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Compass - Southern Tier Brewing Company
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Ratings: 509 | Reviews: 110 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
3.6/5 rDev -6.5%
08-29-2014 03:10:05 | More by KrisDLSmith
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-29-2014 00:31:26 | More by buckyp
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-27-2014 23:46:50 | More by Trish
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-25-2014 01:54:44 | More by liamt07
3.8/5 rDev -1.3%
08-24-2014 17:05:11 | More by ryhn0
Ontario (Canada)
4.04/5 rDev +4.9%
08-23-2014 23:40:22 | More by AussieAbroad
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -28.6%
08-23-2014 22:59:31 | More by fostachild
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev +1.3%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass. Pours mustard yellow, lighter on bottom, hazy on top. Light white foam sits as a cap. Malty floral nose. Fresh bright citrus taste, buzzy carbonation. Fruitily floral. Some biscuit background. Insistent hop at the close. Boozy finish, hits hard.
08-23-2014 16:14:41 | More by KTCamm
New York
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
08-21-2014 14:02:45 | More by malfunxion
3.36/5 rDev -12.7%
08-17-2014 19:08:52 | More by ZachDow7
North Carolina
2/5 rDev -48.1%
08-14-2014 14:05:29 | More by ncstateplaya
3/5 rDev -22.1%
08-14-2014 00:09:09 | More by ChrisKayler
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-13-2014 21:31:04 | More by jrenihan
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
08-12-2014 12:43:01 | More by RKing44
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-11-2014 22:01:34 | More by Bf_89
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-11-2014 11:18:30 | More by jrand2621
Ontario (Canada)
3.66/5 rDev -4.9%
Bomber bottle from the Ottawa LCBO for $9 or so
Appearance - Gold colour with a large size white coloured head. There is an average amount of carbonation showing and there is some fair lacing. The head lasted for around 4-5 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Hops, yeast, breads/grains, lemons, floral
Taste & Mouth - There is an above average amount of carbonation and I can taste breads/grains, hops, and floral notes. There is also some lemon zest and juice.
Overall - Definitely an interesting taste going on. A beer that scores points for being different, but not something I'd buy a whole lot of. Reminds me a bit of a lemon cough drop.
08-11-2014 00:36:35 | More by spinrsx
New Jersey
4.13/5 rDev +7.3%
Picked this up in Totowa a while back, having never had this before. I was surprised at how strong it was for a beer of this style, but the alcohol was hardly noticeable and the flavors meshed well enough together to hide whatever remained. This reminded me a lot of the big bottle offerings from Brooklyn and like that other brewer from New York, this was a great beer from the Empire State!
Nice golden pour to this with some cloudiness and a full, frothy head that left nice rings of lacing as I worked my way through the glass I emptied it out into. Not a strong aroma to this but there was a nice floral tone that was more marked in the taste than in the nose. Good, light mouthfeel to it that felt like champagne and went down almost as easily as that. Nice carbonation and felt easygoing, which was amazing given the potency of this. There was a hint of citrus here but for the most part, this was pretty malty without being thick or chewy in any way.
I could feel a bit of a warming from the booze by the time I made my way through this, even though I split it with a friend. While not the best offering for the summer, there's a lot to like here and it's a testament to Southern Tier that they could brew a beer that was so strong, smooth, and easily enjoyable. Not a typical Pale Ale, this had good balance while being soapy to the taste and consistency. Worth a go one for anyone looking for something different during these dog days.
08-10-2014 20:49:42 | More by JerzDevl2000
New York
4.1/5 rDev +6.5%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 650 ml bottle into a tulip glass. The label lists the abv at 9% abv and it also lists the malts and hops.
Appearance: It has a bright yellow color with some visible carbonation and a some very fine sediment floating around inside the beer. On top I got a tall soapy head which quickly settles down to a wispy thin film covering. It leaves some lacing near the top of the glass.
Smell: The aroma is fairly light but do get some nice citrusy lemony hops standing out with a touch of floral and pineapple like hop notes. There is a hint malt sweetness as well. This may be a bit crazy but I am also getting something, very very light that reminds me of a Flintstones chewable vitamin for kids.
Taste / Palate: It's flavor matches the aroma perfectly. There is a good balance of light malt sweetness with juicy and floral hop flavor and bitterness. The feel is well carbonated and fairly light. Overall it is very drinkable for a 9% abv beer.
08-10-2014 01:01:00 | More by generallee
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-10-2014 00:34:31 | More by BraveMountie
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-09-2014 00:43:19 | More by andrenaline
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
08-08-2014 23:01:06 | More by jzlyo
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
08-08-2014 20:10:02 | More by Swill6186
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
08-08-2014 16:22:35 | More by tylergoov
Ontario (Canada)
3.51/5 rDev -8.8%
650 ml bottle purchased from LCBO for $9.20 CDN. Served cold into a pint glass. A 9.0% ABV American pale ale. Sounds good to me.
Appearance - moderately cloudy rich golden color topped by over a finger of white head that rests on top for a good long while. Tons of effervescent bubbles are present and some trace sticky lacing stays behind.
Smell - mild yet inviting with a good dose of citrusy hops and some floral notes counterbalanced by a heavy dose of bready malts. Not the most aromatic, but really nice combination of the two.
Taste - mildly bitter with some earthy floral flavor and a touch of sweetness here and there. Can actually taste what I think rose would taste like if I were to go chew on a flower. The malty flavours are fairly subdued. Some alcohol flavor breaks through and leaves a sharp taste on the tongue. It's not too off putting, but in my opinion the beer would be better if it was not there. Boozy harshness is lessened as the beer warms.
Mouthfeel - heavier than average body as to be expected for such a big pale ale and slightly sticky in the mouth. The high level of carbonation cuts through this to a certain extent to prevent the taste and feel from being cloying.
Overall - slightly disappointing, especially for the price. It's a well crafted APA, that does a fairly good job at hiding its enormous presence, but to me this is a beer that would be better served by being lower ABV and hiding the alcohol a little better and making the body a bit lighter. Would certainly drink if offered, but a bit to expensive for my tastes especially given that I'd enjoy others in the style even more.
08-08-2014 02:57:37 | More by DenisKolkin
Compass from Southern Tier Brewing Company
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Do You Eat the Same Thing For Breakfast Every Day?
