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What's New in the Altova MissionKit Product Line?
Service Pack 1
On April 22, 2014, Altova released Service Pack 1 of its Version 2014 Release 2 product line. SP1 provides helpful bug fixes and other enhancements. SP1 also includes OpenSSL 1.0.1g. Note: Altova MissionKit tools are not affected by the Heartbleed bug. More information is available here.
Service Pack 1 is a free update for all customers of Version 2014 Release 2 and any customer with an active Support and Maintenance Package (SMP). Visit the download page to update now.
Altova MissionKit Version 2014 Release 2
Available March 19, 2014, Version 2014 Release 2 delivers the revolutionary new XSL Speed Optimizer, as well as numerous new features and enhanced functionality to improve performance, address customer requests, and provide extended standards support for XSLT, XQuery, and XBRL.
Update to the latest version of your Altova software now, or read on below to learn about all the new features.
Version 2014r2 Altova Server Products
Version 2014 Release 2 of Altova Server Software is also available starting March 19, 2014 with numerous new performance-boosting features.
Learn more and upgrade your server products now.
Version 2014 Release 2 SP1 is a free upgrade for any customer with a valid Support and Maintenance Package.
Customers with an active Support & Maintenance Package (SMP) for Altova desktop developer tools receive all major software upgrades and maintenance releases, in addition to technical support, at no additional cost during their SMP period. Customers with current SMP have received all the features below - just by downloading and installing the latest product version as soon as it's available.
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|New in XMLSpy 2014r2
|XSL Speed Optimizer
|Large number of new Altova extension functions
|Additional support for XSLT 3.0
|Completed support for XQuery 3.0
|XBRL Table Linkbase editor
|New commands for XBRL Formula execution and XBRL Table generation
|Ability to provide custom error text for XML Schema assertions
|Support for integration with Visual Studio 2013 (adds to support for previous versions)
XSL Speed Optimizer
The new XSL Speed Optimizer is a revolutionary approach to speeding up XSLT transformations, providing tremendous increases in throughput with no analysis required by the developer. During XSLT development, it is often difficult to determine which aspects of the XSLT and XPath code are bottlenecks. Even with the powerful XMLSpy XSLT profiler, a developer must look at the profiling report manually and figure out ways to potentially rewrite the XSLT instructions or the XPath expressions used in the stylesheet to speed up the execution, and this requires significant time and expert-level XSLT development skills.
Now, the XSL Speed Optimizer allows developers to focus on the transformation logic of their stylesheets and leave speed optimization to XMLSpy.
To use the XSL Speed Optimizer, a developer supplies an XSLT stylesheet along with sample XML data. The optimizer analyzes the transformation to identify bottlenecks, tests it against proven optimization patterns and internal information to determine speed improvements, and generates XML processing instructions (PI) to automatically insert in the stylesheet. Then the XSL Speed Optimizer re-runs the execution to determine which optimizations result in an increase in speed, and only saves those that have a positive impact. And if there are no improvements identified, no changes will be made.
The developer's XSLT code is not altered; XMLSpy simply provides PIs that speed XSLT execution significantly – without requiring the user to re-write his/her XSLT and XPath expressions. XSLT enhanced by the XSL Speed Optimizer can be executed directly in XMLSpy as well as RaptorXML Server for lightning-fast processing.
Additional support for XSLT 3.0
Support for editing, debugging, and profiling a subset XSLT 3.0 was added in XMLSpy 2014, and in Release 2 that support is extended even further to include even more functionality, such as maps and text value templates. Please note that a subset of XSLT 3.0 is supported since the standard is still a working draft that continues to evolve.
Custom Error Text for XML Schema 1.1 Assertions
This feature enhances support for XML Schema 1.1 that was added to XMLSpy in Version 2014. XML Schema 1.1 includes the new <xs:assert> element, which allows rules-based validation of business policies involving more than one element. However, the specification doesn't provide a way of providing descriptive error message text to the user when validation of an assertion fails. Now, developers can easily define error message content in XMLSpy 2014r2, either in the Assertions tab of the schema overview (as show to the right) or in the Details entry helper in content model view.
When an error occurs during validation of an assertion in an XML instance, XMLSpy reports the custom text in the validation message window.
Reporting of these custom messages is also now supported by RaptorXML Server.
Completed support for XQuery 3.0
Support for a subset of the XQuery 3.0 standard was added to XMLSpy 2014, and with Release 2 the implementation can be considered complete. You'll have access to the full functionality of XQuery 3.0 when editing, debugging, and profiling XQuery.
New Altova extension functions
XMLSpy 2014r2 includes a large number of new Altova extension functions for calculating age and time, performing number format calculations, selecting characters, and more. Examples include:
- Add years, months, days, hours, minutes, or seconds directly to date/time without a need to understand complex duration syntax
- Return a week day as an integer from a date
- Calculate age
- Extended substring search functionality
- Repeat a string
- Convert a hex string to an integer or vice versa
- Pad string from left or right
- Search for elements or attributes based on their name, optionally with regular expressions
- And more
These new extension functions are designed to deliver both power and convenience, helping you meet common business requirements efficiently.
New Commands for XBRL Formula & XBRL Table Processing
Support for validating and editing XBRL Formula definitions was added in XMLSpy 2014, and now, in R2, it's even easier to execute XBRL formula and/or assertion calculations. Simply select the new Execute Formula command in the XBRL menu to open the Execute Formula dialog box, add parameters, and select the formulas / assertions to be executed.
Similarly, to generate tables defined via XBRL Table Linkbases, the user selects the new Generate Table command from the XBRL menu to open a dialog where the required table(s) may be selected along with the desired output format: XML or HTML. The image to the right is a portion of an XBRL table rendered in HTML, showing revenues calculated in various ways based on the reported XBRL data.
