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Ratings: 141 | Reviews: 118 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by cambabeer:
3.93/5 rDev +0.5%
This is a good ale. The deep brown color has a head that sticks around. The smell is malty for sure, with some hops in the background. Definitely smells sweet. Big taste, malty and sweet, with the hops and alcohol taking off the edge of the huge malty character. The alcohol is prevalent in the middle and the aftertaste is bitter yet fruity. Buy this, it's good. Not world class, but good.
07-29-2012 07:07:10 | More by cambabeer
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North Carolina
4.28/5 rDev +9.5%
Pours a nice bronze color with a light soapy head,great fruity aroma,fruit just bursting real nice.Taste is more malt tilted wich I expected nice and fruity with a light hop bitterness that comes thru more as it warms along with a light earthiness.Seems to be a tad watery but really drinkable for the alcohol content,a nice find.
02-23-2004 19:26:06 | More by oberon
3.13/5 rDev -19.9%
Appearance: Cloudy brown. Hazy. Looks more like a wheat beer than a Scotch Ale. Little to no head when poured which is expected. As with the style, little carbonation noted.
Aroma: Malty aroma with mild alcohol undertones. Sweet caramel also detected.
Taste: VERY sweet, malty flavor. Overly sweet IMHO. Alcohol very evident which lends a slightly harsh aftertaste. Slight hop flavor detected.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied. Thicker than expected. Slightly cloying. Does have a semi-crisp finish.
Drinkability: Medium to low drinkability. A bit too clying & alcohol notes make it a slow sipper. Could only drink one at the most.
Comments: Not my favorite of the style. Too thick & cloying. The alcohol notes are overly present.
06-22-2006 20:05:43 | More by JMD71
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
$4.45 @ Charles Street Liquors, Boston, MA:
Presentation: 16.9 oz brown bottle with no freshness date.
Appearance: Dark tawny color shows it has dropped bright, excellent lacing clings to the glass like a champ.
Smell: Steely malt with a mild caramel sweetness, faint diacetyl and a ghost like figginess. Mild hopping though enough to take on the heavy malt profile.
Taste & Mouth Feel: A subtle mix of toasted and roasted malt more toasted. A kiss of buttery diacetyl with a long drawn breadiness. Black pepper and herbal hop, warming alcohol and a hard toasted grain in the end.
Drinkability & Notes: Close to a meal in a bottle, certainly a malt lovers brew.
06-29-2004 01:28:16 | More by Jason
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
Thanks to jkwalking for sharing this beer.
The beer pours a murky orangish-brown with a white head. The aroma is sweet fruit with some caramel malts. The flavor is very sweet with some caramel and toffee malt. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
03-05-2010 22:34:21 | More by Mora2000
3.58/5 rDev -8.4%
Clear and lightly reddish brown. The head is slightly weak, kind of gives up after a few seconds. Stringy lace. Smells of maple sugar, malty in most aspects. Starts light in mouthfeel, gets heavier in the stomach, a weird sense of released carbonation to me. Taste is fine across the board, malt-defined and moving in a spiced caramel direction. Finishes up at the back with a touch of crocus-like bittering. A bit of cashew nutiness on later sips. Pretty good, the texture seemed a bit off for me, and its a little on the one note side.
06-04-2004 15:01:20 | More by ADR
4.3/5 rDev +10%
Pours a thin creamy off-white head over a deep amber body. The head dissipates fairly quickly. The aroma jumps out of the beer before I even raise my glass. It smells of raisins, caramel and sweet malt with a slight herbal character too. An impressive malt complexity made up of light biscuit, caramel and a slight roasted character. There is a nice supporting herbal hop bitterness to boot. A smooth full body.
A nice higher-shilling ale, with well-hidden alcohol. As with any good Scottish ale the emphasis is definitely on the malt, but not to the point of excess or total lack of balance. Great complexity and smooth drinking.
11-27-2006 22:11:46 | More by Shovelbum
3.18/5 rDev -18.7%
(Served in a nonic)
A- This beer pours a hazy glowing deep copper body with a chunks of yeast suspended with a strong carbonation. The head is a bubbly light tan that last for a few sips.
S- The aroma of cooked apples and malt has some fruity qualities and some light toffee notes underneath but the aroma is otherwise very clean.
T- The tart bitterness in the finish is the stronger flavor although even that is soft. There is a softer sweetness of malt with some dry biscuit and honey malt notes followed by a water wort flavor. There is a solventy alcohol tasted in the finish but the bitter flavor lingers after the finish.