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Giasbash6260 5 years
EVERY DAY: Over Easy Omega-3 Enriched Egg & Pureed Pumpkin with Cinnamon, Nutmeg & Stevia!
sharshar 5 years
I don't have much time to cook breakfast on weekdays, so I just sip oatmeal drinks. On weekends I eat whatever I feel like cooking or whatever my sister had made.
chloe-bella 5 years
I alternate between: -Amy's Steel Cut Oats w/ blueberries and soy milk - a slice of Ezekiel sprouted grain toast with peanut butter and blackberry spread -a smoothie with vanilla Greek yogurt and whatever fruit I have (some combo of mangoes, strawberries and bananas) -a smoothie with banana, chocolate whey protein, and soy milk
5 years
Every week day I have a fruit smoothie consisting of yogurt, fruit, soy milk and vega smoothie mix; and on the weekends I usually have oatmeal or scrambled eggs
ella1978 5 years
Before my workouts, I have a half of a yougurt smoothie every day. I don't really like yougurt, but it's the only thing that i can stomach at 530 in the morning. But for my breakfast, I switch it up. Fruit and cottage cheese, or english muffin with a scrambled egg, or natural PB or cottage cheese. Then I have a mid morning snack. This week its a nutty trail mix / rasins. Fun stuff.
jessicaeden 5 years
one egg, one egg white, and high fiber toast -- perfect way to start the day!!
zacatecanita 5 years
I mostly eat the same thing every morning. Usually it is only bean burritos, sometimes with potatoes, used to eat eggs but know i detest even the smell. I do sometimes enjoy fruit and yogurt or cereal with soy milk. On special occasions pancakes or chilaquiles.
kramen 5 years
non-fat yogurt + weetabix + cinnamon That's my breakfast everyday, I just love it!
AlexisSF 5 years
yes! i'm a total creature of habit and i eat the same kind of non-fat greek plain yogurt every morning. yummy!
Lo-Lo291303 5 years
I'm a total creature of habit, and look forward to breakfast more than any other meal of the day. I'll have a high fiber cereal with skim milk, a probiotic yogurt, and some berries. Oh, and coffee of course!
darkoblivion 5 years
I eat the same thing every day for breakfast... black coffee, oatmeal, and whole wheat toast with peanut butter. It keeps me full for hours.
Doudys 5 years
I love breakfast but tend to eat the same things every day. I am on a IG diet so I have: -2 soya and lindseeds toads with low fat butter, -2 slices of ham -fruits (usually strawberries or grapes) or a fruit juice (usually orange juice) -once in a while a piece of low-fat chedar cheese. I like it because I am not hungry AT ALL for the next 5hours, I used to have cravings at around 11am and was unable to focus from then until lunch. When I will be done with my diet, I may allow myself some cereals or a nice croissant (I'm french!) on the weekend.
MissSophia 5 years
I mix it up most days. It ranges from 'normal' breakfast items like toast, eggs, cereal, porridge to leftovers from last night (salad, steak, pasta..) Unconventional, but its better I eat something, rather than nothing, right?
danakscully64 5 years
I switch it up. Yesterday I had biscuits and gravy (homemade with delicious veggie sausage), today I had just a latte and a few pieces of Autumn Harvest cereal, tomorrow I might have a homemade "Mc"Muffin with veggie sausage... switching it up makes my day more interesting :p I sometimes add oatmeal, toast, and waffles to the mix.
cg130 5 years
I love eating the same breakfast every day! I always have Kashi GoLean, milk, and strawberries/raspberries/blueberries/blackberries. MMMM!
insanitypepper 5 years
Ooh, I love breakfast foods, so I always have a variety on hand.
doogirl 5 years
I eat a bowl of Fiber One Honey Clusters cereal every morning! 51% of my daily allowance of fiber in one tasty bowl! Sundays I make pancakes or waffles for the kids, it's our treat!
Spectra 5 years
I'm a creature of habit...I eat oatmeal and fruit and coffee for breakfast every day.
5 years
pretty much the same everyday--a TON of fruit. then oatmeal mixed with more fruit. I have to have my oatmeal everyday (but it varies with milk, soymilk, chocolate milk)etc. My favorite thing is to make different breakfast combinations with oatmeal. ie vanilla soymlk & blueberries/raspberries/strawberries, melted dark chocolate and figs, stirred in peanut butter, or simply milk and bananas combo. I love oatmeal.
Mila_83 5 years
I love breakfast and usually eat the same breakfast everyday - mix of fresh berries (strawberries,blueberries,rasperries)topped with non-fat ricotta and tablespoon of peanut butter. Sometimes,if I crave something more savory I make scrambled egg whites and mix in one wedge of Laughing cow light cheese.
2muchtv 5 years
Milk, cereal, fruit Mung beans, toast, fruit, milk Alternate depending how hungry I am in the morning, which depends on the dinner the previous night Hashbrowns and OJ on weekend, once every three/six months
La-Tua-Cantante 5 years
Health Lover I checked out your blog - thanks for mentioning it! I always like to try new things but never know what and I've already got some good snack/meal ideas from it!
Wild-Magelet 5 years
Yes. :) But I love it so much that I feel no need to change it right now! Bowl of stove-top porridge (Scotch oats), cooked with vanilla rice milk, water, raisins and dried Montmorency cherries. Spoonful of almond butter and another drizzle of vanilla rice milk on top. So good, and really filling.
Graze-With-Me 5 years
I try to vary my breakfasts during the week but I always gravitate toward a bowl of oatmeal with banana, greek yogurt, flaxseed and topped with a big spoonful of almond butter. Keeps me full for HOURS. The main reason I try to be more creative in my meals is because I write a food and fitness blog so I guess I feel I need to be more interesting for the sake of my readers! Visit me at www.grazewithme.blogspot.com
amandaaa 5 years
for a while i was eating oatmeal with peanut butter and a banana every morning. i'm getting sick of it now haha
anna_muffin 5 years
I usually alternate between toasts and muesli with yogurt, occasionally banana bread or pancakes on weekends.
Francoisehardly 5 years
I don't always have the same things in the house so that's not possible. I'm also not in the mood for the same thing everyday.
juliarose23 5 years
I have maybe 10 different breakfast choices that I mix up during the week.
5 years
I love, love, LOVE my yogurt breakfast parfaits in the morning...but I make my own instead of buying them at a restaurant. I use non-fat yogurt, granola and the fruit of my choice.
