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SPANISH striker Laura Del Rio will combine playing with coaching this year as she takes on the under-18s head-coach role at South Gloucestershire and Stroud (SGS) College.
Del Rio has committed to Bristol Academy on and off the field.
The 16-18 youth programme is based at SGS College in Bristol, where players are able to combine training with education at the elite facility.
Bristol Academy's 2013 WSL squad featured 11 players who had attended SGS College, which highlights the strong youth development link between the U18s and first team squad.
Club president and SGS principal Kevin Hamblin said: "We are delighted that Laura is staying with us for next year, and she will be taking a more active coaching role with our 16-18 programme."
Del Rio, who has played professionally in Germany and America for Frankfurt and Boston Breakers respectively, is excited for the new challenge and is proud to play a part in the club's future.
She said: "Bristol Academy have given me the opportunity to play and coach at the same time and at a very good standard.
"Bristol is a big family - it reminds me to my days in Valencia. Here I feel important for the team."
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As emphasized in this table, the scope of the budget has changed significantly since two operations (UNMIT and UNSMIS) were completed, while another (Mali) was launched.
At constant scope, we note the increase in the budget of MONUSCO, linked to the creation of an intervention brigade, as well as operations in Abyei and Southern Sudan. In contrast, several operations are experiencing a significant decrease in their credits: UNAMID in Darfur, MINUSTAH in Haiti, or UNMIL in Liberia.
Finally, the breakdown of expenditures is also changing, with a trend decline in military spending and, conversely, the relative stability of civil expenditure and an increase in operating expenses:
During the main segment of the UN general Assembly 68th session, the 5th Committee adopted two amending budgets: one on UNISFA to draw the budgetary consequences of the increased military ceiling pursuant to UN Security Council resolution 2104 (2013), the other on UNDOF, to strengthen the security of the mission. The 5th Committee also adopted the MINUSMA annual budget, which amounted to MUSD 602.
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Simon Baker stars as an executive and ladies man whose world is thrown into upheaval by the appearance of an e-mail -- one that includes the names of all the women he's had sex with, plus all the women he will canoodle in the future. Ryder, meanwhile, is "Death Nell," a femme fatale who targets men guilty of sex crimes. Other faces that pop up include Leslie Bibb, Julie Bowen, Sophie Monk, Mindy Cohn (yes, that Cohn), Dash Mihok, Patton Oswalt, and Neil Flynn.
The release includes a commentary with Waters, plus a featurette called "101 Perversions."
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And, in another case of "finally," we've got My Blueberry Nights. It was a long road for this film to get to fans, but it's finally here -- Wong Kar Wai's English language debut.
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New Grist Sorghum Beer - Lakefront Brewery, Inc.
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Ratings: 318 | Reviews: 192 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by dhannes:
1.85/5 rDev -32%
Poured from a bottle into a Perfect Pint.
A=Extremely faint yellow...almost like 7-Up. One finger white head that lasted for more than a minute.
S=Plastic and sugar/syrup.
T=Plastic and sugar/syrup...faint hops. Moderate to no flavor, but what is there is rather bad.
M=Moderate body with moderate carbonation...enables one to drink it quickly.
O=Not nearly as enjoyable as the Damm Daura gluten-free offering...will not buy nor drink again.
01-05-2014 21:35:53 | More by dhannes
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2.63/5 rDev -3.3%
Appearance - This is a nice, clear yellow in color with rising carbonation and a decent, pure white head.
Smell - There is an attractive green apple aroma here along with some grain-like character and a light spicing like white pepper and coriander.
Taste - The taste falls a little short of the smell. The apple becomes a little too tart but otherwise this is a decent beer.
Mouthfeel - The carbonation is light and lively but feels somewhat cheap.
Drinkability - This is passable for a decent gluten-free alternative to beer.
05-20-2012 08:13:17 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
2.25/5 rDev -17.3%
09-04-2013 00:20:56 | More by cam477
3.8/5 rDev +39.7%
I was really interested to try this beer since I had never had a Sorghum beer before, something Ive read to be common in South Africa. Its also interesting as its Gluten free, the first Im told, in the US.
To the New Grist, the beer is apple juice in color with only a thin 1/8 inch (at its peak) white head but average lacing. No visible carbonation.
Aromas are dominated by a rather unique cereal character and followed by a mild cooked squash and vegetable oil quality.
Carbonation is mild on the palate. Body is light, mellow, and slightly creamy. Flavor is also unique. The front is a flavor that I cant recognize at all. I assume its the Sorghum. The finish resembles something like Budweiser and by that I mean that the rice is well pronounced. Hops are felt lightly on the front of the tongue
Drinkability is high as the low levels of carbonation make this brew feel almost cask like.
Overall, I like this Sorghum beer very much and find it somewhat comparable to Zwickel.
08-21-2006 23:25:41 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -35.7%
09-26-2013 14:37:53 | More by beerhunter13
3.33/5 rDev +22.4%
With all the talk about gluten-free beers I had to grab a single bottle to try this. Pours a golden color with almost no head. Looks like most any other golden to lighter beer in the glass. Slightly dry flavor. We had four people try this beer and didn't tell them what it was. All four thought that this was better than any of the macrobrews, and would be happy with this as a session beer. When told that this was a gluten free sorghum and rice brew, they were surprised and then commented that anyone who coldn't drink regular beer would love this.
