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He came up with five separate modules: one for climate; one for monitoring an assessment of marine and living resources; the third one is the one that is of relevance to this discussion today and that is monitoring of the coastal zone environment and its changes; there is another on assessment and prediction of the health of the ocean; and a fifth one, which has never really been defined very well, which is to do with marine met services and ocean operational services.
The elements that would be needed in the observing system to address those modules would include a measurement system - which I will talk a little bit about - information management, data analysis, preparation and dissemination of data products, modelling, and also programs and technical assistance, training and technology transfer.
The Blue Ribbon Panel that I mentioned before, and I think in particular John Woods, came up with the following diagram several years ago. It does not conform strictly to the bible of IOC and GOOS, but I think it captures some things which are quite important.
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One is that it includes programs like LOICZ on it and it also emphasises the connectivity between the Global Ocean Observing System and research programs. They emphasise here that the design, development and evaluation is really going to be the focus of the research programs, and GOOS will only evolve and grow and be successful if that component is included in the total picture. This picture also includes what they call the 'beneficiary modules'. These are all the users that are actually going to pay for a Global Ocean Observing System. It is critical that those people are factored into both the design and the continual operation of the program.
The following are some key words I think which we should all remember when we start thinking about GOOS, and certainly these are the things that always come to mind when I have to discuss GOOS with various people.
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On the left are the words which we think of as characterising the observing system. As you go through these you might like to think of the counterparts in a research system. You will find that this classification is really what distinguishes a Global Ocean Observing System from a research program; the measurement networks have to be routine; systematic; they have to be long term - this is something which is very difficult for governments to grapple with, that is funding observing systems for time periods longer than three years; it has to be relevant to the user groups, those beneficiaries in our modules; and it has to be cost-effective. On the right-hand side are the key words associated with the products. The observing system is to do monitoring and to help in detection, both issues that are associated with the IPCC. It is there for description, for understanding and, perhaps the one that attracts the most attention, it is also there for prediction.
Within Australia about three years ago, we started thinking about how Australia might become involved in this program.


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The 2001 Jacksonville University soccer team was only one win away from a berth to the NCAA Tournament, falling to Mercer in the championship game of the Atlantic Sun Championship. With 19 players returning, including seven starters and nine of the 11 who started in the championship game, second-year head coach Bob Moullin feels his team is poised to take the next step.
"We had a lot of players get a taste of the postseason for the first time last year," Moullin said. "We saw the happiness on the faces of the Mercer players and now we want to go further and make sure we win the championship game."
The 2002 edition of Dolphin soccer will be a younger squad with only three seniors returning - goalkeeper Mike Miller (East Brunswick, N.J.) and defenders Steve Command (Brighton, Mich.) and Dov Ribnick (Wellfleet, Maine). Moullin has also brought in 10 newcomers, including nine Florida products. The roster now has a distinct Florida flavor with 22 of the 29 members on the team hailing from the "Sunshine State."
"I think our newcomers will make the team better overall," Moullin said. "Some may not contribute on the field right away, but the competition for playing time will be fierce and ultimately raise the level of the squad."
The Dolphins will need to maintain a more consistent level of play after starting out 5-1-1 before finishing 8-6-1 last season. Moullin expects the added pressure of making the championship game and the competition for playing time to keep the quality of play at a high level.
Junior Hans Guiscardo (Montevideo, Uruguay) and freshman Dion Jagroo (Orlando, Fla.) will also compete for time up front.
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Steve McQueen's sex addiction drama Shame, has an official UK release date of January 13, 2012, according to an Empire Online exclusive report. The highly anticipated film, starring Michael Fassbender, Carey Mulligan, James Badge Dale and Nicole Beharie, promises "a compelling and timely examination of the nature of need, how we live our lives and the experiences that shape us." Source
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Monster Ball Adult Womens Costume
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Joan Baez at SCA's Palace Theatre in Stamford
Joen Baez is one of the most quintesential figures from the '60s folk renaissance (she even dated Bob Dylan and helped introduce him to the world), yet she hasn't toured without a full band in decades. Until now. Tuesday night, Baez will perform at Stamford's Palace Theatre, accompanied only by multi-instrumentalist Dirk Powell, as part of a fall tour featuring songs spanning her 50-year career in the wake of a recent Public Television documentary about her, Joan Baez: How Sweet the Sound.
