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The Weekend Round-Up: August 29 – September 1
If the start of school didn't mark the unofficial end of summer, then Labor Day weekend will take the cake. Many of the season's quintessential activities come to a close after this, but that doesn't mean the fun ends, too. … Continue reading
Where to Play on the Weekdays: August 25-29
Monday – Visit the National Arboretum on one of the two weekdays it's open to the public (it's closed Tuesday – Thursday). Tour the plant collections, visit the Washington Youth Garden and play in the natural playground, romp at the … Continue reading
The Weekend Round-Up: August 22-24
The old "time flies when you're having fun" adage has been confirmed by this summer break. It seems like yesterday the kids gleefully left school, ready for camp and seasonal adventures. But here we are, two fun-filled months later, in … Continue reading
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The Weekend Round-Up: August 15-17
There's never a lack of things to do in DC, and this round-up (plus this list of ongoing activities) are proof of that. Happy Weekend! All's Fair… Where: Montgomery and Prince William Counties When: Friday & Saturday Admission: Varies You've … Continue reading
Wander & Wonder at Green Spring Gardens
A few weeks ago, as I was updating The Best Places in the DC Area to Enjoy a Beautiful Day Outdoors with the Kids, I did a quick read through the comments and realized something: My memory is shot. Because … Continue reading
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Grizzlies Sign Jarnell Stokes
Is Jarnell Stokes the next Zach Randolph? His rebounding numbers are promising . . . It's official: The Grizzlies have signed Jarnell Stokes to a multiyear deal estimated at about $2.5 million over three years, with the third year being a team option. From the Grizzlies Media relations office: Stokes (6-9, 263) was selected by the Utah Jazz in the second round (35th overall...
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Jordan Adams drew crickets. Jarnell Stokes stoked a fan base. The Memphis Grizzlies took UCLA sophomore Adams with their No. 22 pick in Thursday's NBA Draft, a pick questionable to some, but maybe not as questionable to those who look at his strengths -- and analytics -- that look like a good fit for Memphis' needs. Stokes stays home thanks a second-round...
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Tennessee's Stokes hoping to land with hometown Grizzlies in draft
MEMPHIS -- Jarnell Stokes makes no bones about it. He'd love to stay home and play for his favorite team. His trips around Memphis would now include his seat belt, and his FedExForum seat would be a big upgrade. "I grew up watching them. I was a season-ticket holder in the nose bleed just three years ago," Stokes, the former Tennessee forward, said following a pre-draft...
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Name: Jarnell Stokes Age: 20 School: Tennessee Height: 6'8½ Weight: 262 Projected Position: PF 2013-14 Stats: 15.1 ppg, 10.6 rpg, 2.0 apg, 0.9 spg, 1.1 bpg, 2.6 tpg (32.4 minutes per game) 53.1 FG%, 69.6 FT%, 57.6 TS%, 53.1 eFG% 24.6 USG%, 15.3 ORB%, 23.1 DREB%, 19.2 TRB% SKILLS & ATHLETIC BREAKDOWN Offense Post Offense...
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Tennessee Basketball: Gonzo Cuonzo
Just two weeks after turning down the Marquette job, the Tennessee athletics department announced Tuesday that third-year head coach Cuonzo Martin has left the Tennessee basketball team to take the same job at California-Berkley. This comes after Martin's most successful season not only with the Vols, but as a head coach in general as he led the team to his first Sweet 16, and...
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Tennessee Basketball: Sweet emotion
For the first time since 2010, Tennessee basketball will make an appearance in the Sweet 16. Despite an up-and-down season the Vols have pulled it together as of late to make one of the more impressive runs in the tournament as of late. Their latest victim was a little redemption from last season's NIT first round game against Mercer. Tennessee disposed of the Bears by an impressive...
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It only takes one to start a trend. Tennessee junior forward Jarnell Stokes took questions in the locker room after the Vols' victory over Mercer in the third round of this year's NCAA Tournament donning some Google Glass eyewear. We have no idea what purpose it served him, but reporters sure seemed to like it. Jarnell Stokes wearing google glasses? pic.twitter.com/q1fJYmjYRQ...
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Tennessee Basketball: A much needed victory
For the first time since 2010 Tennessee basketball has made it to semifinal Saturday in the SEC tournament. The Vols dismantled the South Carolina Gamecocks Friday afternoon 59-44, giving them their fifth straight victory, all of which they've led wire-to-wire. While a win over South Carolina, who entered Friday's game 14-19, it's still big for the Vols for two reasons. First...
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Tennessee Basketball: Vols grind their way to victory
Jarnell Stokes pulls down one of his team high 18 rebounds in Saturday night's victory over USC Upstate (Photo Credit: UTsports.com) After suffering a season opening loss on the road Tuesday night, Tennessee basketball returned to Knoxville, Tenn. for the Volunteers home opener. After a slow start the Vols were able to regroup and bounce back Saturday night in Thompson Boling Arena...