XBRL Table Linkbase editor
The XBRL Taxonomy editor now provides built-in support for defining XBRL Table Linkbases in a graphical manner.
The XBRL Table Linkbase specification provides mechanisms for defining the structure of tables used to present and/or edit XBRL instance data. It goes beyond the standard capabilities of the presentation linkbase – which only provides a simple arrangement of facts in a hierarchy – to define the presentation of multi-dimensional XBRL data in a format that is more familiar to non-technical stakeholders such as accountants, financial professionals, and other business users.
XBRL Taxonomy authors will notice a new Tables tab in the graphical XBRL Taxonomy editor in XMLSpy 2014r2. Here, it's easy to add and define tables using graphical diagrams, context menus, and the Details entry helper window.
Integration with Visual Studio 2013
XMLSpy has long supported seamless integration with Microsoft Visual Studio, and in XMLSpy 2014r2, support has been updated to include the latest version of this important IDE.
Download a free trial of XMLSpy now.
Or, if you're already an XMLSpy user, learn more about all the new features that have been added since your last upgrade.
|New in MapForce 2014
|Support for CDATA generation in XML files
|New functions for processing and generating sequences
|Timeout settings for Web service calls (Enterprise Edition) and database execution
|Improved mapping validation and editing help
|Support for integration with Visual Studio 2013 (adds to support for previous versions)
Support for CDATA Generation
A new feature allows target XML element nodes to be output as CDATA instead of XML-escaped characters. This setting is chosen via an entry in the right-click context menu.
In this mapping the output file is an XML document where the <Description> element contains text that includes HTML coding for bold and italic highlighting and the angle brackets are preserved, as shown in the Output preview to the right.
Writing the output as CDATA greatly improves human readability, since otherwise the HTML angle brackets would be generated as XML entities, such as <b> for <b>.
New Functions for Processing and Generating Sequences
A series of new functions have been added to significantly extend functionality for working with sequences: generate-sequence, replicate-sequence, group-into-blocks, items-at, items-from-till, and more. The complete list of sequence functions is shown in this view of the function library.
In the mapping shown at the far right, the new group-into-blocks function is used to divide a large input file into a series of more manageable output files. A long list of employees has been divided into groups of 3, defined by the block-size function parameter.
The Output window lets users preview each of the output files individually. Note that each output file name is generated from the group node number.
Timeout Settings for Web Service Calls and Database Execution
MapForce mappings can interact with external systems such as databases and Web services (Enterprises Edition only) that are not under control of the data mapping designer. Response time from the remote system may be unpredictable and can vary based on workload, number of connected users, and various other conditions.Users can now define timeouts for Web service calls and database sources. Each component has its own timeout setting to allow maximum flexibility, defined in the component Properties, as shown at the left.
A database input to a mapping could be a SQL query requiring a long and complex calculation by the database engine before the result is delivered for further processing. In that situation the user may want to set a very long timeout.
If the timeout is exceeded, execution fails and a message (above right) identifies the component with the error.
Improved Mapping Validation and Editing Help
MapForce mapping validation messages have been improved significantly to help users quickly find and resolve errors. Additionally, v2014r2 includes suggested resolutions for warnings in situations where a mapping is technically correct, but could yield undesirable results.
Support for Integration with Visual Studio 2013
MapForce 2014 Release 2 supports integration with Visual Studio 2013, the latest official release from Microsoft. Developers working on data transformation projects can operate MapForce within Visual Studio and take advantage of the native project management of the hosting IDE, for complete and seamless integration into a single workflow.
Integration is accomplished via a free integration component downloaded separately.
Download a free trial of MapForce now.
Or, if you're already a MapForce user, learn more about all the new features that have been added since your last upgrade.
|New in StyleVision 2014r2
|Powered by RaptorXML
|Support for XSLT 3.0 and XPath 3.0
|Enhanced XPath dialog
|Support for Altova XPath extension functions
|Integration with Visual Studio 2013 (adds to support for previous versions)
Support for XPath 3.0 and XSLT 3.0
Thanks to integration of the RaptorXML engine, StyleVision now allows designers to take advantage of the power afforded by the new XSLT 3.0 and XPath 3.0 standards, including inline function expressions, dynamic function calls, a simple mapping operator, and more .
When you select XSLT 3.0 on the StyleVision toolbar, an XSLT 3.0 stylesheet will be auto generated based on your graphical StyleVision design, and XPath 3.0 functions and operators will be fully supported. Note: Generation of Authentic forms is provided only when XSLT 1.0 or 2.0 is selected.
Support for Altova XPath extension functions
StyleVision 2014r2 also supports the Altova extension functions (altovaext) available in XMLSpy. These augment the standard XPath functions to meet requirements common in stylesheet design and business report generation. Please see the XMLSpy section above for more details.
These new functions are all organized by type and are easy to view and implement via the StyleVision XPath dialog, which also provides implementation hints.
Enhanced XPath dialog
Shown below, the XPath dialog for building and evaluating XPath expressions in StyleVision now provides even more helpful functionality, including syntax coloring, the option to display function arguments as names or as XML Schema types, editing guidance and detailed error messages, and more, making it easier than ever to compose and test XPath 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 expressions for use in form and report designs.
The new XPath extension functions added in StyleVision 2014r2 are available along with the standard XPath functions in the function entry helper pane, where it's easy to explore the available functions and insert them in an XPath expression by double clicking. Then, click the Evaluator button to ensure your expression returns the desired results.
Powered by RaptorXML
Joining the rest of the Altova MissionKit products powered by RaptorXML is StyleVision 2014r2. The RaptorXML engine is now built into StyleVision, enabling lightning-fast XSLT transformations as well as support for the latest versions of XSLT and XPath. This includes auto-generation of XSLT 3.0 stylesheets for rendering business reports and documents to publish XML, XBRL, and SQL database data.
