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Many of us are greatly influenced by our environment and especially our work environment, but there are few modern office designs out there that really inspire you. Office design can do wonders for your productivity, creativity, and overall sense of well-being throughout the work week, but I think that many business owners fail to understand the full impact it has on their employees.
Creating peace of mind in a stressful environment is something that can be hard to do, but the design of your space can really help you achieve this! Vasiliy Butenko did a marvelous job on the design of Concept Office "Attic" by creating a thoughtful plan and a more enjoyable workplace.
A central volume within the space houses the workstations and is surrounded by a more comfortable lounge area with exposed vaulted ceilings. The rose colored volume becomes the main feature of this interior and is framed nicely by the natural wood walls and ceiling. Low, modern lounge sofas create a relaxed area perfect for flipping through the stacks of books that line the walls.
Zuo Circus Gray Sectional Sofa
The sleek black furniture, warm wood accents, and modern pendant lighting balance nicely with the strong choice of color in the space. An exposed bulb glass pendant light works beautifully in clusters, or it can stand alone. It doesn't clutter the space, but still adds visual interest.
LBL Isla Clear with Satin Nickel 9 3/4" Wide Pendant
These textured wood walls create a beautiful softness while the pendant lights hang with grace from above. It's a modern environment with a cozy atmosphere that makes employees and clients alike feel like they're at home. Table and floor lamps are sculptural in form, and in this setting they're almost as beautiful as a piece of art.
Jonathan Adler Black and Brass Antwerp Floor Lamp
The concrete bathroom provides full amenities to the employees, making the office feel like an extension of their home. It's a beautiful bathroom in and of itself. In the work environment it's exquisite.
The outdoor seating provides a great area to relax and take in the ocean views. What an incredible place to let your creative energy flow.
Set of 2 Zuo Modern Whitworth White Chrome Accent Chairs
I know that we can't all be this lucky, but I hope your office provides you with a productive and creative environement! Happy Monday and have a great week!
Images: Vasiliy Butenko
Mixing organic elements in your modern home decor is the perfect way to create a cozy space. Elements like natural wood tables or sculptural chairs work great with clean solid lines and add layers of interest. This contrasting of materials provides both depth and character to a room, making it feel like a more artful and curated space.
Arteriors Home Lakehurst Gessoed Wood Accent Table
The rustic hardwood floor and exposed ceiling beams create an environment that already has character in its soul. When modern furniture, industrial modern lamps, and accessories are layered over achitectural character, you create a very thoughtful space. The modern, but natural chaise lounge stands in the center of the space like an organic sculpture. Staple elements like these can make any space feel complete, especially with modern black sofas to ground the space.
Arteriors Home Kamaro Vintage Silver Tripod Table Lamp
Natural textures bring life to this neutral interior (above). The textured rugs and rattan pouf fill the space with a softness that the concrete and metal do not provide.
If your modern home decor is feeling a little too cold, warm it up with the use of natrual elements. It's this mixture of natural elements in modern interiors that creates a cozier, lived in feel.
Images: Douglas Friedman Photography, Yellowtrace, Archello
Spain may be teetering on the edge of the debt disaster that plagues many of its Mediterranean neighbors, but that doesn't mean the country isn't unveiling a handful of the hottest modern hotel design around. Big name international designers are creating some of the most eye-catching, ultra modern hotels the world has ever seen, proving that the best talent in the world is heading to Spain these days for more than soccer.
The gregarious lobby of the Barcelo Raval in Barcelona (below) is so packed with wow moments that it's a morass of exclamation points - oversized lamp shades, button tufted built-ins, a melange of contemporary plastic seating, and a ceiling full of white decorative pylons. Modern plastic seating is always a great way to add whimsy to any space.
But step inside and a different story unfolds. Guestrooms are tastefully sparse and elegantly austere, in contrast to the public areas. All told, designers like Jaime Hayon, Marcel Wanders for Mooi, and Vitra have put their touch on the hotel.
Moving on to Puerta America Hotel in Madrid, an architectural abomination on the outside (so much so that I refuse to include a photograph). The vivid hotel is a who's who smorgasbord of international design talent. Twelve designers contributed to the hotel, one for each floor. It's luminous, voluminous, and strikingly beautiful. Worth mentioning first are David Chipperfield's corridors (pictured at the top of this post), low-light stunners that look like they came straight from the latest Dark Knight movie.
Also of note are the floors by Zaha Hadid (above) and Norman Foster (below). Riffing off their signature contemporary styles, both designers/architects use recessed fluorescent fixtures to soften the angles throughout and give the spaces a round, synthetic glow.
The Caro Hotel in Valencia (below) brings the outdoors in. Literally. Large stone wall remnants grace the dining halls, while gothic arches and Baroque molding detailing reveal the historical elements of the building. The Caro Hotel is an organic mix of old and new, in which filtered daylight softens public spaces and staged lighting warms intimate spaces. I'm particularly struck by how the extremely simplified forms of the seating integrates seemlessly with the organic and ornate surroundings.
Set of 2 Zuo Vertigo Black Leatherette Modern Dining Chairs
Zuo Vital White Leatherette Leisure Chair
Don't fret that summer is ending and you'll miss the boat on these hotels... Spain is open year round for visitors. And if a European tour isn't in your immediate plans, you can always consider redecorating your living room or bedroom and add a little edge to your daily life. Just make sure to include a bottle of Tempranillo and a nice wedge of Manchego and you've got yourself your very own Spanish retreat.
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It's not always bad to be passive, especially when it comes to sustainable building. Passive Houses are starting to stack up worldwide and this means good things for widespread, dramatic impact on energy conservation.
You might be wondering what is a Passive House? Well, this level of sustainable building is a concept that represents today's highest energy standard with the promise of slashing the heating energy consumption of buildings by an amazing 90%!
"Passive" describes the system's underlying receptivity and retention capacity. A Passive House is a very well-insulated, a virtually air-tight building that is primarily heated by passive solar gain and by internal gains from people, electrical equipment, etc.
When architect couple Milena Karanesheva and Mischa Witzmann decided it was time for more space, they decided to give up city life and build a Passive House outside of the French capital. They settled on the small town of Bessancourt, about 17 miles northwest of Paris.
The bamboo that they decided to cover the house in, creates an avoidance of heat gain through shading and window orientation also helps to limit any cooling load, which is similarly minimized.
They incorporated double-flow ducts into the home's interior, exposing them at various points. They distribute fresh air, keeping temperatures around 66 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter and 71 degrees in the summer, never going higher than 78. Perfect, right?
They kept the interiors simple and modern through contemporary seating and stylish, modern lighting.
It can't hurt to incorporate even some of the sustainable elements of a Passive House. Ironically, it would be a very determined and progressive step forward for any of us to take on....