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Isaiah Stokes (Brother Of Tennessee's Jarnell Stokes) Is A 6′ 7″, 227 Pound Eighth Grader
Tennessee power forward Jarnell Stokes is a big dude. Coming in at 6′ 8″ and 270 pounds, Stokes has become a physical force in only one year of action. Yes, Jarnell has size, but that is standard for a Division I basketball player. What is not standard is what we are seeing from his little brother, Isaiah, an eighth grader currently terrifying kids on the football field. The...
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Introducing Sōng Shān & Dēngfēng
Three main peaks comprise Sōng Shān, rising to 1512m about 80km west of Zhèngzhōu. In Taoism, Sōng Shān is considered the central mountain, symbolising earth among the five elements. Occupying the axis directly beneath heaven, Taoist Sōng Shān is also famed as the sacred home of the Buddhist Shaolin Temple.
At the foot of 1494m-high Tàishì Shān a short ride southeast of the Shaolin Temple, sits the squat little town of Dēngfēng. Tatty and squalid in parts, it is used by travellers as a base for trips to surrounding sights or exploratory treks into the hills.


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"How US Marine Snipers Become The Deadliest Shots On Earth"
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My dad was a BAR man in Carlson's Raiders in WWII. He qualified with open iron sights at 700 yards on a 12-inch bullseye. Given he made the entire Long Patrol on Guadacanal. I'll bet he could have done this, too. :) One of the two best shots I've known personally.
WWII or today, Marine specialists are the very best of an excellent group.
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Lions secure last-gasp draw
Substitute Magaye Gueye struck an equaliser in the fifth minute of injury time as Millwall snatched a 1-1 Sky Bet Championship draw at Sheffield Wednesday.
The winger fired his first Lions goal into the roof of Keiren Westwood's net with virtually the last kick of the game at Hillsborough.
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but neither driving or day care centers are Constitutionally protected civil rights.
I promise to reread before I hit send. I am trying to do so much stuff here at once at home!!
Anotrher vreason to move to another state.
I have already told my husband and he agrees...if CT changes the laws regarding guns and only changes that - we are leaving to a state where we are ok to have ruins. We both feel very strongly about this
and I don't even know much about guns. I just got the permit, but I have always felt strongly about this.
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Keep Cool: Watermelon Panzanella Recipe
Jul 11, 2013 12:01 pm
Ciabatta and watermelon make a refreshing salad
We're in the middle of a watermelon glut! Use up your excess in this delicious watermelon recipe from Maria Elia's The Modern Vegetarian. It's her take on panzanella — Italian bread salad — that would pair perfectly with grilled meat or fish.
As you've probably realized by now, I am a big fan of watermelon! This is a sensational salad recipe and a great way to use up any leftover melon. As with all panzanella salads, it's important to let the flavors infuse before serving. Toasting the bread a little will help to keep it slightly crispier.
Servings: 4 people
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 small red onion, finely sliced
2 cups diced seedless watermelon
2 cups diced ripe plum tomatoes
1 cup diced cucumber
2 tablespoons capers, rinsed and drained
7 ounces halloumi cheese, diced (or half halloumi and half crumbled feta cheese)
2/3 cup chopped Kalamata olives
a small bunch of basil, roughly chopped
Salt and pepper
2/3 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 clove garlic, crushed
pinch of sugar
sea salt and pepper
- Preheat the oven to 400°F.
- To make the salad, tear the ciabatta into croûton-sized pieces, drizzle with olive oil, place in a roasting pan, and cook for about 5 minutes, until golden. Let cool.
- Toss the remaining salad ingredients in a large bowl, add the ciabatta and mix together well. Season with salt and pepper.
- To make the dressing, whisk all of the ingredients together and pour over salad. Allow the flavors to marinate for about 1 hour before serving.
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not to sound funny, but are you sure it is in focus as i have had kids messing around with the focus and zooms on our projectors ?
I have a Acer S5200 projector which has some blurring in the middle of the screen. The bulb was replaced 6 months ago and I have wiped the lens but its still rubbish, when the projector is on you can see the lens is not perfectly clear. Has anyone replaced the lens on these before? Not sure if I can get spares for it (or its feasible)
not to sound funny, but are you sure it is in focus as i have had kids messing around with the focus and zooms on our projectors ?
Assuming it's out of warranty? Do you have a spare lamp you could try to rule that out?
Did the previous lamp explode?
I had a lamp expire in an epson projector that peppered the LCD panel with glass fragments and made it look blurry in exactly the way you describe. The projector went in the bin!
It's DLP, it's a known issue with a large number of them (faulty chips?). We have had to bin three so far.