Nelly-M 5 years
I usually eat the same breakfast everyday ;)
margokhal 5 years
I eat pretty much the same breakfast every day, except on weekends where I might be out somewhere early in the morning...or if I'm traveling - might not have much of a choice on what to eat then. Eating the same thing in the morning lets me know about how many calories I'm putting in to start the day. I always eat my breakfast after my morning workout, though...usually I'm not as hungry then. I have a bowl of fiber-rich cereal, maybe some fruit piled in, one of those 110-calorie veggie burgers, and a small glass of OJ. Weekends I might have oatmeal instead of cereal, or sub the veggie burger with more fruit, or not have anything else besides the cereal. Lunch and dinner are ENTIRELY different stories, though...
Kimpossible 5 years
The only thing that doesn't change from day to day is my protein shake when I first get up in the morning. But breakfast varies.
heatherhas 5 years
Weekdays: Yogurt and fruit or yogurt and a granola bar. Weekends: Could be cereal, bagel, eggos. . . basically, whatever I have around the house.
lydialee_home 5 years
I have 2 breakfast everyday. One before my workout - and this is the same every single day, too afraid to change it. One after my workout - this is the same on weekday, but varies on weekend.
sourcherry 5 years
No, I can't eat the same thing everyday... I vary from fruits to oatmeal with raisins and yogurt, to cereals and milk, to bread with jelly on... And sometimes I indulge a little and go out for breakfast instead :)
patiwroblewski 5 years
fruits every morning :D, lots of them
sweetpeabrina 5 years
I thought I was the only person to eat the same thing for breakfast! I feel better now. :) I have oatmeal w/ raisins every day. Most days I put scrambled egg whites on top of it.
V-for-Victoria 5 years
Guilty! I usually have oatmeal with a tablespoon of peanut butter or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on whole-grain bread for breakfast, for the same reason a fit–good combo of carbs, fiber, and protein. Then, I'm off to my workout.
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Race Goals for Sunday's Perfect 10 10K
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Race Goals for Sunday's Biggest Loser 10K
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Adjusting For DC's Heat and Humidity
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From: Anna <>
Subject: [MDSTMARY-L] Wathen
Date: Thu, 17 May 2001 17:25:28 -0600
Posted on: St. Marys County Md Query Forum
Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Md/StMarys/12240
Surname: Wathen, Payne
I am connected threw the Paynes. I will be in Owensboro May 28 or 29. Hope
to do somemore research. I still have a lot of family there. Will let you
know what I find. Anna
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Available: Departs daily at 09:00; 10:30; 12:00; 14:45
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See the best of Paris in just one-and-a-half hours. Discover the city, with our famous double decker buses and recorded commentaries on many famous landmarks and monuments such as the Opera, Champs Elysees, Arch of Triumph, Eiffel tower, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral. This is a great way to get acquainted with Paris.
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- Eiffel Tower
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- Orsay Museum
- The Grand Louvre Museum
- Notre-Dame Cathedral
- Sorbonne
- Pantheon Church
- Saint-Germain-des-Prés
- Place des Pyramides (bus terminal)
Available Languages
- Recorded commentary available in: French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Dutch, Russian, and Czech.
- Children commentary available in English, French, Spanish, Italian and German.
The wine tasting starts at 17:00 at the O CHATEAU wine bar located right near the Louvre. We'll taste six different wines, coming from six different regions of France. From Champagne to Bordeaux, from Sancerre to the Rhone, just sit back and enjoy the Tour de France of wine! This tasting class is both informative and fun. In just two hours, the sommelier will teach you a lot, and you will taste good French wines.
- Transportation in luxury air conditioned coach (for the City Tour)
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A missing man could be in Brighton.
North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information about missing York man Edward Machin, known as Ed.
Inspector Michelle Falkingham said: "The longer Edward remains out of contact, the more concerned we are for his safety. While we are concentrating our searches in the area where he was last seen, we are also exploring the possibility that Edward may have travelled somewhere else. We know he has friends in the Brighton area and we are appealing to anyone who may have seen or heard from Edward recently.
"We are also appealing to any public transport providers and passengers to contact us if they believe they have seen Edward either on a bus, train, taxi or anyone who may have given him a lift.
"His family and friends are beside themselves with worry and we are appealing to anyone who believes they have seen Edward to please get in touch. I would also like to appeal direct to Edward, if you see or hear our appeals, please get in touch with either your family, friends, the police, or the Missing People charity and let us know that you are safe."
Edward is described as white, 5ft 4in tall, of slim build with dark brown hair and blue-grey eyes. When he was last seen he was wearing a dark coloured jacket, a light coloured shirt, jeans and brown shoes.
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Horse racing Scotland
Scotland has five unique racecourses, providing both flat and jump racing. Whether you're a seasoned race-goer or a first-timer, there's something for everyone at Scottish racecourses. Perhaps the most famous racecourse is Ayr, home of the Scottish Grand National, but fantastic racing can also be experienced at Hamilton Park (flat), Kelso (National Hunt), Musselburgh (mixed) and Perth (National Hunt).
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Just eight miles from the centre of Edinburgh and a stone's throw from the beach, Musselburgh is one of only two courses in Scotland to hold both jump and flat racing.
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Wells could return to Pirates as early as Tuesday
Updated: June 17, 2006, 9:07 PM ETAssociated Press
PITTSBURGH -- Kip Wells was supposed to be out of the Pittsburgh Pirates' rotation until the All-Star break. He could return as early as Tuesday.
With right-hander Victor Santos (4-7, 4.83 ERA) bothered by a split fingernail and blister on his right middle finger, manager Jim Tracy is weighing whether to start Wells or minor league left-hander Tom Gorzelanny against the Kansas City Royals.
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Mothercare Jamestown Changing Unit - Pine
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The Mothercare Jamestown Changing Unit in elegant pine will blend in with any nursery.
There's a spacious changing surface on top and plenty of room to store all your essential nappy-changing equipment underneath where it's easily to hand – which can be particularly important in the middle of the night.
The cupboard features a shelf inside for easy organisation of your baby's things and there's also a drawer above.
The changing unit is 90 cm high, which is a good height for changing your little one without having to bend over too much.
This changing unit coordinates beautifully with the rest of the Jamestown collection, including the cot bed (see item number 4DD9K), tallboy (4DD9N) and wardrobe (4DD9L).
Easy to clean with a damp cloth but avoid abrasives, bleach, alcohol or ammonia-based household polishes.