Images: Dwell, Green Source
Interior design and branding are a beautiful combination that tell visual stories and create a mood. This Finnish, modern restaurant design, Sis Deli + Cafe does so with bold black and white interior design and packaging. Although this isn't a new restaurant, this sibling design team Muotohiomo, did such an amazing job that it stills seems as fresh today as it did when it opened in 2009.
These black gingham bags make a statement all on their own, but when mixed with the white subway tiles and the black and white menu board you've got a perfected balance!
The simplicity of the black counter grounds element into the space. Modern black barstools stand proudly in any interior. The design concept is a very simple look with special attention paid to every detail. Possibly, a modern black pendant light over the counter would have been a great accent and possibly the only thing missing. But then again, we love lighting!
What do you think? Light or No LIght?
Pinnacle Large Black Tech Lighting Mini Pendant Light
Even these black and white gingham cups are perfect. So perfect you wouldn't want to throw them away...
From the tile, to the packaging, to the tray, to the silverware you've got yourself a beautifully designed and branded restaurant that is sure to create a lasting impression. It's thoughtful, simple, and lasting.
And I think this says it just right, "The visual image is a kind of tripwire for the emotions." - Diane Ackerman
Images: Sis Deli + Cafe , Muotohiomo
August, 2012
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Oct. 3, 2012 — The new training facility for the Olive Hill Fire Department held their open house last Wednesday.
In a formal dedication at a later date, Fire Chief Wes Gilliam said the building will be officially christined the Allen Stapleton Fire Training Facility.
Stapleton, who is currently a City Council member, spent many years volunteering with the department and served for a time as its chief.
"He has done a lot for our department and we want to show him how much he is appreciated," Gilliam said. "We should always keep in mond how much he has done, and how we are benifitting now from the work he did before."
Stapleton, who was visibly touched by the dedication, said he was honored.
"I really don't know what to say," Stapleton said. "This facility is a long time coming and I hope to see you all get some great use out of it."
It took nearly two years of planning, applying for grants, getting city and zoning board approval, and building for the facility to be ready to train firemen from all over the state.
"It takes 180 hours to become a certified fireman in the state of Kentucky," Gilliam said. "This building has all the different safety skill tests that are required to become certified."
Each fireman carries about 90 pounds of equiptment into a fire, and must be able to rescue his or her self, and assist in the rescue of other firemen, in addition to any people who may be in trouble.
The building is tricked out with every possible scenario, from floor collapse to being trapped in a tight space, allowing each fireman to know exactly what to do, no matter what happens.
The Olive Hill Fire Department will host to more than 150 fireman from all over the state Oct. 13 and 14. Gilliam said some of the training, which usually costs each man or woman more than $200, will be offered free of charge.
"These people are mostly all volunteers, and this is one way that the other instuctorsand I can give back," Gilliam said. "Plus it gives us the opportunity to show off this great facility."
Gilliam said he hopes to build a three story tower in the future, which will help firemen train for even more possible sceneraios.
Leeann Akers can be reached at email@example.com or by phone at 474-5101.

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|It Was News Then - April 27, 2013
|Monday, April 29, 2013 7:54 AM
One Year Ago
Members of the Delphos Area Simply Quilters Jeana Fisher of Delphos, Jody Brown of Van Wert, Sara Grone of Delphos and Donna Wannemacher of Lima sewed pillowcases together during the group's Tuesday meeting. The quilters are making 300 of the pillow covers for the Mountain Marketplace Mission in Boliar, W.Va., through the Lima Interfaith Mission Project.
25 Years Ago – 1988
Patricia Neal, an employee of Acme Precision Automatics, helped clean the area on Elida Avenue where the former car wash is being torn down. Matt Krendl, owner of Acme, said the room is needed for the new business. The front lot will currently be used for parking, although Krendl said the company may use it for expansion in the fall.
Ryan Spring, Andy Hoffman, Adam Wiltsie and Jeremy Finn took first place with the aquarium they made for "Zoomania." Sandy Talboom's fourth grade made zoo animals in cages as part of a science project. After making the cages, the students wrote a report on their animals and make-believe stories using the animals as characters.
Andy Siefker was presented the traveling trophy by Everett Rader, master of ceremonies, for winning first place in Blackhoof District Pinewood Derby. This is the first time the trophy has gone to Delphos. Andy is a member of Cub Scout Pack 42, Den 2. Other Delphos participants were Brad Jettinghoff, Eric Kill and Aaron Osting.
50 Years Ago – 1963
Big Blue Jay, Dan Cramer retired 19 Bath Wildcats batters Friday night at Industry Park, Lima, and his St. John's teammates drove in five runs in the top of the sixth to put a 10-4 Class AA sectional tourney win. At the plate the Blue Jays tagged Bath hurlers for 13 hits. Jerry Carder was 3-for-4 and Klaus and Lang were 2-for-four.
"Hey, Look Me Over," a two-part production, the first a variety show and the second a minstrel, will be presented by the Columbus Grove Lions Club Monday and Tuesday nights. Local talents will be in the variety show, such as Najef, the Magician, Lowell Forbes; soloist Mrs. Ray Lusk; Columbus Grove Schools Boys Ensemble and many others.
"Trees and Flowers of the Bible," was the topic presented by guest Mrs. Earl Crafts of Lima at a recent guest meeting of the Elida Garden Club. Guests were entertained at a noon luncheon at the House of Vogts in Delphos. Mrs. Richard Kieswetter, Mrs. Howard Leis, and Mrs. Norman Parrott served as hostesses for the luncheon.
75 Years Ago – 1938
A large number of Delphos people and those in this section of the state are taking advantage of the opportunity to visit one of the most modern and completely equipped dry cleaning plants in this section of the country. Myers Cleaners, 434 N. Main St., is holding open house inspection of their newly erected fur storage vault and their dry cleaning Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
A group of Delphos girls enjoyed a hobo hike under the leadership of Pauline Eversole, supervisor. Those who went on the hike were: Connie Rigdon, Caria Jean Judkins, Mildred Teman, Ruth Morris, Mildred Dukes, Maryetta Curry, Imogene Lindeman, Rozella Rigdon, Eleanor Moore, Helen Metzger, Treva Metcalfe, Margaret Arnold, Betty Davis and Leora Moore.
The Delphos Kiwanis Club entertained the members and coaches of the basketball squads of the two local high schools at the Beckman Hotel Tuesday night. Trophies by Dr. R. N. Stippich were presented to Richard Newton and to Arthur Grothouse. Delphos Coach Kurth said Newton had been further honored during the season by being selected as all-tournament forward at Shawnee. St. John's Coach Schulte said that eight coaches of the nine teams played by St. John's this year voted Grothouse as the most valuable player.