Don't think it exploded if I recall, just popped. Might take it apart and have a look for the shards.
Sounds like a faulty chip but I can not be sure - have you tried giving the filter a good clean?
I sent this off last week and got a quote through the post today. Replacement Module Engine £210.92 + £40 labour + vat comes to £301.10. I just bought a replacement for not much more than that.
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July 26, 2011
"The police in our community occupy our area, our community, as a foreign troop occupies territory. And the police are in our community not to promote our welfare or our security or our safety, but they are there to contain us, to brutalize us and murder us," said Huey P. Newton, co-founder and minister of defense of the Black Panther Party. Hunters Point has stood up to the Lennar Corp. and the City about the shipyard. It is time to expand that movement to include police terrorism, put new energy into it, and claim our right to live and not be wantonly killed.
July 25, 2011
The "rebels" in Misrata in Libya have driven out the entire Black population of the city, according to a chilling story in the Wall Street Journal … The "rebels" now eye the city of Tawergha, 25 miles away, and vow to cleanse it of all Black people once they seize the city. Isn't this the perfect definition of the term "genocide"?
July 19, 2011
Kevin Cooper has been locked down on death row in San Quentin for the past 26 years. He was convicted of the 1983 murder of the Ryen family, although no reliable evidence showed him to be guilty. On the contrary, the case has overwhelming evidence suggesting that he is in fact an innocent man.
July 11, 2011
Ethiopian troops are in the oil rich, contested Sudanese Abyei region in accordance with a new U.N. Security Council resolution invoking sovereign nations' "responsibility to protect" vulnerable populations from genocide and mass atrocities if their own governments aren't protecting them. But what about Ethiopia's own genocide in the Ogaden Basin that the West is funding?
July 2, 2011
Advocates of intervention in Southern Sudan argue that the U.S. can't be bystanders to what could become another Rwanda and must become instead "upstanders" preventing genocide. Was the U.S. a bystander to the Rwanda Genocide? Professors Peter Erlinder and Edward Herman both say no.
June 30, 2011
Mathaba has learned that the African Union is intending to pull out of the United Nations Organization unless NATO stops bombing fellow AU member, Libya.
June 29, 2011
A recent evening at the African American Museum and Library in Oakland was special. The line wrapped around the corner of 14th Street at Martin Luther King Jr. Way as people lined up to hear Isabel Wilkerson talk about her book, "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration."
June 14, 2011
In controversy is the minister of health's announcement of what the government of Rwanda calls voluntary vasectomies (sterilizing) of 700,000 males.
May 6, 2011
The racism of the American "war on drugs," especially in the South, is notorious. So is the racism faced daily by Palestinians. In Atlanta, a university program allows these two manifestations of racism to feed off each other and community activists are organizing to shut the program down.
April 23, 2011
Jean Leonard Teganya was recently found to be a war criminal by the Canadian Federal Court simply because he survived an attack on a Rwandan hospital where he was a medical student intern in 1994. This is such an assault on war victims all over the world.
April 23, 2011
"All of our institutions have failed us if they do not use their power and act against this crime against humanity being carried out in Africa today. I received a call this morning from an Ivorian friend who calls it genocide what Sarkozy's troops are doing there. Blood, blood, everywhere. Depleted uranium in Libya. Generations to come will suffer the health effects. We must try to stop President Obama. He has the power to say no. So far, he is good at saying yes to all the wrong people. So we must do more than we think we can. Anything less places more blood on everyone's hands." – Cynthia McKinney
April 9, 2011
"Had the RPF not been made militarily dominant by outside support and the two presidents not been assassinated in the RPF assault for power, the ICTR evidence suggests that the Rwandan genocide would never have occurred," concludes Professor Erlinder.
February 19, 2011
What can po' folks learn from the revolutions in North Africa? Lessons in revolutions not dictated by non-profit industrial complex agendas and philanthro-pimps but revolutions guided by angry mamaz, hungry babies, houseless elders, jobless fathers, profiled and criminalized migrants and gang injunctioned youth of color.
February 9, 2011
The Platform to Stop Impunity in Rwanda requests the South African government accept the extradition petition issued by the Spanish government and hand over the indicted Gen. Kayumba Nyamwasa to the Spanish authorities. Add your organization as a signatory.
January 31, 2011
On Jan. 20, Rwanda's High Court once again rejected the bail appeal of Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, chair of Rwanda's FDU-Inkingi coalition of opposition parties.
January 25, 2011
It wasn't just Patrice Lumumba his assassins wanted to kill, it was the genuine self-determination, dreams and aspirations of African people, writes Horace Campbell, reflecting on the murder of the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Jan. 17, 1961. Two poems by Lumumba follow the story.