Useful info:
- Plenty of room for changing on top of the unit
- Size: H 90, W 88, D 53 cm
- Attractive pine
- Item is flat packed and will require self-assembly
- Mothercare Jamestown Changing Unit
Please note: This furniture must be fixed to the wall with the wall strap supplied. Remember to never leave your baby alone on top of the changing unit.
Furniture Insurance available:
3 Year Protection £19.00
This great changing station from Mamas and Papas features everything you need to bath and change you're little one.
Features a luxuriously padded, deep-sided changing mattress, which works on a secondary lock when lifted for added safety. The ergonomic bath ensures comfort and support for baby with plug and drainage tube for ease of use.
Side handle bars and practical wheels make it easy to move between bathroom and nursery. The two wheels can be locked for safety.
The Mamas and Papas Evolve Billie and Boris changing station includes front storage compartments and two lower storage trays allow ample room for storage. The moveable tray insert is perfect for holding toiletries.
Useful info:
- Padded raised sides for safety
- Lift up changing mat
- Bath with plug & drainage tube
- Storage trays and insert tray
- Suitable from birth to approx 12 months
- Dimensions: H 101, W 97, D 62 cm
- Weight: 10.5kg
- Mamas and Papas Evolve Changing Station - Millie & Boris
Mothercare Jamestown Wardrobe - Pine
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The Mothercare Jamestown Wardrobe in stylish pine with an antique finish will impress in any nursery.
You'll have plenty of room to store your baby's clothes and outfit essentials thanks to 2 hanging rails andan exterior drawer at the bottom.
This changing unit coordinates beautifully with the rest of the Jamestown collection, including the cot bed (see item number 4DD9K), tallboy chest of drawers (4DD9N) and changing unit (4DD9M).
Useful info:
- Sturdy pine with warm antique finish
- Drawer at the bottom
- 2 interior hanging rails
- H 170, W 100, D 55 cm
- Item is flat packed and will require self-assembly
- Mothercare Jamestown Wardrobe
Please note: Must be fixed to the wall with the wall strap supplied.
Cosatto's bestselling bath time buddy, the Easi Peasi changer is easy peasy for parents. Available in two new designs for Autumn Winter 2013, this splashtastic stunner keeps little one squeaky clean. With super storage pods for lotions, potions and wipes it's a clean-easy storage station. Empty the secret bath with the handy tube and you're done. That's Cosatto clever. There's no heavy tipping required so it saves bothersome backs and post-pregnancy pains.
Little one can lie back and relax on the padded changing mattress. Easi Peasi is the ideal height for handling little one, taking the strain so parents don't have to. With handy trays for neat nappies and tidy towels, all supplies are on hand. Easi Peasi stays put. Lockable castors mean you can be mobile then stop sturdy when you choose. Three cheers for this chilled out changing chap
- Practical and easy to use, there's no need to lug heavy bath water around, thanks to handy drainage to minimise foamy floods
- Comfy padded changing mattress
- Concealed bath with practical drainage tube
- Loads of storage trays underneath for towels, nappies and other stuff
- Handy storage bag
- Lockable castors
- FREE 4 year guarantee (UK & Ireland only) if you register your guarantee within 28 days of purchase
- Assembled Size: H: 103cm W: 60cm D: 83cm
- Weight: 11.8kg
Furniture Insurance available:
3 Year Protection £33.00
Mamas & Papas Sienna 3-Drawer Dresser - Ivory
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Sienna's luxury white finish and elegant features create a classic and distinctive collection at an exceptional price.
H 94, W 84, D 56.5 cm.Colour: Ivory.
The Ocean furniture is a superior collection of furniture in luxury oak that adjusts to suit your growing child and will stay in your home for years.
Save over £600 with this bundle vs buying items individually.
Cot/Day bed: Made from solid oak and oak veneers. Cot easily converts into a day bed and includes full length underbed storage drawer. Adjustable to three different heights for safety. Mattress size 400 recommended for cot/day bed. One day bed rail supplied (4 x blanking nuts supplied). The day bed is for use by one child aged 18 month to 4 years. When converted into a day bed this product conforms to BS 8509: 2008. Size: H 90, W 83, Lgth 156 cm (approx).
Dresser with changer: Made from solid oak and oak veneers. Comes with an additional panel to convert into just a dresser once your child is older. This changer is suitable for children up to a maximum weight of 15kg. This changer is designed for any of the Mamas & Papas changing mattresses, simply place within the barriers. Size: H 89, W 99.5, D 63 cm (approx).
Wardrobe: Made from solid oak and oak veneers. Two full width hanging rails. Adjustable shelf and deep drawer. Size: H 188, W 109, D 57.5 cm (approx).
Also available in this range:Colour: Spring Oak.
Ocean - Cot Bed (Cat no: UQ125)
Ocean - Wardrobe (Cat no: UQ126)
Ocean - Changer/Dresser (Cat no: UQ127)
Furniture Insurance available:
3 Year Protection £44.00
Mamas and Papas Ocean 2-door, 1-drawer Wardrobe
The Ocean Wardrobe has been designed to give your nursery a timeless look whilst combining practicality and versatility.
With 2 full width hanging rails, adjustable shelf and a deep blanket drawer you will have plenty of space for babies clothes and blankets.
To ensure your new furniture is suitable for your home, please remember to measure your available space before ordering.
H 188, W 109, D 57.5 cm (approx.)
Also available in this range:Colour: Golden Oak.
Ocean - Cot Bed (Cat no: UQ125)
Ocean - Changer/Dresser (Cat no: UQ127)
Ocean 3 Piece Furniture Range (Cat no: 47WEJ). Save over £600 with this bundle vs buying items individually.
Mamas and Papas Mia Wardrobe. Our best selling curvaceous sleigh collection. The Mia collection is a unique, contemporary range of nursery furniture with eye catching curves that looks stylish in any nursery. This 3-piece set boasts a sleigh cot that converts into a toddler bed, a changer and a full sized adult wardrobe.
Why Buy Me - Full sized adult wardrobe for longevity.1 internal hanging rail. 1 adjustable internal shelf. H 187, W 97, D 54 cm approx.Colours: Walnut, White.
Furniture Insurance available:
3 Year Protection £33.00A hand crafted solid oak collection with flowing lines and gracious curves, the ultimate in luxury and contemporary styling. Key features: Removable internal dividers, anti-drop mechanism to prevent trapped fingers, perfect for storing bedding and towels. Dimensions: H 45.5, w 76, d 52.5cms approx.Colour: Gold Oak.