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DUI: Brittany Mae Smith, 21, New Oxford, was stopped by police outside 1 E. Catherine St. on Oct. 20 at 1:52 a.m., for traffic violations and was arrested and charged with DUI, according to Chambersburg Police.
(Incident No. C2013-12006)
THEFT: A package containing a white iPhone 4s was taken from the front porch of 465 E. Washington St. that had been delivered by UPS on Oct. 23, at 2:33 p.m., according to Chambersburg Police.
(Incident No. C2013-12137)
POSSESSION: Joe Donald Powell Jr., 28, Fort Littleton, was arrested for possessing a small amount of marijuana while at 280 S. Main St. on Aug. 26 around 1:36 p.m., according to Chambersburg Police.
(Incident No. C2013-09735)
DUI: Darnell Monroe Campbell, 35, Chambersburg, was stopped for traffic violations at the intersection of East Washington Street and U.S. 11 on Oct. 10 at 1:24 a.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg. Police found he was under the influence and he was taken to Chambersburg Hospital for a blood test.
(Incident No. H03-2243570)
POSSESSION: Sean Michael Hudson, 19, was found to be in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia while at Greene Township Park on Sept. 27 at 1:52 p.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg.
(Incident No. H03-2240432)
CRASH: A three vehicle crash occurred on Pa. 997 at 8:43 a.m. on Oct. 24, when the first driver, David A Courtney, 18, Fayetteville, started to fall asleep and lost control of his northbound vehicle, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg. He drifted into the southbound lane, and struck the front driver's side wheel well area of the second vehicle. After the first impact, Courtney continued into the front driver's side bumper of a third vehicle. Courtney was taken to Chambersburg Hospital with minor injuries, and was charged with violating roads laned for traffic.
(Incident No. H03-2247009)
THEFT: Christopher Allen Biser, 33, Waynesboro, was stopped for traffic violations outside Walmart at 1730 Lincoln Way East, Guilford Township, on Sept. 26, and was found to be in possession of two stolen metal shelves with carts taken from the store, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg. The shelves are believed to be stolen from Dan Schantz Farm and Greenhouse. Biser was charged with theft and receiving stolen property.
(Incident No. H03-2240146)
THEFT: Multiple unlocked vehicles parked on Reading and Westover roads in Shippensburg were entered overnight between Oct. 23 and 24 by unknown subjects, according to Shippensburg Police. The middle consoles, glove boxes and trays were rifled through, wallets and some change were taken. Police are unsure if there are more victims.
(Incident No. SP-2013-5606 and SP-2013-5608)
TERRORISTIC THREATS: An unidentified 16-year-old male verbalized terroristic threats while at Yellow Breeches School, 7 Springview Road, Carlisle, on Oct. 24 at 3:55 p.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle.
(Incident No. H02-2247108)
THEFT FROM A MOTOR VEHICLE: An unidentified 17-year-old male is accused of stealing approximately $180 from a vehicle that was parked on the 200 block of West First Street, South Middleton Township, on Oct. 7 around 2 a.m., according to Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle. The male was charged with theft from a motor vehicle in Cumberland County Juvenile Court.
(Incident No. H02-2242895)


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A new set of 120 outlet stores boasting big names such as Bloomingdale's, Last Call by Neiman Marcus and Polo Ralph Lauren is coming to the East Bay.
Paragon Oulets is scheduled to open Nov. 8, just off of the El Charro Road exit in Livermore.
With the new stores comes mass hiring.
Job fairs will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012 from 10 a.m – 2 p.m at the , located at 4444 East Avenue in Livermore. No registration required and 50 empoyers are expected to participate.
Shoppers, see the full list of stores above.
Job seekers, see the full press release below from the City of Livermore for more details about the job fairs:
Hiring fairs for the new will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 11 and Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012 from 10 a.m – 2 p.m at the , 4444 East Avenue in Livermore. No registration required. Fifty employers out of the 120 are expected to participate in the job fairs which are a collaboration between the City of Livermore, the Alameda County Workforce Investment Board (ACWIB), the , the , and Paragon Outlets Livermore Valley LLC.
Before the job fairs, workshops on resume critiquing, interview techniques, customer service, and employment applications are scheduled on Tuesday, Aug. 28 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Robert Livermore Community Center. The workshops, offered at no cost to participants, are sponsored by the City of Livermore and the ACWIB. Workshops start at 10:15 am. To register for specific workshops, please send an email with your choices to email@example.com.
For more information about the upcoming job fairs and the job seeker workshops, please visit www.cityoflivermore.net or call 925-960-4143.
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Here are some of the Packers' fantasy football options this week:
Despite a dismal showing last week, both Ryan Grant (injury fill-in) and James Starks (No. 2) have fantasy value against a Rams team that, over three games, is allowing an average of 223 offensive yards and 0.7 TDs per game to running backs.
After starting the season with TDs in the first two games, FB John Kuhn has touched the ball four times for 21 yards and no TDs. He has no value outside of being an occasional TD vulture.
Despite WR Greg Jennings missing time Thursday after tweaking his groin, head coach Mike McCarthy doesn't appear concerned that Jennings will miss the game. Keep an eye on the late-week practice reports for a final status.
WR James Jones caught 5-140-1 last week and has two TDs in two games. Look for inconsistency, but QB Aaron Rodgers goes through his reads so Jones will have more opportunities. He's a free-agent pickup.
WR Donald Driver publicly said he's fine with his diminishing role. His only value is in larger leagues as an injury fill-in. His days as a consistent fantasy producer are over.


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---- — MALONE — Ralph Kriff, prominent Malone businessman, died Wednesday morning, Dec. 26, at Alice Hyde Nursing Home, of complications due to Alzheimer's disease.
He was born in Carthage, N.Y. in 1923, the son of Isadore and Ida Slavin Kriff. The family moved to Malone just before Ralph's senior year in high school and he graduated Franklin Academy in 1941. After high school he attended the Adirondack School of Commerce in Malone and became a certified junior accountant. He was drafted in 1943 and served in the infantry in WWII, mostly in Europe - Holland, Germany and Belgium, where he saw action in the Battle of the Bulge. Coming back home following the war, he married Gertrude (Trudy) Yanowitz in 1947. They settled in Malone and Ralph went to work with his father in the appliance business.
From gas and appliances, Ralph and his father moved on to second-hand furniture, and then, new furniture. In 1954 they opened the second of the 4 brownstones on West Main Street that would eventually become Kriff Furniture Store. Over the next 30 years, Ralph, his father, his brother, Herb, and his son, Larry would grow the business into 8 stores scattered across northern New York.
