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Pictured above are the Kane Soccer Players with the trophies they received for being named to the Upper Allegheny Valley Soccer League All-Star team. Left to right, Jesse Ogorek, Pete Sirianni, Dawn Saquin, Corey McGuire and Taylor Bucheit.
Richard Duffy, 74, shot this bear with his bow on the last day of bear archery, Nov. 18. He has been hunting bears for 25 years and this is his first bear. In the photos are his hunting partners, Richard Duffy (hunter), Dan Jordan (stepson), Earl Duffy (son), Diane Gerg Imbrogno (taking photo). All were present when Rich got the bear. It weighed 220 pounds and was shot in McKean County with his bow.
Audrey Perry takes to the offense as she gets by the Otto-Eldred defender during second half action. The Lady Wolves would go on to defeat the Lady Terrors, 55-24. Perry had a solid game as she chipped in with six points as well as great defense and solid rebounds.
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Kaila Jamerson finds it tough to go to the basket as the Sheffield defenders guard the bucket. Jamerson would have a another solid game on both ends of the floor.
Pictured from left to right are Jeff Jennings and Walter Dixon. In the truck from left to right are Taylor Hoffman and Carl Hoffman. Jennings is the one who got the bear in McKean County and it is his first bear. The group are from Troy. When talking with John Dzemyan, Pennsylvania State Game Commission, he said "this is the best year we have had in over 10 years." Everyday was a record day. The first day their were 122 checked in, second day 16, third day 69, fourth day 21, and six bears on the final day. The grand total for the 5-day bear season that were checked into the Mt.
Andy Smith is pictured with his big 232-pound bear he got in Bradford Township.Â
Ben Porkolab, formerly of Kane, is shown with his nice 141-pound bear he got in McKean County.Â
Chris Weikert is show with his 82-pound bear he got in McKean County on Saturday, Nov. 19. A great start to the opening of bear season was shown by the 138 total bears that were checked in at the check-in station at the Mt. Jewett Fire Hall the first two days. John Dzemyan from Pennsylvania Game Commission said that 84 were taken from McKean County, 43 from Elk County and the remainder from Cameron, Potter and surrounding counties. The biggest bear brought in tipped the scales at 392 pounds. The smallest was 42 pounds.
Aiden Hulings, age 10, Kane, caught this steelhead at the mouth of Crooked Creek, Lake Erie on Nov. 12. It measured 29 and 3/4 inches long. It weighed 11 pounds six ounces and had a girth of 17 inches. Aiden will receive an Angler's Citation through the Fish and Boat Commission.


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Temple Emanu-El's Adult Education Academy provides relevant, vibrant and meaningful Jewish learning experiences to meet the diverse needs of all our congregants. In addition to formal educational opportunities, there are a variety of informal educational experiences such as Torah and Talmud study. Classes are open to the entire Jewish community. The scope of class offerings is extraordinary. The class schedule includes semester long and multi-year courses, as well as occasional short-term courses.
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Rabbi Richard Safran, Rabbi Sandy Seltzer, Rabbi Batsheva Appel
The only thing hotter than the desert sun will be the blazing intellect and fiery discussion at the Adult Education Academy's summer series.
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June 12: Seeking Ethics and Values -- Guidance from the Past; Rabbi Richard Safran
June 19: Declaring Israel the State of the Jewish People -- Ethical Implications and Theological Challenges for Jews, Christians and Muslims; Rabbi Sandy Seltzer
June 26: The Sabbatical Year -- What Does Shmitta Mean for Us?; Rabbi Batsheva Appel
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Anti-Semitism is the oldest, most persistent, and one of the most virulent forms of systematic hatred the world has ever seen. For over 2000 years Jews have experienced actively anti-Semitic persecution in a wide variety of countries and societies with tragic consequences. This course will explore the sources, etiology, and systematic issues that have created and "nurtured" anti-Semitism in various forms throughout history, and which continue to threaten Jews today. Why, from Constantine to the Quenelle, have Jews been singled out for this permicious form of persecution? Which factors contribute to its prevalence in some regions, and why has it diminished so drastically in America? And will anti-Semitism ever disappear?
Registration Fees: $45 for members; $60 for non-members
Thursdays from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
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Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon, Staff, and You!
This is a wonderful opportunity to probe the text of the weekly Torah portion in depth, as well as to discuss and argue with your fellow students at an extended, interactive Torah study and potluck lunch. Join us for the best casual lunch and finest Jewish conversation in Tucson!
Free and open to all. No registration is necessary. Bring a dairy/vegetarian dish to share.
Saturdays at 12:00 noon
August 17; September 28; October 26; November 16; December 21; January 25; March 1, 22; April 19; May 3
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The Talmud is a treasure trove of Jewish lore, legend, and wisdom. Study excerpts are from the excellent Hebrew-English Talmud of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz. No prior Talmud or Hebrew knowledge is necessary.
Wednesdays from 10:00 am to 11:30 am.
Beginning October 9th.
Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon and Rabbi Batsheva Appel
Temple Emanu-El's Taste of Judaism program offers free introductory classes that explore Judaism, Jews and Israel through learning, discussion, stories, jokes, and, of course, sampling of traditional Jewish foods. The class is in three 2-hour sessions and is open to the entire community.