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Well, 7-1 is not a bad week. Kudos to the SMU Mustangs, who proved me wrong and beat Tulsa on the road. That was a big win that puts them just two victories away from a bowl game, their first since 1984. Shoutout to Ponyup53, who did have SMU winni...Blog | Conversation | November 06, 2009
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Texas -- Quarterback Kyle Padron may look like a freshman, but he sure doesn't sound like one. Despite a solid performance in his first ever collegiate start -- 20-of-30 passing for 354 yards and two touchdowns in SMU's 27-13 win o...Blog | Conversation | November 04, 2009
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The Mustangs defeated Tulsa, 27-13 to move to 4-4 overall and 3-1 in Conference USA action. SMU is second in the West division. But more important than any of that, the Mustangs now need just two wins to become bowl eligible. They've got a great s...Blog | Conversation | October 31, 2009
Channel surfing: What's on the air/web?Richard Durrett
Here's a look at the regional college football games of interest on today: 11:30 a.m.: Nebraska at Baylor, Versus 1 p.m.: SMU at Tulsa, Ch. 33 2:30 p.m.: Kansas at Texas Tech, ABC, ESPN360 3 p.m.: UNLV at TCU, Versus, ESPN 103.3 FM 3:1...Blog | Conversation | October 31, 2009
Prediction time: This week's college football picksRichard Durrett
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Preheat oven to 325°F. Butter and flour 10-inch bundt pan.
In small saucepan, heat 1/4 cup sugar, liqueur and 1 tablespoon lemon juice over medium heat until sugar dissolves and mixture is syrupy.
Purée raspberries and sugar syrup. Push purée through sieve to remove seeds; set coulis aside. In small bowl, combine flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; set aside.
Beat butter and 2 1/4 cups sugar with electric mixer until fluffy, 8 to 10 minutes. Add eggs one at a time, beat after each. Beat in remaining lemon juice, lemon zest, almond extract and 1/4 cup raspberry coulis. Add flour mixture and sour cream alternately to batter, beating after each until combined.
Pour batter into prepared bundt pan. Bake 65 to 75 minutes. Cool in pan 15 to 20 minutes; remove to wire rack.
Whip cream until thickened, add honey and whip until soft peaks form; refrigerate until ready to use. To serve, cut slices of cake, add dollop of whipped cream, drizzle with raspberry coulis and garnish with fresh raspberries.
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Survey: U.S. Neurologists Willing to Accept Safety Risk if New MS Therapies Can Reduce Disability Progression
Payers sensitive to risk profile of new therapies when making formulary decisions
Decision Resources Group, a health care research firm located in Burlington, Mass., finds that, for the treatment of primary-progressive multiple sclerosis (PP-MS), surveyed U.S. neurologists would be willing to accept a certain level of risk for a therapy with proven efficacy on disability progression, likely because of the absence of approved therapies for this indication.
This finding is reflected by the fact that, among hypothetical therapies, neurologists were most receptive to an agent with the greatest efficacy improvement over the market's sales-leading therapy, glatiramer acetate injection (Copaxone, Teva), but which was also associated with the greatest risk of serious or life-threatening adverse effects.
In other key results, the survey found that a therapy's effect on disability progression is weighted by surveyed U.S. and European neurologists as the most important efficacy attribute driving prescribing decisions for the treatment of PP-MS. However, according to available clinical data and interviewed experts' opinions, none of the profiled current or emerging therapies is differentiated from glatiramer acetate injection on this attribute, making it an area of high unmet need.
Nearly all surveyed U.S. neurologists would prescribe the emerging product laquinimod (Nerventra, Teva), with it capturing 24% of currently treated PP-MS patient share. Although not yet studied in PP-MS, interest in laquinimod stems from the product's putative neuroprotective effect, benign safety profile to date, and once-daily oral administration.
"Data suggest that surveyed U.S. managed care organization pharmacy directors are highly receptive to novel PP-MS therapies offering even modest improvements over Copaxone on disability progression," said analyst Emma McFadden, PhD. "However, they are sensitive to the risk profile of such agents when making formulary decisions, with few willing to reimburse a therapy with greater than 1% risk of serious adverse events. This reluctance is likely owing to the high costs which can be incurred by riskier therapies, such as by the need for patient monitoring and potential hospitalization."