January 7, 2011
Much of the world focuses on family and creating safe and loving environments for children during the holidays, but many of the world's children suffer extreme deprivation and abuse of their human rights. Acholi children living in an internally displaced persons (IDP) camp in Kitgum, Northern Uganda, "think that a refugee camp is home."
November 1, 2010
Victoire Ingabire, widely regarded as Rwanda's opposition leader, was arrested on Oct. 14, 2010, after a week long police siege on her home. She is charged with the formation of a terrorist organization with the aim to disrupt the territorial security of Rwanda.
October 24, 2010
Rwandan President Kagame denied the accusations in the new U.N. report, most of all the accusations of genocide, and then responded by arresting Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza, the second of three opposition presidential candidates to be jailed since attempting to contest this year's presidential election against Kagame.
October 15, 2010
With respect to the United Nations Report officially released Oct. 1, regarding genocide against Hutus in the Congo, I think that the language used is much less important than the killing of 6 million or more and the illegal extraction of resources from the eastern Congo.


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The heating elements can be used to control the vegetative phase very accurately to optimise the harvest, the Institute reports.
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Writer: Charlie Bennett
Date:Thursday March 22 2012
Time: 1:00PM
It is becoming an unwelcome familiar pattern at Maranello. Ferrari promise so much in the close season, but then come the opening rounds of the championship they deliver very little.
This year is the fourth successive season where the Italian giants are lagging behind their competition, and never has the pressure been more intense.
In Melbourne, Fernando Alonso showed why he is arguably the finest driver on the grid with a superb drive to 5th. Felipe Massa on the other hand fell well short of his team mate and retired after spending much of the race languishing in the mid to lower positions.
His job is already under scrutiny, and it seems the obituaries to his Formula One career have already been written. Massa can probably count on being in the race seat until the end of the season, but beyond is highly unlikely.
With the 2012 car, Ferrari is struggling to fully understand their aggressive design. The car looks a handful to drive, clearly shown when both Massa and Alonso spun into the gravel trap in Melbourne. Replays suggest driver error, deeper analysis show the cars twitchiness under braking was the main cause.
With heavy updates expected in Barcelona in May, the Ferrari team hope that this season isnt lost before it has barely started. Alonsos stellar second half to the 2010 season almost snatched the championship, despite struggling badly in the early rounds shows how they can come back.
So for the next three races in Malaysia, China and Bahrain damage limitation is the order of the day, and the unpredictable weather in both Kuala Lumpa and Shanghai is a positive. The opening four rounds are frantic and often a slightly incorrect measurement of the teams performance. There is no doubt the Ferrari has problems, but with the major updates it will be Barcelona before we can really judge where their season will go.
If the Italian giants can bridge the gap to the top three teams in Spain, then it is incredibly a lesser gap then it was last season when Alonso was consistently on the podium.
However, the dramatic improvement of the mid-field runners has been so huge that the Ferrari finds itself nearer the bottom then the top of the time sheets. Alonso was a second off the pace of the Red Bull in Australia, and with the resources that Stefano Domenicalli and his team have at their disposal, the Scarlett cars could yet mount a title challenge. If there is one thing we did learn in 2010, it is that you can never rule out Ferrari and especially, Fernando Alonso.
The Spaniard will be cracking the whip, so lets just see how the prancing horse responds beyond the opening bend, before we totally write them off.
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Sawyer's Triple - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 135 | Reviews: 112 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev -0.5%
11-10-2013 01:50:48 | More by jpaulsen
4/5 rDev -0.5%
04-24-2012 07:00:28 | More by shockrocker65
4/5 rDev -0.5%
Reviewed on 6/11/10
Clear copper color body, that fades to thin layer. 1 finger off white head.
Hintsof banana and ester aromas. Some caramelly sweetness with a good maltiness backed with a nice fruitiness.
Good drinkability with no signs of ABV. Nice balance
Mouthfeel had a medium body, high carbonation with nice dry finish
08-13-2010 01:05:10 | More by riored4v
4/5 rDev -0.5%
22 oz. bomber served chilled in a Duvel tulip. The first beer of the Greer, PintOfAle, AragornUnplugged, and ManekiNeko "Release the Wisdom" beer tasting. This bottle was provided by PintOfAle.
Appearance: Honey colored liquid with little streamers of carbonation. A short lived white head that receded to a ring of bubbles. Wee specks of lacing were left on the glass.
Smell: Bready malt aromas with some subtle fruits and spices. Slightly peachy, peppery, and citrusy coriander.
Taste: Mildly sweet bready malts with light hints of pepper and coriander on the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Light and refreshing in body. Quite spritely.
Drinkability: A decent interpretation of a tripel. Rather easy to drink and enjoy, unlike the reason for this beer's existence. Everyone who's had this: support your local children's hospital.