M- This beer has a medium-light mouthfeel with a tight fizz in the finish and some alcohol burn that grows a bit as the beer opens.
D- The bitterness of hops dominates and that doesn't even have the hop flavor to support it. The malt has some floral cleaner quality with the alcohol heat and that makes this a bit tough to get through.
01-04-2011 03:39:05 | More by rhoadsrage
North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev -0.3%
Nice orangey copper color which boasts a soapy head of cream that drops generous lace splotches on the glass.
Big grainy malts lend quite a candy/taffy-like element to the aroma, while some fruit and spice creep in, as well. At 7%, I'm surprised to get some of boozy warmth in the nose, which is a little too strong but brings out some nice toffee/caramel characteristics. A direct, captivating smell, but it would be better if the aftershave element were diminished.
Roasted grains don't take over in the flavor, but they're there, letting the spicier elements come through. Spices are soft and kind of dessert-y, neither sharp nor overly sweet. Has a hint of roughness like a darker, grainier bread, and some mild flashes of fruit and vanilla. A surprising hop presence starts with the typical bitterness of hops but ends up in the finish as a tart, nearly sour character. Medicinal touches in the nose don't really appear in the flavor save for a distant hint of scotch whiskey in the background.
Mouthfeel is quite creamy but with plenty of carbonation to keep it from feeling flat. If I couldn't taste or smell, but only feel, I'd guess that was an IPA or Double IPA.
Drinkability seems just a tad lower than everything else, as it's got a roughness that edges out the milder elements...and that hop bitterness is strong for the style. It's almost like a Scottish Ale/IPA hybrid. No matter, it's plenty enjoyable, and I wouldn't think twice about picking it up again.
05-25-2008 19:29:09 | More by Metalmonk
4.33/5 rDev +10.7%
Shadow-laden bronze with a capping of beige cream.
Aromas of cranberries and black cherries slathered in a caramelized peat glaze.
Begins by flaunting its malt muscle as it cycles through toffee, butterscotch, raspberries, and cherries. All of this laid upon a toasty caramel base. Tangy peat arrives by the midsection. Ah yes, the wonders of a tradtional Scotch Ale.
But wait.
Hops arrives late, but quite loudly. Savory, dried herbs twisted with orange rinds and cold metal. The mouth is slapped clean of its malt gluttony. At this point, it seems equal parts ESB and Wee Heavy. Completely coalescent, if shocking at first.
Seemingly as a reminder of why you came in the first place, toffee and peat reassert themselves post-swallow.
A bit waif in the mouth initially, but this fattens nicely as it gains temperature. Pert near full as the glass empties it final gulp.
This is too damn drinkable given that I don't have another waiting.
Similar yet very different that I had expected, but it still covers the required topics. The extra hopping is merely a bonus. Find it if you can. And buy a few.
12-11-2003 23:29:20 | More by cokes
Ontario (Canada)
3.2/5 rDev -18.2%
Mellowed scotch taste. Nice colour, some scotch aroma. My mates liked it a bit, but not very much. 2002 bottle moving from big stores to small stores. Moderate representative of the style. Had hops, but could use more something to enrichen taste. Light mouthfeel.
10-24-2005 02:17:20 | More by Sammy
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
Blackfriar's perfumey, hop-laced aroma welcomes you to a magical elixir that's almost equally akin to an American ale as it is to its Scottish brethren. And that is the magic of the tiny Inveralmond brewery! But there's more...
It's hazy dark-chestnut body has a deep ruby cast and reveals glowing crimson highlights beneath it's frothy head of tan. The head retention is quite good (especially considering it's alcohol content), and it leaves some very nice spots and splashes of lace about the pint. Smooth and mildly creamy across the palate, it's very fine and natural carbonation helps to enhance it's maltiness. It's firm bitterness, however, is wide and unyielding - anchoring it and leading to a drying, semi-sweet and bitter finish that lingers with notes of burnt caramel. Floral, grassy, and leafy hops swirl here-and-there throughout it's deeply caramel accented, toffee-ish, toasty, nutty, slightly candy-sweet, and subtly roasty maltiness; bringing it to life and lending it a delicate charm that leaves it amazingly drinkable. It's not overly complex, but the interplay between the hops and the rich maltiness is exquisite. Finally, fruity notes from the yeast surface almost immediately as it warms, and lend another level to it's character; leaving it as an almost perfect session ale! And the only thing that hinders that is it's alcohol content of 7%, which is entirely cloaked throughout the first serving at the very least. Impressive!