Ralph and Trudy had three children, Larry, Leslie and Peter. In the 70+ years he lived in Malone, Ralph was very active in the community. He was a Mason, a member of the Elks Club, the American Legion, and a charter member of the Lions Club. Ralph was a member and served as past president of Temple Beth-El and was on the board of the Malone Central School System and the Citizen's National Bank. He was also a member of the New York State Governor's Private Industry Council (PIC). Ralph enjoyed many hobbies, including gardening, skiing, golfing, and bowling, to name a few.
His sister, Felsie Jessop and brother, Herbert Kriff predeceased him. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Gertrude; his three children, (Larry and Kate Kriff of Plattsburgh, N.Y., Leslie Kriff of North Brunswick, N.J., and Peter Kriff and Robyn Warhol of Burlington, Vt.); and five grandchildren, (Ben and Meg Kriff, Rachel and Sara Denno, and Max Kriff). Funeral services will be held at St. Mary's Funeral Home on Sunday, Dec. 30, led by Rabbi Kari Tuling from Plattsburgh. Calling hours are at 10 am, followed by a funeral service at 11. Burial will be at Morningside Cemetary.


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If you remember the original iPhone came with a mini brick, same style as iPad charger. Will this charger charge the iPad. Also, as long as the iPad says it charging, it is charging, but how do you know if it is go at a full charge speed.


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Miamians have long trekked to Homestead for Mexican food, BYOB coolers in tow. Now there's a new reason to pack up the cooler, but instead of mole and menudo, it's for mofongo, deep-fried alcapurria fritters and possibly the largest pork chop you've ever seen on one plate.
Yes, Homestead has gone Puerto Rican.
Chefs on the Run has been drawing a steady stream of locals since it opened almost two years ago in a cranny once occupied by Los Nopalitos, a favorite among Mexican farm workers for its inexpensive, heaping plates of rice and beans and banda juke box.
Chef-owner Jodrick Ujaque has raised the bar for the humble, seven-table space by offering an eclectic menu that reflects his Puerto Rican roots and fascination with Asian and Middle Eastern food. Like El Toro Taco, its popular neighbor down the street, Chefs on the Run encourages diners to bring their own beer and wine, with no corkage fee.
The plumbing remains "historic" and the bathroom windows barred, but Mexican music has been replaced by an odd mix of K-tel pop tunes. The chef's vivacious young wife, Jessica Ujaque, doubles as hostess-server. Born and raised in Homestead, she eagerly chats up visitors with background on food, family and the local artwork on the walls. A giant, framed American flag dominates the dining room, a gift from a local VFW post for collecting supplies for soldiers.
Jodrick Ujaque cooked at Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita and Café Tu Tu Tango, and his menu is reminiscent of their globally tinged, mass-appeal approach. Arroz con gandules (pigeon peas and rice) is a mainstay, but so is mango chutney, mac and cheese with truffle oil, honey-miso salmon and gingered pork loin. Vegetarian options include fattoush (bread and vegetable salad) with garlic nan and meat-free mofongo. (Yes, it's possible.)
Ujaque's jerk chicken pasta slaps eaters silly on the first bite, but immediately mellows into layers of scrumptious flavor, cooled by a cilantro cream sauce. The moist and flaky plantain-crusted grouper, with chorizo milled mashed potatoes, is another standout.
Puerto Rican purists may object to the liberties that Ujaque, who was born in Mayagüez, takes with Boricua classics. He shrugs; when you grow up working summers in your uncle's butcher shop, you learn to follow your instincts.
Instead of mayoketchup, the island's trademark condiment, there's a cilantro-lemon criolla sauce paired with surullitos (fried corn sticks) as an appetizer. His mofongo — churrasco, chicken, pork or shrimp — comes with the garlic broth on the side, which can make for dry eating if you don't sufficiently soak the fried plantain mash.
There is no fear of frying at Chefs on Run, named for the go-go atmosphere of life in the kitchen. The ultimate, heart-stopping result is a scoop of double-fried mofongo on the side with an enormous Kan Kan Pork Chop special that Ujaque makes when he can find the right cut — a rib, chop and rind combination that arcs off the plate like a chorus line caught in mid-kick. Ringed with its own crispy pork rind, this, too, can be extremely dry and an acquired taste.
Tembleque (coconut pudding), a moist rum cake with pineapple-coconut topping and other desserts stick largely to tradition.
Currently open for dinner only on Fridays and Saturdays, Chefs on the Run has built a fan base. One Saturday evening, as chattering diners began filling up tables, a Homestead policeman rolled slowly by and waved out his open cruiser window. Ujaque may be young and still searching for his identity in the kitchen, but he's found an ideal spot for his trial-and-error experimentation.


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Mike Hargrave serves as executive vice president, sales and marketing at Richard Petty Motorsports (RPM), a NASCAR racing team based in Concord, N.C.
Hargrave joined RPM in July 2011, after most recently serving as senior vice president, global sponsorship marketing at Bank of America. In that role, Hargrave oversaw strategy and activation development for Bank of America's expansive motorsports sponsorship platform, which included the bank's designation as the Official Bank of NASCAR, title sponsorship of the Bank of America 500 and sponsorship of 10 tracks throughout the country.
Prior to his tenure at Bank of America, Hargrave served as vice president of strategic alliances for ConAgra Foods. In that role, he led the development of retail promotional platforms utilizing NASCAR, Major League Baseball, Collegiate Sports and Action Sports. Prior to that, Hargrave served in sponsorship marketing leadership positions at ChevronTexaco, which led to contracts with NY Metropolitan Opera, U.S. Tennis Association, the U.S. Olympic Committee and a wide variety of US and international motorsports properties including NASCAR, CART and Formula 1. Prior to that, he held various marketing roles with Anheuser-Busch, where he led the execution of sports marketing plans for the Budweiser, Bud Light and Busch brands.
Hargrave is a graduate of Butler University with a Masters Degree in Sports Administration from Ohio University.


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Broadband on the move
WiFi is broadband, but without all those annoying wires to trip you up.
With WiFi, you can access the mobile internet in more places, whether you're browsing at home, or out and about.
Download documents on the way to work, host a video conference from a café, update your website on the train... the opportunities are endless.


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On Saturday August 24th, 2013, at 3:47pm, the Montville Police Department responded to a report of a female robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot of Buehler's Grocery Store located at 3626 Medina Road.
The victim reported being approached by a younger black male wearing black pants and a black hoodie with a goatee. The suspect pointed a black semi-automatic handgun at the victim and demanded her purse.
Witnesses describe the get-a-way vehicle as a dark green older model Toyota with an unknown Ohio Registration. The vehicle, with two black males in it, left the parking lot towards Medina Road.
Monday, the Montville Police Department released security footage of the suspect as he entered the store, prior to the robbery, and we are asking for the public's help in identifying this individual.
