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3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
01-09-2014 03:46:39 | More by beernads
3.33/5 rDev -18.6%
Served on-draught into a 4 oz plastic taster cup at Alesmith's taproom. They really have to get rid of the whole plastic cup system; it's a disgrace. Cost was $2.00.
A: Pours a half finger khaki colour head of great cream, good thickness, and smooth rolling foam. Retention is fair. Good lacing. Colour is a dark chestnut red. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show.
Sm: Floral hops, with some citrus. Clean malts. Caramelization. Toasted malt. An appealing aroma of moderate strength.
T: Floral hops and clean malts. Caramel. Toasted malt. Balanced and enjoyable. Amber malts. I like it, but it does leave something to be desired in terms of complexity. Not much going on here considering the brewery.
Mf: Smooth and wet. Perfect thickness. Suits the flavour well. Good carbonation.
Dr: Drinkable and enjoyable. Well priced. I'd have it again, preferably from a bottle. Definitely worth a try. A solid seasonal from Alesmith, but not up to par with most of their other offerings.
11-14-2012 22:11:04 | More by kojevergas
4/5 rDev -2.2%
Clear red colored ale with a tall yellow colored head. This is a unique head color.
Smell is sweet and hoppy. Mostly citrus scents. Scents of wood, orange, lemon and willow tree. Under all that hop aroma there is a caramel malt backbone.
Starts out mildly sweet and more malty than the scent would suggest. Strong tea flavor with a little cork taste. Despite the scent this doesn't hit the tongue like a Hop Hammer. The flavor is more malt and oak than hop. Bitterness is mild.
Mouthfeel is OK.
Overall this is OK. But don't expect the best beer Alesmith makes.
10-12-2013 00:32:18 | More by Zorro
4.08/5 rDev -0.2%
On-tap at Beachwood BBQ, on to the beer:
Amber red colored with hues of orange and brown. The head on top is thick and very frothy, and it leaves lots of lace arond the glass. Nose is soft and toasty, feautring toasted bread, toffee, and a little drop of pine.
Somewhat marzen-like in character, but the gentle snap of American hops remind me what I'm drinking. Malty upfront, toasty and toffee-y with faint tropical fruit notes. A very smooth, medium body helps the cause, which makes this beer very likable and easy to approach.
09-28-2011 16:47:12 | More by DoubleJ
4.5/5 rDev +10%
04-30-2013 02:00:15 | More by BillRoth
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev -2.2%
12-14-2013 06:49:11 | More by Kelp
4/5 rDev -2.2%
11-07-2013 00:10:43 | More by mdaschaf
3.5/5 rDev -14.4%
06-01-2014 13:27:29 | More by wrightst
4/5 rDev -2.2%
11-01-2013 01:04:22 | More by PEIhop
4.5/5 rDev +10%
On tap at Alesmith.
A: A very attractive crimson tinged dark orange with a finger of tan foam. Good retention. Scattered lacing. Great color.
S: Bright orange and grapefruit notes are balanced by a rich and complex malt profile that reminds me of caramel, bread, and toasted malt. Light floral notes coalesce with pine to form an aromatic force.
T: Toasted malt with notes of bread and biscuit. Caramel blends with a juicy orange flesh flavor and a moderate bitterness. There's a fantastic interplay between the malt and hops. The finish has some pine. The 6.66% is well hidden.
M: Medium in body with upper moderate carbonation. The mouthfeel is sticky and creamy.
Overall: One of my favorite Alesmith beers and this new batch is especially good. This is really fresh so the hop profile is excellent.
09-23-2011 17:00:01 | More by HopHead84
4.35/5 rDev +6.4%
Draught @ Papago
The beer as it sets in the glass a deep sanguineous color with a stupendous creamy light tan head that last for a week, well almost, the lace a thick and sticky sheet to obfuscate the glass. Nose is cotton candy like in sweetness, nice aroma of hops, clean and fresh to the senses, start is sweet, decent malt presence and the top middling in feel. Finish is strict in its acidity with the hops pleasantly spicy and the dry aftertaste lingers long on the palate.