03-06-2004 16:24:07 | More by ManekiNeko
4/5 rDev -0.5%
Traded for a bottle or two of this many years ago, I believe this is the 2004 release.
Appearance - a slight haze to this tangerine/gold brew. A thin finger of white bubbles away fairly quickly but does manage to keep a scant cover for a while.
Aroma - sweet caramel and orange, light yeast and phenols.
Taste - starts out a bit pilsnery, but sweeter in the malts.Obviously, no bite in the hops at all some nine years later, yet the dryness of the style allows for good balance anyway. The yeast and phenols cut the sugar quite well, and the aftertaste has a really nice level of throat and belly warming. The end is easy, pleasant, warm, very nice.
Mouthfeel - crisp, thin, medium-bodied.
Overall - definitely aged longer than the recommended max of six months, but it tastes super. As a lighter tripel on the abv side,you should be so lucky to even have the option for a second or third of these in one sitting. Here's to Sawyer, may we exhibit similar courage when we need it most.
03-24-2013 21:24:20 | More by brewdlyhooked13
4/5 rDev -0.5%
01-22-2012 23:32:51 | More by djaeon
4/5 rDev -0.5%
On tap at Stone Winter Storm 2011. Advertised as the last keg of Sawyer's Tripel! Seems to me like Stone has some explaining to do to Sawyer's family.
A: Transparent golden with a white head.
S: Sweet bready malt with a prodigious amount of banana and a little clove. A touch of honey is noticeable, as are alcohol and coriander. Quite aromatic, with notes of orange and dried mango.
T: Slightly spicy up front with notes of clove and white pepper. Coriander makes a strong appearance, as does banana. Malt is bready and moderately sweet with a slight sugary note. Alcohol is noticeable but not out of line. Fruit is reminiscent of orange, melon, and mango. Finish is dry.
M: Medium body with upper medium carbonation. Mouthfeel is dry, creamy, and sticky.
Overall: Sort of a cross between a Wit, Hefeweizen, and a Tripel, but a good beer and enjoyable.
02-09-2011 04:27:13 | More by HopHead84
4/5 rDev -0.5%
11-16-2011 03:02:05 | More by jeezie
New York
4/5 rDev -0.5%
A - Poured a clear golden color with a thin white head that leaves some lacing behind
S - Has a fruity nose with spicy Belgian yeast
T - Like the nose fruits upfront finishes spicy and yeasty
M - This beer has a medium body with high carbonation to it
D - This was actually a lot better than I expected it to be and I'm not sure why I just wasn't expecting a Tripel this good if you see it at the brewery you should pick up a bomber of this
08-29-2010 23:51:12 | More by armock
United Kingdom (Wales)
4/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured into Stone Old Guardian glass.
Pours 12 finger of white head. Fades fast. Some light splattered lace left. Color is a slight hazed golden orange. Fairly clear.
Aroma: bubble gum, right of the top, bananas, cloves, light spices, Belgian yeast. Kind of dry.
Taste: More spice notes, but a lot like the aroma. Bubble gum and Belgian yeast with bananas and cloves. A nice amount of grassy hops as well. A very nice tripel.
Mouthfeel: Crisp, dry, and relatively smooth. Medium bodied with a nice amount of carbonation. Ends a little dry, but fairly clean.
Overall, this is a solid tripel. Very well to the style. I am definitely enjoying this and my 1/2 bomber will be good for me. Glad I got to try this one.
02-01-2010 03:01:23 | More by mothman
4/5 rDev -0.5%
05-07-2014 03:42:46 | More by uturn
4/5 rDev -0.5%
22oz bottle thanks to mashmaster, nice golden orange clear color, decent head, decent lacing. Smells like a fruity tripel. The taste is subtle but nice spice, fruit flavors, usual tripel profile. I was actually surprised to like this as much as I did but it was good and the lower (for a tripel) ABV was welcome.
12-31-2008 05:01:57 | More by ArrogantB
4/5 rDev -0.5%
Pours dark hazy golden with a thick head that leaves globs of lacing as it dissipates.
Aroma is wheaty, with generous bubblegum. Hint of lemon and honey.
Taste is candied sugar and citrus fruit. Bubblegum, lemon grass and honey as the nose suggested. Lingering subtle yeasty spice.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, smooth and soft.
Tasty, smooth and very drinkable. Flavor is balanced and unified. Definitely worth a try.
06-16-2009 01:28:59 | More by Blakaeris
4/5 rDev -0.5%
a: This was a bright golden color, a little on the dark side. I couldn't coax much of a head out of this one.
s: Sweet banana esters, mild cloves, candied sugar, and a little flowery heat. Nothing overpowering, this was very balanced and complex.
t: This starts off with sweet bananas and some fairly strong clove flavors. The cloves linger into the fnish with some dry, flowery warmth.
m: This had a very viscous body, but the carbonation was surprisingly gentle.
d: Thanks to rallison for a very tasty tripel. If this was a bit less spicy, and the carbonation was tweaked a bit, this could have been great.