I won't be buying this again as it is not my style, but it is good enough for most folks when compared to any of the major brands.
05-17-2007 19:24:47 | More by beerjournl
3/5 rDev +10.3%
08-04-2013 22:58:09 | More by KOP_Beer_OUtlet
2/5 rDev -26.5%
07-27-2013 19:18:40 | More by zldjn97
2.1/5 rDev -22.8%
Looks like bmc faint yellow with clarity, no head. Aroma was artificial sweetener.
Tastes like bland cereal with water on it, not milk. Plenty of carbonation pushing the water around in here. No hops. Wouldn't argue with you if you said it wasn't beer and I tasted this blind. Sparkling ciderish. Comes off like someone is trying to get their beer below the 55 calorie line.
02-09-2011 18:26:34 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
2.55/5 rDev -6.3%
12 oz bottle served in a conical pint glass
A - Clear light lemon with 1 finger white head with poor retention and minimal lacing.
S - An earthy sour green apple aroma. Light pungency.
T - A fruity forward sourish taste with a bit of rice sweetness and lacks much bitterness. A hint of alcohol in taste.
M - Lightest of body, moderate carbonation, pretty watery finish.
O - Not the worst light beer in the world, kind of a weird funky flavor. Sorghum probably not the safest grain to work with for beer.
04-03-2012 15:45:38 | More by williamjbauer
1.68/5 rDev -38.2%
This unusual sorghum beer (no barley malt whatsoever) pours a clear bright medium gold color. Head generation is minimal despite a lot of upcharging bubbles. No laces to mention at all. Odd buttered popcorn aroma, some residual sweetness is noticeable as well. Mouthfeel is light, carbonation plenty adequate. This is truly a distinct brew and reviewing it is difficult. It has an extremely artificial butter character to it, even to the point of the burnt popcorn kernels at the bottom of a microwave bag, combined with a sizzling cinnamon and over-applied vanilla second stage to the profile. The finish has a slight lactic astringency that may be similar to sour fermented porridges made from sorghum in some cultures. There's a real granularity in texture here (chalky old-fashioned antacids like Gelusil) and a strange aftertaste with a salty sweetness almost like taffy. It IS unique, but personally, I don't like it all -- practically undrinkable and one of the few beers I've ever regretted buying in a six pack.
12-04-2005 01:36:42 | More by ADR
West Virginia
3.23/5 rDev +18.8%
Seriously pours as light in color as champagne, like J Roget champagne. Alot of bubbling high carbonation level, the head forms bright white and dwindles pretty quickly. Aroma has a sweet semi cider like tartness about it, that has a sliced red apple smell about it. Taste isn't beer like at all, maybe like sake light or something. Sweet wine like tart white grapes or sliced red apple juicy qualities, very palatable just doesn't taste like beer without the malt. This is for those poor folks with the gluten allergy who follow the celiac diet, actually I'd prefer this over Red Bridge. Mouthfeel is super light carbonation is a bit effervescent and the finish is dry and even wine like but quite enjoyable. Drinkability overall not bad easiest drinking gluten free beer I've tasted thus far with interesting flavor combinations.
01-04-2012 18:21:21 | More by WVbeergeek
4.05/5 rDev +48.9%
(Served in a dimple mug)
A- This beer has a deep yellow body with a soapy white film that clings to the glass. There is a big bubble carbonation.
S- The smell of sweet raw grain and raw cereals with a slight sour note in the background.
T- This beer has the slight sweet slight tangy finish with a light spice. The hops bitterness starts to come through as it warms.
M- The medium-full mouthfeel has a tight little fizz finish.
D- This beer has a very unique sweet and sour flavor but it is not the same qualities as a wit beer. I have never tasted any African sorghum beers but this beer has really got me interested.
10-15-2006 03:10:01 | More by rhoadsrage
3.25/5 rDev +19.5%
There's going to need to be a category for gluten-free beers. If the best that can be said about it is that it's a "vegetable" beer, we need to start thinking harder.
It's a pale yellow with a big-bubbled pure white head about half a finger's height that sinks down to foam rather quickly but holds up a film on top that manages some light spotting and a few little legs here and there.
Sorghum has always given me the impression of sweetened spent grains. I get a little of that here, but Lakefront has actually done a good job of integrating it into the beer. There's a bit of green apple skin in with the molasses along with a touch of hop leaf. The flavor brings a little more into it than the aroma, which is a bit light all around, but for a beer devoid of malts this one works. More hops wouldn't hurt people with gluten allergies, so it would be nice to throw a little more into this brew.
Light in the body without being thin, there's a kind of effervescent feel to the carbonation, and a firm crispness stays consistent with a nice smoothness. There is a particular feel that takes from the cleanness, but barely and only toward the end.
07-22-2014 12:55:16 | More by Brenden
Alberta (Canada)
2.93/5 rDev +7.7%
355ml bottle. Apparently this is the best-selling GF beer at my local bottleshop - time to find out what that's all about.
