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An application form is available by clicking on this link. The plans, application, and fees should be submitted to the County of San Diego Department of Environmental Health, Land and Water Quality Division located at 5510 Overland Ave, Ste 110, San Diego, CA 92123 or mailed to 5500 Overland Ave, Ste 210, San Diego CA 92123. Contact Glenn Leeks, at (619) 607-8351; or Sergio Gracia, at (619) 204-0702 for additional information. The check should be made payable to The County of San Diego.
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Recycled water is approved for such uses. Each site proposing to use recycled water to toilet flushing or cooling towers must submit an engineering report for review and approval by DEH.
There are more restrictions on such a use and most water districts have only begun to explore any such proposals. The risks for this type of use include the potential of cross-connections with water lines, and unapproved uses that could result in body contact or ingestion of recycled water.
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Super C and 240 wide front
This question was asked on another forum I am a member of, and so far no one has an answer. Is the wide front end on a "C"/Super "C" and a 240 the same, and will they swap out??
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The answer is "no" and "maybe".
The wide front for the C through 230 are the same, or close enough for all practical purposes. It has a wish-bone support that is integral with the axle center section and pivots on the same pin as the axle. The 240 wish bone is a separate part and pivots in a ball socket under the bell housing. A 240 axle wouldn't be good on the earlier tractors. The bolster is a different part number on the 240 than the other models as well, so I don't know if the earlier axle will work on a 240 or not.
This is all relative to the Farmall 240. A 240 Utility is another beast completely.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A traffic stop for expired tags ended with a Louisville mother being arrested.
Police say Tara Cummings had her daughter in the car when she was pulled over on Manslick Road around 7 p.m. Oct. 13.
Court records say she admitted to using heroin just two hours earlier.
Police say Cummings had confused speech and dilated eyes.
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The city of Scottsboro will consider paying back more than $180,000 to the county that the revenue department mistakenly overpaid to them.
In all, there were 13 municipalities that were overpaid, but Scottsboro, by far, received the bulk of the overpayment.
The Scottsboro city council will meet Monday at 6 p.m. to discuss paying the overpayment back to the county revenue department.
Revenue Commissioner Ron Crawford said an error was made in putting in percentages into the systems computer, which caused the overpayment.
It was discovered during a recent two year state audit.
Since that time, 12 of the 13 municipalities have paid their portion back to the county for the error that totaled more than $220,000.
Mayor Melton Potter said the city's portion is broken up into three. A third will come from a bond fund, a third from the city's school board, and the remaining will come from the city's general fund.
Potter believes increased sales taxes should be able to cover the estimated payback of more than $60,000.
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Pros: I like everything about this car-just purchased car recently and a joy to drive it -handles smoothly-a lot of power, rides nice, trunk space a lot larger than I thought it would be-so far I made a wise choice-just love this car-nice appearance also-would highly recommend car for quality plus-
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Honda Quality and Value returns in the 2013 Civic by Steve on 04/08/2013. Trim: 2013 Honda Civic LX Sedan 5-Spd AT, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Gas mileage; Fit & Finish; Value; Comfort; Handling; Sound Insulation
Cons: Noisy tires (Firestone Affinity); Slow acceleration when merging on freeways
Overall review: Just purchased the 2013 Honda Civic LX auto and absolutely love it. After looking at its usual competitors, I couldn't find another that had the looks, handling, refinement and value found in the Civic. For under $20k, you get a rear-view camera, bluetooth, Pandora connectivity, digital dash, steering wheel mounted radio controls, SMS text message, alarm system, tilt & telescope wheel, and 39MPG (Hwy)! I drove the 2012 and 2013 back to back and must say the latter is a huge improvement over the previous year. Looks way better inside and out, quieter and handles better. Even Consumer Reports gave positive reviews of the 2013! The only negative I can find is that the standard Firestone Affinity tires seem noisy in an otherwise quiet cabin. I will most likely replace them with Michelin. Another negative is that it is a little slow when merging on to freeways, which I guess is normal for this class. As for price, I paid just $17k (MSRP $19775) so I am thrilled!