Anyone that recognized the black male, wearing a black hoodie and black shorts/pants is asked to contact the Montville Police Department at 330-661-0120.
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This design gives the pipe maximum strength and flexibility (26" and 32" bending radisu for 6" and 8" diameters).
Relining with HomeSaver RoundFlex makes going around flue offsets easy work. And, with oval and rectangular configurations, you can pass through dampers without downsizing.
All RoundFlex diameters of 3" - 12" are UL Listed for wood, coal, oil, and non-condensing gas when installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. In 304-alloy RoundFlex we stock 3" - 10" in 25' coils. 5" - 12" diameters are also stocked in 5' lengths. In 316-alloy we stock 5" - 8" diameters in 5' lengths and 25' coils.
Special order lengths are available - they are shipped the next business day from HomeSaver's manufacturing plant in Cleveland, Ohio.
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These furry faced animal graphic booties are a quirky, cute addition to any all in one or romper, to keep little tootsies warm. What We Love: Soft fur booties. Placement embroidery. 3D ear detail. Rib cuff opening 100% COTTON INTERLOCK 200g.Colour: Cream. Cotton. Machine washable. 40C reduced cycle/ do not bleach/ tumble dry on a low heat/ 1 dot iron/ do not dry clean/ wash dark colours seperately/ wash and iron inside out.
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Freespirit Linzie Girls Crocheted Espadrilles in Black, Pink or Cream
These pretty espadrilles by Freespirit are light and cool for the summer season.
Available in three chic colours (black, pink or cream), these espadrilles feature a lovely crocheted layer. The upper is made from a cool canvas fabric, and the espadrilles have a traditional rope-like base. Finished with a small heel, these espadrilles have a flexible rubber sole with added grip.
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We booked the air fare through RCI and the price was far better than what we could have done on our own. We arrived at the ship by 3:00 and had about a 10 minute wait to register. We were surprised at just how many people were waiting but the lines moved quickly and the RCI staff managed the lines well. Our cabin was D1 balcony on the 10th deck. We firmly believe that the cost for a balcony is well worth it and we see the balcony as a significant trip enhancement. Our cabin was directly under the Windjammer and we did not hear anything at all during the whole cruise. Our cabin was almost right at the back and it is quite a walk from the centrum to the stateroom.
Main dining room. Excellent all week. Good selection, great taste and there is something for everyone each and every day. We found the portions to be too big but when asked our waiter brought smaller portions. We ate all but one of our dinners at the main dining room.
Windjammer. For a buffet the food was excellent. Lots of selections and the quality of food was high. The only dinner we ate at the Windjammer was good. The tables were made up with tablecloths and flowers. Rather than the usual buffet plates they had a nicer and smaller dinner plate. We were both impressed with the experience.
Entertainment. We went to every show and had a great time. Most notable were the Ice Show and Jay Johnson were the highlights. The cruise director Alan Brooks was a sitcom of his own. By far the best C.I. we have had. The Love and Marriage show was hilarious due to his interaction with the 3 couples.
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You can do both next weekend at The Hope Clinic's Third Annual Casino Night fundraiser.
The event, which is designed to give residents of the county something a little different as far as entertainment while helping a worthwhile charity, is set for Saturday night at the Community Health Systems Activities Center in downtown Jasper. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Tickets are $50 per person, and each ticketholder can enjoy a buffet dinner, beverages, $500 in 'play' money for games and the chance to win prizes valued at between $500 and $3,000.
The event is operated by a Birmingham-based company that has run casino-style fundraisers for more than 25 years. Games will include slot machines, three-card poker, craps tables, roulette tables, bingo, black jack, poker and Texas hold 'em tables.
"The people running the games are very professional and they're super nice," said Tim Hodge, the clinic's executive director. "They are not worried about make a profit. They know the people are there to have fun."
There will also be a silent auction, with a variety of items availble to bid on.
The 'Casino Night' benefit has quickly become Hope Clinic's largest fundraiser, raising more than $20,000 in its first year that goes to help the clinic provide medical care for those in the county who don't have health insurance.
More than 300 people attended the inaugural event two years ago, and organizers are hoping for a larger crowd this year.
"I think once people understood exactly what we were doing and that they weren't gambling their money, and that it all goes to charity they started enjoying it," said Tim Hodge, the clinic's executive director. "I've had people say to me that they didn't want to go to the real casinos and play the games and lose a bunch of money, but when you're using 'play' money, it's all of a sudden fun to do."
Local restaurants and businesses that have helped make the event possible include Black Rock Bistro, Chik-fil-A, Dreamland BBQ, Full Moon BBQ, Green Top BBQ, Jim 'n Nick's Barbecue, Highlands on 4th, Johnny Brusco's, KFC, Lee's Chicken, Cabo San Lucas, Los Reyes, Sam's Smokehouse, Coca-Cola, Milo's Tea and Birmingham Budweiser.
Hope Clinic opened in 2006 and has provided more than $12 million in free healthcare services to the uninsured of Walker County.
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The clinic is able to provide medical care, doctor's visits, and non-narcotic prescription drugs for needy individuals through the kindness of local medical community and volunteers.
Hope Clinic is funded through donations, grants and other fund-raising efforts. "There have been many lives saved in Walker County because of Hope Clinic," said Don Goetz, president of the clinic. "The funds raised at Casino Night will go a long way in helping us continue to provide care to the people in our community who need it the most."
Tickets are available in advance and at the door. For more information, you can call the clinic at 205-302-0011.


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Litigation is war and, as the chinese military strategist sun-tzu once wrote, most wars are won before they are fought. in an era where business disputes are routinely resolved by the courts, the combatants must seek every conceivable edge.
A defendant appears at his criminal trial unshaved. The attorneys argue about his appearance. An exercise in tonsorial taste? Hardly. The defendant is Vinny "The Chin" Gigante, an alleged mob boss who the prosecution claimed had attempted to avoid trial by feigning mental illness. His courtroom demeanor, down to the stubble on his face, could influence the jury's evaluation of whether he was a cunning criminal or mentally ill, and neither side would give a whisker on the point. (He was found competent-and guilty.)
If a sixteenth of an inch of facial hair can influence a trial, is it unreasonable that a cigar can turn the tide in a multimillion dollar business dispute?
Cigars and lawyers have a long and close history. During an opponent's closing argument, Clarence Darrow would run a paper clip through his cigar, letting an enormous ash build, mesmerizing the jurors and, of course, diverting their attention.
As a young attorney, I interviewed Louis Susman, attorney and adviser to the Busch brewing family, through a haze of smoke. I took the deposition of Asher Edelman, once-corporate raider and now art collector, while he savored a Montecristo. Those days are gone, though, and they aren't coming back.
Or are they?