Download a free trial of StyleVision now.
Or, if you're already a StyleVision user, learn more about all the new features that have been added since your last upgrade.
|New in Authentic 2014r2
|Integration with Visual Studio 2013 (adds to support for earlier versions)
Integration with Visual Studio 2013
Authentic has long supported integration with Visual Studio, and now support has been updated to include the latest version of the IDE. The free Visual Studio integration package lets you use Authentic seamlessly in the Visual Studio environment, either for testing Authentic applications before deploying them to end users or to take advantage of WYSIWYG XML editing inside Visual Studio.
Download a free trial of Authentic now.
Or, if you're already an Authentic user, learn more about all the new features that have been added since your last upgrade.
|New in UModel 2014
|Support for integration with Visual Studio 2013 (adds to support for previous versions)
Support for Integration with Visual Studio 2013
UModel 2014 Release 2 supports integration with Visual Studio 2013, the latest official release from Microsoft. Developers working on projects with UML models can run UModel inside the Visual Studio 2013 IDE.
Optionally, users may select automatic synchronization between UML models and code. If automatic synchronization is selected, revisions to UML diagrams in a UModel diagram window are instantly reflected in the code-editing window, or changes edited directly in code immediately update the corresponding diagram.
Integration with Visual Studio 2013 is implemented via a free integration component downloaded separately.
Download a free trial of UModel now.
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Tireless Juan de Fuca hockey volunteer remembered at tournament
A longtime and beloved volunteer with Juan de Fuca Minor Hockey and other local sports groups will be remembered this weekend during the fifth annual Debbie Cooper Memorial peewee and bantam house hockey tournament at The Q Centre, Juan de Fuca and Westhills arenas.
Cooper, known alternately as The Ice Queen and The Social Director for her tireless and integral work with minor hockey, passed away suddenly in 2009.
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EMC acquires flash storage startup DSSD
The Silicon Valley company is developing new technology for server-based flash
IDG News Service - EMC has agreed to acquire DSSD, a Silicon Valley startup developing technology for pooling server-based flash for high-performance data access.
The company will help EMC to tackle challenges in making flash capacity on servers into shared storage capacity. Its chairman is Andy Bechtolsheim, a pioneer of networked computing from Sun Microsystems and numerous startups. Its CEO, former 3Par executive Bill Moore, will continue to run the DSSD business inside EMC, while Bechtolsheim remains an adviser.
Server-based flash offers rapid access to data because it's connected to servers via fast PCIe connections. But it's limited to 10TB or less on each server and is hard to manage, forcing companies to rewrite applications just to use it, said Jeremy Burton, EMC's president of products and marketing, who announced the acquisition at EMC World in Las Vegas.
There's little public information about DSSD even though it's been around for four years, developing a product in stealth mode that EMC expects to have on the market next year. It's not at all clear what that product will look like, but EMC has some idea what it will do: The target applications are said to include in-memory databases such as SAP's HANA; real-time analytics, especially using Hadoop; and the most data-intensive workloads in government and science, such as climate modeling, face recognition and genomics.
EMC introduced its performance-boosting XtremIO all-flash array last year, but the DSSD product is expected to complement that platform, residing at the server tier rather than the storage tier. Though flash speeds up data access everywhere when compared with spinning disks, getting the ultimate speed requires putting it as close as possible to where the computing takes place. Any distance the bits have to travel over a network introduces delays. That's the idea behind HANA and other in-memory databases, which help enterprises make the best use of their big data to better run their businesses.
Part of EMC's motivation for the purchase may have been Silicon Valley star power, said Pund-IT analyst Charles King. In addition to Bechtolsheim's fame as a founder of Sun and a key player at Cisco, Arista Networks and other companies, several members of the management team at DSSD were key to the development of Sun's ZFS high-performance file system.
EMC spends about 12 percent of its revenue on R&D -- about US$3 billion this year -- and 10 percent on acquisitions, Chairman and CEO Joe Tucci said in his keynote address Monday. It's focused on helping enterprises advance from what it calls the "2nd Platform" -- essentially client-server computing -- to the "3rd Platform" of cloud, mobile, big data and social networking, he said.
EMC was an early investor in DSSD. It expects the acquisition to close in the second quarter.
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Billy Porter and the Boston Pops -- Broadway Star Sings Show Tunes and Soul
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Audra McDonald, the only performer of either gender to win six Tony Awards, returns to the Symphony Hall stage. McDonald won her Tony Awards for performances in Carousel, Master Class, Ragtime, A Raisin in the Sun, The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess and, most recently, as Billie Holiday in Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill. Frequently praised for her pure, powerful soprano voice, this extraordinary artist -- who The New York Times calls "a defining voice of our time" -- has also won two Grammy Awards, starred as Dr. Naomi Harris for four seasons on ABC's Private Practice and released her first solo album in seven years, Go Back Home, just last year. With this exclusive pre-sale offer, get access to prime seats before they go on sale to the general public. Learn More
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Regarding seating ... Our table was on the floor and 2nd row from the back. It was great to enjoy a cocktail during the performance but difficult to see.Melissa Etheridge With the Boston Pops info • Jun 13 2014 star this tip starred
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We had a great time -totally enjoyed the music and Billy Porter was great - we had seen him in Kinky Boots a few months ago, so when he came out with his Kinky Boots it was so much fun! Great night.
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Tickets and seats were fine. I was a little disappointed in that I felt I was at a nightclub show instead of the lovely spring POPS I have attended for 50 years when rush balcony seats were $.50! Billy Cole has a wonderful voice and stage...continued
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In a word, WOW!!!! What a night! The Pops, as always, were sensational! Keith Lockhart is the best and never disappoints! I heard some new songs last night like Oblivion that I was not familiar with before and it was so haunting and beautiful!...continued
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Great night out. Great music, great service and Billy Porter was dynamic!