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A superb commuter car by Civic 13 rocks on 02/05/2013. Trim: 2013 Honda Civic EX Sedan 5-Spd AT, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: fit and finish, styling, handling,
Cons: small on and off button for radio etc,
Overall review: This car has improved greatly! I use it as a commuter car and I love it.
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An outstanding compact car by Art from Boston on 01/10/2013. Trim: 2013 Honda Civic EX-L Sedan 5-Spd AT w/ Navigation, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Outstanding quality. Dashboard controls are excellent. Wondderful car for commuting.
Cons: Some increase in the horsepower may be helpful.
Overall review: An outstanding car. Purchase the top EX-L trim if possible. The interior has a vastly superior feel than the base model.
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Best Value for 2013 by Retired Military from San Antonio on 02/18/2013. Trim: 2013 Honda Civic EX Coupe 5-Spd AT w/ Navigation, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Honda hit the nail on the head with the updated 2013 civic. Improvements to the interior and exterior make it look like a luxury car. The high tech dashboard with the digital speedometer and the i-mid screen coupled with the navigation package make this vehicle very futuristic and fun to drive. It handles well and road noise has been reduced over the 2012 Civic. I would disregard the Consumer Reports review as I believe it is for the 2012 Civic and does not apply to 2013 updated Civic. Other car companies should follow Honda's led and include more features in their standard package.
Cons: I would include fog lights and chrome exhaust on the Civic EX models.
Overall review: Excellent gas mileage, beautiful exterior and interior updates, excellent handling and standard features. This vehicle is a great value and very fun to drive. With Honda's reputation for quality and resale value you can't go wrong with the 2013 Civic.
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Worked his way up the ladder of Spanish football to become one of the world's most prolific goal scorers. Modest in his achievements, loyal to his teams and married to his childhood sweetheart, Spain's top-class striker is also a top-class guy.
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A sworn enemy of Real Madrid and Raul Gonzalez fans, Villa warded off big-money offers from Real Madrid and instead signed with FC Barcelona. Then Real-Madrid manager Bernd Shuster scolded him for "lacking ambition" in not wanting to sign with Los Mergenues. Also inherited Raul's #7 shirt and uprooted him from his place in the Spanish National Team.
Fact Sheet
Age: 28
Position: Striker
Clubs: Sporting Gijon (2001-2003), Real Zaragoza (2003-2005), Valencia (2005-2010), Barcelona (2010-on)
Caps: 57
International Debut: February 9, 2005 in a 2006 World Cup Qualifier against San Marino
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Initially dreamed of becoming a miner like his father, Villa realized that he was capable of earning a good living playing football. In 2000, he signed with second-division Sporting de Gijon. After tallying forty goals in two seasons, he was picked up by La Liga side Real Zaragoza. He had no trouble adjusting to the top tier and scored 17 times that season, as well as taking the team to a brilliant Copa del Rey run and defeating Real Madrid in the Final. In need of money, Zaragoza sold Villa to Valencia in 2005. He continued his prolific ways and netted 28 times in his first season at the club. He also helped propel Valencia to the UEFA Champions League three seasons in a row. He won the Spanish Player of the Year in 2006 and helped Valencia win the Copa del Rey the following year. After being aggressively pursued by Real Madrid and Manchester United, Villa signed with Barcelona in May 2010 in the seventh most expensive transfer deal of all time.
Villa made his senior debut in 2005 in a World Cup qualifier. After a fine first season at Valencia, Villa was selected in Spain's 23-man roster for the 2006 World Cup. In his World Cup debut against Ukraine, he hit a brace. He tied with Fernando Torres as Spain's top scorer of the tournament with three goals. Villa had his international breakthrough at Euro 2008, however. His six goals in qualifying ensured his selection over Spanish legend Raul. He scored a hat trick against Russia, scored the winner against Sweden in the final group match and converted the first penalty in Spain's 4-2 quarterfinal win against Italy. Sadly he missed the Final due to a re-aggravated thigh injury. Still, his four goals earned him the tournament's Golden Boot. He has since scored seven times in 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying and is expected to play a starring role in Spain's exemplary squad this summer.