Further, McFadden noted: "If proven effective in their respective ongoing PP-MS clinical trials, Novartis' Gilenya [fingolimod] and Roche/Genentech's ocrelizumab both have considerable market potential. Even prior to the availability of PP-MS clinical data, surveyed U.S. neurologists indicate that they would prescribe these therapies to 20% of their currently treated PP-MS patients."
Source: PR Newswire; April 8, 2014.
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Colosseum cleaning yields old frescos, graffiti
ROME (AP) - A long-delayed restoration of the Colosseum's only intact internal passageway has yielded ancient traces of red, black, green and blue frescoes- as well as graffiti and drawings of phallic symbols- indicating that the arena where gladiators fought was far more colorful than previously thought.
Officials unveiled the discoveries Friday and said the passageway- between the second and third levels of the 1st Century Colosseum- would open to the public starting this summer, after the (EURO)80,000 ($100,000) restoration is completed.
The frescoes were hidden under decades of calcified rock and grime, and were revealed during a cleaning and restoration project over the last two months. The traces confirmed that while the Colosseum today is a fairly monochrome gray travertine rock, red brick and moss-covered marble, in its day its interior halls were a rich and expensive Technicolor.
"We're used to thinking that during excavations, archaeological surprises are a risk for builders and for the city's development," Rome archaeological heritage superintendent Mariarosaria Barbera said. "But here is a beautiful archaeological surprise ... a monument that has been studied and known and appreciated across the world, yet still provides surprises."
While intriguing, none of the fragments restored so far rival the gorgeous frescoes found in other nearby ruins of the Roman Forum, such as the 6th century biblical scenes in the Santa Maria Antiqua church. But officials stressed that they are nevertheless remarkable because they give a very different impression of what the Colosseum must have looked like in its heyday.
Colosseum director Rosella Rea said less than 1 percent of the painted surfaces of the Colosseum remain. And while the exposed seating area was covered in white marble, "the insides, the galleries, all the corridors and transverse hallways were completely colored."
"We need to imagine a building with extreme contrasts of color," she said. "This was a surprise."
Many of the splashes of color are covered with layers of more recent graffiti. "Ricciu" signed his name there with the date 1943. "Maria" and "Filippo" did as well. Someone else left some drawings in 1620.
But there are also older types of graffiti as well that officials say may date from the 3rd century, after the Colosseum was restored following a fire in A.D. 217.
A red palm frond and a drawing of a crown are believed to have been drawn by a gladiator fan as he or she passed through the passageway, officials said. Another restored section has images of a phallus, which officials said was commonly drawn for good luck.
Asked how such details could have gone undetected for nearly 2,000 years, officials said flatly: money. There simply wasn't funding available to carry out the restoration of the passageway, which Rea said had been a goal for her office for 20 years.
Aside from the hallway cleaning, the Colosseum is set to undergo (EURO)25 million ($33.31 million) head-to-toe restoration funded by Italian businessman Diego Della Valle, founder of the Tod's shoe empire. The effort is primarily designed to shore up the monument, one of the world's most famous, which is crumbling under years of neglect.
Pieces of masonry and rock have fallen from the rafters, and the travertine is covered in gray dirt from car exhaust and pollution. The nearby subway rattles its foundations, such that the Colosseum has begun sinking in the same way the Leaning Tower of Pisa does, with a 40-centimeter (nearly 16-inch) inclination on its south side.
"It's not serious, but it needs to be restored," Rea said, noting the last major restoration was carried out in the 1970s. "The later you start, the worse it is."
Work has been delayed because of court challenges to the contract bidding process, with the latest hearing this week put off until the end of the month.
Rome Mayor Gianni Alemanno complained this week that the delays were "exasperating."
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Enterprise CRM And User Satisfaction
Having CRM, using CRM, and being happy with CRM are all very different, yet related, topics. One of the hardest aspects of a CRM system to quantify is user happiness–how do you measure satisfaction? You could rely solely on internet reviews, but there's a lot of marketing spin out there. Those reviews may not give you an accurate picture of what "Bob in sales" really thinks of the system. (more…)
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While holidays provide times to thank God, and celebrate Christ's birth, so often we get caught up in the familiar patterns we've always followed.
We will all have these come-to-the-edge moments where our expectations don't match the reality of what is happening.
The LORD your God is in your midst, a mighty one who will save; he will rejoice over you with gladness; he will quiet you by his love; he will exult over you with loud singing (Zeph. 3:17). Prophecies like Isaiah 7:14 gave the Israelites hope that God would not forget them.