I was representing the plaintiffs in a business dispute involving a failed public stock offering. One of the defendants was a professional leveraged-buyout investor. He possessed uncanny business timing, $500 million and the ability to make himself invisible.
While preparing to take his deposition, I naturally planned to bring to bear every bit of knowledge I possessed about the case. I also searched the public record for any additional information I could find about his other business dealings and personal characteristics.
I could learn virtually nothing from the few details reported about this Spectre. There was, however, one picture of my opponent in the public domain, and from that picture, I hatched my plan.
He was smoking a cigar.
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Robin Pemberton, NASCAR's vice president of competition, said no matter what the form of racing at Daytona and Talladega, the sanctioning body will always have critics among its drivers.
"I never saw a driver get out of a car after a wreck and compliment how things were going," Pemberton said. "I haven't seen it yet."
Pemberton said it was still "too close" to the end of last week's Coke Zero 400 to make a decision on whether or not to try and change the rules to break up the two-car drafts. But he said NASCAR will "put some folks together and we'll talk about it."
He cited statistics – the number of leaders and lead changes, in particular – as evidence the tandem racing created great competition.
"There's elements of that (racing) that are different; it takes awhile to digest that," he said. "And there's quite a few folks whose opinions have changed over the course of time. It's only been since we started to repave racetracks. And really, it's a backhanded compliment to how smooth the surfaces are at Daytona and Talladega that this type of racing has evolved."
Pemberton said restrictor-plate racing will "continue to evolve" and said NASCAR would "keep an eye on it and see what comes out of it."
In other plate-related news, NASCAR says it is unsure how restrictor-plate racing will be implemented next year when electronic fuel injection is introduced full time into the Sprint Cup Series.
Currently, a metal restrictor plate is placed into the carburetor to restrict air flow – thus reducing the engine's horsepower and speed of the car. But with carburetors being replaced by fuel injection, Sprint Cup Series director John Darby said officials are unsure of what form the plates will take.
Darby said the "easiest and most economical way" to control the amount of horsepower an engine produces is to restrict the amount of air flow that goes into it.
"So we'll continue to do it that way," he said. "Will it be in the form of what we know as today's restrictor plate? Maybe, maybe not. We're looking at some other things."
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CONTROVERSIAL gas works in Newport city centre could finish earlier than planned.
News that Wales and West Utilities is "slightly ahead of schedule" was welcomed by the president of Newport Chamber of Trade Alan Edwards, whose predecessor Ken Ellis called for the work to be sped up.
The company said the delay was due to unforeseen difficulties but it now appears there could be light at the end of the tunnel in time for Christmas. It is understood the works are two weeks ahead of schedule.
Mr Edwards said: "I attended a meeting with the leader of the council and chief executive about a month ago and they said although initial work hit problems, phase two towards the market entrance that was going smoothly and they were hoping phase three would also be like that.
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A: Deep black, small head but good lacing
S: Rich malts with piney hop scents.
T: Rich bitter chocolate forms the base of the flavor with piney hop oils on the finish, most excellent. Finishes very bitter then fades to nice roasted malt flavors.
M: Very smooth, slightly tingly after a few seconds on the tongue though.
D: A bit heavy, but goes down well.
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Pours one shade away from black with a half-finger tan head. The head recees into a wispy layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of smooth roasted malts with hints of chocolate and citrus hops.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Roasted and chocolate malt flavors up front are joined midway through the sip by solid amounts of citrus hop flavors and milder hits of pine hop flavors. Ending is mildly bitter, leaving a dark chocolate aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is good. It has a solid thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is very good. I finished my glass quickly and could polish off a growler myself.
Overall I thought this was more of a Double Stout than a DIPA, but we don't need to get into semantics and either way it was good. Worth a shot.
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appearance: served in an 11oz chalice...given fair warning, this extremely dark "pale" arrives at my barstool - very dark mahogany, smooth chocolate cap
smell: great combo of dark roasty chocolate and bitter piney hops...smoke, citrus, light traces of booze
taste: fascinating nightcap from catawba - kind of defies any sort of style classification. very dark body and strongly roasted malts present - underlying bitter pine hops, tangy citrus, dark chocolate, smoke/char. drink this
mouthfeel: smooth but bitter, layers of complexity
drinkability: sipper
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Growler purchased at brewery & consumed late July
Poured mahogany with 3+ fingers of mocha colored head. Above average head retention & lacing
S: Roasted grain & iron
T: Roasted malt, molasses, earthy hops up front. Some boozeyness, coffee, as this warms. Finishes dry with chocolatey notes & iron
MF: Chewy, medium-bodied with medium carbonation
Drinkable for the ABV, but not a good example of the style, where the hell are the hops? This would work better as a winter warmer or old ale
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Yet another one at saw at Barleys tonight that I had never seen before, you really gotta love when this happens, makes my whole night. They had at least 4 new brews in there and this was the one I started off with. This was damn intresting to say the least. Poured a Jet black, which for a double IPA struck me as very odd. A little head, nothing really standing out here at all. Some lace but juts a light black liquid really. Smell was very very hoppy. Lots of citrus and pine flavors. A touch of some sweetness in the back. The taste was soo rediculously smooth, I cannot even begin to describe. There was absolutly no hint of any alcohol at all. I could have been drinking a soda. Really strange. Super hoppy and bitter, great dry finish. This one could be dangerous in that you could put down 5 or six without realizing it quite quickly. Overall this was superb. One of the more unique beers I have ever tried. It was more of a double pale ale or Impy Pilsner, but whatever it was it is unique and I really need to have this again, just a superb beer.
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4.5/5 rDev +9.8%
Interesting...Very interesting.
I thought the waitress brought me the wrong beer. I ordered Catawba Valley's new super hoppy DIPA. This looks like a porter. She assured me this was the right beer and after smelling it, I realized she was right. Dark brown in color with some red/orange glow when held up to the light. Thin head but nice lasting heavy lacing.
Smells like a DIPA. Pine and citrus hops on steroids. Very good and complex hop aroma.
It's as hoppy as any DIPA I've had. But better balanced than most. Almost sweet in a bitter sort of way. Where this stands out from any other DIPA I've ever had is the roasty character. It is done perfectly imo. Just enough roast to add to the flavor with out being over kill. I'm suprised I have not seen a beer like this before.
Mouthfeel is more on the smooth side instead of the usual hoppy stickiness for the style.
Dangerously drinkable. No hint at all of the 9.2% abv. If you are not carefull you may find yourself drinking way too many of these.