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In a word: goals. He is undoubtedly one of the most prolific goal-scorers in the world, scoring 156 times in 2005-2009. He also has a heavenly first touch, blistering pace, crafty diagonal runs, two feet capable of scoring and an extraordinary killer instinct in front of goal. He is as proficient from distance as he is in the air. Look for him to be just as potent in this summer's World Cup whether he's in a three-man front line or up top by himself.
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The client is drop-dead gorgeous. Her father is just plain dead - of an apparent suicide. She's certain he was murdered and is willing to do anything to prove it. Tex Murphy, P.I., is willing to do almost anything to make rent. The investigation leads Tex into the heart of a dark secret.
An elite team of specialists have created something unspeakable. Now each of them are marked for death, and so begins the reign of the Overseer.
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Access Software intended to continue the Tex Murphy series, but there was no time for a new story, so "Tex Murphy: Overseer" was conceived as an ambitious retelling of the first game, "Mean Streets", with state-of-the-art FMV videos and 3D environments. The timing was not right, though: adventure as a genre was dying, Access Software was soldread more to an uninterested Microsoft, and it was still too early for DVD tecnology, so the superior DVD version or the game was (and still is) unplayable on most computers.
If you have played the previous Tex Murphy FMV games, you know the drill: a sci-fi noir story performed by familiar TV actors in virtual backgrounds, with lots of puzzles and the best hint system ever. And like the previous games, "Overseer" is once more a great adventure game, still miles above other FMV titles.
You can play the CD version currently available here. Still, if you are new to the series it would be a good idea to start with "Under a Killing Moon" or the previous installment, "The Pandora Directive" (one of the finest adventures ever made), and continue here if you like what you see.
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Tex Murphy first apperance was in Acces SOftware's game Mean Streets. I played all games with TM character and can say that Overseer is superior version of the first game in series. Abyway as a big fan of a series and adventure games at all I must admit that Overseer is solid game but Pandore Directive was best of whole series.
Story is as always strong point of the game and thisread more time. Mayby it isn't as enjoyable as in PD but instead it's, I think, deepest Tex Murphy plot. Overseer maintains the lighthearted side of the Murphy mythos, but then it tries to take us into the nature of man itself. The game tackles Tex's evolving beliefs, explores his failings of trying to create a perfect world.
Like Pandore DIrective and Under a Killing Moon game uses the Virtual Engine and it's pleable as any 3D style game. You have full freedom to explre various enviroments, looking up or down, looking at things, opening or taking them. You can also combaine items at your inventory to make new ones. Many puzzles also present, some of them quite difficult but I presume it's not a problem for adventure fan :-) Overseer doesn't do mutch to improve gameplay of Pandora or Moon but if stomething isn't broken so why to fix it...
Tex Murphy Overseer is challenging, fun, lenghty and in most part engaging adventure game. Owners of previous pieces propably bui it anyway, and it's worth it but if you are new fan of TM series good idea will be to buy first previous Tex's games. I suppose the greatest compliment I can offer Overseer is this: It makes you want the next one. Badly.
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Finally, last piece of great FMV game series. If you know Tex Murphy's games you don't need advice, if not I hope you will after reading what is writen below.
I'm massive fan of adventure games, old FMV style included. Overseer is last of TM series, one of the first games released on DVD. Game brings Tex and Chelsee, which are lovers, back together again and Tex is retelling storyread more about his first major case...
Game welcome us by 5 min. FMV intro picturing beginning of youur case. If you played previous games in series layout and game engine is easy to get used to and you can start investigation instantly. You have to colect various objects, follow clues and of course solve many puzzles. Little has changed since two last Tex Murphy's games (Which I consider as advantage) in technical side of game. Engine is almost identical as one used in Pandora Directive, of course with higher resolution, larger colour palette etc.
Sounds & music are nicelly done and are building a good character while you are wondering around various locations. Chris Jones narrtion was always good and he keeps doing it better and better. If you played previous games you know what I mean.
What can I say for summary... Awasome and well directed FMV sequences, good acting, narrative, nice music. Varied puzzles difficulty. If you like this kind of games it's 'a must have'...