This beer pours a clear, very pale yellow, ginger ale-like colour, with one rather skinny finger of thinly foamy, and somewhat bubbly dirty white head, which settles quickly, leaving a low coral ring of lace around the glass.
It smells of sweet, generically fruity, um, 'grain' (likely the rice and thankfully not the sorghum), pear cider, musty white grape juice, and a bit of soft fruity sourness. The taste is more thin, weirdly glutenous grain (rice pudding flitting in and out of mind), a sweet 'n tart apple and grape fruitiness, which dovetails into cider and vinous territory as the slight booze warming takes hold, and a mild musty, dusty farmer's field essence, the top-billed ingredient not to be totally denied the floor.
The carbonation is moderate, and a little sassy in its otherwise lulling frothiness, the body light, fruity, natch, and much smoother than I was expecting. It finishes still sweet, and just a wee bit cloying, but lacking any weird off-flavours save the persistent fermented fruit notes.
While pale and light and thin...i.e. par for the course, I can't help but think better of this offering, when viewing it solely as a fruit beer, because that's mostly what I'm getting. The tactile issues still matter, of course, but I appreciate the lack of strange vegetal essences I've come to expect from these alterna-grain beers, so, overall, this is all right - I would not hesitate in recommending it to anyone with a gluten intolerance, who are cursed with wanting a beer.
05-31-2011 23:13:48 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
1.58/5 rDev -41.9%
Pale straw with a meringue-like head. The head dies down pretty quickly, but leaves a thin layer over the beer that sticks around for awhile. Leaves behind a pretty lace. There's something about it's aroma that I find antiseptic and unpleasant. There's some apple and lemon in the aroma as well. The apple isn't like sour green apple, but more like apple juice. It tastes lemony and sweetish, with only a little bit of apple. There some tartness and harshness to it, and that antiseptic nose seems to affect the palate as well. It really doesn't taste as bad as it smells though. Light-bodied and finely carbonated. Despite being thin and watery, it isn't very refreshing at all. I'm pretty happy I'm not on some kind of gluten-free diet. If I couldn't tolerate gluten, I'd give up beer rather than drink this.
03-08-2010 05:39:37 | More by mintjellie
3.63/5 rDev +33.5%
Pours a light yellow with a small white head that dissipates rather quickly with the exception of a ring of bubbles that hang around the edges until the end of the glass. Appears to have alot of carbonation.
Very sweet smelling, smells of rice and cotton candy?
Slightly fruity with a slight metallic character. Some form of grain adds a cereal character to the beer.
Fair carbonation with a slightly thin mouthfeel.
I am impressed. Had no idea what to expect but would recommend this to a celiac.
06-17-2010 05:23:54 | More by alovesupreme
2.68/5 rDev -1.5%
A - Cider-like apple juice appearance with absolutely no head. Nice color, but else...no head, no floaties, no bubbles, no lace. Bohhh-ring.
S - Sweet and a little bit tangy. Has a bit of a wheat-beer-like snap in the nose. I honestly have no idea what sorghum is ...I'll have to wikipedia it, but if this is what it smells like, then I'mm assuming that it's something like wheat or rye.
T - Cider-like flavors. Sweet and twangy. Tart green apples and maybe a little citrus. I really thought that this tasted great at first, then the novelty wore of and the flavors became very boring and monotonous.
M - Thin and crisp. Extremely quenching and wet. Again, very cider-like.
D - I liked this beer alot more than other reviewers, but It's important to keep in mind that allthough I like it...it really isn't much like beer at all. It reminds me of English cider like Strongbow. This should be tried by all BA's for it's uniqueness alone.
02-04-2007 17:01:54 | More by pmcadamis
North Carolina
3.18/5 rDev +16.9%
Pours a pale golden yellow with some dish soap-like bubbly head that quickly fades. The nose smells of soap, yeast, and sugar. The taste is sweet and candy-like with some faint grassy, earthy hops in the finish. The mouthfeel is light bodied and moderately carbonated.
It's better than other sorghum based beers that I've had, but it's still not very good. The sorghum always makes the beer very sweet which in my opinion detracts from the overall flavor. I won't seek this one out again.
11-06-2011 01:37:49 | More by tdm168
2.45/5 rDev -9.9%
Appearance: This ain't half-bad. There is absolutely zero foam and almost zero lacing. New Grist is also very, very pale, almost clear. But there is something about the carbonation that I like.
Smell: There's something dry that I can't quite pinpoint. Apple? Biscuit? Cookie? Whatever it is, it's pretty decent. Definitely a good whiff of booze as well.
Taste/Mouthfeel: This tastes like Sprite mixed with Bud Light. That's actually the best way I can describe it. Ditto on the mouthfeel.
Overall Drinkability: I was interested to try a sorghum beer. I know that's popular in places like Africa and parts of Asia I think. I'm sure there are good examples, but this one doesn't work.
10-30-2012 01:40:09 | More by tjsdomer2
3.08/5 rDev +13.2%
Interesting beer. It pours a clear golden body beneath a creamy head of bright white that holds well and leaves some nice lace about the glass. The nose offers some floral and grassy hops, and a bit of sweetness. In the mouth it's medium bodied and effervescently crisp. The flavor is sweet and malty, but not particularly grainy. Hop flavor is limited, but there's some floral character there; and a light touch of tartness as well. A fairly solid bitterness resides underneath. Still, the sweetness tends to linger. It finishes with a sweetness that's a bit sticky, but soon erodes to reveal a rough, lingering bitterness.