05-04-2009 10:43:53 | More by DIM
4/5 rDev -0.5%
12-14-2011 19:07:00 | More by photomike
4/5 rDev -0.5%
04-03-2013 22:32:29 | More by BAsbill
4/5 rDev -0.5%
08-08-2012 06:12:54 | More by Rathakem
4.03/5 rDev +0.2%
Enjoyed in a wine glass. One of many unique beers I found at the World Bistro shop during my visit home for the holidays.
A: Moderate pour yields very little head, why so little? Tiny bubble ring, but overall disappointing head level. Dark gold/slightly amber color liquid that is slightly cloudy. Too dark for tripel I would say - pretty, but unconventional. More head please.
S: Belgian fruit, banana, musty farmhouse ale smell, holy basil.
T: Sweet, musty, coriander and clove, nice malt character, honey.
M: Slightly syrupy. Tingly from spicy and herbal character (not carbonation). Good feeling in the mouth.
D: Good. I enjoyed this beer quite a bit. Wouldn't order another, but would buy again.
03-10-2009 02:34:24 | More by dfillius
4.03/5 rDev +0.2%
Thanks to stevemcqueenjr for this bottle!
A - Slightly hazy pale yellow/orange. Off white head disappears quickly to a wisp.
S - Spice, sweet malt, a touch of banana and tropical fruit.
T - Sweet honey malt, tropical fruit, some spice. Nice dry aftertaste.
M/F - on the light side of medium body. Nice carbonation which is fine in structure.
D - A nice tasty triple. Well balanced and interesting enough.
01-02-2010 15:39:29 | More by ThirstyBird
4.05/5 rDev +0.7%
Purchased at the brewery.
Clarity: clear. Gold color, poured with little head. Average carbonation: maybe 2-2.5 volumes.
Smells of fruit and flowers (orange blossom?).
Citrusy hops complement the yeast esters. Tastes of fruit all the way through. Maybe a little clove as well.
Tons of fruit flavor in this beer.
Mouthfeel: clean, light body.
07-21-2009 15:09:09 | More by joebrewer
4.08/5 rDev +1.5%
A: a hazy golden yellow, thin lasting head that leaves fluffy lacing.
S: an initial smell of bananas and coriander, some wheat towards the end.
T: drinks like a tripel contrary to what the smell indicates, some yeast, apricot, and sweet malts round out the flavors.
MF/D: incredibly smooth like a hefe, a medium weight as it slides down the throat, a sipper to be enjoyed with friends... or alone.
09-15-2010 00:28:19 | More by newk340
Ontario (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +2%
Viggo shared this one. thanks eric!
22oz bottle. sampled march 21/09.
pours crystal clear golden yellow with a small very fine white head. the head quickly drops to a thin ring around the glass and leaves only a few spots of lace.
aroma is great. tropical fruit - pineapple, mango, papaya. nice light belgian yeasty spice. bit of alcohol. crackers and white bread. great caramel and honey sweetness.
taste is good. light honey and caramel sweetness, but it never approaches cloying. the tropical fruit is here too, but not as prominent as it was in the aroma. white bread and a touch of cracker. light belgian yeasty spice.
mouthfeel is good. just over medium carbonation. a little under medium body with a fairly dry finish.
drinkability is good. great balance, hiding the alcohol very well. love the fruity and light spicy character. quite a nice tripel, especially from an american brewer.
03-22-2009 02:00:38 | More by grub
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +2%
Sampled from a 22oz bottle purchased at the Stone Brewery.
A - A light golden color with good clarity and very little head.
S - Spicy with clove and some banana.
T - A spicy start with lots of clove and a hint of pepper. Then it becomes semi-sweet yet the spices linger faintly. This is a good American brewed Belgian.
M - A moderate consistency and a nice low carbonation.
D - This is easy to drink beer brewed for a good cause. I hope the donated proceeds make a difference.
08-21-2009 04:25:48 | More by GJ40
4.1/5 rDev +2%
A - Pours a nice honey color with about one finger of head that dissipates into a thing layer. Moderate lacing.
S - Relatively mild in aroma, bread, pear, banana, and spice.
T - On contrary to the mild aroma the taste is huge and delicious. Fruits are pear and banana as with the aroma, sweet malts, nice spice to the finish that is a little prickly on the tongue, and also just the right amount of bitterness to round it out.
M - Medium in body, very crisp and refreshing, reel melts in the mouth nicely.
D - Really enjoyable, as I would expect from the guys at Stone and for a great cause!
