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Vacation Bible School (VBS) is a summertime religious tradition for Christian children which dates back to the late 19th century. According to Wikipedia, the first VBS was taught in 1894 by a Sunday school teacher named D.T. Miles in Illinois. Ms. Miles, who was also a public school teacher, Wikipedia says, envisioned a special time set aside during the summer for children to study the bible.
Several churches in our area are offering Vacation Bible School this summer. Below is a list of those that have announced their VBS schedule.
"Adventures with Jesus"
August 6 through August 16
9 a.m. to noon
200 Highfield Lane, Nutley
Stories will include Mary and Elizabeth; Zacchaeus; Jesus Enters Jerusalem (Palm Sunday); and Paul & Silas (jail). Tuition for the nine-day program for Non-Parishioners is $45 for the first child and $40 for each additional child. Parishioner tuition is $40 for the first child and $35 for each additional child.
Download the VBS Sign-up Form.
First Presbyterian Church at Caldwell
"Babylon – Daniel's Courage in Captivity"
June 25 through June 29
6 to 8 p.m.
326 Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell
All children who have just completed 1st-5th grade are invited to join us for a fabulously fun week exploring the ancient city of Babylon, where Daniel showed great courage in captivity! We will be discovering the Babylon Marketplace, playing on the Palace Playground, chatting with Daniel about God, and having a great time exploring with our tribes!You can check the following website and register online at: www.groupvbspro.com/bvs/hl/firstprescaldwell and then send your $40 to the church
Grace Presbyterian Church
"Operation Overboard - Dare to Go Deep with God!"
June 25 through June 29
9:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
153 Grove St., Montclair
Grace invites children, age 3 through those entering sixth grade, to join us for Vacation Bible School. It's a fun-filled week where children learn about their Creator and share in real-life lessons that prepare them to walk with Christ faithfully. Drama, games, Bible story-telling, crafts, singing, even science experiments are all ways through which boys and girls experience God's love. Please contact Pastor Rachel for more information and join us for this fun and important ministry!
The Presbyterian Church of Upper Montclair
June 25 through June 29
6 to 8 p.m.
53 Norwood Ave., Upper Montclair
Go on Safari to discover the wonders of God's great creation! Your children will explore their connections with God, family, friends, and others around the world with Bible stories, games, music and a science experiment or two. All children kindergarten through fifth grade are welcome. The cost is $50 per child, which includes dinner each evening. Contact Melody Williams, Director of Christian Education, at 973-746-3854 or firstname.lastname@example.com for information and to register.
The Caldwell United Methodist Church in Caldwell in partnership with
St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Essex Fells
"Operation Overboard: Dare to Go Deep with God"
August 6 through August 10
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Caldwell United Methodist Church
8 Academy Road, Caldwell
Dive in and discover God's underwater universe! Kids journey miles below the water's serface into God's Word to find what true faith is all about. West Essex Vacation Bible School is open to children aged 3 (must be toilet trained) through those entering sixth grade. Payment is $40 per child when registered before July 1st, and $45 afterwards. Additional children in the same household may be registered for $5 less. Please submit a separate form for each child. You may pay online using PayPal or simply register online and pay by check. Please return your check to the church office at either Saint Peter's or Caldwell United Methodist Church. To get more information or to register, visit www.overboard.cokesburyvbs.com/westessex.
"Vacation Bible School"
June 25 through June 29
91 Dewey St., Bloomfield
There is a $3 registration fee for which the proceeds will go to the Pizza Night on Friday. Please contact Sr. Denise Dean or Deaconess Vicki Sims for more information.
Morrow Memorial United Methodist Church
August 27 through August 30
9 a.m. to noon
Kick-off Pot Luck Dinner August 26 at 5:30 p.m.
600 Ridgewood Road, Maplewood, NJ
Picture yourself in the air! You're flying, surrounded by endless blue sky and puffy white clouds. Let your imagination soar! God is there—the very air we breathe—making all things possible. This summer our children will experience and know the boundless love of God that brings life and possibility. We'll hear stories, learn songs, share snacks, play games and live into God's love. This year, we are also providing Sky Camp, a before and after-VBS camp in partnership with Express Yourself Studios for children who need full-day care. When you click on the flyer you will also be able to download the registration form for Sky Camp. Check the website for additional information and registration: http://morrowchurch.org/ministries/studies/vbs
River of Life Assembly of God
"Vacation Bible School"
174 Holmes St., Belleville
Every summer we host a fun-filled VBS where kids engage in life-changing activities which include: Super cool crafts, interactive Bible stories, exciting games, incredible music, delicious snacks and so much more! Keep an eye on the website for the 2012 dates: http://www.riveroflifeweb.com/KidsPageVBS.htm
Saint Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
"SKY" Vacation Bible Camp
June 25 through 29
219 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell
At Sky VBS, kids discover that by trusting God, everything is possible. Registration and volunteer forms available in the back of the church or at the rectory. Call for times and additional information. Join us for some high-flying Bible Adventures!


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Mancubus's lunch gets rudely interrupted4.53 / 5.00 10,438 Views
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'Chicken Castle'
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So on the last night of the 2010 Newgrounds Tank Awards me and chris O'Neill were doodling and I got this idea for some short cartoon to do while we were there and record the lines in the recording booth at the NG office. What started out as a stupid gag, turned into a pretty big cast list and lots of dialog. We pulled an all nighter and got this done. Now, due to the heavy talking in this short, it took me quite a bit to finish.
But thanks to the help of Chris O'Neill and Zach Hadel it's finally done. And I'm glad it is. It's not much, but it was fun making it.
p.s. I'll coauthor everyone else who participated once they become my portal buddies
This describes every human on Earth ever.
No wonder this was made by Newgrounds legends and... wait a minute-TOM FULP HIMSELF???