Mamas & Papas Harbour Range
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Save over £300 with this bundle vs buying items individually.
A contemporary look with plenty of storage as they grow. This delightful nursery collection is fresh and modern. Charming curves and soft lines create this contemporary look and feel. The 3-piece Harbour collection boasts a full sized wardrobe, a changer that converts into a dresser and a cot which turns into a day bed and toddler bed when your child is old enough.
Cot/Day/Toddler Bed:
Why Buy Me? Can be converted into a toddler bed and day bed when baby is old enough. Two teething rails to protect the cot and your baby's teeth and gums. Two position adjustable bed base. Made to fit Mamas and Papas size 400 mattresses. Dimensions: H 96 x W:78 x L 140 cm approx. Age Suitability: Birth-4 years approx.
Why Buy Me? Two internal hanging rails. Second hanging rail can be removed to accommodate larger clothes as your baby grows. One shelf inside. Full-sized adult wardrobe for longevity. Dimensions: H 180 x W 95 x D 51 cm approx.
Dresser with Changer:
Why Buy Me? Compatible with all Mamas & Papas changing mats, simply place within the barriers. Three deep and spacious drawers to organise and store all of your baby's essentials. Divider secures changing mattress while creating an easy to reach storage space for baby's changing necessities. Removable changing rails create a dresser that can be used in your room for years to come. Dimensions: H 102 x W 101 x D 54 cm approx. Age Suitability: Birth-11 kg.
Also available in this range:
Harbour Cot Bed (Cat no:44DAH)
Harbour Wardrobe (Cat no: 44DAK)
Harbour Dresser (Cat no: 44DAJ)
The Obaby open changing unit is the perfect addition to your little one's nursery, providing a combined changing and storage solution for your baby and their baby changing essentials. In a stylish, modern design, it will complement any nursery. The Obaby open changing unit consists of a spacious changing area at a comfortable height for parents. The two storage shelves enable baby's essentials to be kept easily at hand for changing times. With smooth lines this open changing unit is easy to keep clean and can accommodate a standard baby changing mat.
- Changing area suitable from birth to 12 months
- Two open shelves for storing baby's essentials
- Easy to clean
- Weight: 9.90 kg
- Dimensions: H 82 x W 80 x D 52 cms
With its square profile and groove detail the Yale cot bed is a great modern cot bed with toddler bed conversion. Combined with the cot top changer and underbed storage the Yale package is all you need for your nursery.
Why Buy Me? Provides a modern aesthetic with horizontal groove details. Converts to a toddler bed to offer longevity. Package includes cot top changer and underbed storage. Perfect for small nurseries.
Features & Benefits: Clean, white finish to suit any decor. 3 bed base positions in the cot bed. Mamas & Papas 400 size mattress recommended for the cot bed. Cot top changer fits all Mamas & Papas changing mats, simply place within the barriers. The changer is suitable for children up to a maximum weight of 15kg. Underbed storage drawer fits under the cot and toddler bed when converted. The toddler bed is for use by one child aged 18 months to 4 years. When converted into a toddler bed this product conforms to BS 8509: 2008+A1: 2011. Cot Bed: H 90, L 145, W 75 cm. Cot Top Changer: H 104, L 75, W 50 cm. Underbed Storage: H 16.5, L 132, W 65 cm.Colour: White.


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Christie Digital Signage Solutions Augment Retail Sales and Deliver Corporate Brand Messages
Christie®, a global visual technology company, will showcase its broad range of industry-leading digital signage solutions, which include designing, building, deploying and on-going monitoring services for the retail market, January 16 â17, at the National Retail Federationâs BIG show.
On Display at NRF, Christie Booth #667:
The Christie displays at NRF include a 2 wide by 6 tall (32 inches wide by 72 inches tall) Christie® MicroTiles® shopping station with touch interactivity, 11 additional Christie MicroTiles in a unique and engaging configuration, and two stacked 55-inch high-definition Christie FHD551-X HD LCD flat panels.
Interactive Virtual Shelf⢠Displayed on Brilliant Christie MicroTiles:
Last year, NRF 2011 attendees previewed an exclusive sneak preview of the Virtual Shelf⢠interactive concept display with mobile applications, designed by Arsenal Media, in collaboration with Christie. In 2012, the concept truly comes to life.
This stylish digital destination combines the award-winning Christie MicroTiles with a gesture-interactive shopping platform, mobile features, QR code promotions, lounge soundtrack, and ambient print design. Attendees will instantly see the benefits of this client-focused application that not only showcases up-sell and cross-sell opportunities based on fashion style or client persona, but gives consumers full control over their shopping experience by providing product category, model and color choices. The Virtual Shelf is unique in that its features are adaptable to each retailerâs brand, merchandising strategy and décor.
âThe Virtual Shelf is a smart and stylish new breed of interactive shopping destinations. I believe it answers todayâs consumer expectations regarding their in-store experiences while providing innovative merchandising opportunities for retailers. It utilizes a minimal amount of space without diminishing the impact of the sales experience and access to full inventory,â said Denys Lavigne, president of Arsenal Media.
Engage Clients from the Get-go With Corporate Lobby Digital Displays:
A Christie MicroTiles display demonstrates how Christieâs corporate lobby was renovated using this technology and booth visitors can inquire about how The Nielsen Company and others trust Christie to design, build, deploy and monitor corporate lobbies. Christie MicroTiles are modular, digital display tiles that interlock with one another like building blocks, creating a near-seamless display.
Christie as Guardian of Your Digital Networks:
Attendees learn how Christie teams with dealer networks to offer custom display solutions and support â including designing, building, deploying and monitoring displays through Christieâs state-of-the-art North American Network Operations Center where experienced technicians monitor and protect customersâ digital investments 24/7/365.
Via video clips and images displayed on two stacked 55-inch Christie FHD551-X HD LCD flat panels, attendees will also discover how Sun Life Financial (sponsor of IRIS by Cirque du Soleil® at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood), Fresh® (a Louis Vuitton subsidiary) and Rave Motion Pictures use Christieâs digital signage solutions and services.