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Over lunch in New York's Chelsea neighborhood, Pookie Burch and her sister Louisa Burch sit in wonder as they recount the three-year journey that has transformed them from two girls with an idea to full-fledged brand owners of Trademark, their new sportswear label, which launches exclusively online next month. "We wanted to create something at an attainable price point with really simple, thought-out designs in classic and recognizable silhouettes," Pookie, 29, tells Style.com.
Though the duo are first to admit that they've had help along the way—their brand is backed by father J. Christopher Burch's investment company, Burch Creative Capital, while former stepmother Tory Burch is available for guidance—they're also just two girls who are working hard to make their mark in fashion. "We learn best by making our own mistakes," Louisa, 25, offers. "It's been a process of understanding all the different steps it takes to get something to be where it should be."
Trademark's aesthetic is an extension of the pair's own collective fashion experience, which includes summers spent in Nantucket searching for the consummate sweater; scouring Tokyo or other exotic locales for inspiration (much to Pookie's dismay, as she hates flying); collecting Breton-striped shirts (Louisa); or even eavesdropping on Chris or Tory's phone calls during car rides from suburban Philadelphia, where they were raised, to New York.
Their stock will be replenished with new styles every month, and is comprised of beautifully constructed garments that reflect the girls' reserve and practicality. For their first outing, the lookbook for which debuts exclusively here, sporty tech nylons, structured piqués, cotton poplins, and silks are fashioned into modern shirtdresses, full skirts, lightweight jackets, and suits inspired by American nostalgia and the modern art of Josef Albers, Donald Judd, and Barnett Newman. Accessories include resin and wood bangles, gold-plated brass and silver jewelry, and leather-worked sandals and handbags.
Their brand director, Alex Hawgood, is in charge of menswear, and has been with the duo since the beginning. "He's the fourth Burch sister!" Pookie jokes. (The third, Izzie, recently completed her associate's degree in fashion design at Parsons, but has no plans to join Trademark yet.)
In addition to the website launch, the pair are planning to open a boutique on Soho's Grand Street in April—and they're doing it all with an intimate team of ten full-time employees, most of whom are under the age of 30. "Our working environment is really relaxed," Pookie says of their Chelsea headquarters. "There are a lot of sneakers…sneakers and dogs." Louisa's quick to interject, "Please don't get her started on her dog!" They may be retail moguls in the making, but sisters till the very end.
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B3 was in the nest area on Saturday and Gena Flanigen got some wonderful pictures. She flew off in a direction she hasn't been seen going before--toward the Cage Center, the quarry and Garden Lakes. A parent stopped by the nest today for a short time. Last year's eaglets were around
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B3 finally made her first trip yesterday across the highway toward the Oostanaula River. She did not return with any food, and her parents are continuing to bring her fish daily. Until yesterday, she has primarily remained in the area of the nest tree, moving from tree to tree and occasionally soaring very high.
Eagle Update, May 23, 2014
Eagle Update, May 22, 2014
In September 2013, our bald eagle couple returned to the Berry College campus and to their nest in a tall pine tree situated between the main entrance and the parking lot of the Steven J. Cage Athletic and Recreation Center.
The couple spent several months repairing and adding to the nest and catching fish and coots in the nearby Berry quarry, Oostanaula River and Garden Lakes. An egg was produced on January 14, 2014, followed by a second egg on January 17. An eaglet chick hatched on Saturday, February 22, from one of the two eggs laid in January. But the other egg is not viable and has been buried in the nest.
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Berry College's original bald eagle parents began making the nest in March 2012, an unusual time for nest-building in the life-cycle of eagles.
Eagles have been reported in the vicinity of the campus for the past two to three years, but this is the first documented nest in the modern history of Floyd County. The eagles were seen carrying sticks to build their nest, but to the disappointment of many, they had nested too late to produce offspring. By April they were gone.
In October 2012, the eagles returned to the nest, and two eggs were laid in December. Both eggs hatched by January 2013, and both eaglets fledged (flew) during the last week of April. Eaglet 1 flew on April 22 and Eaglet 2 flew on April 28.
During the 2013 season, there were documented sightings on campus of the original pair, their two eaglets and at least four juvenile eagles.