I'm guessing that this is made for people with Celiac's disease, an auto-immune disorder of the small bowel caused by a reaction to gluten, which i then causes gastric problems (mainly diarrhea and upset stomach) and interferes with the absorption of nutrients. If this is their only choice, I feel sorry for anyone who has it. However, I have tasted better beers made without wheat or barley.
11-15-2006 00:15:01 | More by NeroFiddled
2.25/5 rDev -17.3%
05-17-2012 03:14:44 | More by traumaqueen
2.7/5 rDev -0.7%
12oz single, aquired somewhere around town and has been sitting in my fridge for a while
appearance: pours into a pint glass...as pale as can be, clear, watery straw color, light white foam head with little retention...completely unappealing
smell: faint aromas at best...apple juice?, spiced, not much else
taste: I dont even know exactly what this is but its pretty boring and watery...apple juice, lots of sweetness, green grape. Its not offensive, just an utterly useless beverage
mouthfeel: very light, moderate carbonation, tingly spice
drinkabilty: i guess
10-08-2006 01:55:00 | More by dirtylou
1.5/5 rDev -44.9%
12oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Pours a golden yellow color with a white head. The aroma smells more like white wine than beer with some apples and alcohol. The taste much like the aroma features some sour apples and tastes more like white wine than beer. The mouthfeel is light and extremely fizzy from the high carbonation. Overall, this is a pretty poor offering. Now I understand why malt and/or wheat is so important to beer. Not recommended. This is my second beer made from sorghum, and neither have been the slightest bit enjoyable.
08-19-2007 23:13:37 | More by cjgator3
2.95/5 rDev +8.5%
New Grist is a very light gold color. It's very clear. No haze at all. It's topped with a foamy white head that's fortunate if it reaches a finger in depth. It was extremely quick to dissipate, leaving very light lacing behind. Very average.
Alright, I'll 'fess up. I have no idea what Sorghum is. The interwebz tells me that it's a safe grain for wheat allergy sufferers. Interesting. Apparently New Grist is brewed with no wheat or barley. Interesting. Let's see how it turns out.
The nose is weak and very uninspiring. It primarily smells sweet and yeasty. It's interesting in that it doesn't have a grainy smell that one would expect. I suppose that's the impact of using Sorghum instead. The more I stick with it, the more a weird, kind of funky smell. Perhaps that's the Sorghum. It's not reminiscent of anything I've smelled before, so forgive the absence of a comparison. Overall, it's anemic and below average.
The flavor profile is a little better. Enough to warrant a score bump. Nonetheless, it's average at best. It's sweet and features some light fruit flavors (apple and pear) initially. There's a distince earthy quality to it, but it's far from exciting. Sorghum doesn't add any appreciable quality to it (good, bad, or otherwise) as far as I can tell. Floral hops give it a slight buzzy effect toward the finish. More would be better. Finishes sweet. Pretty average all around.
New Grist has a light body and crisp carbonation. It's not smooth, but goes down pretty easy. Drinkability is average despite the label claim of being a "session beer." The flavor's just not quite deep or entertaining enough to be enjoyable. I'm ready to move on.
New Grist is a weird beer that's not very good. I thought it might be interesting and it is...a little. I'm intrigued by the Sorghum aspect of it. I understand the laudable goal of creating a gluten-free beer, but New Grist misses a grand opportunity to succeed. It simply lacks the ingredients. A little more malt and hops would be a nice place to start fixing it. I mean...you've come this far to create something novel for a select group of people. Why not put a little extra work into it and make it a better beer?
04-21-2009 01:57:33 | More by prototypic
New Grist Sorghum Beer from Lakefront Brewery, Inc.
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December 12, 2012 | Posted By: Ann McKenna | Categorized in: Gift Ideas, FatWallet
I can safely say the buzz word that has been bouncing around the FatWallet office would have to be: gifts. What should I get my husband? Do you think my daughter would wear this? What should I bring to throw in the office gift pile? There are just way too many questions and ideas floating in our heads during this busy shopping time. If you are lucky, you could be the one receiving the gift and not the one trying to figure out what to give. Whether you scored the hottest Nintendo game as a child or received that much anticipated holiday bonus, there are plenty of gift memories to be shared as well. However, sometimes the weird and obnoxious gifts stand out more than the ones we liked the best.
Every Christmas, my husband's family and I hold our annual "Yankee Swap" gift exchange. Each family member brings an unmarked gift and we all pick from the pile. The past couple of years, we've had some themes like "As Seen on TV" products, but the end result always is a pretty terrible gift. I ended up with a robot microphone last year which consequently turned in our favor after a few cocktails. "Robot Ann demands you to get her a sugar cookie from the kitchen. Everyone must listen to Robot Ann"
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Cruz Named #ASunXC Runner of the Week After Another Record-Breaking Performance
MACON, Ga. – After taking fourth place and setting a program record at last Friday's FSU Seminole Invitational, FGCU men's cross country senior Argeo Cruz (Immokalee, Fla./Immokalee HS) earned his second Atlantic Sun Conference Runner of the Week honor, announced by the league office on Wednesday.