âChristie has been in the visual technology business for more than 80 years, so we understand what retailers, architects and brand managers need to compete,â said Sean James, Christieâs vice president of managed services. âAs guardian of digital signage networks, we offer specialty installations from design through deployment and into post-deployment monitoring and maintenance. We provide retailers the end-to-end solutions they need to increase their level of interactivity with customers, and to help them stand apart in a competitive world.â
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The Cleveland Game Devs Meetup group will be holding a Global Game Jam (GGJ) event from 5:00 PM EST on Friday, January 25th 2013 through 5:00 PMEST Sunday, January 27th 2013. Game Jams are a unique experience where artists, coders, designers and musicians collaborate to build games over a weekend based on a specific theme. For this event and with our sponsor Handelabra Studios'(home of theGAME.minder app) and CGD member Sean O'Rourke's help, we will provide snacks and beverages all weekend long as well as a pizza dinner on Friday night. We also working on having a variety of food brought in for Saturday dinner as well. GGJ Keynotes and theme announcement will start at 6:00 PM Friday night. Final game demos and post-mortems will start at 3:00 PM Sunday.
For this Game Jam, we will be participating in the 4th Annual Global Game Jam. The Global Game Jam (GGJ) is the world's largest game jam event. Think of it as a hackathon focused on game development. It is the growth of an idea that in today's heavily connected world, we could come together, be creative, share experiences and express ourselves in a multitude of ways using video games. Although the event is heavily focused on programming, there are many other areas where people who don't code can contribute to a game.
We will be holding the event at the Shaker|LaunchHouse startup incubator. LaunchHouse (http://launchhouse.com) is a lean new public-private partnership that fosters entrepreneurial success and job creation through seed capital, education and innovation. This Northeast Ohio organization connects new entrepreneurs with proven business leaders in a grassroots, for-profit model that can be successfully replicated nationwide. This is an exciting and unique space that will give our group plenty of room to work. Please note that we will only be using the LaunchHouse space during the hours specified below. We will not be able to provide sleeping locations or overnight access to the facility.
It is recommended that people interested in working within a team form it in advance. Participants will need to bring their own laptops or desktops and whatever software or technology they need for creating games. Wifi Internet access will be available. Participants also have the option to build "paper prototype" games using whatever supplies they wish to bring.
3558 Lee Road
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
Location Hours:
Friday, January 25th - 5:00 PM to 1:00 AM
Saturday, January 26th - 10:00 AM to 1:00 AM
Sunday, January 27th - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Event Times:
Keynotes and Theme Announcement start at 6:00 PM Friday
Project Demos start at 3:00 PM Sunday
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THIS YEAR WAS SO AMAZING!!!! Congrats to all of you!
1 · January 29, 2013
Great event, learned a lot, look forward to next year!
1 · January 28, 2013
Remember if anyone needs art or animation in either 2D or 3D please email me your specs at [masked]. Even if your not sure what your final art assets will be, I can make place holder assets and modify them later. Please try to send me something by noon tomorrow, if you can send me stuff tonight that will be awesome. If I have a bunch of people wanting art Sunday, the quality won't be that great because of the limited time I will have left to get it done.
0 · January 25, 2013
Relevant hashtags and usernames: #ggj13 #ggjcle @clegamedevs @launchhouse
0 · January 25, 2013
Livestream: http://ustre.am/H5W0 We'll probably move it around throughout the weekend.
0 · January 25, 2013
I've been receiving emails asking if its okay for guests to stop in for the jam. Due to limited space and liability concerns, we cannot allow guests in to the event. Only registered jammers that have purchased a ticket will be permitted into the site.
0 · January 25, 2013
Just wanted to share that the GGJ 2013 Diversifiers have been released. These are extra challenges that people can take on this weekend while working on their games. Link here: http://globalgamejam.org/news/2...
0 · January 23, 2013
The Global Game Jam promotional offers were just announced. We'll have codes to giveaway for these offers at the event. I would recommend signing up for the Mixamo promotion's website in advance of the event. http://globalgamejam.org/promot...
0 · January 8, 2013
Just wanted to get the word out that Mixamo is partnering with Global Game Jam to give teams free credits for their 3d modeling products. Sign up for their site in advance and we'll have coupon codes available at the event. Details and tutorials are included in this video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=...
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We enjoyed a lovely afternoon stroll down Fourth street. It is too bad that nearly every store is a chain, but the vibrant atmosphere makes up for it.
Picture a sunny, leafy street lined with a slightly upscale feel, with a wide-range of fun shops and people relaxing in outdoor patios over coffee or a good meal. The shops sell everything from furniture to lighting to books, clothing and cosmetics. There's excellent food to be had. And a Crate and Barrel outlet to boot.
There is parking in...
My husband and I like to wake up early and go to breakfast at Bette's Oceanview Diner. There is usually a wait, but bring the newspaper, buy a cup of coffee at their takeout next door to tide you over while you wait, and enjoy a leisurely morning. After breakfast, shop the street. It's not a long street, but a...
This is an upscale restaurant/shopping area in west Berkeley. A little pricey, but good quality stuff and places for foodies (Bette's Ocean View, Peet's, Cafe Rouge (for meat lover's), and Tacubaya. Also a cheese/pasta shop where you can get a baguette and hunk of cheese for a quick and cheap(er) lunch/snack. Children's toy store, Restoration Hardware, even an Apple computer...
This is one of the nicest areas in Berkeley to shop and have lunch or dinner. A place for a girls day out!
Fourth st used to be a grungy industrial street but over the last 15 years it has morphed into a destination. Great restaurants and interesting shops. Parking can be difficult unless you know those secret places to park. No. I am not telling you. I want to be able to park.
Unique shops (like A Thousand Cranes and Miki's Paper and Teance) plus lots of coffee,wine, food (sit down or take out) AND a bookstore and travel store and organic cotton goods. Nice buildings, built to human scale. A good stroll.
Shopping 4th street is a unique experience. The area is filled with wonderful specialty shops , great restaurants, good coffee and special tea. A wonderful adventure for everyone in the family. Enjoy toy stores, paper stores, lighting stores, glass stores, clothing, shoes, makeup, lingerie, and then there is food,food, food. Enjoy the moment.
This tree lined street is lovely for shopping, walking, and dining. You can't go wrong. I particularly like the Japanese paper store, Miki's, and the Japanese fabric shop next door. Other favorite spots along the street include the Stain Glass Garden, Tacubaya, Bette's, and Zut.
I am a huge paper fan and I could not get over all of the gorgeous paper available in the shoppes along Fourth Street! We ate at Betty's Diner (AWESOME!) but my favorite spot of the day was "Castle in the Air." What a wonderful spot to stroll and explore!