08-15-2010 18:25:42 | More by StoneBrewFanatic
4.1/5 rDev +2%
Poured from a 22 oz bomber into a New Belgium globe glass.
A: Bright orangish golden color with a nice sized white head.
S: Some light sugar and spicy Belgian yeast.
T: Pale malt base, slightly sweet from the sugar. A nice spicy finish from the yeast. Some light fruits as well.
M: Light bodied, prickly carbonation.
D: A very drinkable tripel. The low ABV for the style helps in this regard. A nice attempt at the style.
04-12-2009 02:43:44 | More by willjschmidt
Sawyer's Triple from Stone Brewing Co.
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Housing equity withdrawal in Ireland: 2000 - 2011
AbstractAt the peak of the Irish property boom in the mid-2000s, housing equity withdrawal by existing homeowners accounted for around one-third of residential mortgage loans issued. This collateral-based lending was typically issued at a signi cant discount to other forms of personal lending, often at tracker rates. By the end of 2011 the value of equity release borrowing was down 97 percent from the peak (2006). This Economic Letter summarises the trends in housing equity withdrawal over the last decade, both in terms of the extent of lending that occurred and the reasons for borrowers taking out such loans. We nd that whilst the majority of housing equity withdrawal was used for housing investment, there is a also a strong correlation between equity release patterns and spending on certain large-scale consumer durables such as motors and furniture.
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I feel like I am pregnant my boots it so bigposted 04/17/2013 by jwilmene
Hi everyone, so happy to have found this link. I have no idea if I'm pregs and feel like what I'm feeling isn't real. So, my periods are pretty regular, but I wouldn't bet on it. I've regulated it lots with Vit E supplements. In any case, the hubs and I tried to conceive on the 5th. I'm expecting to start my period between 17th and 19th. I've read that ovulation is actually 14 days BEfore your next period, which would put me right on the 5th. Either way, I immediately felt strange twinges in my lower left ab within 12 hours and it hasn't stopped. Sometimes the cramping is strong. Feel bloated and insatiably hungry! Moments of nausea and fatigue. But that's it! Anyway, I was reading all the other posts and got excited to see others who actually were pregs a couple weeks later, thought I'd join in on the fun. This is our very first try, and we only did the deed once! Who knows. If not, there's next time. Fingers crossed! I test in 10 days. :)posted 04/09/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Hello all I came across this thread because I think I may be preggers. Me & my BF were going to wait until after the summer to conceive but for me if it came earlier I'm good with that. AF arrived 3.6 We DTD on the morn of 3.15 & 3.20 possible ovulation. I began to get cramping 4 dpo & dizziness & tired 5/6 dpo. Tested 9 dpo & this morn 11 dpo & BFN. I'm getting tingles in my bbs & still some cramping. Disappointed tho... I was sure I would have a BFP. Waiting to see if AF will show 4.3... I'm pretty consistent with my cycle at 28 days.posted 03/31/2013 by Wannanotherbaby57
Thank you :) will let you know .... Hopefully it is a yes :) xposted 03/22/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
yes I would, you will get a more accurate read, you don't have much pregnancy hormone in your system this early, wait til first thing tomorrow morning & test with a good test (First Response)! Best of luck to you!posted 03/22/2013 by jilllynn5555
Yeah, it will be exactly 14days from tonight ha .... So should i wait t the morning, for morning urine??posted 03/22/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
as long as it's been at least 14 days since your unprotected sex then yes, you should be good, but use morning urine & a good test (ie: First Response or another one that detects early)posted 03/22/2013 by jilllynn5555
So im due my period today, can i take a pregnancy test now, or should i wait??posted 03/22/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
i think you can tell. i am trying for another baby, my daughter is 6 now and i feel its the right time for baby number 2 now. i had the coil in for nearly 2yrs and had it removed on the 12/03/13 and started trying that weekend its only been a week but i feel so different, bloated and tired all the time... which isnt like me but done 2 test and obvilously they were negative but am hoping that i am pregnant... wish me luck and good luck to all guys trying out there xposted 03/22/2013 by dd2386
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Country Manager (Solar) - Tokyo - (180-200K USD) My client is a Global Solar player and is presently looking for a Country Director for its Japan operations. The role for the Country Manager is a ...
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Our Client - A leading global Solar PV manufacturer and project developer delivering power solutions to the commercial, residential and utility market.
Job Description - In this role you will be responsible for:
- Managing existing accounts.
- Provide pre-sales and post-sales support to the assigned partners and / or customers.
- Review agreements for partners and customers.
- P&L Development; 2012 & beyond.
- Define and execute a territorial sales strategy to meet sales and margin targets for the region: develop territory sales plan and prospect new opportunities in target markets to promote the company's product.
- Create and execute business strategies to gain market share.