11-01-2004 13:22:30 | More by Gusler
3.94/5 rDev -3.7%
Bottle opened on 10.29.13
A - Pours a clear light brown with a foamy dark tan head.
S - Piney hops, orange citrus and sweet biscuy malts.
T - Pine, orange, nice maly balance. Solid.
D - Good carbonation with a medium body.
O - A nice hop-malt balance. Not really blood red though.
12-16-2013 06:25:48 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.99/5 rDev -2.4%
Poured into a Dogfish Head pint glass. Pours a mahogany brown with ruby highlights, half finger light brown head that dissipates to a thin film and ring around the glass. Bright aroma of piney hops and bready/biscuit malt. Flavor of biscuit and caramel malt with citrus and mixed berry fruit. Finishes with grassy, orange citrus hops and a nice longlasting malt and bittering hop finish. Medium bodied with some light creaminess. An odd but satisfying take on a red ale. A nice malt body with hard to identify fruit flavors, nicely hopped. Not as scary as advertised. Just read the commercial description and I have to say, I'll bet this would be good with caramel apples, wish I had one on hand.
11-03-2013 20:52:30 | More by LiquidAmber
4.25/5 rDev +3.9%
11-04-2013 16:36:27 | More by GraduatedCashew
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4.5/5 rDev +10%
02-12-2012 06:44:36 | More by Rhettroactive
4.05/5 rDev -1%
On tap at Hollingshead yesterday before I got on the plane
Deep ruby red with a dense, tan head with great retention and some lace. The nose is rich, with burnt caramel, brown sugar and perfumey pine hops. While I usually don't care for "balanced" hoppy beers, this is quite remarkably executed, with plenty of complexity while maintaining low sweetness. Mildly fruity, it's quite juicy. The palate opens with a lot of hop flavor with pine and some mild mint. Low, smooth bitterness is present, countered by delicate sweet flavors, raw sugar, burnt caramel and jaggery. Sweetness is definitely low, and has great flavor. Hop character is mostly flavor-based with some pine, though bitterness is present as well. The finish is long with great balance between sweetness and hop character. Mildly drying with medium-light body and soft carbonation. Great stuff, I'd love to drink this again.
11-11-2009 01:19:35 | More by DefenCorps
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -2.2%
Bomber from Bear World Watertown NY for $8
Appearance - Reddish Brown colour with an average size beige coloured head. There is an average amount of carbonation showing and there is some good lacing. The head lasted for around 3-4 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Malts, hops, caramel, apricots, pineapple
Taste & Mouth - There is a below average amount of carbonation and I can taste malts, caramel, and quite a bit of hops. There is also some apricots, pineapple, and a bit of grapefruit.
Overall - Another winner from Alesmith. A tad pricey perhaps for a repeat purchase, but very well crafted and definitely worth trying once.
11-21-2013 00:18:11 | More by spinrsx
4.08/5 rDev -0.2%
22oz bottle
A - deep ruddy brown color with a huge beige head that holds excellent retention and leaves loads of chunky lacing on the glass
S - huge nose of piny hops, citric grapefruit, bready malt, caramel, fruity; I'm could smell this all day!
T - bitter and sweet notes of pine, caramel, burnt caramel, bread crust, grapefruit, pleasant fruitiness
M - thinner than expected, resinous, carbonation helps it a bit, finishes with lingering piny bitterness
O - very good but a fuller body would would have helped it out
11-01-2013 17:04:33 | More by barnzy78
4.45/5 rDev +8.8%
poured a clear amber with reddish ruby highlights that had a half finger of head and left nice blotchy lacing sticking to the glass. The piney hoppy bouquet was very nice with nuttiness some candy sugar presence but it did have nice sweetness from the caramel malts and slight booze in the backgound. upfront on the palate a mixture of the piney hops and nutty flavors are quite noticeable alongside grassy and candied sugar accents but with a nice caramel malt backbone to balance out this really tasty amber. once there was a little underlying booze like the nose; wasn't bad though. the brew was medium in body with a good amount of carbonation which had a sweet, hoppy, piney, nutty, and crisp finish and a touch of booze. it drank very well and was glad to see this on tap.