Please check the Berry College Eagles Facebook page for regular updates this year. Bald eagles mate for life, and we are hopeful that we will enjoy their presence at Berry for many years to come.
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Female bringing in a fish to the nest to feed her fledglings (5/13/13)
Female feeding one of her eaglets (last season)
Female brings a branch from a nearby tree for nest additions (last season)
Female surveying an area near the nest while sitting on one of her favorite perching branches (last season)
Female doing a "fly by" checking on the nest (last season)
Female perched in a tree near the nest (last season)
Female flying near the nest (1/19/14)
Male (right) and female (left) perched on one of their favorite branches
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Male (right) female (left) perched on one of their favorite branches near the nest in the late afternoon (1/8/14)
Female taking a stretch as the male surveys the sky (1/18/14)
Male hovering over the nest as he checks on his mate (1/20/14)
Juvenile flies toward the nest while vocalizing as food was brought in by one of the parents (last season)
Female bringing in a small branch to add to the nest while the male is sitting on the nest incubating the eggs (1/27/14)
Female hunting at a nearby lake (1/30/14)
Male perched in a tree near the nest (1/27/14)
Male bringing in grass to soften the nest (1/31/14)
Juvenile from last season flying near the nest (4/30/13)
Juvenile from last season coming in for a landing at the nest tree (4/30/13)
Female flying from the nest as the male flies in (2/9/14)
Female flying as the male watches in the nest (2/9/14)
Female perched in a tree near the nest (2/16/14)
Female flies from the nest as her eaglets watch (last season)
Male (left) female (right) in a tree near the nest (2/16/14)
Male (left) female (right) on a limb near the nest (11/29/13)
The Berry Eagles perched on a tree behind Hermann Hall (1/8/14)
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Andy Karl, Harriet Harris, Kara Lindsay, Heidi Blickenstaff, Douglas Sills, Alli Mauzey and more have joined the casts of the new musicals that will be presented during the National Alliance for Musical Theatre's 25th Annual Festival of New Musicals.
Presented Oct. 17-18 in Manhattan, the annual weekend of musical theatre provides a platform for emerging and established theatre writers to showcase their works with casts featuring Broadway and Off-Broadway actors. Many of the new works find life at regional companies, as well as Off-Broadway and on Broadway.
Betsy King Militello is the executive director of NAMT.
Here's a look at the 2013 selections and their teams:
Analog and Vinyl
"Harrison is obsessed with LPs from the sixties and the superior quality of analog. Rodeo Girl, a quirky Silver Lake hipster, is obsessed with Harrison but he barely notices. With his vintage record store about to go under, Harrison and Rodeo Girl are visited by a mysterious customer who makes them a devilish offer they can't refuse."
The Astonishing Return of…The Protagonists!
"The Protagonists was once a mighty group of superheroes battling the forces of evil. Twenty years later, they find themselves battling the forces of thinning hair and menopause. But when an old nemesis re-emerges with a sinister plan, can the former superfriends pull it together to save the world again?"
The Boy Who Danced on Air
"The Boy Who Danced on Air focuses on a tradition in Afghanistan called Bacha Bazi: wealthy men take in poorer boys and train them to dance. The boys perform at parties and are often sexually abused. This is the story of what happens when two of those boys fall in love."
Come From Away
"Come From Away tells the true story of when seven thousand people landed on the doorstep of Gander, Newfoundland... and the people of Gander 'put the kettle on.' A rocking musical about when 38 planes from around the world were diverted to a small, Canadian community on September 11, 2001 — doubling its population in an instant. While the world witnessed the worst acts of humankind, the stranded passengers had their faith in humanity restored by the spirited people who comforted those who had come from away."
"Early morning, July 24, 1915: Moored on the Chicago River, the S.S. Eastland overflows with passengers ready for their company picnic. The boat leans to port – and keeps leaning, until it tips completely over. By day's end, hundreds will perish, whole families will vanish and unexpected heroes will emerge."
My Heart is the Drum
"When Efua Kuti is pulled from school and forced to marry, she flees her village in Ghana to pursue her dream: a college education. Guided by the spirit of her grandmother, she confronts life-threatening dangers, and in doing so, discovers her true strength. A joyous tale of modern Africa with driving rhythms and rich vocal harmonies, this big, coming-of-age musical celebrates the promise within us all."