The well-deserved award comes as a result of Cruz's record-breaking performance in the men's 8k at last Friday's invitational in Tallahassee. Cruz crossed the finish line fourth in 24 minutes and 51.92 seconds to beat the former program record of 24:52.00, which he set earlier this season at the University of Florida's Mountain Dew Invite. The senior led the Eagles for the third time this season, guiding them into a third-place finish, while outpacing every runner from A-Sun rival Jacksonville and FSU, a team which recently received votes in the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association poll.
Cruz has been a leader for the Green and Blue over his four seasons, earning the two best 8k times in program history, as well as eight of the top 10 times. In addition to holding the 8k program-record, the Immokalee, Fla. product also owns the top time for the 10k.
The only member of the FGCU men's cross country team to ever earn the A-Sun's weekly honor was first recognized during his sophomore year after placing seventh out of 214 at the 2011 Disney World Cross Country Classic. Racing the 8k in 25:55.75, Cruz's time is still sketched in the record book ranking 10th.
Other conference honors for Cruz include being named one of three unanimous selections to the inaugural Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference team in 2011 and a member of the All-Freshmen team in 2010.
Traveling to Orlando, the Eagles are set to compete at the UCF Black & Gold Invitational on Friday evening at 6 p.m. It will be the Green and Blue's final tune-up before competing at the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship on Nov. 2. Results and recaps from the UCF Invite will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com following the event.
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The accredited associate-degree nursing program accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) [3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, Georgia] that prepares individuals to become Registered Nurses (RNs). The nursing major is designed to be completed in two academic years, but may be revised to meet individual needs. Licensed practical nurses or transfer students from other nursing programs are eligible for advanced placement.
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Compressed natural gas is slowly expanding.
Michael Moore opened a CNG vehicle conversion business in the fall of 2012. He says an increasing number of West Virginians are making the switch now that two refueling stations are operating along I-79 in Bridgeport and Jane Lew. A third location is opening soon in Charleston and he says others are planned for Morgantown, Wheeling and Parkersburg.
"Its a domestic fuel available right under our feet," said Moore, who owns Premier CNG. The company has a Jackson County location and recently signed a cooperative agreement at a Harrison County business.
"Why shouldn't we be driving natural gas vehicles?
"Interest is significantly up, especially over the last quarter," said Moore, an exhibitor at the West Virginia International Auto Show at the Charleston Civic Center. "Change is always difficult, but our education phase has been extensive over the past year."
CNG has its perks. Natural gas costs less than half the price of gasoline and it's more environmentally friendly.
"Everyone's interested in a cheaper fuel, but it's hard to put a value on a cleaner, American fuel source," he said. "We hear from many of our customers they love the fuel savings, but the intangible of a West Virginia fuel source means a lot to so many people."
Moore adds that CNG vehicles aren't for everyone. New or used conversions are best suited for those who plan to put high mileage on an SUV or pick-up truck, vehicles that are not known for good fuel economy.
"It doesn't make sense for everyone," he said. "If you're not driving the miles in order to realize the savings, it may not be right for you."
Typical conversion costs are in the $8,000 to $11,000 price range. Much of that can be offset through a significant a tax break of as much as $7,500 available in the Mountain State.
"The State of West Virginia offers some of the best tax incentives for natural gas conversions across the nation," said Moore, who noted the net cost usually equates to the $2,000 to $3,000 range.
One misconception about CNG vehicles is that motorists may get stranded miles from the closest fueling station.
"These vehicles also run on gasoline," said Moore, who also offers home and commercial-sized fueling appliances. "If you would run out of natural gas, the vehicle will automatically switch back to gasoline and you'll have the full range of your gasoline tank."
The most popular CNG cylinder is a 24-gallon tank, which allows approximately 325 miles of natural gas use.


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Comfortable and modern, the Confortel Almirante enjoys a privileged location that will make us dream of the past. Located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, just 200 meters from the Cathedral and the Palau de la Música and a few minutes from the Borne area, famous for its variety of restaurants and its bohemian and elitist atmosphere.
Guests can stroll down the famous Ramblas, located less than 10 minutes walk and the metro station Jaume I is only 300 meters away.
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Brooke and Bridget are in Eric's office. Bridget makes it very clear that she will not accept Thorne and Brooke as a couple. She tells her that she will move in with Eric if she insists on carrying on with Thorne. Brooke tells her that Thorne was going to come over to discuss things. Bridget tells her that she guess that she had made her choice. Brooke tells her that she and Rick were the most important things in her life, and she shouldn't have to make a choice between them and Thorne. Bridget tells her that she already had made her choice. She said that she thought that she was important to Brooke, but that she was wrong. Brooke tells Eric that he had better not try to turn Bridget against her, but Eric said that she had done that herself. Brooke agrees not to let Thorne come over and she and Bridget return home. Bridget asks her if she had cancelled her plans with Thorne, but Brooke said that she tried to call him from the car, but couldn't reach him. Bridget said that she! could just send him away when he arrived. Kimberly arrives in Bridget's room. She said that she just wanted to make sure that she was okay. Bridget said that for now everything was fine and that Brooke was not letting Thorne move in. Kim told her that she couldn't let go of that fact and should stand her ground. Thorne arrives at Brooke's with flowers. He wants to go upstairs and talk with Bridget, but Brooke tells him that it is not a good idea. When he asks why, she tells him that Bridget had threatened to move in with Eric. She said that she had talked her out of it , but had agreed that he wouldn't spend the evening with them. Thorne said that she shouldn't let Bridget call the shots. He asks her to return to his place, but she feels that she should spend that time with Bridget. He tells her that he can't go without seeing her. Kimberly is standing at the top of the stairs listening.