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Now in its 133rd season, the Boston Symphony Orchestra gave its inaugural concert on October 22, 1881, and has continued to uphold the vision of its founder, the businessman, philanthropist, Civil War veteran, and amateur musician Henry Lee Higginson, for well over a century. The Boston Symphony Orchestra has performed throughout the United States, as well as in Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, South America, and China; in addition, it reaches audiences numbering in the millions through its performances on radio, television, and recordings. It plays an active role in commissioning new works from today's most important composers; its summer season at Tanglewood is regarded as one of the world's most important music festivals; it helps develop the audience of the future through BSO Youth Concerts and through a variety of outreach programs involving the entire Boston community; and, during the Tanglewood season, it sponsors the Tanglewood Music Center, one of the world's most important training grounds for young composers, conductors, instrumentalists, and vocalists. The orchestra's virtuosity is reflected in the concert and recording activities of the Boston Symphony Chamber Players, one of the world's most distinguished chamber ensembles made up of a major symphony orchestra's principal players, and the activities of the Boston Pops Orchestra have established an international standard for the performance of lighter kinds of music. Overall, the mission of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is to foster and maintain an organization dedicated to the making of music consonant with the highest aspirations of musical art, creating performances and providing educational and training programs at the highest level of excellence. This is accomplished with the continued support of its audiences, governmental assistance on both the federal and local levels, and through the generosity of many foundations, businesses, and individuals.


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Anderson police are asking for the public's help locating the man who officers say shot another man inside Denny's on Clemson Boulevard in Anderson around 5 a.m. Saturday.
Lt. Tony Tilley said Michael Todd Stratton, 41, got into an argument with the victim that ended when Stratton shot the other man in the chest.
"The victim is a 25 year old male who was transported to the hospital for treatment of what appear to be non-life threatening injuries," Tilley said.
Tilley said Stratton has a possible Atlanta address.
Anderson City Police detectives have signed warrants charging Stratton with attempted murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime, Tilley said.
If anyone has any information about Stratton's whereabouts they are asked to call Anderson Area Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.
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The Snake Creek Road will be closed from the park boundary into the park to begin work on campsites, trails and restroom improvements. Work will continue until snow closes the project. Work will resume in Spring 2015.
Astronomy Programs to Resume August 23rd
After a safety review Astronmy Programs will begin again on a trial basis on August 23rd. More »
Road Work at Great Basin National Park
Beginning July 8, 2014 and continuing through the end of August there will be road work at Great Basin National Park on paved roads throughout the park. Delays of 10 minutes or less may occur. Updated 8/12/2014 More »
2009: Poet Diane Weddington
Diane Weddington is a native of North Carolina. She has been writing poetry since she was 8 years old, and began writing poetry for the National Park Service during a residency in 2001 at Badlands National Park. She has been a writer-in-residence at Grand Canyon North, North Cascades, Canyon of the Ancients, Hubbell Trading Post and Capitol Reef. She also led a writers' retreat at the Wyoming Fish and Game Center. She studied writing at the Spoleto, Italy Writers' Workshop. She is the author of five non-fiction books including a guide to early stage Alzheimer's. She divides her time between teaching public policy at Duke University in Durham, NC and journalism at Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill, California.
Below you will find some samples of Diane's poetry written while in residence at Great Basin National Park.
revealed by unnatural light
continues the steady process
of decorating the cave.
Geologists call these ornaments
Children see mermaids
sea horses.
The decorations change
fall broken
get carried off.
made live
by single glittering drops.
whether the world will endure
look at the lichens
stubbornly rooted on rock faces
and sagebrush
in deserts.
Instead of giving up
or giving in to fears of growing old
look at bristlecones
which sprout new life
from dying trunks
and stars
which radiate a light
born billions of years ago.
We say we
cannot solve our problems
have lost our sense of wonder
grow distant from each other
and do not know what to do.
Instead of constant talk
and endless debate
about things which always seem important
seek the place of total silence
and listen to peace
is hidden.
Desert owes its life
to sagebrush roots
Caves preserve
painted reminders
of ancients
who left no words
Fallen cones enclose
which dispersed and rooted
become new bristlecones
Just so, the human heart
buries its sense of awe
in daily drudgery.
The sky, the wind, the water
wear away at the facade
of rock and heart alike
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The Hydrographic Great Basin is a 200,000 square mile area that drains internally. All precipitation in this region evaporates, sinks underground, or flows into lakes. No water reaches the ocean.


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Representative Sviggum,
I am a life-long Minnesota Vikings fan as well as a student at Winona
State University. I am sure you will pleased to know I am a member of
the College Republicans here at WInona State. It is clear the the
Metrodome provides ample economic enhancement for the downtown economy
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the Vikings organization. It is clear that the new ownership group,
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Thanks For Your Time,
Jackson Burgau
And his reply....
Dear Jackson:
Thank you for your recent letter concerning stadium funding. I
appreciate hearing from you and allowing me the opportunity to respond.
As you know, the stadium situation for Minnesota's sports teams has
been a topic of discussion by the legislature for many years. I am
excited by the University of Minnesota efforts to begin raising a
significant share of the on-campus stadium costs from private,
non-government sources for the Gopher football stadium. I remain very
hopeful that we'll take votes on the Gophers and Twin proposals this
Thank you again for contacting me and for your friendship.
Steve Sviggum
Speaker of the House
As you can see he totally beat around the bush regarding the VIKINGS stadium issue, hopefully this isnt the feeling of all our representatives.