Taste of Judaism classes are an open, interactive explortion of history and practice of Judaism in 3 sessions that discuss Jewish Spirituality, Values and Community, led by Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon and staff. This is an exciting learning opportunity for all who want to deepen their knowledge and understanding of Jewish culture, history, rituals and practice; who want to learn more about the Reform Jewish perspective; or are simply curious about Judaism. The classes are free, but pre-registration is required. Please call Mila Vasser at (520) 327-4501 ext. 27 for more information and to register.
This class is provided by the Ruth F. and Samuel H. Cohen Outreach Program of Temple Emanu-El.
FREE, but you must register by calling Mila at (520) 327-4501.
Sundays, August 10, 17, 24, 2:00 to 4:00 pm at the Tucson Hebrew Academy at 3888 East River Road - ***Parallel children's programming for this series***
Wednesdays, August 27; September 3, 10, 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the Bear Canyon Library
Thursdays, August 28, September 4, 11, 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Temple Emanu-El
Fridays, September 5, 12, 19, 12:00 to 2:00 pm at Beth Shalom Temple Center, 1751 N. Rio Mayo, Green Valley
Sundays, September 7, 14, 21, 1:30 to 3:30 pm at Temple Emanu-El (free childcare available -- you must RSVP for childcare)
Mondays, September 8, 15, 22, 6:00 to 8:00 pm at the Nanini Library, 7300 North Shannon Road
Sundays, October 12, 19, 26, 1:30 to 3:30 pm at Temple Emanu-El
Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon, Staff, and Discussion Leaders
An open, interactive exploration of the Torah portion of the week.
Free and open to all -- come and study with us! No registration is necessary.
Saturdays from 8:30 am to 10:00 am (except Saturdays with a Rabbi's Tish).
Simply Shabbat is an exploration of the Friday evening Shabbat Service, with explanations of the service and introductions to Shabbat songs and prayers in a slower-paced, non-threatening celebrations of the Sabbath. Rabbi Samuel M. Cohon, Rabbi Batsheva Appel, and Cantorial Soloist Marjorie Hochberg lead this open approach to understanding the rituals, history and practice of a Reform Sabbath experience. Instead of a sermon, there is a question-and-answer session. Come find out what Shabbat is all about! All are welcome.
Simply Shabbat is a part of the Ruth F. and Samuel H. Cohen Outreach Program of Temple Emanu-El.
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Temple Emanu-El's Adult Confirmation program provides the adult Jewish learner with the opportunity for directed education at the most advancedlevel. A two-year program with significant prerequisites and substantive ongoing requirements, it offers an exciting and challenging approach to creating heightened Jewish knowledge, awareness, comprehension, and creativity. Classes emphasize an interactive seminar format with required outside reading and writing. The framework for course study is "Moments of Revolution in Judaism". Each block is organized around one such central moment in Jewish history, with all of its implications for the development of Judaism and with a full exploration of its relevance today. In the course of the two years of study, each Adult Confirmand will create his or her own Jewish theology, exploring and explicating her or his own beliefs about God, Torah, and Israel.
Adult Confirmation is the most advanced and challenging Adult Jewish Education experience available in Arizona. Adult Confirmation concludes with a confirmation ceremony and a service led by the confirmation students in the spring of 2016.
The Adult Confirmation program is only available to members of Temple Emanu-El. Please contact our office for a list of course prerequisites in order to prepare to enter the Adult Confirmation program in the fall of 2014.
Temple Emanu-El's Adult Education Academy provides relevant, vibrant and meaningful Jewish learning experiences to meet the diverse needs of all our congregants. In addition to formal educational opportunities, there are a variety of informal educational experiences such as Torah and Talmud study. Classes are open to the entire Jewish community. The scope of class offerings is extraordinary. The class schedule includes semester long and multi-year courses, as well as occasional short-term courses.
Listed below are several classes that have been offered through the Adult Education Academy in the past and may be offered again in the future.


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We continue to capture spotted wing drosophila flies at all of our monitoring sites from southern, mid-state and coastal Maine. While counts have dropped in some locations over the past week, levels are still high enough to infest any unprotected berries still remaining in the field. Highest counts have been at the coastal sites and lowest counts have been in the more northern and western sites. Our experience has shown that the flies will survive through repeated frosts and continue to infest fruit well into the fall. Therefore, any farms that still have late ripening raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, grapes or day neutral strawberries should continue to protect their crops with an approved insecticide. In some locations a 7-day spray interval may be adequate to prevent infestation, but areas with high fly populations may still require a 4 to 5-day spray schedule.
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Georgia Law possesses an impressive collection of more than 70 portraits of famous Georgians, former deans and faculty members, as well as accomplished alumni.
Several Georgia Law faculty members have received promotions. Erica J. Hashimoto has been named the Allen Post Professor of Law and Usha Rodrigues has been awarded the M.E. Kilpatrick Chair of Corporate Finance & Securities Law. In addition, Associate Professor Matthew I. Hall was granted tenure, and Mehrsa Baradaran, Timothy Meyer and Logan E. Sawyer III were promoted to associate professor.