The Sandman – a little nightmare musical
"Germany, 1838. What if Clara's nutcracker had been built by a clockmaker whose children were held hostage by the Sandman? What if the clockmaker's nanny had invited the Sandman in? What if the Sandman steals children's eyes at night? Too ghastly to contemplate. Who dares put such horrors in a musical?"
The Single Girls Guide
"Jane Austen meets Helen Gurley Brown in the stylish world of 1964 Manhattan. Filled with the buoyant sounds and bright spirit of the mid-1960s, The Single Girl's Guide is a fizzy riff on 'Emma' and 'Sex and The Single Girl' that echoes the questions we continue to ask about marriage, sex and being single."
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"Take three little superstar Piglets, their devoted single-parent Mom, a misunderstood Big Bad Wolf and the award-winning tuneful wit of Stiles and Drewe and you've got the perfect "Great Big Little Broadway Show" for audiences of three years old and up. This very curly musical tail will huff, puff and blow you away!"
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On draft at Bailey's, Portland, Oregon.
Poured a light straw hue with a one finger foamy white head. There was good retention and very good lacing.
The smell featured a biscuity malt and herbal noble hop.
The taste consisted of upfront doughy malts followed by a drying noble hop zest.
The mouthfeel was full for the style.
Overall a very tasty, well balanced and super easy to drink ale. Seemingly authentic.
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Appearance This one is a light, brilliant orange in color with a modest head. The glass was pretty full so it was hard to properly gauge the head, but the liquid was wonderful to stare at.
Smell Theres a big, malty base to this one along with some good spicing. The sweet, grainy aroma is complimented with a hint of wheat. The grassy hops are perceptible but weak.
Taste This guy lightens up at the taste, although the wheat flavor dominates the grain and hops.
Mouthfeel This light-bodied ale is creamy with a flat texture in the mouth.
Drinkability This ABA is very smooth. It is a bit unusual but a fairly drinkable version of the style.
Comments They add wheat to their recipe to give the beer a blended flavor and an overall smooth mouthfeel.
09-27-2004 16:13:09 | More by RoyalT
4.03/5 rDev +11.6%
Siskiyou Golden Ale was served off the tap at the Alameda Brewpub. In the sample glass, the beer was golden, and was topped by an ample white head. The nose was bright and lively with a lightly spicy, citric zesty hoppiness and a subtle maltiness. The taste was rather nice and developed for a lawnmower beer, consisting of a light honeyish malt base and interesting citric-zesty and floral notes. The mouthfeel was excellent for flavors and feel of the beer...full, smooth and creamy, without being sluggish for a refreshing lighter beer. Golden/Blonde ales rarely make an impression on me, but this one was pretty good.
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This is a light bodied summery ale with a thin head, malty nose, and a bitter finish. I am sorry to report that this brew is not Alamedas best effort. The aroma is like tap water and the carbonation weak. In fact, the head vanishes quickly and leaves no lace at all. The taste lacks authority and hangs heavy on the tongue like a wet cloth.
I hate to put down my local neighborhood brewer, but its gotta be said -- this one tastes like Alka Seltzer in a Michelob.
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Introduction to advocacy
Cancer advocacy provides opportunities for people to become involved with cancer issues and to contribute their time and energy to the community. Advocacy can involve passing out flyers at an event, giving a talk or writing an article about cancer, or writing a letter to elected officials asking them to support a new law. Advocates, who are often volunteers or staff for nonprofit organizations, have varying levels of training or professional expertise. There are a few formal training programs to help teach people how they can effectively participate.
Peer review
Peer review is the process by which research proposals submitted to potential funding agencies are scored to determine which ones may be funded. A panel of researchers reviews each research proposal and score it according to its scientific merits and the abilities of the research team submitting the proposal.