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Wetlands Witbier - Swashbuckler Brewing Co, LTD
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Reviews by Phatz:
4.45/5 rDev +13.5%
I must thank BA 'tophu' for picking up three bottles of this beer for me. You are the man! here are The Brewers Notes:
Wetlands Witbier -Belgian Style Wit(white) Beer made with all organic malts, hops and spices. This is a light refreshing Belgian White Ale that has a subtle sweetness from orange peels, and an interesting spicy note from coriander, traditional in a Witbier. This beer is being served unfiltered at the Great Green America Festival, and approximately 4 bbls will be bottled conditioned in 1 liter EZ Cap Amber Bottles, which will be sold for the patrons to take home. Enjoy this handcrafted organic beer from Swashbuckler Brewing Co.
This beer comes in swing top EZ Cap bottle with a nice label. Some people consider this growler for reviewing purposes but this is bottled by the brewer and bottle conditioned in this bottle so it is fresh. The bottle was purchased today and kept cold. I can't wait to get into the meat of the review.
Appearance: The bottle opens with a small pop. The beer pours into my large Weizen glass slowly and a massive white head rises rapidly. Five fingers worth of thick white majestic head stands a top this beer that is certainly unfiltered cloudy pale yellow. The carbonation is very active with big bubbles forcing their way to the top and fueling this rocky head. As the head slowly fades it leaves behind very attractive clumps of lace. This is what a Witbier should look like.
Smell: Nice. Right from the pop-top and through the pour I could smell the spices already. I walked away and on my way back to the glass I could smell the coriander coming. By the time the head fades and I got my nose in the glass the spices seemed to have settled down as well. I wasnt getting as much bigness from the nose anymore but it is still quite pleasant. The wheat seems to be leading now, with a touch of wet lemon grass and orange peels. Very soft, very nice.
Taste: Extremely quaffable. I just refilled my glass and I'm hardly half way through review it. The gentle wheat flavor and lively zippy spices are ridiculously approachable. There is a light wheat base and all the spices seem to be doing a vibrant dance on my tongue. It gets hard to sort out what is making this beer so lively. Certainly the is a twang of lemon and a pinch of pepper and gentle herbal hop element. There is some orange peel and dare I say vanilla, ever so slightly. The finish is crisp. The aftertaste leaves some sweetness and a certain amount of pepper nibbling at my tongue. This is a hell-uv-a Wit. Well done Mark.
Mouthfeel: Lively and crisp with a dryness left on the cheeks. The finish is almost biting with delicious spices and poking and prodding on the swallow but it is an enjoyable chore.
Drinkability: This is a drinkable beer if ever a drinkable beer there was. One liter is hardly enough. I was going to share the other two bottles; and I will if I can restain myself. This is a beer that simply drinks easily. It is a summer beer. It is refreshing, and it is very tasty to say the least!
Hope this is helpful.
07-15-2007 03:20:13 | More by Phatz
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4/5 rDev +2%
Flip top bottle.
Poured extremely clear at first and needed a swirl to rouse the yeast, which gave it a little more character flavor-wise. Pale yellow gold body beneath a fair-sized head of delicate bright-white froth. Good retention, moderate lacing.
Typical witbier aroma with delicate notes of honeyish and wheaty malt, soft coriander, and whispy citrus.
The flavor follows the aroma, and I was pleased to find that it wasn't overdone as so many American versions of the style can be. Rather, it was fairly delicate, but perfectly balanced - exactly as it's supposed to be! The spices were right on, there was just enough malt character, and the bitterness was perfectly in tune.
The lighter body and delicately effervescent body compliment, or should I say accentuate the delicate spiciness, and this is a remarkably refreshing ale. Very accessible, and very drinkable! Well done.
01-10-2008 15:38:12 | More by NeroFiddled
3.98/5 rDev +1.5%
1 liter swingtop bottle into a couple of tumblers.
Pours a slightly hazy gold with a thin covering of fizzy brite-white head. Retains with the same look, looking a cascade of foamy lacing down the sides of the glass. The aroma is sweet in the nose with some honeyed wheat accents that are quickly followed by a splash of lemon and orange, a touch of spice, and some gentle grassy character.
The taste is sweet grains and zesty citrus flavors, a light bitterness, and some even lighter spicy coriander that adds some extra tang and dryness to this. The mouthfeel is lighter-medium bodied, with a crisp and quite quenching feel that really ramps the drinkibility of this up.
I liked the more gentle approach to this that the flavors took plus the body and drinkibility was quite crisp and refreshing. Good stuff here from Swashbuckler (and organic to boot!).
01-25-2010 17:47:02 | More by Kegatron
3.23/5 rDev -17.6%
Thanks to Phatz for sharing this one. Poured from a brown swingtop.
A - Hazy golden with a thin white head.
S - Spice and slight wheat scents. Noticeable coriander and a tinge of diacetyl.
M - Thin, creamy and citrusy.
T - Tart with minimal spice flavor. A little on the tangy side, not enough spice and wheat in the flavor for my taste. A bit on the sour side of wheat, but nowhere near a berliner intensity.
D - Easy to drink and refreshing, just not a classic wit IMO. Very quaffable w/ a tart taste I would try this again.
08-14-2007 01:05:04 | More by Slatetank
4.15/5 rDev +5.9%
a: Pale golden straw color with a big fluffy whie head.
s: Typical for the style, very noticeable peppery spices and some earthty yeasts.
t: I like witbiers a lot, but I have picking out any obvious differences between them. This tasted like a typical witbier to me. Nicely spiced and slightly sour.
m: Excellent carbonation, fills the mouth and leaves me smacking my lips.
d: If its a witbier and it tastes good it absolutely gets a high mark for drinkability. The ultimate session style for me.
11-13-2007 14:33:29 | More by DIM
3.68/5 rDev -6.1%
Swing top bottle that is bottle conditioned. Thanks Phatz for the opportunity
Appearance: Very very light in color. The beer is golden and pee-like in the body. The beer created a 1" white head with small bubbles and left behind some ample lacing on the glass.