10-16-2010 02:30:54 | More by Gobzilla
4.1/5 rDev +0.2%
Presentation: Draft at Hollingshead Delicatessen in Orange. A real treat to come across this rarely seen Alesmith offering, freshly tapped too. I snagged a full pint of this baby!
Appearance: Ruddy mahogany, dark and brooding held to the light it exhibited a dark brown-purple hue. Strange color for a Red, but I aint complaining. Light brown head had a god thick composition and nice staying power. Resilient conditioning fresh from the tap. Nice looks, but dont expect a typical looking
Nose: Gorgeous collection of malts and roasted barley. Hoppy too. Fresh off the tap it is a pleasure to stick your nose deep into this one. Quite complex in its profile, and it changes as you drink, the hops seem to build with temperature and time in the Glass.
Taste: Slick yet raw malts and tasty bold hops that seem aggressive, yet they all present a tamed profile, controlled but powerful and not scared of showing their muscles. I like that. Fruity too with some oily hops in the lingering finish. This got hoppier with a more in yer face bitterness as I got to the bottom of the glass. Bloody tasty. Rich, deep, strong but well balanced and superbly crafted.
Mouthfeel: Soft and creamy with a rich thick malty full-bodied torso.
Drinkability: Very quaffable indeed. I was driving and I had already elected to fill both my Growlers by the time I tried this, otherwise I may very well have got one of them filled with the Evil Dead Red. Very nice and eminently drinkable.
Overall: Not exactly your Run-of-the-Mill Red, but thats why I like this one I think. I dont often add Reviews for beers that I try on draft but given the beauty and creativity in this one I figured it is worth adding some notes about it.
Top Marks for creating a very memorable Red.
Recommended ..thats if you ever come across it.
10-09-2005 23:14:17 | More by TheLongBeachBum
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
01-28-2013 04:26:20 | More by popery
4.5/5 rDev +10%
10-12-2013 01:15:41 | More by pathman
4.49/5 rDev +9.8%
Back in the day, if you wanted something that was astringently bitter, you didn't have recourse to boutique hop varieties that remained palatable even as their presence was upped to a pornographic degree. Instead, you had to have the malt accentuate the hops. And the way you did that the easiest was with an aggressive red ale.
This, my friends, joins up with Rogue's Santa's Private Reserve as the best aggressive red I ever did have. I assume (hope?) that the holiday affiliation of each is just a coincidence.
Smells/tastes like a nice mix between orange/pine hops and caramel/malt biscuits. Nice yeasty finish with bitter malt lingering on the back end.
11-13-2013 04:17:19 | More by mynie
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -8.3%
11-05-2013 13:31:07 | More by ColForbinBC
4.5/5 rDev +10%
12-04-2011 17:24:14 | More by mhaugo
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Leyton Orient boss Russell Slade believes his current squad is the strongest he has assembled during his three years in charge of the club.
The O's have increased their options this season with the signings of players such as Charlie MacDonald, Shaun Batt and most recently Romain Vincelot.
In addition, the contract extensions for Lee Cook, Martin Rowlands and Kevin Lisbie have secured the immediate future of the experienced first-teamers at the League One side.
Slade said: "It is the strongest squad I've had if I can keep them fit. It doesn't matter what the size of your squad is because you need them fit and raring to go. The timing's not bad to have nearly everyone back. If we can have everybody back in the next week or ten days that would be fantastic."
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 23rd, 2013
If you are a kids performer, and don't have this yet, then I suggest you add this to your cart RIGHT NOW. This routine alone will get you more shows. It never fails to get the kids laughing and never fails to get the kids to have a great time. You don't need any expensive coin buckets, you don't need any special gimmicks period. Capehart goes over everything step by step, and even has a few more coin routines on here that go great with the Misers dream, but of course, the Misers dream is the gem of the dvd.