I wish everything on NG had this level of comedic, polished-flow-of-writing.
Well executed. Wonder how I even missed this.
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Steven Adler, best known as the original drummer of "GUNS N' ROSES", one of the most influential, ground-breaking hard rock bands to emerge from the late-80's L.A. hard rock scene, has returned to pick up where he left off.
GN'R's debut album, "APPETITE FOR DESTRUCTION," which features Adler's signature groove, will forever be considered one of the greatest rock albums ever made. Adler also recorded the album "GN'R LIES" and the track "Civil War" on the album "USE YOUR ILLUSION 2." Following Steven's success with GN'R, he was involved in several other projects, including "ROADCREW" with front man Davy Vain and "Freaks in the Room" with Gilby Clarke. In 2002, Adler, along with other well-known L.A. musicians, formed what would later turn into the first incarnation of "Adler's Appetite."
In 2007, "Adler's Appetite" celebrated the 20th anniversary of "Appetite for Destruction" with a sold out show at The Key Club, where Duff Mckagan and Izzy Stradlin (original GN'R members) both jumped at the chance to jam with Steven on stage. Witnesses at the event hailed it as the closest anyone would ever see to an original "GUNS N' ROSES" reunion.
2008 saw Steven become a household name as the breakout star of the VH1's hit series "Celebrity Rehab 2' and "Sober House". Steven has made multiple appearances on Dr. Drew's nationally syndicated radio show "Loveline," and was an award presenter at the 2009 POLLSTAR AWARDS. Building upon that momentum, Steven decided to redefine "Adler's Appetite" and put together what both fans and critics have called the strongest line-up of the band to date. "Adler's Appetite" consists of veteran and platinum selling artist Chip Z'Nuff (Enuff Z'Nuff), Rick Stitch on vocals from LA band "Ladyjack", Michael Thomas (Faster Pussycat), and guitarist Robo(Ladyjack). On January 17, 2009, the band made its debut to a maximum capacity crowd at The Key Club in Los Angeles. They were greeted with rave reviews and haven't looked back since.
Now, with the completion of two U.S. tours, a South American tour in 2009 and and a highly successful European tour with nothing short of a stellar response, "ADLER'S APPETITE" is giving the fans what they want and breathing new life into the legacy that is "GUNS N' ROSES".
2010 saw Adler returning to "Celebrity Rehab 3' as a special guest and the worldwide release of his first instructional drum DVD. Steven also recently contributed drum tracks to former "GN'R", current "Velvet Revolver" guitarist Slash's solo record. The track, which marks their professional reunion, also features Flea from "The Red Hot Chili Peppers."
In July of 2010 Steven released his tell-all biography "My Appetite For Destruction Sex, Drugs and Guns N' Roses". The book quickly became a New York Times Bestseller. Adler's Appetite also embarked on an extensive tour hitting over 50 markets in North America alone. The band also debuted it's new single "Alive" on The Howard Stern show in July, Harper Collins then released it as an exclusive download in conjunction with the book.
The band rang in 2011 with the release of their Limited Edition European EP featuring all new original material. March found Adler taping fresh episodes of "Celebrity Rehab" and celebrating what he calls a "180 turn" in his life; according to Steven, his experience working with Dr. Drew and Bob Forrest was "even better than in 2008." Adler's Appetite released two new songs, available for download on iTunes, titled "Stardog" and "Fading"--guaranteed to whet fans' own appetites for the band's next studio album, which is in the works.
Not one to let the moss grow over his drum kit, ADLER hits the road for a major North American tour on May 5, with a lineup featuring Michael Thomas on lead guitar, Lonny Paul on rhythm guitar, Chip Z'nuff on bass and Patrick Stone on vocals. On May 17th, the paperback version of Adler's autobiography drops from Harper Collins, with select book signings to be announced. "I have the hunger to live again and rock again," says Adler. "I'm living the ultimate American dream--not only that, but I'm loving it!"
Izzy Stradlin, Matt Sorum, Duff McKagan, Slash and Steven Adler of Guns N' Roses
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We should have never let that guy have that secret role in the front office. He was a double agent all along!
Newsday's Katie Strang reported earlier today DiPietro bristled when confronted with questions about his place on the goaltending depth chart, but both Montoya and Poulin are expected to push him for the starting spot next year. "The 29-year-old feigned confusion when asked about his competition in training camp, asking "Who are we talking about here?," but the numbers make it abundantly clear. Montoya led the team in wins with a record of 9-5-5 and finished with a save percentage of .921 and 2.39 goals against average. Before a freak injury in warm-ups ended his season in February, Poulin posted a GAA of 2.44 and save percentage of.924. DiPietro finished last in the league in GAA ( 3.44 ) among all goaltenders with 25 games or more and second to last with a .886 save percentage." To me, the audio does not sound overly harsh, but DP becomes hushed in response to the previous question...which was similar. This is out of character for Katie Strang who is generally very conservative in Islander criticism. Make no mistake, while Chris Botta did write a story on this for IPB, the original was not his doing. Additional interesting answers from PA Parenteau on the differences between Gordon and Capuano and Haley and Gillies were good as well. I have not listened to all of them. What do you think?
Per Katie Strang at Newsday, Gordon has been relieved of his coaching duty in New York. (Editors Note: Per team release, Jack Capuano (AHL Bridgeport head coach) takes over on an interim basis, while Gordon become adviser to the GM.) Well, you can't fire the Players.
Some kind words about our favorite meteorological phenomenon.... ... and a quote from coach go-go that just keeps begging the question, "Is this the right guy?". "I think there's a good base and a good core that's in place," Gordon said. "In all areas we've improved from a development standpoint and on the ice. Another year or two and we could be a player away from really making our mark." Show some damn courage Scott, don't play the expectation management game NOW!!!!