Taylor and Morgan are having lunch. Taylor asks about the father of the baby, but Morgan said that she promised the father that she wouldn't tell. She asks Taylor for her help. Taylor said that she would do all that she could for her and so would Ridge.
Stephanie and Ridge are discussing the situation with Taylor and Morgan. Ridge believes that Taylor will be understanding and realize that he was manipulated by Morgan. Stephanie tells him that he is being unrealistic, and that she thinks that Taylor will probably throw him out. She tells him that he needs to realize that it will be a hard fight. He leaves so that he can tell Taylor. She greets him and wonders what he is doing home so early. He tells her that he has something very important to discuss with her.
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Ridge is outside getting ready to tell Taylor when the enter the house and see it bustling full of guest. Ridge is confused and demands to know what is going on. Taylor tells Ridge that these people are from a fashion magazine. They are going to do a spread on them as a family. Ridge looks pretty guilty about the whole thing.
He tells everyone that they have to leave. Taylor begs him to wait ten minutes more because they are almost done. The interviewer comes over and says they have to finish the interview and they will wrap it up with a few more pictures. Ridge allows them to stay and continue with the pictures. The interviewer questions Taylor how does she see Ridge as a settled down person versus the playboy that he was. She says that she saw it in him from the beginning. She brags about how Ridge loves his children and how devoted he is to his family. She says that trust was a big problem for her in the beginning, but she trusts Ridge and they have been through so much together. She babbles on and on about how happy she is and that how her life is so incredible.
Morgan is in her office looking at some outfits that are being modeled. She is trying to get out of the office before Stephanie shows up. As she turns to leave, Stephanie is standing at the door, "Were you expecting me?"
They talk about the fact that Ridge is telling Taylor right now. Morgan is disturbed by the fact that he is doing that. She questions Stephanie as to why he has to do that. Stephanie, "This is what you wanted? You wanted to destroy his family because you want Ridge for yourself?" Morgan, "No, I was content with having Ridge's child. That is all I wanted. I am not out to destroy his precious family. Why is he telling her? You put him up to it, didn't you? Well, it is on your head if you destroy that family." She storms out of the office leaving Stephanie looking perplexed
C.J. and Amber are talking about Amber's hearing tomorrow morning. Amber is upset that her attorney has not called her back. C.J. finally convinces her that she needs to talk to Sally's attorney. Before he can call, the phone rings and it is Amber's attorney. He tells her that he has good news for her and that he will tell her tomorrow at the hearing. Show ends with Amber hugging C.J. with delight and C.J. looking very scared.
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Checking up on Morgan, Clarke takes the time to vent about Stephanie and the troubles that "she" has caused. Morgan nervously wonders if Ridge has told Taylor the truth yet and finally calls her. Taylor leaks that she and Ridge were interviewed last night for a magazine series touting them as the fashion family of the year. Morgan's relieved that Ridge didn't say anything about her pregnancy. Clarke leaves with a warning not to trust Stephanie. Ridge sheepishly admits to Stephanie that he couldn't tell Taylor the truth about Morgan's pregnancy because of the photo shoot. Stephanie surprises him by urging him not to tell Taylor, ever. Ridge worries about Morgan spilling the beans so Stephanie suggests that they have a little chat with her. Stopping by her place, Sherman reveals to Amber and C.J. that he's worked out a deal where she'll plead guilty but won't have to spend any time in prison. While Amber considers the offer, C.J. argues with Sherman hasn't done enough for her. At the courthouse C.J. asks Sherman to request a continuance but he refuses. The judge then asks Amber how she pleads.
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At Morgan's, Stephanie and Ridge conspired with Morgan to never tell Taylor that Ridge is the father of Morgan's child. Stephanie made Morgan promise to do this in order to keep Taylor from getting hurt and preserving Ridge and Taylor's marriage. Stephanie also made Morgan promise to make Taylor believe that she was artificially inseminated. Under protest, Morgan agreed. Stephanie asked Morgan if anyone other than she and Ridge was aware of the paternity of her child. Morgan lied and said no. Morgan later begged Clarke to not ever tell anyone that Ridge is the father of her child. Clarke agreed, but later thought to himself of how much power he finally has over Ridge.