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with the relevant business partners to ensure strategic advantage over the competition.
- Manage Forecasts/Pipeline.
- Provide management in a timely manner with accurate opportunity and territory forecast based on prospect pipeline and market analysis.
- Bid Management Support.
- Provide management in a timely manner with accurate opportunity and territory forecast based on prospect pipeline and market analysis
- Training Support, Scheduling & Delivery.
- Respond promptly to customer needs and update management on customer service issues to improve service.
- Work closely with Sales Engineering Support to ensure customer satisfaction through training support.
- Work closely with Logistics to ensure scheduling and deliveries are on time.
- Provide comprehensive reporting and feedback to management on market trends, competitor information, etc for decision-making.
- Act as a channel of communication between the customers and production plants.
Candidate Requirements -
- 10 years experience in Sales & Marketing with proven track record building new territory for foreign company Japan.
- Strong network in PV, Engineering Procurement, IT industry in Japan.
- Experience in silicon and wafer industry a plus.
- PV, ICT or Semiconductor background.
- Min two years' experience within the solar PV industry.
- Degree in Sales & Marketing or eqv. Preferred.
- International work or educational experience.
- Microsoft Project and Microsoft office.
- Strong selling skills.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Able to work effectively in multi-functional task forces.
- Willingness to travel.
- Fluency in Japanese and English
EarthStream is a specialist global recruiting business dedicated to the energy, resources & environment sectors that is uniquely positioned to understand the interplay and increasing convergence between these sectors. We specialize exclusively in the energy, resources and environment sectors with our capability in providing staff across a range of technical, engineering, scientific and commercial disciplines. The recruiters in each of our industry specific divisions understand the unique skills and requirements of each vertical sector and where to find the best people in that field. With operations in five continents we have the coverage and experience to service our clients and candidates anywhere in the world.


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First United Methodist Church
Tuesday, September 02, 2014
Bulletin & Announcements
Bulletin & Announcements:
Soup Kitchen needs:
There are many items that are in short supply and/or go quickly. Following is a list of items that are needed: mayonnaise, napkins, canned veggies, canned fruits, canned tomato sauce, tuna fish, canned pasta w/sauces. Any little bit helps us "Feed the Need"
"Bridging The Gap"
The Finance Committee met recently to review the Gap that exists between the expenditures and giving within the church. Through May we have a GAP of $16,000. We are able to pay our bills and our staff but our apportionment's to Conference is where we are severely behind. With the Summer months upon us we are concerned that this gap may widen. We have come up with a "Bridging the Gap" campaign and pray many of you would participate. The price of a lunch out during the week is about $7.50 (even more if you Supersize it!). If we had 150 members save one day of their lunch money to go to the church for the next 26 weeks, in addition to keeping up with their pledge we would be able to "Bridge the Gap" and raise over $29,000 for the general budget. The Finance Committee not only voted for this but also gave a 100% commitment to participate in this need. We all understand the $7.50 may be too much of a strain on some....but possibly $5 or $3 a week may be an option. There would not be any commitment cards needed for this to participate....it would be between you and God. We do ask that you designate any increase you may be able to give on your envelope. Christ did amazing things with a couple loaves of bread and a few fish....He can still do amazing things with just a few dollars each week if we have FAITH!
Coffee hour
Have you signed up to host a coffee hour for next year yet? Well, if you haven't here is your chance. Don't miss the opportunity to share in Fellowship. Stop by the bulletin board in the welcome center and sign-up to host coffee hour. Hosting is easy and simple.
Altar Flowers
Have you signed up for altar flowers? Stop by the bulletin board in the welcome center and sign-up. Altar guild will contact you on the specifics of the arrangement and what you would like printed in the bulletin.
Visiting Opportunities...They would love to see you!
Pat Bowen—Colonial Hill Nursing Home
Ruth Young—Colonial Hill Nursing Home
Eileen Parsell—Watson Fields
Carol Rawski—Riverside Nursing Home room 315
Norman Pierce—206 N. River Road Kirkwood Corners, Lee, NH
Vera Zajas - Riverside Nursing Home 3rd floor
Just drop in and bring a friendly smile to a friend!
Zumba ClassSaturday mornings from 8:45 am - 9:45 am, we'll meet in Hurd Hall to dance to the Latin rhythms of Zumba nation. No experience required, just a willingness to move and have a great time. Contact Kristen Sturtevant or Linda Smith with any questions. Dress comfortably and get ready to dance!
Coffee Ministry
Each week at 10 a.m. on Wednesdays volunteers from our Missions team provide coffee and treats to those in need at Gerry's Food Pantry. They are always in looking for more volunteers. If interested in helping to "FEED THE NEED" through this ministry see Claude & Judy Saddler, Janice Lewis or Dan Saucier, Sr.