Speaking of the dvd, the price is a flat out bargain for the kind of material you're getting here. If you add the price of the dvd, plus the price of the materials needed (which you can go out and get everything you need that day VERY cheaply) this entire routine, props, practice, and all, will pay for itself thousands of times over. This one routine will make you money and get you repeat clients. I've done this countless times, and it never fails me, ever.
I don't think it's worthy of being your closer in your kids show, but this IS a routine that you simply have to have in your show. You just have to have it, it's just something you have to do. One more thing about this routine is it's very simple to learn. You will pick this up quick, and when you do, master everything and master it well, no matter how simple the routine may seem. Because once you master it and you look like Chris Capehart out there, you are going to be getting so many more shows and so many more happy clients. This routine will become a permanent piece of your show forever.
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I was inspired to learn something about Miser's Dream from watching a local magician here in Tulsa. I saw the video reviews here and I ordered it. This is a great video!!! Chris teaches a very simple but very funny routine with an ungimmicked pail and a few half dollars. He tells you where you can get a good pail for the routine without paying for over priced coin pails from magic shops. I have performed it several times now and the reaction is over the top! This is now one of my favorite routines. Plus there is a bonus coin routine he teaches that is real good, but the price of the DVD is worth just what he teaches on the Miser's Dream. Please don't go buy an expensive coin pail and then buy this video. He will tell you where you can get one for about 10 or 12 bucks. A wonderful buy!
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You might have seen many miser's dream, but I think you will still enjoy this.
To do the trick you'll need ten coins and a cheap bucket, and nothing more.
It's not difficult, and it's probably not an earthshaking method. but still, the bits of business that chris shares with you are worth double the price of this dvd.
btw, I only performed this trick once in a gig (not much of a kid performer) but it totally rocked, and was liked by both kids and adults.
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A classic effect by one of the best performers of it in the bussiness. This DVD will give you the real work on the Miser's dream and will show you how to keep it simple and effective. I found the material most useful and stopped using some of the less effective moves I thought I had to use to perform the trick. This is the real deal and if you are thinking about adding the Miser's dream to your routines then you need this DVD.
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Chris is a true professional and just seeing him work is worth the price of the DVD. He's not very outgoing during the explanation portions but he offers good tips. His teaching is very straight to the point.
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I went to look for an instructional on the Misers Dream. This is a great DVD and includes the bonus of Coins Across. You get to see a live performance, followed by the explanation, and then on to Coins across. The production quality is great, and many magicians as Chris says, don't do this effect anymore. One that will take some practice for both of the effects, but are more rewarding as well. Chris uses no gimmicks you'll learn how to do the sleight and use real coins.
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Having seen Chris live at the Miswest Magic Jubilee I was not surprise me that he would give a great version of the Miser's Dream. It was recommended by Julian Mathers of Australia in his educational online course. Of course he hit it Spot-On.
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By Patty Kruszewski, Henrico Citizen Managing Editor 10/28/10
The orange and black decorations in stores have yet to give way to red and green, but Henrico residents can rest assured that the Christmas season has officially begun.
At the annual Henrico Christmas Mother kickoff coffee, held Oct. 18 at Belmont Recreation Center, Christmas Mother "alumni" from as far back as 1977 gathered to recognize the 2010 honoree – and to celebrate almost 70 years of helping needy neighbors enjoy Christmas with new clothing, ample food, and gifts.
Henrico Christmas Mother Council President Shelly Poole announced that for the first time, donations to the Christmas Mother program can be made through the program's website – and that the convenience of giving online has already brought in some first-time donors.
In other good news, said Poole, Martin's Food and Drug will be reinstituting the Ukrop's Share a Holiday Meal program and providing gift cards to the Christmas Mother program at discounted rates.
Anne Southworth, the 1997 Christmas Mother, also noted that a recent book-signing held by her daughter brought in more than $2,000 for the program.