Amber told her lawyer that she didn't want to plead guilty to the charges of possession and selling. Her lawyer told her to accept the plea bargain and to plead guilty to the lesser charge of possession of Marijuana and Ecstasy. Amber took her lawyer's advice and plead to possession of Marijuana and Ecstasy. The judge ordered Amber to one year of Probation, attendance at drug school, and 80 hours of community service. Eric and Rick were in the courtroom and witnessed Amber's guilty plea. Later at home, Amber told C.J. she was relieved that she didn't get a jail sentence. She vowed that she and C.J. would raise Little Eric without any future threats from anyone. Meanwhile, Eric told Rick that that they could fight for custody of Little Eric and win because Amber is now a convicted felon.
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In Brooke's office at Forrester:
Brooke entered her office unaware that Thorne was hiding behind the door. He immediately took her into his arms and they kissed passionately. He told her that he needed her and she apologized about the other night.....that she really wanted him to stay. Brooke asked him if he understood her dilemma and he said yes, that he understood........that Bridget has a problem and that he and Bridget had to solve it.
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Kimberly was sitting at a table, watching a couple making out. She smiled and then put herself and Thorne in the picture as the couple. Bridget walked up to Kimberly and said "I wonder how much C.J. charges for that--using the club for a make-out session." Kimberly asked Bridget how things were going and Bridget told her that Thorne was not there last night and would not be around tonight either. She told Kimberly that if Thorne showed himself, then she would move out. Kimberly immediately told her that it was important that she not leave the house. Bridget told her that she would come and stay with her. Kimberly did not think that was such a good idea--besides, she told Bridget, by staying in the house, Bridget was the only one who could keep Brooke and Thorne apart. Bridget mused that if only Thorne would find someone else--he was a good looking guy; if only there were another woman who was interested in him. To which, Kimberly replied, "There is."
At C.J. and Amber's apartment:
C.J. came out from the bedroom to a complete breakfast which Amber has prepared. They kiss. Amber said that she was just so happy to be back at the apartment instead of in jail and she just felt so good this AM. She asked C.J. if he was OK about what happened yesterday. C.J. said that he did not like seeing her plead guilty of something for which she is not guilty. She said she did not either, but that she had to. Besides, it is all over now and she is not going to jail, and no one can take their precious little baby away from them. She, C.J., and Little Eric shared a family moment.
In Eric's office at Forrester:
Stephanie, Rick and Eric were speaking about seeing the baby. Rick and Eric tell Stephanie about Amber's drug charge. Stephanie was really surprised about the felony conviction.
At C.J. and Amber's apartment:
C.J. suggested the three of them pack a picnic lunch and head off to the beach for the day. Amber told him that she felt as though she should call Sherman and discuss her sentence with him. C.J. reiterated how he thought it was awful that she had to cop a plea and plead guilty to something she had not done, and Amber reminded him that she did it to avoid jail time and to keep the baby, and all she needed to do now was to go to drug school, see a parole officer, and do a few hours community service. C.J. told her how amazing she was that her only concern was losing Little Eric. Amber wondered if C.J. would hold it against her some day that she had pleaded guilty, and C.J. reassured her that he knew that she had done it for Little Eric and for him.
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Stephanie still could not believe that Amber had been convicted of drug possession. Rick told her about the party where another person had planted the drugs, and Stephanie was furious that the baby was in the apartment at the time. Stephanie was angry that both Rick and Eric had known about the drugs but had kept it from her. Rick stood up for Amber, saying that he believed that she was innocent and only took a plea to avoid going to jail. Stephanie said that the child should not be living in that apartment......that it was also a bad neighborhood for Little Eric to grow up in. Eric said that was why they had to get the baby out of there.
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Brooke asked Thorne what he meant by only him and Bridget needing to straighten things out. Thorne told Brooke that the problem was Bridget's problem with him and he wanted to straighten things out with her--to let her know his feelings for her mother. Brooke thought the three of them needed to settle things, but Thorne wanted it to just be himself and Bridget.......he thought Brooke is too close to the situation to be rational, and besides, Bridget knows just how to push Brooke's buttons. Brooke refused to allow Thorne and Bridget to have the time alone. Brooke told Thorne that it will take a bit more time. Brooke walked over to the office door and locked it. Then came to Thorne and passionately kissed him, saying that she had an idea, which he seemed to agree upon. They looked at each other longingly. Brooke unbuttoned her blouse and she and Thorne were really becoming passionate. There was a knock at the door. Then the buzzer sounded. Thorne told her to ignore them and Brooke remembered that she had an appointment. Thorne told her that he did not want her here, he wanted her in their own bedroom by herself. He told her that she needed to do something fast because he was going out of his mind.
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Bridget assumed that there was a model at Forrester who has a crush on Thorne. Bridget wanted Kimberly to push Thorne and this woman together, but Kimberly reminded Bridget that Thorne no longer worked at Forrester. Kimberly repeated the admonishment to Bridget that she must remain at her home to keep Thorne from moving in there--she told her that they were the only 2 people who could keep Brooke and Thorne apart. Bridget thanked Kimberly for understanding and her help and urged her to get Thorne together with the other woman. Kimberly told her she would--possibly even tonight. After Bridget left, Kimberly said to herself, "I have to make a move. I have to make a move tonight."
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Stephanie said that she believes they have to make a move about the baby and she believes they have a case. Rick took up for Amber, reminding them that she was not the bad guy here. They both agree that Amber loves the baby as her own. Stephanie reminded Rick that he had asked her about Amber and Little Eric moving into the guest house--did he still want that? Rick said yes, he did. So, Stephanie suggested that they go and speak with Amber about it.