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|Grosvenor Square. Westminster. 15th. August. 1785.
I recd. your letter by Monsr: de lé Tombe yesterday: Every line from your hand gives me pleasure.. The Embarassments thrown in the way of our trade will at least have one good effect: they will break a few deceitfull bubbles. They ought to do greater good by curing the People at large of a dangerous distemper brought upon them by the war—the itch of extravagance... It is melancholy that no invention can be hit upon to guard mankind from luxury—Such is the ardent disposition to it that nothing but necessity ever did restrain them. My friends the Dutch have been restrained from only in a degree, and that only by their eternal enemy the Sea, and by the neighborhood of three devouring Monsters France. England & Austria, which threaten alternately to swallow them up—It is a great number of years that I have been fixed in the belief that our Countrymen have in them a more ungovernable passion for Luxury than any People upon earth. The Causes of this would be curious to examine. The fact is indisputable, and you may live to see the day when the ravages of this fury may convince you that you have labored in vain. I am not so sanguine, as my friend Dr. Price, in my expectations of the vast improvement & reformation of Mankind from the American Revolution: Yet I hope it will be many years before the progress of Luxury shall have wrought in America so general a destrustion of principle as it has in England.
The measures which all the States must take to counteract the British Policy. by opposing Navigation Acts to Navigation Acts; will give a long & severe check to prodigality—In this point of view British jealousy and ill will may befriend us.—
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2014 marks fourth year design firm honoured for green initiatives
Now in its eighth year, the award recognizes employers with robust environmental programs and policies that actively involve their employees.
Headquartered in Edmonton, Stantec's Sudbury office has 70 employees. The Sudbury team participates in a number of green initiatives, including: Office waste, computer and battery recycling, carpooling and participation in the company's Cool Commute Challenge to reduce single-vehicle use.
"To be named one of Canada's Greenest Employers four years running shows that the environmental practices we've worked so hard to put in place, and the culture we work to promote, are taking hold," said Tino DiManno, executive vice-president of Stantec.
"At Stantec, our promise is to design with community in mind. Part of that promise is ensuring that we take a balanced approach to the work we do — one that takes into account economic, social and environmental values."
"It's great to be recognized for our efforts, but we remain focused on getting even better," says Lise Beutel, Stantec's full-time senior sustainability specialist.
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The Lubbock County District Attorney's office obtained 120 arrest warrants Friday, and of those 25 were arrested. Hot check investigator Randy Nelson says Friday's roundup will return about $16,000 to local merchants.
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Brian Zimmerman
Larsson Third In Javelin On Day 1 At NCAA East Preliminary
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Track & Field Sends 18 To NCAA East Preliminary
Track & Field Qualifies 17 Individuals For NCAA East Preliminary
Zimmerman, Larsson Take Different Paths to Javelin Success
Personal Records: Javelin 227'10" (UC School Record)
2011: Returned from shoulder surgery to place 4th at the All Ohio Championships and place 4th at the Big East Championships in the javelin, earned the Bearcat Award for his valiant efforts.
2010: Voted MVP Field Athlete of the year, All-Ohio Champion in the Javelin, set a school record of 227'10" winning the Big East Outdoor Championships, NCAA Finalist in the Javelin (finished 19th)
2008: Broke the school's longest-standing record - Bob Brickweg's javelin mark, set in 1967 - with a 204' 0" toss at the All-Ohio Championships ... finished eighth at the BIG EAST Championships with a throw of 188' 6" in the javelin.
High School: Four-year letterwinner at Freeport Area High School ... set school record and Pine Richland Invitational record in the javelin throw as a junior with a 194' 0" toss ... district champion in javelin as a freshman ... finished third in state as a junior.
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Updated Mar 9, 2014 - 2:00 pm
Suns' Dragic credits new team mindset for success
Starting point guard Goran Dragic had one of those 40-point games against the New Orleans Pelicans last Friday night, when he was a game-time decision before tip-off and on the receiving end of "M-V-P" chants during the final seconds of the game. The career night for Dragic was just a small sample of what he has accomplished this season as a whole, averaging over 20 points and 6 assists per game over the course of the season.
The Slovenia native has increased his scoring averages in each of the past four seasons -- all with Phoenix except for a brief stint in Houston during the 2011-12 campaign. Dragic credits the changed mentality of the team for the turnaround from a 25-win season last year.
"I think our main difference this year is that we don't care if we are up 20 or down 16, we just try to be focused every minute and we know what we are capable of doing," Dragic told Burns & Gambo of Arizona Sports 98.7 FM. "A couple times we were down a lot of points and we came back. I think the team has the character of that even if we are down 20 points, we still believe in ourselves and we can still win those games.
"That game last night was something special because it was against one of the best teams in the NBA."
The Oklahoma City Thunder currently own the top seed in the Western Conference, making them a possible first-round playoff matchup for the Suns if they sneak into the playoffs.
The urgency to make the postseason can be felt in the way the Suns have been playing, putting up an average of 111 points over the past eight home games.
The team has not been relying on a specific scorer throughout the season, but has been reaping the benefits of a consistent and healthy lineup despite Eric Bledsoe's two-month absence. Dragic averages a team-high of 34.7 minutes per contest, but says that the unpredictability of the teams' scorers on a nightly basis is what gives them success.
"We need everybody," Dragic said. "I think we're only going to be a successful team if everybody plays hard. Some nights I'm going to have a good game, some nights it's going to be Gerald, Eric or Channing. That's the beauty of this game, that you don't know who is going to explode that game and drop 40 points."
Teammate Eric Bledsoe is expected to return to the court sometime next week after being sidelined due to surgery he had done on his meniscus. The challenge that the team faces now is incorporating Bledsoe back into the offense he was once playing a major role in. Averaging nearly identical statistics, Dragic says bringing back Bledsoe won't hurt the team's chemistry.
"We already share minutes on the court together," Dragic said. "When he comes back, I think we're going to be a lot more dangerous and put less pressure on Gerald and me. Of course, to have two ball handlers on the court at the same time will be much tougher for our opponents.
"We already know what Eric is capable of. I don't think we are going to have problems with that."
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City Circus AthensAthens, Greece
This is by far the best hostel I've ever stayed at! The staff was super friendly, welcoming and helpful. Good options for the breakfast that's included. The rooms and bathrooms were clean. The rooftop had an amazing view, great place for a beer after a long day. Location is perfect, close to everything you need to see. Loved city circus, definitely recommend staying here!