Maribeth Southworth, a 1978 graduate of Hermitage High School, held a reading and signing Oct. 16 at Crossridge for her book, "She Finally Sat Down – 50 Years of Memories, Musings and Melodrama." Proceeds from book sales at the event were donated to the Henrico Christmas Mother.
The extra donations could not have been more timely, Poole said, considering the growth in number of families served each season, and the indications that more than 6,000 individuals will require assistance this year.
Carolyn Bush, who serves as liaison between the Christmas Mother and Henrico County Public Schools, reported that letters from the superintendent have already gone out to school principals, who are challenging students to contribute canned goods and toys by offering unique incentives – such as promises to kiss a pig when goals are met.
"The great thing about the Christmas Mother program is that every child has the opportunity to bring in something – a can of food," said Bush. And Christmas Mothers were quick to back Bush up with stories of students from low-income households offering canned goods and hard-earned dimes "for someone who needs it."
Dorothy M. Tatem, the 2010 Christmas Mother, comes from a family of nine children herself and can relate to the life situations of many recipients.
In 1973, Tatem was the first African American female to enlist in the Virginia Air National Guard. After serving as an inventory management specialist, the long-time Fairfield resident retired from the Guard in 2004 as a senior master sergeant.
As the 69th Henrico Christmas Mother, she will visit schools and civic organizations, appear in local parades, meet with volunteers and donors, and lead the efforts of the 15 volunteer co-chairs who solicit donations and recruit volunteers to staff the Henrico Christmas Mother Warehouse in December.
In addition to thanking Bush and the school system employees, Poole also paid tribute to co-chairs Lisa Orlosky and Juliana Haalboom for their efforts representing Henrico County government employees. County Manager Virgil Hazelett, who has worked with the program for more than 35 years, came in for his share of appreciation as well.
Attending the annual gathering and seeing the energy and commitment of the volunteers, responded Hazelett, never fails to inspire him.
"It doesn't matter what my day [at work] is like," Hazelett told the women. "All I have to do is come here, and life slows down.
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The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
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I am blogging today from the Manitoba Direct Farm Marketing Conference in Morris, Manitoba.
Well, actually from my hotel room as I await the feast of local Manitoba food products that is coming up in an hour or so. Celebrate Local Flavours will be prepared by chef, Greg Klippenstein featuring some of the "best regional and seasonal food Manitoba has to offer." Sounds yummy.
Most of the people I have met today have exemplified that celebration of "local flavours" that begins right on their farms. And I am not just talking food, although producers of that there are aplenty; u-pick berry farms, organic bread bakers, natural grass-fed beef, homemade fudge, real egg pasta, herbs and flowers. Everything that the rich soils of Manitoba can produce.
And then there are the agri-tourism enterprises; the corn mazes, pumpkin patches, spas, bed and breakfasts and even fun bouncy castles and all manner of farm experiences to share.
Tomorrow I will be doing a brief presentation to those attending about how they can share all of these things with you. I wish I could feature a story about each and every one of them and perhaps, for some, I will.
The important thing is that they have stories to share - oodles of them - something which both of the excellent speakers at today's Marketing Caravan emphasised in spades. In fact the speakers inspired me to remember who it is I am working for - it's them, and you who are reading this. It is my responsibility, as a member of the media to tell these people's stories well and make that connection to you and others who do not have the opportunity to live the richness of their experiences first hand. I thank everyone here at Morris for reminding me of that.
Every day in Manitoba is a celebration of all us little people out here on our farms and in our small, rural villages and towns that have big hearts, bright ideas and the courage and determination to try something new and exciting. True, not everyone has a revolutionary new product that will become a household name, but from what I heard and from what I saw today, each one has a special something that is going to make a difference in someone's life, somewhere.
They are entrepreneurship enshrined, the true flavour and spirit of Manitoba and I, for one, am damn proud that I live amongst them.
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I wholeheartedly agree Angela!ReplyDelete
You had a great presentation by the way. .. I'm so proud of Manitoba, this conference was a huge affirmation of the rich talent and tenacity our rural farmers have to offer:)
It was so nice to meet you.