You may wish you had more money than you do. If you're an American, though, you're living in the richest nation on Earth.
"Advent", over the past several years the word has become almost synonymous with Christmas.
"How can I stay in control of Christmas shopping and not be saddled with credit card expenses well into the New Year?"
Couples they want to rid their relationship of resentment, increase communication and learn to manage conflict. But it takes two!
By now you may have heard that Oxford Dictionary's word of the year is "selfie." It's good word for our day, as without a doubt, it has become a very "selfie" world.
It's not about winning a culture war. We win through how we engage our neighbors. Our honor should be on full display… even on Facebook.
Christmas signals the start of something radically new and for that we should rejoice
We've all heard the story of the young wife who cut off both ends of the ham before cooking it. When her husband asked her why – she didn't know; that's the way her mom always did it.
Over at How to Talk Evangelical, Addie Zierman shares about a time when she needed Christians around her to truly care about her..
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So they hurried off and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby, who was lying in the manger (Luke 2:16). Our calendars so easily become overloaded, crowding out the spiritual significance of the Christmas season.
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Karakoram Exploratory
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- Remote trekking in the Karakoram range of Pakistan
- Silk route city of Kashgar
- Views of Trango Tower, Masherbrum, The Latoks and weather permitting K2
- Cross the Khunjerab Pass and journey on the Karakoram Highway
Tour description provided by World Expeditions
Beginning our journey in the old silk road city of Kashgar in Xinjiang province, we drive south past the towering bulk of the Muztagh Ata massif, to the town of Tashkurgan crossing the Khunjerab pass enroute to Pakistan's fabled Hunza valley, where we spend a night enjoying the legendary hospitality of the Hunza people before continuing through the spectacular Indus Gorge to the capital of Baltistan, Skardu. Our final day's drive takes us to the village Askole where we meet our porters and make last minute preparations for our trek.Following the Braldu river, we cross the snout of the Biafo Glacier. Our route then swings north up the valley of the Dumordo River where we enter the world of glaciers - first the Panmah Glacier and then conditions permitting we shall make a temporary base camp and explore the head of the Chiring Glacier and climbing up to the west Mustagh pass to gain our first good views of the high Karakoram including K2 itself. From this valley system we then head west up the Choktoi passing by one of the most spectacular clusters of mountains in the world - the Latok and Ogre (Baintha Brak) groups.We will then explore the possibility of crossing either the Sim La or another subsidiary taking us into the head of the Nobande Sobande glacier to cross the Skam La and on to Snow Lake at the head of the Biafo glacier. Finally we turn north crossing the Khurdopin Pass and travel down the Khurdopin Glacier eventually arriving at the village of Shimshal.From here we make our way out via jeep to the Hunza Valley and return to Kashgar.
What's included
- 32 breakfasts, 30 lunches and 30 dinners
- Airport transfers on day 1 and day 33 if on group flights
- Expert high altitude guide
- Good quality accommodation in kashgar
- Internal transport by private vehicle as described
- Expedition services including guides, cooks, porters, two person tents, insulated mats, cooking and eating utensils, mess tent with table and stools
- 20kgs porterage of personal gear on trek
- World expeditions kit bag
- Restricted area permit
- Safety equipment including expedition medical kit and portable high altitude chamber
- All trekking and permit fees
- Porter's insurance
- Day 1 Join Kashgar.
- Day 2 In Kashgar.
- Day 3 Drive Kashgar to Tashkurghan (294km) drive approx. 6-7 hrs.
- Day 4 Tashkurghan to Karimabad (291km) via the Khunjerab Pass (4730m). 9-10 hrs
- Day 5 to 6 Drive to Askole via Skardu. Drive (310km),10-11 hrs & 6-7hrs.
- Day 7 Commence trek to Jhola (3200m)approx. 6 hrs.
- Day 8 Trek to Panmah via Shingrsa, 5-6hrs.
- Day 9 to 15 Trek to Nobande Sobande Glacier.
- Day 16 to 20 Cross Sim La (5832m).
- Day 21 Trek to Snow Lake (Lukpe Lawo) (4700m) 4-5hrs.
- Day 22 to 28 Trek to Chagh Chagh.
- Day 29 Trek to Shimshal 5hrs.
