please DO – it may help make the site easier to find when the new version goes up, 'cause I'm pretty sure that SEO is not going to be my best friend!).
UPDATE: Right before I left for the ACO conference, ALL content and formatting on ADDCoach.com "disappeared" — for reasons I had NO time left to Sherlock.
Now that I'm back, I'll see if my tech guru figured it out and see what makes the most sense to do until the new and improved ADDCoach.com is ready to go. Hopefully SOON (oh Lord!), soon.
Meanwhile, I've removed the link in the sidebar, since all you would find there is a Hello World post and a picture of a trolley!
No letter bombs, OK?
Be warned: ESPECIALLY where ADDCoach.com is concerned, what you see is what you get. The value of the content simply must be enough for now. Please don't make me wrong for broken links, missing resources, typos or a disaster of a page structure that has grown beyond kludgy.
THE SHEER FOLLY of attempting to respond to frustrated complaints-posing-as-requests as I edited the old with one hand while I created the new with the other, was part of my let's-get-er-done! epiphany.
It can't be done, my friends and foes, with one hand playing one melody while the other is busily at work on another — at least not by one who does a LOT more with her life than post "http://www.whatever's_helpful" articles.
I am working "back stage" on the resurrection of the new version of ADDCoach.com; RIP to the old, and I won't be announcing the new-and-improved until it until it's ready for its close-up, Mr. DeMille!
I think I'm finally and forever DONE with attempting to please all of the people all of the time. I hope you find ADD-and-so-much-more enlightening, useful and entertaining none-the-less.
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Problems and Joys of Reading Research Papers for Practitioner Purposes
Caroline Jarrett
Journal of Usability Studies, Volume 3, Issue 1, November 2007, pp. 1-6
In her editorial, Jarrett discusses reasons that practitioners read research papers and the obstacles that they face when reading research papers. Jarrett provides several examples and suggestions for improving the accessibility of research papers for practitioners. Her suggestions include writing clear titles, ensuring that the abstract states the study population and limitations of the study, and ensuring that the conclusions are written clearly. She also discusses her criteria for determining whether or not a research paper is relevant to her work.
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The next step to getting you on your way is attending your orientation program. Orientation allows you to experience UM-Dearborn up close and personal. You will be introduced to campus procedures, services, and facilities; participate in an advising session with an academic advisor, and register for classes. You will also obtain your student ID and parking permit. The Office of Admissions and Orientation works closely with faculty and staff to give you the best overall experience to kick off your years here. It is through our close ties that we are able to give you the information you want and need that will be invaluable to your transition. From information about buying textbooks, to choosing a student organization to belong to or just figuring out the best places to study on campus, we cover everything and make sure that your orientation experience is comprehensive.
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JOE TALAMO, GUILT TRIP, WINNER: "It really set up great for him. The extra sixteenth (of a mile from the San Fernando) really helped. I think the mile and a quarter (of the Santa Anita Handicap on March 2) he'll love even more.
"He's a professional. I just had to point him in the right direction today. Bob (Baffert) did a great job and I'm happy to have the opportunity for Mr. and Mrs. West. It's all good."
JULIEN LEPAROUX, STEPHANOATSEE, SECOND: "It was a good trip for us. There wasn't any pace for us. He's a big horse and it took him a long time to get going. The winner got the jump on us, but my horse didn't get tired."
MIKE SMITH, FED BIZ, THIRD: "We tucked in behind the pace and let them go up front. We thought we would have the lead but didn't. Distance was a question and he did well. He made me proud today."
COREY NAKATANI, TRITAP, FIFTH: "The horse broke really sharp, and I was trying to get back, and I couldn't get my horse to switch off. It was not a very good race when the outside horse just keeps on riding. I'm not blaming anybody. It didn't pan out the way I wanted it to. I wanted Fed Biz to get in the lead, and I was going to track in second.
"If the outside horse wanted to go, I was going to let him go to the lead. Let Handsome Mike do his thing and go to the lead. But he got away bad, and I'm right there on the lead wanting to get back. I wanted to be sitting third in the race. I was trying to slow it down."
BOB BAFFERT, GUILT TRIP, WINNER: "He trained forwardly. Stretching him out was really important for him. The longer distance will really help him. He can sit and wait. Today the pace was pretty fast, so it was a big difference.
"It's a good option for him (when asked about the Santa Anita Handicap) if he's doing well. I don't like to get ahead of myself because we're superstitious. We don't want to jinx ourselves."
ALICE CLAPHAM, ASSISTANT TO GRAHAM MOTION, STEPHANOATSEE, SECOND: Asked about the Santa Anita Handicap: "I'm sure Graham will talk to the owners, but I'm sure it will be on his radar."
NOTES: Winning owners Gary and Mary West are from Omaha, Nebraska.