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It was nice to meet you too - finally!
And yes the Conference certainly was an inspiration, and any chance I can get I am going to tell the world about the amazing people we have here!
Good luck with the Gorp Bar - let me know as soon as it's ready to go.
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It's a really wonderful theme and nice layout – but terrible HTML- and CSS-Code. Maybe you should not use Muse as web editor.
Muse allows people who can't code make and change websites very easily. In fact they show up great on all browsers no matter how developers might prefer it being written.
I know the team at Adobe has worked very hard (and continues to) make programs like Muse to allow an everyday person to have their own website that will work on all devices. It serves a great purpose for those who aren't fortunate enough to afford a developer.
Sure. But it's quite impossible to use these absolute and relative positions for example in a CMS where the editor should be able to add content by himself. I really love the layout and would have bought the template if the CSS styles would have been usable for dynamic content and easy editing without Muse.
I see what you're saying. I guess you're attempting to do something Muse wasn't necessarily intended for. But you can integrate blog's and dynamic content via Business Catalyst.
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I have to say. This is one of the best themes I have encountered.
For your "case studies" section there are 4 expandable areas that extend in size as you click them. Is there a way to increase this to a higher number? Like say… 12 of them.
Will it let me simply "click the "+" button" and keep adding sections? Please message me if you need more information but I need to know this before I buy it and use it in Muse. (This would be the 4th theme I bought so need to make sure it works accordingly).
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The music will make you want high quality audio to match the high quality mystery.
A minor nit is that I'd like for the narrator to slow down a bit; leave some pauses for dramatic enhancement, but that's not even enough to cost a star.
I hope we see more multimedia novels of this quality. The somgs are a part of the story, not just extra production.
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I felt this was not well plotted. It was hard to stay focused as the plot seemed to wander a bit while the author tried to work out the details. I loved City of Masks, and Land of Echoes was allright so I'll certainly grab the next Cree Black book I see, but I wish this had been better written and better edited.
Even so, it was worth the download.
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Engaging characters, and an interesting plot. I look forward to more Cree Black. I did find it frustrating that there seems to be a lot going on "behind the scenes" so to speak. Ed and Joyce need to be fully developed and the back story better explained. It read more like a middle-of-the-series book rather than first-in-a-series.
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I've had "So B. It" on my wish list for months, based simply on the intriguing description. Now I am only sorry I didn't get it sooner just so I could tell more people how wonderful it is. The story is almost magical in its beauty and the narration only enhances that beauty. According to other sources this is a book written for young people, ages 9-12, but I have grandchildren older than that! This is a story written for all ages. I normally choose audiobooks of epic length, often in the mystery or thriller categories, or non-fiction in a variety of fields, but "So B. It" could equally be classified as mystery, thriller, chick-lit or self-improvement, not to mention children's literature. Truly a story for all ages, to be read over and over again. Soof!
This is destined to be a classic. Sarah Weeks, more, please!
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AbstractTwo issues; the liberalisation of labour markets and monetary unification, have taken centre stage in policy debates on the future of the European Union. We show that both have the effect of raising capital mobility as well as labour-market flexibility. The reduction of exchange-rate fluctuations reduces the cost of both entering a market - by setting up companies and hiring new employees - as well as exiting by dismantling existing capital structures and firing employees. Thus the adoption of a single currency has effects very similar to the removal of employment-protection legislation and other direct restrictions on hiring and firing. The distinction between structural reforms in the labour market and monetary reforms may for this reason not be very helpful in finding the keys to higher employment growth in Europe. However, exchange-rate volatility is more harmful for the entry of new firms, particularly promising, high-risk ventures.
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A Winter Storm in 1920
By Elton Camp
The winter of 1920 brought one of the infrequent ice storms to rural Marshall County in Alabama. Even the old people allowed that it was the worst they'd ever seen. The storm began on a cloudy December day. The temperature hung within a degree of two of the freezing point. It was much colder aloft. The storm started innocently enough, with a slow drizzle.