- Day 30 Drive by jeep to Passu, and bus to Sost.
- Day 31 to 32 Return drive to Kashgar.
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East Link Extension will give riders a fast, frequent and reliable connection from the Eastside's biggest population and employment centers to downtown Seattle, Sea-Tac Airport and the University of Washington. Ten stations will serve Seattle, Mercer Island, Bellevue, Bel-Red and Overlake in Redmond.
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Length: 14 miles
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Rider projection: About 50,000 riders will use East Link every day by 2030.
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A Call for Intuitive EMRs
"'EMR 2.0,' as I call it has to be intuitive. It has to adapt to the physician workflow without an army of 200 people in IT behind it trying to change the code," McNutt says. "That is not a sustainable model for us to have that many people behind the scenes creating all these boxes and screens. It has to be intuitive but we're all busy dotting I's and crossing T's.
"Even the 'Cadillac' systems for physicians and hospitals are nowhere near EMR 2.0 that I envision for the future," she adds.
McNutt hopes for some "dark-horse" software from an as-yet unseen vendor, maybe from Europe or sitting in some incubator deep inside MIT, to leapfrog the capabilities of current systems. "I could make a fortune if I could figure out who this is that's going to do that," McNutt says with a laugh.
Unfortunately, software innovators—the Amazons and Googles—only come along once in a great while. Healthcare CIOs appear to be stuck living with our current generation of imperfect software.
Another option kicked around, even more unrealistically, is to hope that clinicians adopt some kind of standardized workflow. That would help software immensely, because today's software has been constructed with layer upon layer of options to accommodate different workflows. This complexity in turn adds to the complexity of the software, of training for the software, and of trying to keep the training for the software inside one human head once training is completed.
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Pam McNutt and Chuck Christian have hit the nail on the head. In particular, the engagement of the federal government into the development of EMRs, with the bureaucracy of federal design, certification requirements, approval of certification bodies, and the introduction of civil and criminal penalties, has created a situation where the practice of medicine is subordinated to regulatory fossilization. Alternatively, what should have been sought was a standardization of interoperability and an evolvable, versionable content structure that would enable and foster the development of exactly what Pam desires. Standards should be interoperable and overlapping so that not every software system need be upgraded to interoperate effectively - a sliding window of versions and content that enable all parts of a multi system environment to operate as each component is changed out and upgraded. Finally, coding standards that are baroque in nature like the ICD codes need to be phased out and replaced with taxonomies built in machine-parsable grammars.
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As a Blue Collar emcee, Thad Reid is well aware that "Work" is often a code word for Drudgery. On a fresh mixtape leak, the Virginia repper (and freestyle series alum) commiserates with those on their nine-to-five grind, rhyming over the street-ready production of Rich Young. Unadulterated Reid has yet to receive a solid drop date, but fans can keep it locked for all the latest.
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Reviews by ffejherb:
4.7/5 rDev +7.8%
After reading about Selin's Grove Brewing Co. on Beer Advocate, and then hearing about their fantastic brews from a friend who's originally from Selinsgrove, my wife and I decided to make the hour-long trek to this little brewpub. Our trip was postponed by a tractor trailer accident on Rts. 11/15 from the Harrisburg area, so we got there about an hour after our planned destination time.
Parking didn't seem to be a problem. Several parking spots were available right on the main street, and since there were no meters, the parking was free. The garden scenery made for a nice little walk down to the establishment, which is in the basement of an old governor's house. Once inside, I was surprised by how small the bar and dining areas were. The ceiling was also quite low. However, the décor provided a comfortable, friendly atmosphere, as if we were drinking at a friend's home bar in his basement. We decided to take two end seats at the bar, and soon we were greeted by a friendly female bartender. The first thing I usually do is look for the taps, but there was a beer menu right at my seat, so I decided to peruse the very nice selection of house brews offered by the folks at Selin's Grove. I really wanted to try everything, so I opted for the sampler tray. Unfortunately, they were out of their seasonal Pumpkin Ale, as well as the Kreik, both of which I wanted to try. But what I really made this trip for was their signature Nouveau Hop Ale, which was coincidentally on cask as well as tap. All in all, there were nine taps in addition to the cask, including the following:
Captain Selin's Cream Ale - smooth cream ale with golden color and a hint of corn in the finish
Scottish Ale - malty but lighter in color than other Scottish style ales I've had
Organic Pale Ale - nice balance of sweet and hoppy flavor with a hint of blackberry
Market St. Fest - copper colored lager much like Oktoberfest, but slightly sweeter
IPA - strong hop aroma and spicy, bitter finish
Wilder's Hefe-weizen - nice fluffy head... very nice wheat beer!