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Kimberly saw Thorne walk in and sit at the bar. She walked over to the DJ, Scott, and handed him a tape to be played for someone special so that she could sing to him. He asked her who and was surprised when she pointed out Thorne. His first comment was, "How old is that guy?" Kimberly pouted that he was old enough for her, and that she needed to sing to him this special song because he is the one. In the meantime, Thorne at the bar ordered coffee but muttered to himself that he really needed a double shot of scotch and a very cold shower. When the music started and Kimberly started to speak, he turned around and was thrilled to see her getting ready to sing a song. She dedicated the song to him and looked at him lovingly the entire time she was singing. Thorne simply smiled at her the whole time. After the song ended, Kimberly went up to the stage area. Scott, the DJ, came over to her, admonishing her to "be careful."
At Amber and C.J.'s apartment:
Amber was playing with Little Eric, enjoying her time with him. There was a knock at the door, and when she opened it, there stood Stephanie, Eric, and Rick. They asked whether they could come in, and Amber offered them coffee. Stephanie got right to the point asking Amber about the felony drug charge and how she could have been so stupid to have the baby in the apartment when people with drugs came in there. Stephanie said, "Well, it can never happen again and I'm going to make sure that it does not."
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A Traditional Montauk Feast
It was the first time in many years that i hadn't cooked for Thanksgiving–either with my daughters, or for my mother, or with friends. But since i was going out with my wife, Lauren, i don't think we could have made a better choice for where to dine. We joined hundred of others in the restaurant at Gurney's, a sprawling ocean side resort in Montauk. The service was outstanding, all of the diners seemed to be smiling, and we engaged in friendly conversation with several near us. It felt like being with family. I went for the traditional dinner of the day: turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, and cranberry sauce. the turkey was moist and flavorful, the stuffing was light and juicy. The Riesling was perfect. Lauren dug into a huge broiled lobster with gusto and pronounced it he freshest ever. We finished off with a selection of mini pies, chocolate cake and other pastries.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. – The Minnesota Department of Transportation launched the MinnesotaGo website as part of an ongoing information and outreach effort around Minnesota's transportation vision and funding needs, now and in the future.
"Minnesota's transportation system is an important component of the state's economy and quality of life," said MnDOT Commissioner Charlie Zelle. "We are concerned that if we don't start working now on how to fund transportation in the future, the system will begin to degrade and affect the state's economy."
To that end, Zelle has been traveling around the state to speak with transportation stakeholders and the general public about transportation's place in the economy and the future funding picture. Zelle meets with various groups in town hall meeting settings, makes a presentation on transportation funding and takes questions.
"It's not about politics, it's about arithmetic," Zelle said. "Our revenue sources are not as strong as they once were and inflation is eating into our buying power. Minnesota needs to develop a long-term, sustainable funding solution to stay ahead of that inflation and keep our transportation system healthy, ensuring that the system continues to contribute to Minnesotans' quality of life in a positive way."
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Working with inmates at a high-security prison in Italy, three designers have unveiled what they're calling Freedom Room, a prototype for a micro-housing module.
The prototype wouldn't necessarily have to be adopted by the prison in Spoleto where the inmates currently reside.
Rather, the artists—Aldo Cibic, Tommaso Corà Marco, and Tortoioli Ricci—have said the design could be used as a model for low-income social housing or youth hostels, according to Gizmodo, which has a story and photos featuring the project.
The 12-by-8-prototype is the exact dimension of the cells where the Spoleto prisoners live and the designs incorporate their experiences. Gizmodo notes that prisoners resort to using cigarette boxes for shelves. And their cell design incorporates simple shelves throughout the space.
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A state audit released Sept. 23 points fingers at North Carolina courts, saying a lack of accountability could be letting drunk drivers back on the road.The 15-page audit of N.C.'s Administrative Offices of the Courts, or AOC, found in recent years, at least 30 DWI cases in Johnston County were fraudulently dismissed. That's potentially 30 drunk drivers off the hook.
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galaxiebeing Posts: 9Are you going to take it to the track? Seems if you're going to add an engine you would want to go to an 8. But then again, is there room for a bigger engine in your Alero? I understand the 3800 Chevy engine is very highly regarded-more so than the 3400, but, the 3400 is no dog, either. I would say, if you can get to a drag strip, talk to some of the successful drivers there who know about modifying engines or swapping in new ones and see where they direct you. I have seen a Maverick whip Corvettes and Porches by pulling a 9.5 qtr mile at 134+ mph. Unless I miss my guess, the engine in that Maverick is not stock. That's the kind of guy you want to talk to. :shades:
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We file all dental insurance. We are providers for both BlueCross BlueShield and Delta Dental. Walk ins and new patients are welcome! Our friendly staff is available to answer any questions you may have about our denture services.
We have 2 convenient locations to serve you. Our McCalla office (Custom Dentures) is open Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Our Gardendale Dental Care office is open Tuesday and Thursday.
Contact Custom Dentures today at 205-428-0007, or browse the website for more information about implants or extractions.