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Georgia Law regrets to announce the passing of Dean Emeritus J. Ralph Beaird, who served as dean of the law school for a total of 13 years and officially served on the faculty for more than 20 years, although he taught at the law school for approximately four decades. Beaird passed away on August 14. This revered leader, scholar, teacher and mentor will be missed.
Georgia Law is pleased to announce the winners of the Fifth Annual Firm and Corporation Alumni Challenge, which seeks to achieve 100 percent giving participation from Georgia Law graduates within an organization. Hulsey, Oliver & Mahar of Gainesville, Ga., won category A of the competition (organizations with more than 10 Georgia Law graduates), while Downey & Cleveland of Marietta, Ga., won category B (organizations with five to 10 Georgia Law graduates). Julius M. Hulsey (J.D.'63) and W. Curtis Anderson (J.D.'91) led their firms' efforts, respectively.
Georgia Law is pleased to share that the Law School Fund, the school's largest single source of scholarship dollars, reached a new milestone this past fiscal year. For the year 2013-14, more than $955,000 was contributed by alumni and friends. Besides supporting scholarships, this fund enhances every Georgia Law student's experience by supporting a wide-range of programming and events.
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One in eight American women and one in 1,000 American men will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives. It's estimated that more than 2 million people are diagnosed with breast cancer and fight for their lives each year.
Breast cancer is difficult to face alone — for both patients and their loved ones. To help in the battle, there are a number of local resources and support groups:
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• Breast Cancer Support Group: Second and fourth Monday of every month, 7 p.m., Long Beach Medical Center, 455 E. Bay Drive, Long Beach, Hospital's Employee Dining Room (Lower Level). Call 516-897-1344 for more information.
"Support groups are really beneficial," says Debra Somerrs Copit, MD, Director of Breast Imaging at Albert Einstein Medical Center, and a member of the medical advisory board for Living Beyond Breast Cancer.
"When patients are told they're sick, it can be an out of body experience and they aren't taking in everything the doctor is saying. It can be helpful to have someone to turn to and learn from who has gone through the same thing," says Copit, who is a breast cancer survivor herself.
Not only do groups offer emotional support, but being a part of a support group can actually help patients feel less depressed and can help to reduce physical pain, according to a 2001 study published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
Patients who aren't big fans of group settings but still want to reap the benefits can turn to technology. It's hard to duplicate in-person support groups on the web, but the recently launched breast cancer specific social networking platform, MyBreastCancerTeam comes close.
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Panasonic GH3: Lab Test Results & Comments
The camera has a brand-new OLED viewfinder with 1.744 million RGB dots and displays a remarkably high quality and shows very brilliant and crisp viewfinder images. Manual focusing is easy with this sharp display. Nevertheless, a "focus peaking" function is missing: most professional camcorders and some Sony SLT cameras offer this function, which emphasizes contrast lines by a colored contour when the line is perfectly in focus. This would be a fine feature for a professional camera with an electronic viewfinder.
While the electronic viewfinder offers a very high resolution, the display on the back has only a standard resolution of 614,000 RGB dots yet it also offers a very bright and brilliant reproduction of the image because it is also based on OLED technology. This swivel monitor is touch sensitive and allows the user to change image parameters or the chosen focus area, for example, with the single touch of a fingertip. The swivel mechanism is located on the left-hand side of the camera and allows for a comprehensive adjustment of the screen to the side, to the front, upward, and downward.
The camera can record Full HD video with 1920x1080 pixels. It offers standard AVCHD 2.0 modes with up to 50 frames per second and additional MP4 modes with extremely high bit rates (up to 72 Mbit/s) and intra-frame recording (ALL-I) mode. This helps to prevent compression artifacts and will produce high-quality movies, but also requires very fast SD cards and high storage capacity. The camera has microphone input and earphone output jacks for better sound recording.
The camera has a Wi-Fi module that wasn't usable in Version 0.5 of the firmware tested but we are sure it will be fully functional when the camera is widely available. Panasonic will offer apps for smartphones and tablet computers that will allow wireless remote control and image data transfer to phones or network computers.
Image Quality
Color: The GH3 tends toward warmer colors than the GH2. Based on our GretagMacbeth test chart, the camera's auto white balance system showed a nearly perfect performance. Nearly all neutral gray patterns are located exactly in the center of the chart with only the brightest nuances showing a tendency into the yellow-colored area. The saturation is nearly perfect at 99.79 percent; actually, it's even a little too low when compared to compact cameras. Skin tones are very fine even though the camera sometimes shows the "classic Panasonic look" with a little too high magenta rate in darker skin tones. The differentiation of red nuances is very good, evidenced by the red spool in the standard test box shot.
Sharpness: The sharpness results are very good. The camera was tested with the Lumix G Vario 14-140mm f/4.0-5.8 lens and gained a maximum of 3136 lines in picture height, which is a high result for a camera with a nominal sensor resolution of 3456 lines in picture height. This result is also a consequence of a high electronic sharpening, which sometimes causes some over- and undershot effects on hard contrast lines, such as the black and white lines in the standard test image. The standard test image itself has a slightly soft look, while the hair and the fabric of the T-shirt in the portrait shot display a very crisp appearance.