A little bit of personal and hockey background from the former goalie, who says he shook his goalie superstitions by the time he made it to the NHL. (Maybe that was why he didn't stick? I kid.) g/t @TavaresCountry User Note: As the season nears and articles come out more often, look for links like these in FanShots on the right-hand margin. To keep things tidy, I won't be "front-paging" every interesting bit that comes around.
Charles Wang's interview with WFAN's Mike Francesa. This is the one where he mostly promotes the Lighthouse project, but also inadvertently reveals coach Scott Gordon's contract (he of the "long leash" on the rebuild) goes another two years.
This is more like it. This is more like the type of s-l-o-w news I expect in July: While stumping for the Lighthouse project (OMG! Wang will be at the K.C. game!), Charles Wang inadvertently reveals Scott Gordon's contract runs for two more years, too. Two things you might quite logically inferred, but they'd never been disclosed and it's July so ...
On TSN's "Hot Stove" from Nov. 1, Al "Rumormonger" Strachan says that before the widely reported captains meeting with Scott Gordon from last week was called after Bill Guerin and Gordon had a verbal spat during practice. Just family matters. A surprisingly Isles-heavy Hot Stove, as they also discuss DiPietro and the aftermath of the Weight-Sutter hit.
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---- — ANDOVER — Police Chief Brian Pattullo is retiring after more than 30 years on the job, half of which was spent at the helm of the town's police force.
First brought on the force as a patrolman in 1981, Pattullo was promoted to chief in March of 1998. The 54-year-old will officially step down from his $163,000-a-year job July 31.
"It's not a retirement. I'm leaving the Andover Police Department, but I'm moving on to another challenging chapter," Pattullo said. "I want to make sure I'm innovative and using my talents as much as I can."
Pattullo said he plans to become the chief operating officer of a Boston security firm that he declined to name.
Pattullo said his likely successor will be Sgt. Pat Keefe. Selectmen are expected to vote on Keefe's appointment March 4. Town Manager Reginald "Buzz" Stapczynski said Keefe's salary is still being negotiated.
"Pat exemplifies the leadership qualities inherent in the chief of police," Pattullo said. "He's well-respected by the men and women on the force, even-tempered, a good leader."
Stapczynski said Pattullo expressed his intention to retire last summer.
"He has done such a marvelous job, it's sad to see him retire," Stapczynski said. "We're very fortunate. A great legacy has been left here in Andover."
Brian Major, first elected to the Board of Selectmen in 1998, said he remembered voting on Pattullo's appointment as chief. Pattullo, like Keefe, was a sergeant when he was brought up to lead the force, Major said.
"He was one of the younger officers at that time," Major said. "Instantaneously, he had full respect of his team, of the guys in the department."
Major said one of the most distinct aspects of Pattullo's legacy is how much more visible the police force became in town.
"He instituted a lot of the things like having policemen visible downtown, putting them on bicycles, walking around downtown ... It was all a sense of getting the police department visible so they could associate with people," he said.
Selectman Paul Salafia said he tried to talk Pattullo out of retiring, "but it's hard to talk him out of it, because it's his time."
"It's a very demanding job, and being police chief takes a lot out of you," Salafia said. "I think he was ready to move to something different, something he thinks will be a little more challenging for him, in a different way. It's hard to compete with that."
Pattullo said he has informed his officers that Stapczynski has selected Keefe to succeed him once he retires.
Keefe has been a member of the department for 15 years and is a lieutenant colonel in the National Guard.
Three internal candidates went through a process called an "assessment center" — an external process designed to find a person based on the community's needs — to help the town manager decide who to name as the next chief.
"It's a credit to the men and women of the police department that we have that talent and those people to take command," Pattullo said.
Stapczynski said Keefe was selected because "we have a young department, and I needed someone who could continue the legacy that Brian has created, and really build on it with the youthful department that we have."
Pattullo is not just the town's police chief. The Board of Selectmen voted on July 2, 2012 to appoint Pattullo to be "keeper of the lockup" and director of the town's emergency management, with both terms set to expire June 30. The keeper of the lockup position is unpaid, while the emergency management director position shares an annual $1,500 appropriation with the department's lieutenant commander, who acts as deputy director of Emergency Management.


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Eccentric, genius, erratic, virtuoso, drug addict, dazzling, Booker, by all accounts, was all of those. Underneath all of the madness, here was a man so talented when he was on, he was not to be missed, creating more music by himself than two or three top-notch musicians could create. He was a regular act at the legendary Maple Leaf for years, and lucky for us, John Parson recorded Booker at the Uptown club on Oak Street from 1977 to 1982.
But for every bit of genius, Booker could also be infuriating to the music fan, as he was given to fits of paranoia, irascible, even too drugged out to perform. Tales of him vomiting on the piano are not uncommon. Fans were known to leave the club in droves in frustration when he was off.
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The opening track, "Medley: Slow Down, Bony Maronie, Knock On Wood, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Classified" captures the best of Booker as he burns from one number into the next, almost frantically trying to get to the next number, speeding up, slowing down, changing styles, changing genres – all done flawlessly and putting his other-worldly take several standards. Whether it's classical, boogie woogie, soul, rock, Booker plays them all effortlessly. This recording is rare chance to hear a New Orleans master at his peak.
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This wasn't just homesickness. There was a long list of distractions. I'm not going to get into specifics, but you can imagine for us to not put up more resistance to him transferring, how long that list was. It was evident when he got here that he didn't want to be here. He wanted to do other things. He wanted to run around with his ex-buddies and do all that. There wasn't a lot of dedication to school, football and everything like all the other players had. I wanted him to go and find a place where he could be happy and the rest of our guys would want to be here and be focused and productiveJeff Tedford on the Chris Martin situation. This is about as close as he's ever gotten to publicly calling out an athlete on the record. (HT turkey) What do you guys think about candid Tedford?