Smell: Interesting. I picked up some hard boiled egg and funk to this one. Bold aromas of coriander and wheat are there as well.
Taste: A wheat beer through and through. The spice isn't as present as it was in the nose. You can taste some coriander and some lemon peel.
Mouthfeel: Very smoothe but also quite crisp. A little tartness lends to some lip smacking but it is quite enjoyable.
Drinkability: If you had a lot of this beer it sure would go down easy. With the low alcohol content to the smoothe and crisp mouthfeel, you'd be in for a treat. Being that I'll probably never have this again, it would be hard to consume massive quantities. I must say that this is a great organic beer, however, it wasn't as pronounced in the taste area. Maybe this has to do with the organic ingredients.
08-09-2007 22:39:09 | More by Risser09
Wetlands Witbier from Swashbuckler Brewing Co, LTD
- out of 100 based on 6 ratings.


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DETROIT – Less than 24 hours after Mike Brown's controversial hit on Jiri Hudler, the feeling among the Anaheim Ducks has not changed.
It was clean.
The Detroit Red Wings may not have agreed, but according to The Associated Press, they were told Saturday that Brown won't be suspended for Game 2, which will take place on Sunday afternoon at Joe Louis Arena.
Ducks coach Randy Carlyle had his own disagreements with the officiating again in the 3-2 loss in Game 1. After watching the video, he was displeased about a hit by Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall that apparently drew blood from Ryan Carter.
"It's amazing there wasn't any replays on the Kronwall check on Ryan Carter. He cut him in the first period," Carlyle said. "He jumped and left his feet. There was no replays. We let the League make those decisions."
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"Obviously, they're looking at it from their perspective," said Kronwall, who had no interest in getting in a war of words. "That's how the game's played. They try to physical, and that's what we're trying to do as well."
It certainly was what Brown was trying to do when he drilled Hudler with 8:31 remaining in the first period. Brown practiced with the team on Saturday.
Johan Franzen scored on the ensuing power play, which erased a 1-0 lead for the Ducks. For Brown, it was extremely difficult to have to watch the remaining 48 minutes of the game.
"They gave me a five and a game," Brown said when asked if he felt the penalty was enough justice. "They had a five-minute power play. It was good that we only let them score one goal, but I just wanted to be out there and play. It was a bummer not being out there. There's nothing I can really say other than that it was a clean hit."
Ducks forward Ryan Getzlaf agreed.
"I thought it was clean," he said. "It's not like he elbowed him or anything like that."
Detroit coach Mike Babcock -– who said the hit was dirty after Friday's victory -– was short on the subject at Saturday's morning skate and said he didn't think Brown would be suspended.
"What do I know?" he said. "Nothing's changed for me. It doesn't matter what I think. I'm not making these decisions.
"It doesn't matter what I think … I want to make that real clear. They don't care what I think. To me, I think we're supposed to be protecting each other's heads. That's it. That's all I've got."
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Taking a break from dark comedies like ōJunoö and ōUp In The Air,ö director Jason Reitman delivers ōLabor Dayö (2013, Paramount, PG-13, $30), a leisurely paced drama about the unlikely love affair between a reclusive single mom (Kate Winslet) and an escaped convict (Josh Brolin). Reitman tells the story through the eyes of WinsletÆs son (Gattlin Griffith), a teenager who bonds with Brolin after he bakes the most appetizing peach pie in the history of peach pies. ōLabor Dayö could have used a dash of humor but, if you like your romances sincere and snark-free, youÆll appreciate this lush fairy tale about the importance of latching onto love whenever and wherever you can find it. Extras: deleted scenes, featurette and Reitman commentary.
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Escape From Tomorrow (2013, Cinedigm, unrated, $20) Set during the last day of a family vacation in Disney World, Randy MooreÆs weirdly absorbing thriller centers on a father of two named Jim (Roy Abramsohn) who, after finding out heÆs lost his job, begins to experience the Magic Kingdom as a sinister nightmare. ōEscape From Tomorrow,ö which was shot at Disney WorldÆs theme parks and resorts without permission is, essentially, an anatomy of JimÆs nervous breakdown. Even though the film runs out of steam before the final act, itÆs still compelling to watch a family man go mad in the land of enchanted castles and fairytale princesses. Extras: featurettes and commentaries.
Gimme Shelter (2014, Lionsgate, PG-13, $20) Vanessa Hudgens, a long way from the ōHigh School Musicalö movies, stars as a pregnant teenager named Apple who runs away from her abusive mom (Rosario Dawson) in hopes of tracking down her wealthy father (Brendan Fraser). The premise of this based-on-a-true-story-tale is gripping and Hudgens is up to the challenge of playing a character whoÆs hit rock bottom. But after Apple winds up at a shelter for pregnant teens, the film becomes preachy. ōGimme Shelterö starts out as an authentic look at a teenage runaway and winds up feeling as flimsy as an Afterschool Special. Extras: featurettes and deleted scenes.
Gloria (2013, Lionsgate, R, $27) Divorced with grown children, 58-year-old Gloria (Paulina Garcia) refuses to give into loneliness. Instead, she forces herself to meet new people by going out to singles events and local dance clubs. One night, she hooks up with Rodolfo (Sergio Hernandez), who seems to be the answer to her prayers. The miracle of the movie is that it never tips over into sentimentality. Beautifully directed from start to finish by ChileÆs Sebastian Lelio, ōGloriaö is an unshowy character study that manages to be warm, intimate and, ultimately, uplifting. Extras: featurettes.