Noise: The camera showed a remarkably good result in the noise tests. The luminance noise is on a very low level in lower ISO speed settings. Color noise is also on a low level and needs less anti-noise filtering, so images taken with ISO speed settings up to ISO 3200 look smooth and clear. In the highest ISO speed settings you will notice the common anti-noise filtering effects and a reduction of detail reproduction.
With the new image sensor of the GH3, Panasonic brought forth a higher dynamic range. Essentially, the maximum dynamic range is really higher: while the GH2 offered a maximum of 10.3 f/stops, the GH3 tested with a maximum of 11.3 f/stops. That's a very good result.
+ Very massive, robust new body based on a magnesium-alloy chassis
+ Nice color reproduction
+ Increased dynamic range (compared to the forerunner GH2)
+ Professional handling due to robust body, many function elements, setup dials, and so on
+ Professional video capabilities, including high image rate modes (up to 50 frames per second progressive recording) as well as high bit rate modes (up to 72 Mbit/s) and intra-frame recording modes
+ Wi-Fi module will be available (not tested)
- Some aliasing and moiré effects in videos
The Panasonic GH3 has a list price of $1299. For more information, visit www.panasonic.com.
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(solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
16 March 2011 at 11:38am Last edited: 16 March 2011 11:40am
Since I am new to Silverstripe, I don't know what the whole fiasco is with Silverstripes native Autocompletetextfields and why they have been depreciated. I missed out on any sort of consensus on what to do about that and what will be done in the future. Can someone please point what the currently recommended alternative is for autocompleting/autosuggesting textfields?
I am aware of:
ss-formfields (http://silverstripe.org/silverstripe-formfields-module/) (http://code.google.com/p/ss-module-formfields/)
balbus designs adaption of formfields (http://www.balbus.tk/autocomplete-with-jquery-ui/)
and tag field (http://www.silverstripe.org/tag-field-module/)
But which one works best? Which one is easier to install and has plenty of documentation? What other options do I have?
I'm trying to get formfields working at the moment but the output of each autosuggest is 'Failed to load source for: [root]/index/field/[textbox]/suggest?=[params]'. I'm not sure what I am missing. Full documentation seems to be hard to come by
Re: (solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
16 March 2011 at 1:30pm Last edited: 16 March 2011 1:31pm
Getting autocomplete to work is insane. After installing formfields in multiple locations and trying various tweaks to the jquery I tried adapting the changes made by balbus (http://www.balbus.tk/autocomplete-with-jquery-ui/) . I borrowed the code he used for AutocompleteField.php and .js and placed the files in the same directories as he did.
Results were still the same:
'Failed to load source for: [root]/index/field/[textbox]/suggest?[params]'
I think the code would have worked if it were not for some dependency that I may be missing (from my experience that is what 'failed to load source' usually means) I have absolutely no idea what it might be though, I have all the jquery files I need and they are referenced correctly.
Lastly I am going to try Tag field. I hope I won't have to resort to an autocomplete solution that relies on plain a HTML form instead of silverstripes PHP generated ones since that's asking for a complete overhaul of the entire interface.
Re: (solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
16 March 2011 at 2:31pm Last edited: 16 March 2011 2:34pm
Tag field: same problem. So far all three give me a 'failed to load source' error as soon as the jquery runs after I enter text into the field.
All these errors are related. I suspect just one simple thing that is preventing other modules from accessing my module, possibly somewhere in config settings
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Re: (solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
16 March 2011 at 2:41pm
I'm guessing you're using Firebug. The "Failed to load source" errors aren't actually server generated - sometimes Firebug can't load the response data and as such will just return that string. The requests could be completing successfully, you just can't see the response data. There might be a mis-configuration, or you might need to upgrade Firebug. You could also try using web inspector or the like on chrome/safari.
Re: (solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
16 March 2011 at 3:14pm
You are right, I am using firebug. Though I can tell the request are not completing because after running the jquery, dozens of requests get sent out that carry the variable but none of them come back with a response. This goes on until the the request time limit is hit.
Chrome gives me the same error message in its own console
A mis-configuration is most likely. I had to guess how these modules were installed, I can't find any good documentation on how to properly set up an autocomplete field
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16 March 2011 at 4:05pm Last edited: 16 March 2011 4:09pm
based on my previous hunch that the fieldform module could not communicate with my custom module, I abandoned my constant config tinkering and just merged the fieldform files into my module.
fieldform/Code -> mymodule/Code, fieldform/Javascript -> mymodule/Javascript and so on.
That seemed to resolve the 'Can't load resource' business
It ain't fixed yet though, Strangely enough the response I get back from fieldform is the same webpage that my form is sitting in so the autosuggest is putting the entire webpage inside that dropdown list. It's kinda like a recursive autosuggest.
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Re: (solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
17 March 2011 at 2:24am Last edited: 17 March 2011 2:25am
As for the 'architecture' of SilverStripe modules, check this:
You can always use the mysite directory to store SilverStripe code: add php classes to mysite/code/ and javascript to mysite/javascript/ and you're good to go. Always do a /dev/build/?flush=1 after adding any php code to update the database.