White Horse Porter - tasty malty flavor
Shade Mountain Oatmeal Stout - deep black stout
Hop Nouveau - on cask; made with 60-lbs. of hops grown on premises. This beer was actually not as hoppy as I had anticipated. Finish was quite unusual and surprisingly a bit sweet.
The sampler tray was served in 4-oz. glasses with the corresponding number underneath the glass, so I knew what I was drinking. My favorites were the Organic Pale Ale and, of course, the Hop Nouveau (on cask) which had a surprising sweet finish. My wife and I also enjoyed the Cream Ale very much, and I ended up taking home a growler.
In addition to our drinks, we also got an appetizer and dinner. For the appetizer, we chose the hummus, which was served with pita bread. Very good! My dinner choice was based on the recommendation of two regulars sitting next to us at the bar: the "Chili Changa," a wrap stuffed with three-bean vegetarian chili, cheese, salsa, sour cream and lettuce, served with homemade, organic tortilla chips. My wife made a "Built Your Own Sandwich" with a variety of ingredients including pumpernickel bread, roast beef, jalapeno jack cheese, roasted red peppers, cucumbers, chipotle mayo, and avocado. The food was excellent and the portions were large. Overall, it was a very good value for money. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable as well.
In conclusion, I would definitely recommend Selin's Grove Brewing Co. if you are a local or someone looking to take a road trip to sample some fantastic craft brews. Their prices are very reasonable (hey, it's the Coal Region) and the beer is excellent. The 4-oz. sampler glasses were only $0.75 each, and pints ranged between $2.75 and $3.50. My basic growler was only $3.00 plus $8.00 to fill up. The food was mostly pub fare, with appetizers, sandwiches, soups and salads. You can check out their menu ahead of time at their web site. I will definitely return!
Editor's note: Over the last several years, this place seriously has become my very favorite place (on Earth, perhaps?) so I am upgrading my original scores to reflect my current view of Selin's Grove. This place is about as "Beer Mecca" as you can get!
11-12-2006 01:18:57 | More by ffejherb
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Could have sworn I reviewed this place a few years back. Perhaps it got lost, or I failed to hit the review button.
I've been coming here wich 2007, when my daughter entered Susquenahha University in town. Just love the place.
Atmosphere is always excellent. A small pub feel on the main street through town. , with low ceilings, lottsa beams. The perfect home from home for an Brit like me. Small and larger tables inside and out, many with old church pews as seating. Place is small, so can get pretty packed at times. Try to hit on off hours. Open Weds-Sun, early closing on Sunday.
Bar area is small. Staff was sometimes a problem in the early years I was coming here, but has been exceptional for many years now. All are helpful and knowledgable about both beer and food. Parking is on street, or a small parking area behind thee pub. This lot gets full quickly in the evenings. Be careful not to park in the adjacent parking for the Doctors offices. They ticket and tow. I've never found it difficult to get closeby street parking, even at busy times.
Quality and selection here is also excellent. Some solid year round offerings, with a good number of rotating brews, and more recently, special one-off beers. Usually 7-10 beers on tap. Sometimes run low, because of the small batches they brew, and a run on one can lead to some cross offs on the menu. They do have a website, where you can check availabilty, but it isn't always up to date. (though the list will have an "as of". date) Call ahead if there is something particular you hope to find.
Food can be anywhere between fantastic and just okay. Mostly around the very good mark. Weekly specials are where they really shine. Recently had a lamb stew which led to me clamoring for an extra serving. Some of the sandwiches could use a litle extra seasoning. But you can build your own sandwich fom the menu list, which is fun to do. They also use a lot of local produce and cheeses.
Overall, I wish I lived closer (75-90 minutes) My daughte graduated in 2011, so I don't have an extra reason for coming here. Oh, wait, of course,...
The beer!
08-01-2014 15:31:49 | More by MikeWard
5/5 rDev +14.7%
07-12-2014 04:41:23 | More by SDhome
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07-11-2014 01:09:56 | More by DrBier
Selin's Grove Brewing Company in Selinsgrove, PA
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