The Legend of Hercules 3D (2014, Lionsgate, PG-13, $30) HereÆs hoping Dwayne JohnsonÆs upcoming ōHerculesö gives the mythological hero his due because this version starring Kellan Lutz is a real slog. The action begins after the son of Zeus is banished from his kingdom by his evil stepfather (Scott Adkins). As Hercules battles his way back home, director Renny Harlin unleashes annoying slo-mo fights and phony-looking CGI nonsense. The only element of the movie that works is the love story between our hero and his gal pal Hebe (Gaia Weiss). ThereÆs something refreshingly old-fashioned about making Herc a one-woman man. Extras: featurette and commentaries by Lutz and Harlin.
The Best Offer (2014, IFC, R, $25) In the latest from Giuseppe Tornatore (ōCinema Paradisoö), an unscrupulous antiques dealer (Geoffrey Rush) grows obsessed with a mysterious heiress (Sophie Hoeks) whoÆs looking to sell off her familyÆs treasures. Sure, itÆs talky. But Tornatore, offering plenty of atmosphere, nuance and sexual tension, delivers a compelling thriller that keeps on springing surprises. If you think you know where itÆs headed, think again. Extras: none.
The Rise and Fall of The Clash (2014, Shout Factory, unrated, $15) The title of this engrossing documentary about the powerhouse punk outfit is a bit misleading. Director Danny Garcia is less concerned with the glory years of The Clash than he is with the chaotic period, following the release of ōCombat Rock,ö when lead singer Joe Strummer decided to sack guitarist Mick Jones. Highlights include a candid new interview with Jones and archival footage of the band in its prime stomping through ōWhen Johnny Comes Marching Homeö and ōShould I Stay or Should I Go.ö Extras: none.
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Collection (2001-2011, Warner, PG-13, $249) YouÆd have to be a muggle not to be jazzed about this 31-disc collection that brings together all eight ōPotterö films in one nifty set. The box takes the place of the ōHarry Potter WizardÆs Collection,ö which was released in 2012 and is now out of print. The movies, stretching from ōSorcererÆs Stoneö to ōThe Deathly Hallows,ö will be available on both DVD and Blu-ray in their theatrical cuts. Let the wizardry begin. Extras: over 45 hours of previously released bonus material.
SophieÆs Choice (1982, Shout Factory, R, $30) In one of her most haunting performances, Meryl Streep plays an Auschwitz survivor struggling to forget the horrors of the past. Peter MacNicol co-stars as Stingo, the young writer drawn into the orbit of Sophie and her loving/warring partner Nathan (Kevin Kline). Now on Blu-ray, Alan J. PakulaÆs adaptation of William StyronÆs best-seller is among the most heart-wrenching movies ever made. See it once and youÆll never forget it. Extras: new roundtable interviews with Streep and Kline.
The Gay Deception (1935, Fox Cinema Archives, unrated, $20) Finally available on DVD, one of William WylerÆs (ōThe Best Years of Our Livesö) earliest Ś and rarest Ś gems stars Frances Dee as a sweepstakes winner who moves to New YorkÆs Waldorf Hotel in hopes of blending into high society. Unbeknownst to her, one of the busboys (Francis Lederer) is a European prince whoÆs gone undercover to learn the hotel biz. They fall in love, of course, but getting to the happy ending is great fun, with plenty of mistaken-identity silliness and fizzy romance along the way. ōThe Gay Deceptionö is a real treat. Extras: none.
All The KingÆs Men (1949, Twilight Time, unrated, $30) Adapted from Robert Penn WarrenÆs Pulitzer-Prize-winning best seller, this timeless political thriller Ś now on Blu-ray Ś follows the ascendance of Willie Stark (Broderick Crawford), a Huey Long-esqe figure who starts out as a man of the people and winds up as crooked as the politicians he once railed against. Stark corrupts his nearest and dearest too, including a once-idealistic reporter (John Ireland) and a loyal flack (scary-good Mercedes McCambridge). Forget about the ill-conceived Sean Penn remake and stick with the original, which can still slam you with its intimacy and power. Extras: none.
Hill Street Blues: The Complete Series (1981-1987, Shout Factory, unrated, $199) One of the best cop shows of all time arrives on DVD in a lavish, newly remastered set that includes all seven seasons and 146 episodes. The show, which routinely opened with Sergeant Esterhaus (Michael Conrad) instructing his officers, ōletÆs be careful out there,ö pushed the envelope both stylistically and thematically. Not for nothing did this series net 26 Emmys, including four wins as Best Drama Series. Extras: commentaries, gag reel and featurettes.
Mr. Selfridge: Season Two (2014, PBS, unrated, $40) Five years might have passed since the events of the first season but Harry Selfridge (Jeremy Piven) is still rocking the retail world with his pioneering department store. Newly chic Agnes (Aisling Loftus) is back from Paris and feeling a bit overwhelmed with her new job as creative director, at least until Henri (Gregory Fitoussi) shows up to save the day. Meanwhile, on the homefront, Harry tries to patch things up with his estranged wife Rose (Frances OÆConnor). Sit back and enjoy the suds. Extras: deleted scenes and featurettes.
Life According to Sam (2013, HBO, unrated, $20) Directed by Oscar winners Sean and Andrea Fine (ōInnocenteö), this gripping documentary follows the efforts of physicians Leslie Gordon and Scott Berns to beat the clock and discover a treatment for Progeria, a rare genetic disorder that causes rapid aging in children. The doctors have a personal motivation for such a quest: their 14-year-old son Sam suffers from the condition. While much of the movie is given over to the drug trial, itÆs the bright and engaging Sam who makes the strongest impression. His determination to live life to the fullest is a genuine inspiration. Extras: additional footage.