"Hit's bankin' up t' snow. Mought commence enny time, Milas speculated. "Y'u boys go brang up som' wood t' add t' th' pile."
No weather forecaster provided warning of what was to come. The first evidence that an ice storm was impending was accumulation of silvery shells of ice on the limbs of bushes. The cold rain picked up in intensity. Although it fell in liquid form, it froze as it struck exposed surfaces.
"Looks like we's en fer hit," Belle said. "Hit's beginnin' t' slick over." She'd slipped dangerously on the ice-covered stones that served for steps at the back porch.
As the day wore on, the ice spread to all the trees as well as fences and remnants of crops in the fields. Under the growing weight, the limbs began to droop. With a loud snap, a limb from one of the elms in front of the house broke and crashed to the ground. It narrowly missed the edge of the porch. The popping and crashing became more frequent and continued the rest of the day and into the night. Entire tops broke from larger pine trees and they were stripped of their fragile limbs. Smaller trees leaned at sharp angles before the load became so great that they swaged completely to the ground. The temperature remained at the freezing point.
The next morning, the family awoke to a scene of chaos. Silvery limbs lay everywhere. The family could reach the barn to tend to the animals only by pursuing a zigzag course around the fallen boughs. The broken top of a pine tree had crushed the corncrib. Even the road had become impassible from debris of the storm.
"Boys, git sum axes 'n' clean up th' road 'long our proppity," Milas directed.
To maintain the roads was the country way. When a boy turned eighteen, he could choose between paying a road tax and working it out by keeping up the gravel and dirt lanes. Most boys had no realistic option. They worked.
Clearing up after the ice storm wasn't part of that arrangement. It was something they did simply because it needed doing. All the other families would do the same. A widow without sons nearby would find neighbor men coming to her assistance. Nobody expected females to work on the road.
As they chopped the fallen limbs into manageable pieces and pulled them onto the shoulder of the road, the boys stopped to gaze at the surrounding forests. The rain had stopped. The sun had come out. Flashing sparkles of green, red, yellow, and blue came from the still-standing trees. It was a fantastic sight.
At wide intervals, more limbs, weakened from the heavy ice, continued to pop and crash, but, for the most part, the storm was over. Aside from the extra work of cleaning up, it had little affect on the family's daily routine. Electric lines and phone lines didn't fall because none existed.
Among the town dwellers, it was a different story. Some of them remained out of what they'd come to regard as essential services for days or weeks. City living made people soft.
Two weeks after the ice storm came one of the deep snows that typically occurred only once a winter. It began with scattered flakes, but increased in intensity as they day went along. The frozen soil was an idea base to allow for significant accumulation. The ground became white, but leaves and grass sticking up through the snow initially marred the beauty. By later afternoon about six inches had fallen, giving an otherworldly appearance to the familiar landscape.
Ailene and Iduma ran about in the yard, shrieking with delight, as the rapidly falling snow stung their noses and faces. Each expiration produced mists of white from the moisture in their breath.
"Watch me," Iduma called out. "I'm gonna ketch a sno'flake wif my tongue."
By nightfall the family was gathered in front of the fireplace. Instead of experiencing the comfy warmth tradition attributes to fireplaces, they had to deal with harsh reality. Howard scooted his chair close and faced the fireplace. After about twenty minutes, the denim of his overalls felt hot to the touch. The metal brads that held the cloth together became blazing hot and burned his skin. His face and hands absorbed so much heat that he began to sweat. At the same time, a bitter cold embraced his back. He moved his chair farther from the fire and turned it sideways. He burned up on one side and froze on the other.
Most of the meager heat went up the chimney. The house was drafty and devoid of insulation. The temperature inside remained well below the freezing point except directly in front of the fireplace and immediately around the wood cook stove in the kitchen.
The heating situation was worsened by the way the family gathered firewood. Seasoned wood that was thoroughly dried produced the most heat. Spring, summer, and fall were the busy seasons, so cutting firewood was relegated to late fall and winter, often on a last minute, as needed, basis. The result was green wood that was hard to ignite, popped furiously, and used much of the heat it produced to drive off its own moisture.