Istanbul HostelIstanbul, Turkey
This hostel needs to let people know ahead of time that they do not accept credit cards. First we were told that their machine to process cards broke. Then the story changed to "we don't want to pay the transaction fee." As far as the rooms, there is no air conditioning in them, only a fan,


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Where/when: 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday
Why go: If your kids are obsessed with dinosaurs like mine are, then they will dig this puppet production that is done to a musical score that includes Mozart and Beethoven. This show is good for kids ages 4 through 4th grade.
Pricing: $15; call 248-377-3300 for tickets.
2. Yu-Gi-Oh 3D: Bonds Beyond Time
Where/when: r, 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Why go: This popular trading card games comes to life in 3D on the big screen. There will be time travel, dueling and the overall defeat of evil. If your kids like Japanese anime, they will love this. This movie is unrated and is 60 minutes in length.
Pricing: $7.50
3. Make Button Bracelets
Where/when: Anytime you need a creative craft to do at home.
Why go: All you need for this easy and fun craft is a bag of buttons and elastic cord from the craft store. For four-hole buttons, thread elastic through the two holes diagonally on the opposite corners. Your kids will love coming up with their own creations and making bracelets for their friends.
Pricing: Under $5
Where/when: , 10 a.m. to noon Saturday.
Why go: Your kids ages 3-5 will make breakfast for themselves, set the table and then learn how to clean up after themselves. While they make a healthy breakfast, you can head out for a breakfast of your own, or crawl back under the covers and enjoy the silence.
Pricing: $15
Where/when:, 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Why go: This totally fun facility hosts a story time on Tuesday mornings that will make your kids want to come back again and again. Barefoot Books will provide stories, finger puppets, music, dancing and more.
Pricing: The stories are free; admission for unlimited play is $8 for children 2 and up; $6 for children ages 1 to 2 and free for babies under 1 — and for parents.


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How does Agricultural Input Price Effect on Farmers' Income:Experimental Study from Sugarcane Sector
AbstractBased on the time sequential data from 1980 to 2009 and by using the impulse response function and forecast variance, this paper establishes vector autoregressive model to analyze the dynamic relation between the rise of agricultural input price and the income of sugarcane farmers. The results indicate that sugarcane farmers' net income shows negative response to the rising of agricultural input price, which tends to be stable; but the increase of agricultural input price shows faint response to the increase of sugarcane farmers' net income. To prevent the negative impact of sharply the increasing agricultural input price on sugarcane farmers' income, government should improve the controlling mechanism of agricultural input, eliminate subsidy policies for the production and circulation of agricultural input, provide subsidies for sugarcane farmers directly, expand the range of subsidies for agricultural input, improve the service of agricultural extension, reduce the cost of farmers' using agricultural input, make the regular laws protect the benefit of sugarcane farmers.
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Taxes won't keep businesses from coming to Oregon
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Lane Metro Partnership head Jack Roberts, who is responsible for bringing businesses into Lane County, says out-of-state companies looking to move to Oregon don't seem worried about the implications of Measures 66 and 67.
Yet opponents say the measures' higher corporate and personal income taxes will hurt Oregon's business climate.
Roberts said Oregon is attractive — and would continue to be regardless of the election outcome on measures 66 and 67 — for reasons that go beyond the overall tax burden. He said the particulars of Oregon's business tax system include property tax waivers within "enterprise zones" and a tax formula that favors companies whose goods are sold outside the state. That makes Oregon an ideal home for the most sought-after employers: those who bring dollars into the state's economy from markets beyond its borders, he said.
Roberts said he dislikes the permanence of some of the taxes in the two measures and philosophically disagrees with tax increases that hit the business sector and high earners instead of distributing the burden more broadly. But he is supporting the two measures because he sees no substantial economic harm to outweigh the benefits of protecting education and basic services that are funded with state tax dollars.
Read the full story at The Register-Guard.
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Blog: George Osborne helps beer campaigners celebrate Budget
James Wilmore | 28 March 2013
A drinks gathering in a London pub this week will have done little to quell the fury of wine and spirits producers, following last week's UK Budget.
None other than the Chancellor himself rocked-up for a pint to help the UK's pub and brewing fraternity celebrate his (or may be David Cameron's?) decision to scrap the duty escalator on beer and offer an extra tax cut.
Photographic evidence here.
With the Wine & Spirit Trade Association still pondering legal action over George Osborne's singling out of beer, and the Scotch Whisky Association branding it an "unfair and incomprehensible blow", I'm sure this gathering will have gone down like the proverbial metal inflatable with this section of the industry.
Cue bottles of Pinot and single malt Scotch being sent to 11 Downing Street? Possibly.
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mindful minimalism
slower days, taking my time and breathing through each one of these unpredictable hours is dreamlike, really. there is no rush. we talk of minimalism and most of the time we're talking of belongings or decor…how to pare down. but really, like anything else, a way of living comes from within and transcends every part of you.
we embrace a minimalist lifestyle because less truly makes us happier people. I'll speak for me, it makes me a happier woman and more enjoyable to be around. clutter in belongings, tasks, and activities distracts me from my relationships with others and myself . it makes me anxious instead of full. i'm in a constant state of what am I forgetting instead of being content.
doing less and doing it slowly
what if you elected to do less instead of taking on more? not only to do less, but take your time and dive into each and every task, resisting perfectionist tendencies and being kind to yourself…doing the task at hand to the best of your ability and absorbing what it gives back. Is that even possible? Can we open ourselves up to experiencing versus achieving even if that means less to write on your list of accomplishments but more to your overall well-being and sense of self.
putting it in practice
this is an enrichment exercise following my six year recovery period of being a lifelong perfectionist. sometime in my last year of college, I realized that the high expectations, incessant planning and pressure on myself was hindering my progress towards what I identified then as success and that just wouldn't do. now I have a different vision of success, wealth, happiness, beauty, everything, and it's time to review and implement a new practice of acceptance and ultimately, mindfulness.
my vision for myself is to make mindful choices to cultivate a simple life centered around our collective priorities. this means such different things for every single person but it's worth setting that vague intention, that mantra, here. it is my hope that approaching life in this way will keep us on track to resist the urge to succumb to outside pressures or hell, the pressure we put on ourselves to fit some type of norm.
and i'm grateful for getting this far, being open to change and having the confidence (and support) to be a little bit different.
and that is really all you need to know about me.
another epiphany, or so to speak


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