09-13-2007 01:40:06 | More by wcudwight
4.1/5 rDev 0%
a: Comes in a small snifterish glass with an awesome, fluffy beige head. Great retention of a chunky layer of carbonation, with heavy lacing left on the glass. The beer itself is a near opaque deep brown in color.
s: Similar to the aroma. A blend of deep roasted and pale malts with heavy pine hop aromas.
m: The body is on the full side of medium, with low-medium carbonation. Very smooth.
t: Nice mix of clean malt background with a complex roasted malt foreground. Bitter chocolate and woody/earthy notes. Dark piney hop flavors. Long lasting finish with a high bitterness. Very interesting.
d: very enjoyable, easy drinkability
on-tap at Barley's
10-12-2007 14:10:29 | More by blackie
North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +2.9%
On tap at Barley's in Asheville. From notes.
An almost completely opaque dark brown/black pour with a small light tan head which left a great deal of lacing on the glass. Blackwater indeed.
The rich malty aromas gave little hint of what was around the corner.
The flavors consisted of a big up front blast of hops which were balanced by an underpinning of sweet malt. The finish was accented by bittersweet chocolate and some espresso notes.
CVBC has come up with some really interesting takes on IPA and Double IPA styles, and this one is really striking. It probably belongs in the Black IPA category that's now on the site instead of in the Double IPA category.
09-26-2010 03:36:17 | More by kwakwhore
4/5 rDev -2.4%
11-14-2011 17:08:22 | More by seanwhite
4/5 rDev -2.4%
Forget the name and just focus on the beer in front of you. You will think you have been served the wrong beer if you are expecting a typical pale ale!
A-Deep, dark black brown and for all intensive purposes opaque. A large, frothy tan head caps the mysterious looking body. The head reduces to a thin cap and leaves thick, ringing lace.
S-Roasted malt and milk chocolate sweetness with backing notes of sweet caramel malt, Strong citrus and spicy pine hop bitterness balances the malt sweetness.
T-BAM! The Uberness takes hold! Blast of spicy, bitter citrus rind up front riding a wave of roasted malt, toffee and a touch of chocolate.
M-Medium bodied and rather soft feeling despite all of the aggressiveness in the flavour profile. Long lingering bitterness.
D-Well, Mr Pyatt certainly is making a funny with this beer. An Uber Pale Ale it certainly is! Regardless of what style it really is, this brew is a well made, robust and aggressive concoction!
01-13-2010 13:38:23 | More by Deuane
4/5 rDev -2.4%
Silly Catawba brewers -- they'll brew anything won't they? In fact, I'm surprised that I have never seen this specialty beer before. A solid (perhaps high gravity) IPA, but with a solid dark roasted grain character. Very stong hop flavors and aromas stand above a hearty, malty pale base malt. But then add a bold dose of roasted malt / black patent grains to give a very dark brown color, great head retention and a roasted, powdery, softness. Very complex, giving a new character with every sip. The bitterness of the dark grains work well with the spicy citrus hops. A tremendously good beer.
09-11-2007 17:43:17 | More by BEERchitect
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +7.3%
On tap at Barley's in Asheville.
Appearance: Arrives at the bar with a coffee brown color and a modest tan head that leaves a nice web of lace
Smell: Bittersweet chocolate and pink grapefruit
Taste: Bitter chocolate and pink grapefruit flavors jump out and battle one another immediately and continue their duel after the swallow and into the finish; some licorice subtlety in there, too
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body; moderate carbonation
Drinkability: An extraordinary combination that is boldly flavored and satisfying; Stone comes out with its XI, which is essentially the same style and, with 400+ reviews, merits an A, yet many of the reviewers of this beer want to judge this by everyday DIPA standards; that's not what this beer is about - enjoy it for what it is
06-27-2008 02:57:01 | More by brentk56
4.2/5 rDev +2.4%
Had this on tap at Barley's in Asheville. WTF is up with the color. Black like a stout. Definitely not what I expected with a pale ale. Not much aroma. A little coffee and great big hops. If you drink it with your eyes open you would expect something very different than what you get.
10-26-2007 15:22:55 | More by doubleipa
4/5 rDev -2.4%
On tap at Barley's. Had this when I couldn't find the King Coconut. Oh well, I certainly wasn't displeased. Poured exceptionally dark for the style, a very dark brown. Not a bad head for the abv. Smelled roasty and even a tad smokey, with sweet malt and some earthy hops also prevalant. The taste is dark- very bitter grapefruit and licorice as well as Gentian and bitter orange. Very powerful stuff, but surprisingly smooth in the mouthfeeel. A very interesting brew.
10-17-2007 20:28:49 | More by Georgiabeer
4.38/5 rDev +6.8%
A - Dark coffee brown in color with a think light brown head. Decent retention of the thin foam layer and leaves a nice web of lacing.
S - Piney hops dominate the nose but there is a nice mix of a roasted maltiness as well. Very strong from both sides providing a very interesting mix.
T - Roasted malty sweetness initially. Hints of bitter chocolate. Hoppy bitterness quickly comes pouring in with tastes of pine and grapefruit. Not a hige DIPA blast, but still very strong. An excellent and very interesting mix of tastes.
M/D - Medium to full bodied. Almost creamy in the feel. A very interesting mix of flavors makes for a very drinkable brew.
10-20-2008 22:12:10 | More by ckeegan04
North Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +9.8%
Dark, dark brown pour. 1/2 finger of deep cream head. Light retention and window pane lacing.
Sharp roast cocoa nose. Coffee and sweet chocolate round out the aroma.
Velvety smooth hit. Tons of roast malt here. Dry roast coffee combine with hops to give this beer a very tart finish. Between the hop additions and the roast malt, this is one very bitter beer.
Alcohol creeps in as the glass warms.
Heavy body balances the flavor profile well.
Great beer.
08-20-2010 23:44:17 | More by beer2day
3.58/5 rDev -12.7%
Not as heavy or overbearing as the alcohol content may suggest but still nothing special
Appearance: Uber dark, minimal but thick tan head
Smell: Very faint, some hops
Taste: Comparable to a stout actually; light and smokey with a bit of a bite in the finish
Mouthfeel: Smooth with bitter finish
Drinkability: Not as sweet or heavy as you'd think; decent if you like porters or stouts
08-12-2009 20:47:54 | More by Norfawkers
3.5/5 rDev -14.6%
Appearance: Dark brown body topped by a small, beige head.
Smell: Mixture of dark malts and pine needles with a touch of booze.
Taste: Dark malts, a bit of roastiness meets a strong pine hop flavor and moderate bitterness. Small hint of unsweetened chocolate present, but it gets lost amidst the bitterness. Dry, lingering finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: There sure are alot of hoppy black beers running loose these days.
03-27-2008 23:18:05 | More by ChainGangGuy
4.03/5 rDev -1.7%
On tap at Barley's in Asheville, NC on 11/27/09.