I did the balbus adaptation of http://code.google.com/p/ss-module-formfields/ when I found there was no official SS alternative and I'm still using it in the cms (FireFox). There aren't any guaranties though Make sure you add the php and the javascript file as explained above. Then:
After you add a field to the page like this:
static $db = array(
'MyField' => 'Varchar'
You add the field to the getCMSFields function as below. It will then suggest values that have been entered into the MyField field on other pages.
$fields->addFieldsToTab('Root.Content.Main', array(
new AutocompleteField(
$name = 'MyField',
$title = 'Enter a value'
Re: (solved) Autocomplete TextFields: How can you get it to work?
17 March 2011 at 9:30am Last edited: 17 March 2011 10:20am
I'm using the Balbus adaption now, it seems like the most promising candidate so far,
If you have any complete working code examples of it, I would love to see what you did
Currently I installed the formfield files in my modules directory then tweaked them with Balbus's code. I did have them in the mysite directory at first but for some reason that wouldn't work (See first 3 posts)
I always ran dev/build?flush=1 each time I moved file contents around
Now regarding the example you set here:
static $db = array(
'MyField' => 'Varchar'
$fields->addFieldsToTab('Root.Content.Main', array(
new AutocompleteField(
$name = 'MyField',
$title = 'Enter a value'
This is a different format compared to what I am using.
My form looks like this instead:
$fields = new FieldSet(
[other fields]
new AutocompleteField(
$name = 'MyField',
$title = 'Enter a value'
[other fields]
$form = new Form($this, [name], $fields, $actions, $validator);
Is it absolutely important that write my forms in the format you specified?
Also did you ever need to rename some things in order to avoid conflict with the original AutocompleteField? I think that is what is happening to my current autocomplete field.
Even though I declared it like this:
new AutocompleteField(
$name = 'City',
$title = 'Enter the name of a city'
it turns out like this:
<input type="text" value="" name="City" id="Form_BookSector_City" class="text autocomplete_input {'url' : 'bookingmanager/editprofile'}" autocomplete="off">
When it should be this:
<input type="text" src="/bookingmanager/BookSectorController/index/field/City/Suggest" autocomplete="off" value="" name="City" id="Form_BookSector_Author" class="text AutocompleteField">
I bolded the part that is causing the autocompletefield to autosuggest an entire web page. The editprofile page is being linked in the fields class for some reason
The bold part is coming from another file outside of my module and it is overriding what the formfield code originally set. Let me see if I can find it again, I spotted the offending code yesterday but I forgot where it was.
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District of Columbia
4.81/5 rDev +7.6%
This beer looks stunning, like liquid sunshine in the glass. The nose is sumptuous with Sticky citrus notes of tangerine and grapefruit. The rye adds a dry backbone that is perfect complement to the juicy, tropical sweetness of the hops. This beer is perfectly integrated and balanced. As good as IPAs get. This is a treat.
02-10-2014 02:29:27 | More by jjdc
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4/5 rDev -10.5%
Appearance - This is actually brown in color which suggests a monster malt base to this AIPA. The head is huge and yeasty with great retention and left some wonderful lacing.
Smell - The heavy hop aroma is huge here. I can't recall ever having the namesake Nelson Sauvin hops but they remind me of big PacNW hops. The malt here though is also big and provides a strong balance. It is not overly sweet but full of caramel.
Taste - The big hops and malt come out exactly the same at the taste. This beer is perfectly balanced with monster, PacNW style pine and herbal hops and big unsweetened caramel malts.
Mouthfeel - This is a solid medium-bodied with a good bitter bite throughout.
Drinkability - This is a big beer that begs to be sipped. It goes down well enough but will be too big for the casual drinker. It feels like a DIPA in every way except in ABV.
10-04-2010 01:41:54 | More by RoyalT
4.7/5 rDev +5.1%
Huge thanks to Mike for splitting this with me - one that I've been dying to try. Nelson pours a murky golden and somewhat orange-ish color. Super hazy and amazingly unfiltered, it looks something like lighter-toned apple cider. Surprisingly little head for an IPA, and it looks a bit thick during the pour, but the yeasty haze is strangely compelling.
Alpine Nelson smells like the West Coast; wall-to-wall tropical fruits that immediately pummel your nostrils as the beer nears your face. Pineapple, mango, and a very large helping of oranges and/or tangerines. It almost has a "juice" vibe too it, and even begins to draw some similarities to Pliny the Elder.
The Nelson hops have a very nice, bursting wet and weedy aroma to them. Fresh, vibrant, and bright, exploding with savory leafiness and a mild twinge of bitterness alongside their wonderful tropical fruit inclusions. Not much malt (or rye, for that matter) in the aroma. This one is clearly all about the hops.
The flavor is just as "West Coast" as the aroma; again, just bursting through with a wonderful fruit profile. More pineapples and a gushing display of tangerines. The leafy side of the hops are more amplified on the palate, coming to life with a nice pungency; weedy, wet, grassy, with a beautiful sustaining bitterness.
Some slight onion-y flavors get tossed about; typically not a flavor I'm fond of in my beer, but it's light enough here to provide another layer of complexity rather than get in the way or distract. I finally get some rye in the finish, adding a nice dryness and the lightest touch of spice in the finale. Not as heavy on the palate as it appeared; slick, oily, and lightly carbonated.