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In my shop, I use dado blades a lot. In fact, I use them so often, I keep a dado blade in one of my table saws all the time. And I never go on a job site without making sure I've got dado blades in my truck. I use them for cutting tongues, grooves, rabbets, tenons, and, of course, dadoes. One of my favorite dado-blade operations is making drawer boxes. I call my technique the QQQ method — for "quarter-quarter-quarter." If you ever have to make drawer boxes for cabinets or built-ins — whether in the shop or on site — you may find that this approach saves you some time.
It all depends on precision, starting with the material. I use a 1/2-inch 9-ply prefinished Baltic birch plywood called ApplePly (States Industries, 800/626-1981, www.statesind.com). Unlike some 1/2-inch plywoods, it's exactly a half inch thick, and the ApplePly 1/4-inch ply is a true quarter inch. This is key to my drawer setup.
When setting up the dado blade, I use a dial caliper
With this triple-Q setup, I can make all the cuts I need to build my drawer boxes without making any changes.
For a typical production run, I first determine how many drawers I need of each height and rip the plywood accordingly. With average-size drawers, I can usually get all four sides from each rip, with maybe enough left for an additional side. I then cut all the sides, fronts, and backs to length.
I generally make the sides 2 inches shorter than the overall depth of the cabinet box (22 inches for a 24-inch-deep cabinet, for example). Figuring the widths for the backs and fronts requires more time: Starting with the cabinet opening, you have to subtract for the drawer slides (typically 1/2 inch per side, or 1 inch total); subtract for the drawer sides (two sides at 1/2 inch, or 1 inch total); and then add back in the length of the two tongues that fit into the dadoes in the sides (1/4 inch each, or 1/2 inch total). This means I end up subtracting 11/2 inches from the width of the cabinet opening to determine the cut length for the fronts and backs.
Once the parts are cut, I stack them near the table saw, sides in one pile and fronts and backs in another. I take a side, cut the dado for the joint
Finally, I dry-assemble the drawers and measure for the bottoms, adding only 7/16 inch (instead of a full 1/2 inch) to the inside box dimension to ensure a trouble-free fit. Dry-fitting is especially important if you have only one table saw, since you'll have to install a regular saw blade to cut the bottoms and will lose the QQQ setup. Better to make sure everything fits first.
Steve Phippsis a cabinetmaker and millworker in Woodland Hills, Calif.
I do my initial cleanup while the mortar is still setting up, typically an hour and a half after striking off the joints. Since the mortar is still soft, I simply rub the face of the bricks lightly with my dry abrasive pad, being careful not to dig into the joints or use any water (left). This step is similar to the initial cleanup of freshly grouted tile.
The following morning, I use the same abrasive pad with plenty of water to get any remaining smears off the brickwork (right). Because the mortar has set up, I can be as aggressive as I need to be with the scouring pad, eliminating the need for further cleanup.
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GRIPES about the weather and the urgency to beat rivals Wigan is the now traditional preamble from any Australian being asked about first impressions of St Helens.
But when new Saints scrum half Luke Walsh moves away from that small talk – not that beating Wigan is small – you get the impression of a man determined to say what he has to on the pitch rather than to the press.
There were no grand statements or bold predictions coming from the half back that Nathan Brown lured away from Penrith, but there were plenty of astute observations from arguably the club's most significant Antipodean signing since Jamie Lyon.
Wearing a baseball cap and tucked away on the fringes of the press conference room, Walsh gave a clear impression of not really wanting to put himself in the media spotlight.
Given his role as the new linchpin of the Saints side and the club's first hard-nosed scrum half since Sean Long left at the end of 2009, it is not a spotlight he will be able to evade.
Walsh, who had a cracking season with the Panthers in the NRL, and at 26 is still in the prime of his footballing abilities, explained why he had made the switch to the northern hemisphere.
He declared: "I have come here for a challenge; to take on something different - that is my main reason. I spoke to Browny a few times last year and that was a big factor."
Having been in the country since mid November, Walsh is now settled and his first impressions of his new club have all been positive.
"I looked at the squad before I came. It is a pretty young squad and watching the young blokes in pre-season, they are training the house down.
"If you look at someone like Jonny Lomax – he is going to be a fantastic player. Jonny has got all the skills and trains hard and I am looking forward to getting on the paddock with him," he said.
Big things are expected from Walsh – not least from the boot and those who watch NRL regularly will testify on his ability to put the ball on a sixpence for his wingmen.
Walsh knows exactly what he has been brought 12,000 miles to do.
He commented: "It is pretty much my job to kick and guide the team around and have a calming influence on the game.
"In training I have been doing a lot of work the wingers – they are getting a lot better too. The kick is only as good as its chase. Tommy Makinson and Adam Swift are two quick young lads who want to learn and that is something I enjoy doing.
"We will see how it goes when the season starts, we have gelled really well at training and the combinations have been working well.
"You never get tested until you are out on the paddock but we can gel a few things together now."
As is the norm with overseas recruits, they invariably arrive when the British climate is at its most hostile. But that, in some respects, has made pre-season fitness work a touch more comfortable than back home for Walsh.
"Pre season training is similar to back home – the only difference is the pre season in Penrith is very hot, 40 degrees so doing fitness in that is pretty tough. Obviously it is colder here but rest is similar – the gym and field sessions," he said.
Walsh has signed a two year deal, but would not be drawn on his longer term plans – understandable given we have not played a single game yet.
He has picked up plenty of talk about local rivalry and the burning desire to win trophies.
"Everyone just talks about the Wigan and Saints game and the big rivalry. Everyone you meet tells you that beating them is all that matters.