Many funding agencies now include consumer reviewers in the peer review process so that those who have been most affected by cancer can help determine the types of research that are funded. The consumers are not expected to understand or score the research proposals' scientific merits, but are asked to rate the proposals' relevance or importance. While consumers may not need any formal training to participate in peer review, some agencies only allow people who have been diagnosed with cancer to sit on a peer review panel. The following organizations include consumer reviewers on their peer review panels:
- American Cancer Society
- Department of Defense (DOD) Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP)
- Susan G. Komen
The Research Advocacy Network (RAN) is a nonprofit organization devoted to consumer advocate participation in research. RAN maintains a list of consumer participation opportunities for national organizations involved in research. In addition, local funding organizations and local hospitals may need consumer input for research projects. Contact volunteer services at your local cancer center to inquire about advocacy opportunities.
Sharing your story
Personal stories about cancer can have a profound impact on an audience. Whether the goal is to educate, raise awareness, or raise funds for a cause, you can give a face and voice to cancer by sharing your personal story about how cancer affected you or your family. FORCE is always looking for people who will provide personal accounts for our Joining FORCEs newsletter. We also get frequent requests from the media for people who are willing to tell their story in print or on film and from the health care community looking for FORCE members willing to participate in presentations. If you would like to speak with the media or participate in presentations, please fill out our advocacy sign-up form.
Local cancer centers, genetic counselors and advocacy organizations often give presentations on cancer and are happy to include a personal voice. If you are interested in giving talks, start small. Write your personal story, and practice telling it to others. Contact your local genetic counselor or hospital to see if there are speaking opportunities. Consider submitting your story to your local newspaper. If you have the opportunity to mention FORCE as a helpful resource and support organization, it can help others learn about the community and the services that we provide.
Peer support
Confronting personal cancer risk can be confusing and frustrating, and sometimes it helps to speak with other women who have faced similar choices. FORCE is always looking for volunteers who are interested in staffing our toll-free helpline and reaching out to others who need support. To participate in our helpline program you need to be available at least two hours every other week and need to be willing to participate in a two hour phone training session. If you wish to volunteer for our helpline, please fill out our advocacy sign-up form and indicate that you wish to be a helpline volunteer.
Legislative issues
One aspect of advocacy includes contacting your elected officials to let them know your position on a particular legislative item that affects cancer care or research. Elected politicians care about the concerns and views of their constituents. A letter, fax, or phone call to your elected representatives may make the difference in convincing them to vote for legislation. You do not need special training to contact your elected representatives, and their contact information is readily available. The name and contact information for your Senators or Representative can easily be found based on your zip code.
See our page on current legislative action items for updates on legislative issues of interest to our community.
Distributing educational materials
FORCE has produced brochures, newsletters and other print materials about hereditary breast and ovarian cancer. These materials help to:
- improve care for patients
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- facilitate, promote, or raise money for research
- promote patient participation in research
- disseminate research findings
If you are interested in distributing our materials in your community, fill out our publication order form.
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Orange County Convention Center on a sunny day in Florida. The Orange County Convention Center is a popular location for conventions and meeting. It is located near Disney World, Universal Studios and the International Drive Tourist and Shopping District.
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Orlando is a large city located in Orange County, Florida.
Orlando, for most people, conjures up the image of theme parks, mainly Walt Disney World, but it has a lot more to offer than that. (In fact, Disney World is not in Orlando, but is in nearby Lake Buena Vista). Downtown Orlando includes none of the major theme parks (Disney World, Universal Studios, Sea World), dinner attractions (Arabian Nights, Medieval Times), or even most small theme parks (Gatorland, Holyland Experience, Ripley's Believe-it-or-not, etc). The region sees an estimated 52 million tourists a year, and downtown Orlando is developing significantly under this tourist boom. Other cities in the metropolitan area include Altamonte Springs, Davenport, Kissimmee, and Winter Park.
Weather in the Orlando area
Orlando has warm, balmy springs and autumns; hot summers complete with daily thunderstorms; and temperate winters affected by the occasional cold front. Most tourists visit Orlando between June and August, while another peak time for tourism is March and April. The less busy times for tourism correspond to the best weather in the Orlando area; the summer months can be exceptionally busy with families who are making a trip while kids are on summer vacation. Visiting when the weather isn't so hot means less people in the area and that provides some advantages, but you will be able to enjoy cooler weather.