Wow, this stuff went down like nothing. It was like drinking juice with some hops mixed in. Beautiful display of the Nelson hop and what it's capable of. Huge tropical fruit aromas and flavors make this sucker incredibly easy to drink. This is something you could crush just drinking outside on a hot day. Another staple in the already larger-than-life portfolio of West Coast IPAs.
06-27-2013 15:54:38 | More by tectactoe
5/5 rDev +11.9%
06-16-2014 22:44:20 | More by LindaLaneIPA
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
01-24-2012 04:20:14 | More by Schlais
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
06-05-2013 19:49:40 | More by Dabeel
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
07-30-2014 23:44:42 | More by SanFranJake
5/5 rDev +11.9%
08-07-2014 02:52:17 | More by surfwahine
New York
4.4/5 rDev -1.6%
A - Pours almost a golden orange. Slight haze to it. Thin white head.
S - Juicy, citrus hop bitterness, hints of pineapple and grapefruit rind. There is some spice from the rye as well.
T - Tropical fruits upfront with a hint of spice, rye and bready malts follow. Very unique flavors here, unlike any other IPA I've tasted to date.
M - Not quite a medium body. Lower carbonation.
O - This is the most unique IPA I've ever had. Really like the white wine characteristics from the Nelson Sauvin hops. Another solid IPA from ABC.
02-05-2012 00:36:39 | More by SkiBum22
4.25/5 rDev -4.9%
08-09-2014 21:13:19 | More by Anstuart5
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
06-29-2014 04:15:03 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
5/5 rDev +11.9%
08-29-2014 16:29:20 | More by jose_alehouseSD
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
07-11-2014 05:11:31 | More by Ben7773
4.63/5 rDev +3.6%
split bomber with hu5om (who received it in a trade) in new belgium goblets.
A: bronze amber in color with a light fluffy head that quickly dissipates and leaves phenomenal lacing.
S: very front heavy with white grapes, smelling similar to a white zinfidel wine, but with additional citrusy (grapefruit?) hops.
T: a BLAST of flavor, white wine extremely evident with continuous overshadowing of rye. leaves a very yeasty aftertaste.
MF/D: very smooth, carbonation evident but not overwhelming. flavors coat the mouth and throat leaving a champagne/beer feeling following each sip.
07-21-2010 04:51:43 | More by newk340
4.58/5 rDev +2.5%
Bomber pours into my glass a deep orange/yellow with a two finger creamy, bubbling white head and superb clarity. Aromas start with a distinct tropical, pungent, fruity hop explosion. Grapefruit melds in with a nice spicy rye character. There is somewhat of a vinous, white wine character lurking within as well. Quite the lovely aroma.
First sip brings a plethora of fruity, resinous, pungent hops upfront with bold mango and grapefruit flavors. Spicy rye mixes in beautifully. Flows down with a good kick of bitterness that's well placed. Lingering fruity hops on the palate. Delicious!
Mouthfeel is crisp and smooth with perfect carbonation. This one is exceedingly easy to drink and just amazingly enjoyable. A top notch IPA and I love the addition of rye and the Nelson Sauvin hops. Seek it out if you have the ability!
03-05-2010 01:53:10 | More by orbitalr0x
4.25/5 rDev -4.9%
08-09-2014 00:19:09 | More by briang01
4.75/5 rDev +6.3%
07-14-2013 21:25:40 | More by supa0525
5/5 rDev +11.9%
08-09-2014 18:39:48 | More by Mr_mjr
New York
4/5 rDev -10.5%
03-17-2013 15:56:46 | More by joel66
5/5 rDev +11.9%
04-17-2012 22:49:39 | More by gregmoscetti
4.25/5 rDev -4.9%
01-19-2014 15:13:47 | More by NWer
4.25/5 rDev -4.9%
05-23-2014 16:23:10 | More by Sam_Gladieux
4.4/5 rDev -1.6%
Fresh bottle, only 5 days old. At least that's what Alpine said when I bought it. Pours a cloudy pale gold with one finger white head. Aroma is super grassy, slightly piney with notes of citrus fruit. Flavors of citrus with just a hint of spicy rye. Medium body with ample carbonation. Crisp, clean finish. A smooth IPA, not too bitter.
02-10-2013 07:32:00 | More by Hamburgers
4.43/5 rDev -0.9%
On tap at Alpine. Had right after Keane Idea.
A - Hazy orange with half a finger if head. Pretty nice lacing left behind.
S - Like Keane Idea, lots of citrus with some mango and dank hops.
T - A bit less sweet than KI, with hops really front and center. Lots of citrus and mango. Very tasty. Nice bitter finish. Very tasty.
M - Medium mouthfeel with a nice bitterness. Alcohol not apparent.
O - Not sure how to compare this with Keane Idea. I think Nelson has less noticeable alcohol, though the abv isn't all that different between the two. Can't really go wrong with either, and Nelson is a beer I would love to have available year-round.