"I spoke the guys here – the club want to win trophies and we have to take the silverware home.
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on Jul 19, 2007 at 7:05 pm
There is someone at PAUSD whose job it is to look into whether suspecious students are in fact resident at Palo Alto addresses. Their job is to find out students who are not resident here so that they can be dismissed from Palo Alto schools. I expect part of their job is to arrive unannounced when someone is home which may or may not be in the evenings. What type of identification they have to carry is probably similar to a PA utilities id. I have no idea if this man was legitimate but I would definitely check with his supervisor tomorrow (although I believe Churchill offices are closed tomorrow).
If indeed he is legitimate, he has probably come to your home due to someone being suspicious of a student living at your address. If you do have a student living in your home who is your child or under your legal guardianship, then there is nothing wrong and he is just doing his job.
On the other hand, if these things do not check out, you should report this to the police and probably to PAUSD as both will be interested in someone pretending to be what they are not.
on Jul 19, 2007 at 7:37 pm
thanks for the advise. Sorry to hear the office might be closed tomorrow, but I'll go down there hoping someone will be available to assist. I would think a simple phone call to a home would be the first step, followed by a surprise night time visit if they were not happy with the information provided. I expect this man was not a fraud, however he should receive training on a safe way to approach someone in their home. PAUSD needs to arrange a safe way for parents to provide information about their kids. We have been in the the PAUSD for over 6 years, with 2 kids, and have never moved or changed home phone numbers.
I wonder how much money is being spent on "visits" when a phone call would suffice.
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Thanks Alex for sharing this magnum I never would've tried otherwise! Seemingly exclusive to West Lakeview in the states... maybe hasn't shown up elsewhere yet.
It pours an opaque russet tone, more orange in the sunlight. Intricate webby lace and good retention, with strong initial carbonation. Surprising for a "prise mousse" bottle (per the label).
Aroma has a musty, saison-like funk to it, a slight whiff of alcohol, with mild farmhouse character mixed with wine grapes.
Tart, tannic, and vinous... full bodied with a strong fruity/grape presence. Mildly wood at room temperature. It's full bodied and there's some indication of the 11%, but it really goes down with no trouble at all. Something there suggests the distilled spirit barrel, but it's hard to pin down. It's no more boozy than a dark red wine. A sipper with a dry finish.
Best shared, it's a bit strong for more than one glass, despite its easy drinkability.
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A - Pale orange hue. Light lacing. Mildly cloudy.
S - Medium + intensity of brett, citrus, tart berries, yeast. Deep, nuanced, complex, and so inviting.
T - Tart but not sour, funky, rich but light. Layers of brett, lactobacillus, Belgian yeast, mild fruity notes of citrus and cranberry, very subtle maltiness. The balance of acidity and sweetness is strikingly dynamic and disciplined like an expertly played game of tennis. Flavors notably persistent.
M - Subtly carbonated, Medium - mouthfeel. Well balanced. The mild effervescence cleans the palate. Elegant and clean.
D - 11% ABV is a shocker, the alcohol is so seemlessly integrated into the overall flavor and body of the beer. This beer drinks like a fine white wine. Seemless, beautiful, one of the best beers I've ever enjoyed.
02-14-2011 20:00:14 | More by BSLemoine
Quebec (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev -3.3%
Bottle: Poured a hazy amber color ale with a small foamy head with good retention and minimal lacing. Aroma consists of light oak notes with some tartness and some light alcohol. Taste is also a mix between some tart and oak notes with some fruit and alcohol notes also noticeable. Body is about average for style with medium carbonation and some alcohol was perceptible though nothing too perturbing. Different and quite complex makes this one hard to describe. I enjoyed it but not sure I would seek this on a regular basis.
09-30-2010 20:10:29 | More by Phyl21ca
New York
4.13/5 rDev +4.3%
A: The beer is cloudy brownish amber in color and poured with a finger high beige head, which has good head retention properties and consistently covered the surface. A light amount of carbonation is visible.
S: There is a moderate amount of sour aromas in the nose, which also has notes of merlot and oak.
T: Like the smell, the taste is sour and has prominent flavors of oak. The finish is rather acidic and has lots of merlot flavors.
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate. There's a substantial amount of dryness, which particularly stands out in the finish.
D: Any traces of alcohol are completely hidden in both the smell and taste. I had no idea this was 11% until looking it up.
09-12-2010 16:28:19 | More by metter98
New York
3.5/5 rDev -11.6%
12-18-2011 18:25:11 | More by WeisGuy
4.25/5 rDev +7.3%
Thank you Grant. This was the highlight of a recent bottle share.
Gushed at bit, but caught most of it in a tulip. Pours a hazy brownish orange with a really nice head with obviously good carbonation on this. Smell is amazing. Funk, farmhouse, hay, some wood and earthy notes. Taste is a complex mix of tart, grape skin, oak tanin, and some lactic quality. Mouthfeel is dry with not a trace of the 11% ABV. Outstanding overall. Would love more. If you ever see this, don't hesitate for even a second.
07-12-2010 02:42:59 | More by wethorseblanket
2.85/5 rDev -28%
Poured into a tulip. Brewed in 2009 and bottle December of the same year. Big thanks to stevefinny for this.
3.5 A: Opaque ruby red plum color. Two and a half fingers of frothy off-white head. Retention is decent and a few spotty whisps of lacing are left.
3.5 S: Lots of funk like the other iterations. Musty basement, dry barn wood, and rotting wood lead the way. Vinous grapey fruitiness with something along the lines of a persimmon. Musky wilderness, apple orchard, and hints of tart cherry. Slightly tannic astringency and a slight booziness. Complex, but not as deep as the aromas in some of the other ones. Still, quite nice.