The Carol Burnett Show: CarolÆs Crack Ups (2014, TimeLife, unrated, $60) Comedians are never supposed to laugh at their own jokes. But BurnettÆs long-running CBS variety series broke that rule with gusto and, in the process, delivered many fan-favorite moments. In fact, the show is remembered as much for Harvey KormanÆs tendency to crack up at Tim ConwayÆs antics as it is for the classic parodies of ōGone With The Windö and ōSunset Boulevard.ö Collected in this six-disc set are 17 episodes in which one or more of the regulars, including Burnett, failed to hold back the laughs. Extras: featurettes and bonus sketches.


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The mudslide also completely covered State Route 530 near the town of Oso, about 55 miles north of Seattle. It was at least 135 feet wide and 180 feet deep and hit just before 11 a.m., Snohomish County authorities said.


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As they go about the day, the beauticians at Filomena Salon Spa use products from brands such as Dermalogica, OPI, and Kevin Murphy and make sure their guests stay educated about beauty. Hairstylists—each with an attention to detail rivaled only by the finest of tax collectors—consult with their clients before starting cut-and-colour sessions, adding extensions, or performing KeraStraight smoothing treatments. Filomena's technicians use a cream-based wax to remove unwanted hair, and harness the power of St. Tropez tanning solution to give skin a healthy, natural-looking glow. And when you visit, whether it's for a spa mani-pedi or a relaxing massage, they're ready to offer the added comfort of tea and cookies.
Monita Chan has been training aspiring cosmetologists for more than two decades, instructing them in everything from creative haircut techniques to special-effects makeup application. At BM Chan—a cosmetology training academy that's also a full-service salon—she captains her team of beauty experts that includes stylists, massage therapists, nail technicians, and skincare specialists
When she and her team aren't leading classes in aromatherapy or medical aesthetics, they're giving their salon clients luxurious breaks from their busy lives. They even pull hair styling techniques from Vidal Sassoon and Pivot Point to create their looks for both special events as well as entirely unremarkable events.
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Kentucky law enforcement officials have arrested a Henderson man in connection with two bank robberies in Owensboro.
Owensboro Police Department say they received a tip that led them to 39-year-old Weston Hurd of Henderson.
Officers say Hurd is accused of robbing two Owensboro banks, First Security Bank on Frederica Street on December 28th and Kentucky Telco Bank on October 2nd.
Police say that the suspect entered the First Security Bank on Friday in possession of a small hand gun and demanded money. He was able to leave the bank with an undetermined amount of cash.
On October 2, police say the suspect entered Kentucky Telco Bank on Tamarac near Frederica Street and approached the teller counter where he demanded money. They say the suspect did not present a weapon during the confrontation with employees.
Hurd is lodged in the Henderson County Detention Center. He is charged with two counts of robbery.
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Not exactly what I was told by several other people Saturday, but here's what Komets general manager David Franke said today about forward Chris Auger, who is returning from Norfolk of the American Hockey League: "He had a lower-body injury and was going to miss some time, so the decision was made to just come back now. He should be on the ice here late in the week."
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Planet Aid Celebrates Mother Earth in April and May(April 15, 2014)
(PRWEB) April 15, 2014
Planet Aid will be celebrating Earth Day 2014 at its facilities across the country.
Nationally, there are over 300 students signed up for the Planet Aid Earth Day Art Contest. Winners will be announced on Earth Day, and finalists submissions will be displayed on our website and Facebook page.
Here are some other Planet Aid Earth Day activities scheduled for April and May:
- Planet Aid's Maryland office picked up 42 bags worth of trash around their office park for Howard County's 20 Minute Cleanup on April 9. The total amount of litter removed from the area weighed around 300 pounds.
- Planet Aids Massachusetts office will be hosting Planet EARTH Day on April 26, a day-long celebration featuring face painting, a bouncy house, a clothes recycling contest and more. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 47 Sumner Street in Milford, rain or shine. The Milford office will also be exhibiting at the PTO Today Expo 2014 on April 16 and the 21st Annual Maine Recycling & Solid Waste Conference on April 29.
- Planet Aids North Carolina office promoted clothes recycling at two Earth Month events: Earth Fair at North Carolina State University on April 9 and WUCycle at Winthrop University on April 11. Later on in the month, they will set up a yellow bin for clothing donations at the Keep Durham Beautiful Earth Festival on April 27. There will also be a clothing donation competition in the Raleigh area, with the person who collects the most clothes and shoes by weight receiving a $25 Visa gift card. Those interested in participating should label donations bags with their name, address and phone number and drop them off in the yellow bins at either Alexander Family YMCA or J&J Auto in Raleigh.
- Planet Aid s Philadelphia office will be holding a clothing donation contest at the 33rd annual 5k Run for Clean Air on April 19. For every full bag of clothes donated, Planet Aid will give out a raffle ticket for a prize draw at the end of the event. Prizes include an iPod Nano, two sets of Phillies tickets and gift cards to local restaurants.
- Planet Aids California office had a blast at the Star Ecos 14th Annual Childrens Earth Day on April 6 in Culver City, California. This outdoor event featured eco-friendly games, green shopping, celebrity guests, food trucks and more.
- Planet Aids New Hampshire office will have a booth at the Greater Salem NH Earth Day Festival on May 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Salem, New Hampshire Boys & Girls Club. They will also be participating in two roadside cleanups.
To get more details on all the past and future Earth Month events that Planet Aid attends, visit our website.
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This edition looks at the Scottish identity through Stevenson's novel. The duality of Scottish life - the mercantile, "respectable" Lowland Scot, as represented by Balfour, and the romantic, rebellious Highlander, Stewart - runs deep in the psyche and literature of Scotland.
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New friendships are great! It is so much fun to find people we connect with almost instantly! A real friendship, however, is tested when there is a disagreement or an occurrence that results in one of us getting hurt. That moment is when we have to decide if we are going to hold onto offence or practice forgiveness.
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