That night Belle pulled the extra quits from storage and laid them on the beds. The children, as usual, slept three to a bed. The weight of the added quilts made it hard even to turn over. Once body heat dispelled the biter chill of the bed, the children had cocoons of warmth where they slept comfortably until morning.
The sky was still cloudy at daybreak. Occasional showers of snow fell. Outside laid a thick blanket of white. The wash pot was a smooth, round lump, bushes were mounds of snow, and the woodpile had disappeared under a cloaking of uniformity so that not a stick could be seen. The roadway was covered, but it didn't matter since nobody was out on such a day. The accumulation came almost to the level of the porches. Except for the outbuildings and tall trees, everything was a sea of unbroken white.
"Go check on th' anim'ls, boys," Milas directed. "Make sure they's got enuf hay. If not, throw sum down from th' loft. Then see t' th' chick'ns. Spread out sum corn fer 'em in th' coop. They can't walk 'n this snow."
The boys rushed out to do their father's bidding. They were eager to romp in the snow. After a few steps, they found that it wasn't the fun they'd expected. The younger boys sank well below their knees. Even long-legged Leamon had difficulty walking in snow of that depth.
Milas stepped onto the porch to observe. "Git sum shovels 'n' dig paths," he said. "This snow'll b' heer fer a while."
The snow was heavy and wet. By concerted effort they cleared paths wide enough to walk single file. The exposed, brown ground became muddy as it gathered heat from the sunshine. The sides of the paths were far higher than the general snowfall. It was useless to throw the snow very far from where it'd been removed.
The needs of the farm animals met, the children could play. "Let's build a sno'man," Jean suggested. All thought it an excellent idea.
Some lesser snows were dry and crumbly. They weren't suitable for creating the large balls that went into the construction of a snowman. This one was just right. The snowman began as a compressed lump of snow about the size of a soft ball. Working two or three at a time, the children rolled the ball about in the snow. It grew rapidly as it picked up layer after layer. They were careful to make it as round as possible.
"This un's big enuf fer th' bottom," Howard declared. "Let's start on th' middl'."
They repeated the same process as before, but stopped when the ball was slightly smaller than the first one.
"We musn't make it so big we can't lift it," Leamon cautioned. "Snow's heavy."
Four of the children worked together to heave the ball atop the base. They packed extra snow where the balls met to hold them together and to give their creation a better waistline. A much smaller ball of snow made an admirable head.
Two rocks dug from the ground of the path to the barn served as eyes when pressed firmly into the head. A short, brown stick became a nose. No hat was worn out enough to be placed on its head. Their father didn't smoke, so no pipe could be thrust into the mouth. The snowman was complete. As they stood back and admired their work, the children agreed that they'd done an excellent job.
"Birdie, fetch me ah bucket o' thet snow 'n' I'll make us some sno' cream," Belle called out. She stood on the side porch holding an enamel bucket. "Be shore t' git hit from a deep place thet's not got trash 'n hit."
The recipe was a simple one. To the snow, Belle added cream from the cow's milk, some white, granulated sugar, and drops of Watkins vanilla flavoring which she'd purchased from a traveling salesman. She stirred the ingredients and added snow as necessary, until it reached an icy consistency. All agreed that snow cream was one of the best things about winter.
Confined to the area of the house and yard, family members had to entertain themselves as best they could. Milas and Belle pursued one of their favorite pastimes, playing dominoes. Milas had a set of double nines. Most sets went only to double sixes. He placed the black rectangles on the kitchen table with the spots down and slid them around until they were randomly assorted. The two each drew seven dominoes to start. He always went first.
Only multiples of fives scored points. The end dominoes all around were the ones that were added to make the determination. An intricate design developed as the game progressed. Milas kept score on a paper from a brown sack. Although she had little formal education, playing the game had enabled Belle to learn to count and add quickly. Both were considered to be skilled players.
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