2.5 T: Flavors burst out in the taste. Much more potent than the nose suggests. However, the bad come out with the good. Very noticeable tannic astringency and also a medicinal punch. Vinous grape and mixed berries from the barrel. Some tart cherry as well. All the funk mentioned in the nose is there. Very dry with just a hint of acidity. Booze is quite noticeable. The barrel seems to have taken over here and the results aren't that great.
3.5 M: Lighter medium body. Nice spritzy carbonation. Light creaminess. The astringent pucker is what prevents this from having a higher score.
2.5 D: Of the five of these I've had, this is easily my least favorite. It's the booziest and easily the most astringent. This one I can't recommend.
10-06-2012 05:41:39 | More by DavoleBomb
2.25/5 rDev -43.2%
04-08-2012 01:27:08 | More by ygtbsm94
3/5 rDev -24.2%
Picked up the last bottle (I think) from Max's during a fun afternoon in Baltimore with Masterski. Bottle consumed a bit later. Served in a BFM goblet. Smells like a combo of gin and whiskey, more toward the former. Light acidity and touch of cherry. Dry and gin-like.
12-16-2012 19:54:17 | More by Thorpe429
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
Figured I neeeded to treat myself for veteran's day. At Max's... poured into a duvel tulip snifter.
The beer pours a hazy orange brown color with surprisingly good head retention and lacing. Many bon chien grand cru beers are still, but the carbonation in this one is pretty good. The nose is likewise impressive, with light brown sugar, milk chocolate, orange citrus and light sour. The beer smells pretty good, but on the palate, this is just excellent. The chocolate and brown sugar intertwine nicely in this beer and dominate the flavor profile. The sour component is all in the background in this excellent beer, as this beer actually seems to lean to the sweet side. The beer finishes with some nice astringency and light bitterness, which helps to balance the sweet and sour flavor component. The grappa flavor is barely noticeable, but is there at the finish as well. Mouthfeel is at most medium bodied, and the beer has a long, complex, grappa, sour funk and chocolate finish.
Just excellent, and completely different from the other grand cru bon chien beers I've had.
11-11-2011 18:18:28 | More by John_M
4/5 rDev +1%
Accidentally let this one fall over (gently! I was gentle!) while moving stuff for Denise; unfortunately it started fizzing and leaking spirit aromas. To the freezer!
Gusher alert! Lost probably 1/4 of this small bottle to the gods of carbonation. Somewhere, Tomme Arthur is smiling. Yeasty and strongly fruity aroma. Smells dry and reminiscent of a sparkling wine.
Lots of fruit in the taste initially as support streams in from the barrels. Booze plays a key role in the overall profile, massaging my throat as it descends. Pretty good, not worth the exorbitant ($18+) price.
08-18-2012 05:15:34 | More by brystmar
4.5/5 rDev +13.6%
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New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -5.3%
11-28-2011 03:40:35 | More by stevefinny
3.63/5 rDev -8.3%
Picked this up about week ago or so. Haven't had much time until now to try it.
Pours a mild reddish-brown color with a one-finger head into my glass. Head fades.
Apple and cherry greet the nose, followed by only a hint of oak. It's certainly enticing.
Sour with apple and grape to start but alcohol warmth is quick to distort the palate, bring along strong oak flavor.
Mouthfeel is chock full of sourness and alcohol warmth. They both work in tandem to hurt the overall flavor.
Read the last couple of sentences. It started out good but needs a few years in a proper cellar.
02-26-2011 06:14:58 | More by Brad007
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
375ml bottle.
First surprise for me, at least for a BFM bottle, is that this is a veritable gusher, pouring a murky chestnut brown with a huge orangish white head. Great lacing.
Aroma is very woody with dry boozy notes with some tart light fruits, green apples and pears especially. Some musty vinous aromas and there is a bit of funk in the nose but it's fairly subtle.
The taste is more of the same with the sweet pears and green apples mixing with the dry alcoholic flavors of the spirit barrel. The fruit does take on a more wine-like grape-skin character and the finish is spicy, dry and burns with alcohol.
The mouthfeel is extremely wine-like and dry with a nice burn in the back of the throat. It has much more carbonation than I was expecting, especially from this brewer.
I really liked having a more carbonated BFM Grand Cru and this is one of the best I've had in the series. Really complex stuff.
04-08-2011 02:17:30 | More by gford217
3.8/5 rDev -4%
Bottle, extreme gusher. Pours a hazy cider orange with white scattered foam. Nose is sour apple, brett, oak, and light fruit. Weird feel in the mouth, almost like it was poured from a hand pump, seems without carbonation. Much more mellow and superior to the Vin Jaune Grand Cru, which was all over the place. Brett and fermented apples head up the flavor, followed by oak and a light saison-like hop presence. Pretty nice, though the mouth feel is weird.
09-07-2010 02:28:35 | More by JAXSON
New York
4/5 rDev +1%
07-06-2012 03:44:14 | More by whartontallboy
4.75/5 rDev +19.9%
11-15-2011 00:09:46 | More by JAHMUR
Ontario (Canada)
4.18/5 rDev +5.6%
Magnum purchased at West Lakeview Liquors. Brewed and bottled in 2009. Served in a wine glass in Matt's backyard with friends.
A - Watch out, this one is a gusher. Plenty of carbonation, which is a departure from the norm. Pours with two fingers of off-white foam that settles to a thin cap and leaves tons of splotchy lacing. Otherwise this looks like the other variants of the Grand Cru, with a hazy orange-brown body that reveals plenty of sediment.
S - This is quite a bit different from the Cabernet and Bourbon versions, in that there is significantly less wood and barrel character. You can tell this was barrel-aged for a shorter period of time. There are the usual notes of grape skins and lactic sourness, but this time it is complemented with a distilled grain alcohol note. It's not fusel, but this definitely seems boozier than the other releases.