Get in by airplane
Most people arrive by commercial air arrive via Orlando International Airport, which is Orlando's primary airport, and the busiest airport in the state in terms of passenger traffic. The airport is located to the southeast of downtown but is centrally located with respect to the region and area attractions. Orlando International Airport is a secondary hub for AirTran Airways, Southwest Airlines, & JetBlue Airways, all of which fly numerous routes to/from Orlando.
Major Attractions
Orlando is one of the biggest tourist destinations because of the nearby theme parks and resorts. Close to International Drive is Universal Orlando Resort, which includes two theme parks, three hotels and a large shopping district. SeaWorld Orlando is a marine theme park featuring Kraken, the biggest rollercoaster in the Orlando area, as well as Believe, the new Shamu adventure. About 35 minutes southwest of downtown Orlando is Walt Disney World. Comprising four theme parks, two water parks, dozens of hotels, two shopping and dining districts, five golf courses, and much more, it is the largest privately managed tourist destination on the planet. Not far from Disney World lies the Alligator Capital of the World: Gatorland.


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Over many decades, this walk in the Binna Burra section of Lamington National Park has grown in popularity and it is easy to see why. The Ships Stern circuit leads down through the rainforest into the head of Kurraragin Valley on Nixon Creek where piccabeen palms, towering flooded gums and large red cedars grow. Take a detour off the main track to Lower Ballunjui Falls.... more
The track climbs steadily through rainforest to the top of Ships Stern Range formed of rhyolite, where the rainforest gives way to eucalypt forest with a dense understorey of spring-blooming wildflowers.
There are spectacular views over the Numinbah Valley and Kurraragin Valley as well as the unmistakable Egg Rock, a rhyolite plug that formed in one of the subsidiary vents of the massive Mount Warning shield volcano. Continue through open forest and rainforest before re-joining the main Border Track back to Binna Burra.... less
Be aware of leeches in summer, particularly after rain. The weather can change quickly so bring wet-weather gear and warm clothing.
Visitors familiar with Lamington National Park tend to appreciate walking in winter as the fine weather makes views less hazy, rain is usually minimal and leeches uncommon.
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This route is slightly more fun than its neighbor to the left. Start on the obvious jug and make 3 fun moves on good holds (one of which is a slightly painful pocket) to gain the rails marking the end of the crux of Dampened Enthusiasm. Follow that route to the anchors.
It is just to the right of Dampened Enthusiasm. It is the furthest route to the right on the lower cliff.
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•Sandy is expected to merge with a wintry system from the west, at which point it will become a powerful superstorm as winds from that storm pull Sandy back toward the U.S. mainland.
•Frigid air from Canada also is expected to collide with Sandy and the wintry storm from the west, creating a megastorm that may park over the northeast for days. Northern states are bracing for nearly a foot of rain, high winds and up to 2 feet of snow.
•Further complicating matters is a full moon Monday that will bring higher tides than usual and the possibility of dangerous storm surges along the coast.
•The super storm brings two possibilities for knocking out electricity: hurricane-force winds could send trees into power lines or topple power poles; those left standing could succumb to snow in some places, which could weigh down still-leafy branches enough to also topple trees.
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Flooding could start on creeks and streams early Monday and on rivers later Monday. On Saturday, all creeks and rivers in the area were well below flood stage:
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Easton, 4.5 feet; flood stage, 22 feet.
•Lehigh River
Lehighton, 3.6 feet; flood stage, 10 feet.
Walnutport, 3 feet; flood stage, 8 feet
Bethlehem, 2.5 feet; flood stage, 16 feet.
•Little Lehigh Creek
Allentown 2.5 feet; flood stage 8 feet.
J•ordan Creek
Allentown 0.1 foot; flood stage, 8 feet.
Source: National Weather Service
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If waiting out the storm at home, prepare a kit that includes: flashlights and extra batteries; portable, battery-operated radio and extra batteries; first aid kit and manual; non-perishable food and water; non-electric can opener; medicines; cash, credit cards and important legal documents; and sturdy shoes.
If ordered to evacuate, be prepared to take with you: checkbooks; driver's license; credit card information; birth certificates; Social Security cards; and other documents proving ownership and identity.
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