12-16-2012 22:50:18 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev +0.7%
12-28-2011 00:20:36 | More by Callmecoon
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ELIGIBLE FOR SELECTION IN DECEMBER 2014 RULE 5 DRAFTGilberto Abreu, RHPGioskar Amaya, INFJohn Andreoli, OFDelbis Arcila, OFJeffrey Baez, OFFrank Batista, RHPZach Cates, RHPHunter Cervenka, LHPPin-Chieh Chen, OFGerardo Concepcion, LHPWillson Contreras, CBlake Cooper, RHPWes Darvill, INFTaylor Davis, CAlberto Diaz, LHPC. J. Edwards, RHPKevin Encarnacion, OFP. J. Francescon, RHPVictor Garcia, LHPDustin Geiger, INFAnthony Giansanti, OFJae-Hoon Ha, OFMarco Hernandez, INFMichael Jensen, RHPEric Jokisch, LHPAustin Kirk, LHPMatt Loosen, RHPRafael Lopez, CJeff Lorick, LHPBarret Loux, RHPDillon Maples, RHPAndrew McKirahan, LHPTrey McNutt, RHPAlberto Mineo, CYoanner Negrin, RHPCarlos Penalver, INFFelix Pena, RHPIvan Pineyro, RHPAustin Reed, RHPTayler Scott, RHPRock Shoulders, 1BRubi Silva, OFBrian Smith, LHPElliot Soto, INFAntonio Valerio, CYao-Lin Wang, RHPBen Wells, RHPTony Zych, RHP
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For failing to sign top overall pick Brady Aiken, the Houston Astros will get the 2nd pick in next year's draft on top of their regular pick.
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In keeping with the ongoing story of the Chicago political scene, the Peoria Chiefs (A) have decided to auction off "Senate Seats" this season.
BRENT: Son is a contact hitter with a line-drive stroke... good bunter... no HR power... has above-average speed and is a good baserunner and base-stealer... athletic but erratic middle-infielder with above-average range and decent arm strength... definitely better at 2B than SS... needs to work on the finer points of infield play... I think he got promoted to either Daytona or Tennessee on Wednesday, but the transaction hasn't been announced yet...
The team ought to offer fans complimentary Prozac while Baez is around. He's going to give us a lot of ups and downs.
BRETT: Camp Days & intrasquad games only
Also 7 of 10.
That was a fun last AB heat against power - batter represents lead run - caught deep on warning track. Baez is mercurial alright. Last two AB had promise. What a character.
they still have n.ramirez floating around in the 2015 mix with them. it should be a nice mix with a little talent insurance.
i think they have a year of club control on w.wright, too...not sure.
Grimm having a very nice August -- 2ER in 12 innings, only 1 BB.
It would be nice if he could develop into a reliable option, so Ramirez/Strop/Rondon don't have to pitch every game the Cubs lead.
c'mon cubbies...2 runs off chapman shouldn't be that hard.
7 of 10, should have been 8
8th inning WOW.
Baez gets a shit call on the 1st pitch, keeps his composure and rips a double - punished the ball to the wall and never got more than 8-10 feet off the ground.
Starlin hits a 403 foot moon shot off the center field wall and doesn't run. Ends up at first. Will cut him some slack with what he's been through, but he made 3 solid mental errors today. Dang.
Valbuena sucks ass with a big run sitting on 3rd and K's with nobody out.
Gotta run Starlin.
Cut the rookie shit.
Really nice to see Baez come through in that RBI situation despite some erratic homeplate umping and an intimidating power reliever on the mound.
He struggled quite a bit at the beginning of the year with AAA. He'll be okay, but no, he's not going to hit for average.
Baez, old news?
Hello, question for AZ Phil. What are your thoughts about SS/2B Ho-Young Son? Showing some hit ability and was known for his defense when he signed.
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Barbecued Chicken Hoagies Recipe
"The day after we held a barbecue, I put leftover cheese spread, chicken and hoagie rolls together," says Erin Renouf Mylroie from St. George, Utah. "We were astounded at the smell, texture and flavor of these now-favorite sandwiches."
- 1/2 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 2 tablespoons chopped roasted sweet red peppers
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- Dash hot pepper sauce
- 2 hoagie buns, split
- 1 cup shredded cooked chicken
- 1/2 cup barbecue sauce
- In a small bowl, combine the first five ingredients; spread over buns. Place on a baking sheet. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 2-4 minutes or until cheese is melted.
- Meanwhile, in a small microwave-safe bowl, combine chicken and barbecue sauce. Microwave on high for 2-3 minutes or until heated through. Spread chicken mixture over bun bottoms; replace tops. Yield: 2 servings.
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I used Trader Joe's All Natural Barbecue Sauce and reduced the amount to 1/4 cup. I substitued Ciabatta Rolls frm a local bakery.
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Online courses are equivalent to on-campus courses in Arts and Science: they have the same learning outcomes, but a different delivery method. Quality is assured by following best practices for online learning in both course development and delivery, with a focus on interaction:
Most CDS courses require students to write proctored exams in distant locations to ensure academic integrity.
Queen's has a long history as a distance education provider, and until a couple of decades ago, students could complete several degrees exclusively through correspondence. CDS is currently in a transition phase, converting older courses into fully integrated online delivery, and developing new courses to restore previous levels of offerings.
By expanding the range and number of course offerings, CDS is able to attract new distance enrolments in the Faculty of Arts and Science, as well as to serve current Queen's students better by providing them with courses that they often take at other institutions on letters of permission (e.g. Athabasca University).