A - The color of this pale ale is bordering total darkness... this is extremely black for a "pale" ale. Sitting on top of the dark liquid is a foamy tan cap about half a finger high, which reduced to a patchy veil and spattering of elaborate, sticky lacing.
S - Initial aroma offers sweet chocolate malt paired with caramel and toffee notes. However, there is plenty of citrus hop bitterness and a hint of pine present, giving this pale ale a well-balanced nose with a fairly assertive hop character.
T - First impression is, "wow... this is really bitter for just a pale ale!" Flavor delivers an aggressive blast of citrus hops with a hint of earthiness in the backend. Hop character is balanced with plenty of dark roasted and sweet caramel malt, as well as a toasted grainy aspect. Finishes up quite hoppy with some sharp pine notes amidst the juicy citrus hops.
M - Medium bodied and pretty robust for the style, the mouthfeel is sticky yet creamy on the palate. Carbonation is right on for the stlye... not too prickly or too soft. Finish is fairly aggressive bitterness that lingers on the back of the tongue for a while.
D - Uber indeed! This was a great introduction to Catawba Valley Brewing Company. This is an aggressively hopped pale ale with an equally big, complex malt presence. Very nice.
12-16-2009 23:53:35 | More by ffejherb
3.93/5 rDev -4.1%
On tap at Barley's Taproom and Pizzeria, served in a traditional American pint glass. I was warned by the waitress that this "wasn't a pale ale - it's pretty dark." Bring it, I say.
Appearance: A dark, relatively thick looking beer, with no head when it arrives. As you sip, it does leave a few stretch marks of foam and some blobs of lace, however. All in all, not the best looking beer, but it's not bad.
Aroma: Pine and lighter citrus are the most prominent hop notes here, floating on top of an array of dark, toasted malts, faintly smelling of coffee and faintly of bready, well-done toast.
Taste: Stone 11th-like - that is, it's a dark, toasty, piney, west coast DIPA. Fairly heavily roasted coffee with a few stray bitter astringencies, slight milkyness, a moderate amount of bitterness, and lots of citrus zest and pine. Hops are slightly soapy, unfortunately, but overall it's really good.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied, though well on the road to thick, with plenty of carbonation, resulting in a slightly uneven brew. The crispness is sort of muted, as well.
Drinkability: Well-hidden alcohol, if nothing else. The flavors are pleasant, and if the hop schedule and carbonation were to be altered slightly, this would be a really solid beer.
01-09-2009 05:32:22 | More by CrellMoset
Blackwater Uber Pale Ale from Catawba Brewing Co.
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Munich, 30 April 2012. Youbisheng Green Paper AG, the German holding company of a Chinese manufacturer of environmentally friendly linerboard for the growing Chinese consumer goods industry, has reached record results in 2011. Revenues increased by 22% to EUR 92.2 million, EBIT was up by 17.3% to EUR 20.8 million.
"I am very proud that our company achieved such a good financial result after its IPO at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Our double-sided testliner, which is made from up 100% recycled paper, the shift to unique high-value products and our innovations continue to drive our growth," states Haiming Huang, CEO of Youbisheng Green Paper. The demand for testliner of Youbisheng PRC is growing rapidly due to the high quality and innovative characteristics of its products. Sales volume increased from 189,732 tons to 221,741 tons, an increase of 14.4%. The average selling price increased by 4.8% from EUR 397 per ton to EUR 416 per ton.
In 2011, Youbisheng maintained a strong balance sheet with group equity of EUR 47.4 million and an equity ratio of 65%. The cash position amounted to EUR 30.9 million as of 31 December 2011.
Due to production levels at full capacity, the company is growing by outsourcing the production of the less innovative products (single-sided testliner) and using the own capacity for the production of the company's unique higher margin products (e.g. double-sided testliner and anti-counterfeit testliner). The outsourcing is executed by renting nearby facilities and controlling the proprietary production process by Youbisheng staff. While outsourcing increases revenues and profit considerably, the profit margins decrease slightly as a result of the lower efficiency of the rented production facilities.
Further outsourcing as well as Youbisheng's innovative high margin products – the double-sided testliner, the new heavy testliner and the new anti-counterfeit testliner – will contribute to the growth in 2012. For full year 2012, management expects revenues to reach over EUR 105 million and EBIT margin to be at least 20.0%.
To set the basis for growth over the next years, Youbisheng plans to expand the current production facility with an estimated investment of EUR 60 to EUR 70 million. This investment will triple production capacity. Construction of the facility is to begin by the beginning of 2013.
The current business year has started well for the Youbisheng Group, winning three new customers in Quanzhou and receiving an purchase order of 300 tons for anti-counterfeit testliner.
The Annual Report 2011 of Youbisheng Green Paper AG has been published on 30 April 2012 and is available on the company's website www.youbisheng-greenpaper.de.
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Youbisheng Green Paper AG is the German holding company of a Chinese clean-tech leader of environmentally friendly produced linerboard from up to 100% recovered fibres. The high-quality linerboard innovations of Youbisheng take up a special position in the Chinese market and are produced in the own production plant near Quanzhou City. They are used in the packaging industry in the Fujian and Guangdong Province (together about 141 million inhabitants), especially for visually attractive sales packaging and carrier bags of high-quality consumer goods.
Youbisheng has been operating as a paper producer since 2000. In fiscal year 2010 and with its production plants operating at full capacity, it manufactured almost 150,000 metric tons of linerboard, making it one of the biggest linerboard producers in Fujian and Guangdong Provinces.
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Contest-Winning Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream Recipe
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/3 cup refrigerated French vanilla nondairy creamer
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1 carton (16 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen sweetened sliced strawberries, thawed
- In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, creamer, sugar and lemon peel until blended. Fold in whipped topping and strawberries. Transfer to a freezer container; freeze for 4 hours or until firm. Remove from the freezer 10 minutes before serving. Yield: 2 quarts.
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Lovely creamy texture, everybody liked it.
Next time I will try the recipe with blueberries.
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Very good recipe. The ingredients call for refrigerated nondairy creamer so I used liquid. I agree that we don't need to go on and on about the recipe if we don't approve. We all know which foods we shouldn't live on. Desserts eaten now and then won't kill us, in my opinion.
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The woman, in her twenties, was approached around 2.40am on Sunday November 11 at the N64 bus stop outside East Croydon station.
The suspect shouted repeatedly in the woman's face before touching her chest.
Jason Beeney, from Croydon CID, said: "We believe there were several other people at the bus stop at the time, who would have seen or heard this incident.
"We would urge anyone with information to come forward and help us with our enquiries."
Anyone with information or who witnessed this incident should call police on 101 or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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8:43pm Fri 30 Nov 12
steve__t says...
nikki 86 wrote:So it's better to tell women not to get sexually harassed than to tell men not to sexually harass?
dont be out on your own at 2:40am
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