T - The alcohol is better hidden in the taste, with more tannic character coming through instead. This leave the vinous, lactic, earthy, and light sherry notes to take center stage. Quite mellow, with a bit of bready malt character actually making an appearance.
M - Pretty smooth, and low in carbonation even with the voluminous head. Only a touch of heat persists after the dry, tannic finish. Medium body the is consistent with the taste in suggesting a significantly lower ABV.
D - This was pretty easy to drink, with its minimal apparent alcohol, attenuated flavors, and low carbonation. It's less successful than some of its Grand Cru brethren, but it was still pretty enjoyable. The magnum was consumed with nary a complaint, and we still had plenty of energy afterward.
05-30-2010 03:30:49 | More by MasterSki
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +13.6%
11-25-2011 22:24:50 | More by Rochefort10nh
4/5 rDev +1%
11-20-2012 03:47:48 | More by ZombiesAteMyDog
4.43/5 rDev +11.9%
An 09 375 bottle split with onix1agr and pour into duvel tulips.
A- a good his when opening and then the foam slowly starts to rise a quick pour into the glass solved that problem and yielded a finger or so of light tan head that hold for a bit then slowly settles leaving. Some patches of lace on the glass and a cm of suds on top. A good swirl brings the head right back to its former glory. Hazy burnt orange in color with a bit of sediment floating about.
S- thar be some bugs in this. A slightly tart and sour twang with a touch of lemon zest. Vinous hits way in the back like sour grapes. As the brew warms more fruits and the myriad of spirits really start to come out and bring some rotting wood with it but in a good way.
T- very complex and deep. Opens up with a musty barnyard hit that rolls into a slightly boozy vinous touch. Grainy and mildly sweet with a good tart sour flourish. Lots of grape must and some funky apples. Ever so faint medicinal hint lurking way in the back.
M- a step of two above medium in body with a little bit of slip to it. Light carb but it works well in this brew. Just the faintest hint of heat and a solid pucker. Semi dry tannic finish.
O- this one has been taunting me for years and one day I cracked and had to have it. So I bit the rather lofty priced bullet and I'm glad I did this is a stellar brew. I'm finding more subtle nuances with each sip and am quite impressed.
03-27-2011 18:04:35 | More by oglmcdgl
Abbaye De Saint Bon-Chien Grand Cru (Aged In Spirit Barrels) from BFM (Brasserie des Franches-Montagnes)
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on Dec 4, 2013 at 10:51 am
All I can say is why are South Palo Alto residents being discriminated yet again? Don't our streets deserve to be swept like the same streets in downtown or Cal. Ave. during the same regularity? If we are trying to save money for the City why can't it be across the board for the whole city? South Palo Alto has more housing density with more trees being planted and their leaves do fall just like any other tree in Downtown and Cal. Ave. and they need to be swept before the drains get plugged up not to mention other litter that are strewn that needs to be picked up! I find this very discriminatory indeed. Its like saying that South Palo Alto does not need to look clean and beautiful at all times because....
on Dec 4, 2013 at 11:21 am
Reducing street sweeping from March 1 through October would be a hardship for our cul-de-sac which has a cork oak. This cork oak drops its leaves (tons of them) every mid-April. If our cul-de-sac were to be swept every other week in April, it would be really messy. On top of that, the cork oak is a city tree, so we can't prune it back to reduce the amount of leaves. Please reconsider the proposed schedule.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 11:25 am
What data does union rep Adkins have that supports her claim that services won't be as good? Perhaps they'll be better. If the unions weren't gouging cities with benefits demands, they'd still have a job.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 11:47 am
What data does the union representative have that can prove service won't be as good? Perhaps, it'll be better. If the unions representing city employees weren't so greedy the sweepers might still have jobs.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 11:51 am
What data does the union rep have that supports her claim that services will not be as good? If the union wasn't so greedy, perhaps the sweepers would have jobs in 2014.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 12:54 pm
They should maintain weekly street sweeping throughout the city in the fall when large volumes of leaf debris in the street present road hazards for cars and bikes and can clog storm drains. This is a liability if one person is killed or one home is flooded.
Agree with Burt's comment about fair wages, though wording may need some modification.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 3:34 pm
Why no mention of getting stricter with parking on sweeping days? If cars are parked then it will be at least a month between sweepings of a particular spot. It would be much better to sweep efficiently if the parked cars were ticketed, but never heard of anyone in Palo Alto getting a ticket for parking on street sweeping day.
on Dec 4, 2013 at 3:53 pm
This all seems so overly complicated. I think street sweeping is a practical, appropriate city service. I am not sure about outsourcing; but I do believe the sweeping should be more than every other week.
Instituting a complicated schedule and outsourcing scheme with requirement for "living wage" and etc. will require bureaucratic oversight, perhaps more than what we have now, and may cause trouble when there is massive leaf drop and then heavy rains. Keep it simple; street sweeping services don't have to be that elaborate with 1000 pages of regulations. Street sweeping looks effective to me and I would prefer the money spent on this clearly visible public service rather than the idiotic umpteen costly studies and...costly payments for LOBBYISTS! in Sacramento (re: highspeed rail - check it out)that well appear to be money down the drain.
on Dec 5, 2013 at 3:05 pm
@FoxBait, Forest Avenue gets swept 3 or 4 times per year.