The introduction of new online courses also enables the development of distance degree and certificate programs, offering potential students unique online programs such as the Certificate in Medical Sciences (under development), and making distance studies in the Faculty of Arts and Science a viable option for non-traditional learners who might otherwise not be able to get access to a Queen's education.
Through the expansion of distance studies the Faculty can therefore increase enrolment without adding additional pressure for new capital projects.
The Faculty's strategic decision to expand CDS in this way grew out of the evidence provided by a business case that explored the feasibility of growing distance enrolments in Arts and Science. The business case was developed in 2011 at the request of former Provost Bob Silverman. The study included extensive research into online learning; consultation with Arts and Science departments, with other faculties, with support services within Queen's, and with other institutions; development of quality framework, policies and processes; market research; financial modeling; and a full review of CDS. Business case [PDF].
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Miuccia Prada's "ugly pretty" aesthetic is what landed her a sweet exhibition at a little place called the Metropolitan Museum of Art this summer. It is this same unique interpretation that permeates Prada's Spring 2013 collection, where Miuccia presents graphic, somewhat off-kilter offerings for next season.
The collection' Japanese influences are easy to see. Prada serves up architectural pieces boasting dimensional origami folds in silks and satins. The color palette is mostly dark, with murky black, forest greens, and navy pieces. Prada decorated her looks with flowers that seemed to be stenciled on in spray paint. The omnipresent flower was then re-imagined in plastic, wool, and silk appliqués.
Hello Kitty-esque blooms met fur in on textured coats, wraps, and sweaters.
The most talked about element of this collection was the footwear. Models stomped down the runway in leather "sock boots," worn with thong straps (both platformed and flat), festooned with bows and (surprise) flowers.
Prada's spring offerings are certainly not for the unadventurous. Personally, the boxy silhouettes and the monochromatic tones are not my cup of tea for spring, but I can appreciate Miuccia's vision. I do question those leather sock boots. They are certainly not shoes every woman can (or is willing to) pull off. I'm not sure how many people are prepared to pay an arm and a leg for such curious footwear. However, the sunglasses are a hit in my book.
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Not feeling this AT ALL! And i'm sooo over these skinny sickly looking models smh
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To me this collection is refreshing, fashion should be fun and a narrative. From looking at what many other designers are doing for the spring, aimed at a more traditional fashionable, feminine (possibly serious) woman, this collection is for the eccentric and certainly more daring individual.
These pieces are difficult to wear (bulky silks), hard on the eye and forgettable. This is a big miss for Prada. Their Fall line is ratched too
Seriously wtf!!!!!
F*ckin love it! Now I know I'm not the only person thats attracted to the aesthetic of the toe weggie lol.
Ok really?????!!!! I know it high fashion and all, but seriously??? If it were a lesser known designer I am certain persons would not be raving about these horrendous outifits. As we say in Saint Lucia , Choops!!!
Yes I do love boxy sometimes, I think that I do have the body type to pull it off, but a woman needs to feel like a woman sometimes and accentuate what she has.
Um everything is very Grandmama looking. And those bedazzled socks…..oh no. This looks like a serious waste of time and a lot of money.
i like many of them (shoes are awful) but those models' bodies..especially the first one's legs?! scary.
Friggin hot!!
This is an example of doing something just because you can.
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This urban-style, newly-renovated unit is in the heart of downtown San Francisco where history abounds! You will be captivated by the classic details in your unit such as antique mirrors and fixtures, marble tile and traditional fabric patterns, with updated colors and clean lines that add a modern twist. An urban setting doesn't mean a lack of amenities!
You will be within walking distance of the delightful shops and restaurants at Union Square and only two blocks from the city's world-famous cable car system with a short ride the beach! Be sure to schedule time to visit Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge and many other world-famous attractions.
Please note that optional valet service is available for a fee since there is no onsite parking. Vehicles with a handicap plaque are subjected to regular valet fees.
Procedures: I do require three night minimum to make a reservation. A 50% deposit is required at the time of booking the reservation, if more than 45 days out. The remaining balance will be due 45 days prior to arrival. If you make a reservation less than 45 days prior to check in then I do require full payment at the time of confirming the reservation. I also require a completed rental agreement on file with all reservations. I cannot hold any reservations without a deposit, unless arrangements are made with owner. I do accept Visa, Master Card and Discover to make a reservation and I will mail you a receipt to sign and return to me.
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activities and attractions in San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area
- Mountain Biking
- Fishing
- Shopping
- Hiking
- Wind-Surfing
- Jet Skiing
- Golf
- Boating
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Cinemas
- Miniature Golf
- Sight Seeing
- Restaurants
vacation rental rates
Rates vary based on season and demand.
Starting at $220.00, cleaning fee of $49-$99 added onto all reservations.
3 night minimum required.
Other unit types and size available, please call to inquire.
$100 cleaning fee.
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Megan Bailey 757-561-7978
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in San Francisco
- Union Square
- Golden Gate Park
- Alcatraz
- China Town
- Fisherman's Wharf
Top things to do on a budget
- Cable Car ride
- Broadway/North Beach
- Japan Center
- Ansel Adams Photography Center
- Wine Tasting
Top things to do with a family
- San Francisco Zoo
- Haight Ashbury District
Megan Bailey , owner