What determines how often a particular street gets swept?
on Dec 5, 2013 at 3:28 pm
Too funny! Scmid and Burt can't even decide what the difference is between a living wage and a fair wage. How will they ever decide what the difference is between a low bid and a fair bid. The dysfunctional city council and city manager claim they are only following "the will of the people" with this proposal, even after less than a week ago telling residents that they plan to form committees to determine what is needed to become more in touch with the community. I guess the Palo Alto Weekly got the "will of the people" quote from the $250,000 City PR Manager. The only losers in this proposal are the residents of Palo Alto who will receive less service and no reduction in fees. Guess we can use the $500,000 savings to hire more city PR people to tell us what a great deal we're getting.
on Dec 5, 2013 at 5:17 pm
In my own view, "the will of the people" should translate into the firing of the city manager and all his unnecessary minion-managers, plus the dumping of many (not all) of the city council.
on Dec 6, 2013 at 9:16 am
The council et al is again misguided ( or just plain lying) when saying they are only doing the will of the people. If they really were, they would all resign, including the city manager. Most of them are guilty of conflicts of interest and should not be serving in the first place. Others may have received bribes.
BTW, on my particular street, the street sweeper comes by once during the fall and whenever a new house is being built.
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Journal with a pretty cover the same size and shape of the book to be altered
The Tales of the Beedle Bard Book, or any book that you would like to alter
Stickers that look old, used and magical
Rub-on transfers that look old, used and magical
Locks that look old, used and magical
Keys that look old, used and magical
"Grunge board" shape
Ivory paper that matches the book
Gold enamel paint
Paint brush
Hole punch
Paper cutter
Box cutter or Exacto knife
Carefully cut inside the front and back covers of both books, then take out the insides and switch them.
Decorate the front and back of the new cover with old, magical looking stickers.
With a hole punch, punch 5 holes in the front cover and apply the locks to the holes.
Put the keys on a small copper ring.
Tie a ribbon around the keyring and glue the ribbon inside the top of the book binding.
Paint the "grunge board" shape with gold enamel paint, then print the title out using the font of your choice and attach it to the painted shape and the front of the book with glue.
Author's Note: My title was typed using BernhardtFashion font.
To make the book look more like Hermione's original retype all of the Dumbledore pages using the Script font on ivory paper.
Make a title page for the book itself, and for each story, and decorate them with old, magical looking rub-on transfers and other stickers that match the stories.
To place the new title pages carefully tear out the old pages and insert the new pages, then glue everything back together.
Once that dries, glue the insides back into the cover.
Making an optional Treasure Box from the leftover parts
If you desire, you can make a Treasure Box out of the original The Tales of the Beedle Bard cover and the journal pages.
To do this use craft glue and spread a very small amount around all four edges of each of the journal pages, about a ½-inch (1.27 cm) wide and a ½-inch (1.27 cm) in from the edge. Make sure not to use too much glue or the pages will not dry flat.
Set something heavy on this, and let it dry a few hours.
Author's Note: Make sure to protect your surfaces from leaking glue!
Once dry use a box cutter or Exacto knife to cut inside the glue line a few pages at a time, so that when you've cut all the way down through all of the pages you have a hollowed out pad about 1" (2.54 cm) wide on all four sides.
Glue the spine of this to the spine of The Tales of the Beedle Bard leftovers.
Make sure it fits tightly and dries completely.
Once it is dry glue the bottom page onto the last page in The Tales of the Beedle Bard.
Now you have a Beedle the Bard book that is really a box, to fill with small, flat Harry Potter treasures. Like maybe, ...a small black stone with a crack in it?
Lastly, if you find a small black stone with a crack in it that you want to keep in your treasure box, you can make it shiny by first washing it, and then painting it with clear acrylic paint - just don't turn it over three times in your hands!
Final Product
katandcon's tutorial was taken with permission.
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Alabama's McClurkin, "Gohmert in a dress," pushing even more ultra-radical bills
So a few days ago I posted a page about how Alabama is attempting to force "Christian" prayer in all Public schools.
Specifically, this revolved around Rep. Mary Sue McClurkin, R-Indian Springs, who blatantly ignored a 2-3 loss in a voice vote for something she (and her imaginary friend) wanted - enforced cult indoctrination in Alabama public schools.
Well, that turns out to be the tip of the iceburg.
She, of course, is an Anti-Choice Forced Birther.
She has, presumably using the same "voice voting with gawd" style unethical (and illegal) techniques as she abused above for the cult indoctrination bill she is trying to push through, pushed four anti-women bills through committee:
- A Ban on abortions after 6 weeks (earliest in the country, this would effectively outlaw abortion)
- A 48 hour waiting period on Abortion
- An effective prohibition on underage abortion
- Enforced emotional torture / blackmailing of women by requiring doctors to inform them that fetuses with fatal abnormalities can be admitted into special hospice centers.
Now, all these are pretty standard cult-written anti-women attempts at religious control, we've seen them in plenty of other states (although the "yeah, your kid will be born without a brain but we have a hospice center you can put it in until it eventually dies" thing is particularly horrific and new to me), but McClurkin, the "voice votes with gawd" lady, her reasonings are… scary. Even for an anti-women cultist:
1. She not only admits her bills are an attempt to Illegally ban abortion in her state, her argument is that sex us only for heterosexual procreation and sluts that have sex should expect to be a glorified brood mare.
2. She made headlines last year when she claimed that "When a physician removes a child from a woman, that is the largest organ in a body. That's a big thing. That's a big surgery. You don't have any other organs in your body that are bigger than that." It's classic cognitive dissonance leaking out (or just bullshit for bullshit's sake) — because after all, forced-birthers usually claim that fertilized eggs are people.
3. She is, of course, connected directly with ALEC. Most everyone here already knows of ALEC, they're this group of GOP operatives that write bad template laws that come out of the Tea Party's wet dreams and then give them to shills like McClurkin to try and push through in every state they can. Stand Your Ground, for example is an ALEC dropping.
4. She brags about not knowing the most basic of elements of how government works, but still was able to unethically sneak an abusive "forced ultrasound image" law through.
Of course, the ACLU is all over these latest 4 bills.