12-13-2004 22:42:04 | More by NeroFiddled
3.95/5 rDev +1%
Review based on notes
Pours an effervescent & semi-hazed caramel with a pinky of tan head. clears half way through the bottle. Good head retention & lacing
S: Plums, other dark fruit & cinnamon
T: Plums, leafy hops, figs& & orange slices up front. Charred malt & dark fruit show up as this warms, plus grapefruitty hops??? Finishes dry & fruitty with a touch of honey
MF: Medium body with low carbonation
Drinks pretty easy, This drinks more like an American Strong Ale IMO. Still a nice one to sip one cool December evening
12-29-2008 02:09:28 | More by russpowell
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -9.7%
Thanks to bruskiator for letting me try this one. Lots of smoke, lighter color than expected, nice tan head, burnt roasted malts noticeable in the taste and smell. lots of maltiness (peat?). not one of my favorites of this style, a bit hard to finish a pint.
10-16-2007 01:36:24 | More by Backer2004
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
1 pint, 9 fluid ounce brown bottle with somewhat amateurish labeling. Notched best-before November 2007.
Pours lightly-sedimented dull copper after a very careful decanting. No head and sparse lace. Smells of rich and slightly smoky caramel malts with a strong and spicy alcohol base. Heavy with complex flavors. Nuts and caramel lead the way, but are balanced with earthy and leafy yeast notes. Finish is laced with peppery dark fruit alcohols. Oily and syrupy thick body with minimal carbonation.
12-03-2006 17:56:13 | More by dgallina
New York
4.88/5 rDev +24.8%
This beer is hellfire, just about a perfect Scottish 'Wee Heavy' in my opinion. The bottle label on this one is hard to read from any distance because it allegedly was printed on shiny paper by mistake.
Anyway, the beer is darkish-amber-coloured with a grey-tinged head. Fresh peat and malt is big on the nose. The flavour is complex and satisfying with plenty of earthy malt, smoke, balanced with caramel and a bit of butterscotch. Hops are way back in the background, but gain prominence as the other flavours subside.
A winner.
12-24-2003 15:50:38 | More by Imbiber
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
Scottish malty goodness is what I find in this amber to light brown ale. This ale has a wonderful biscuit-like aroma. It smells like my homebrewery does while I'm mashing the grain. The head falls to about an eighth-inch collar of foam enhancing the appearance. The body is full, which to me, is an important quality in a stronger Scottish ale. The brew is all about the cookie or biscuit-like malt flavors mixed with a nutty character and a touch too much bitterness for the style but I'm guessing some of that might come from amber or roasted malts. Despite some style issues and possible over-hopping, this is a damn fine ale.
10-28-2005 02:43:24 | More by marcobrau
New Hampshire
3.73/5 rDev -4.6%
From the 500 ml. bottle marked 2310. Sampled on December 16, 2012. The label is very nice so I expect I will add this bottle to my collection.
It pours a very milky amber-copper with a soft mocha head that sticks around for awhile.
The aroma has all of those Scottish Wee Heavy sweet esters including caramel malts, toffee, bubblegum, and brown sugar.
The body falls into the medium range.
The aroma is sweet but the taste is significantly more bitter with caramel hops evolving into a lingering hop finish. Biting to a degree but very nice.
12-16-2012 19:19:31 | More by puboflyons
Quebec (Canada)
2.65/5 rDev -32.2%
Bottle: Poured a light brown color ale with a nice foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma consists of grain and cereal with some dry notes and limited sweetness. Taste is also dominated by dry cereal with lightly unrefined grain notes and minimal residual sugars. Body is about average with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. A bit too dry and grainy for my taste.
07-07-2010 16:59:48 | More by Phyl21ca
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +4.9%
Pours into my nonik glass, which is the perfect size for 500 ml of beer and a nice sized head, a burnt sienna colored brew. Very nice looking. The white head stays pretty well for a while, but then all but disappears. Caramel malt and sweet orange citrus in the aroma along with a toasted character. Hop crispness is ever-present as well. Caramel and lots of grain on the tongue, plenty of crisp hop bite too. Hints of peat are noticeable here and there. Hops are of rind-like character, and they come out a bit more than the malt in most places, making for a very crisp brew all around. This kind of hopping you don't find often outside of the States. A very enjoyable beer, but I'd pick Belhaven's over this one for the style (out of what I've had, we don't get many Scottish ales here in Arizona, or Scotch ales for that matter, much to my chagrin). Actually, this is almost more like an ESB. Disregarding that, a pleasure to drink. Recommended.
01-16-2004 06:42:21 | More by hyuga
3.93/5 rDev +0.5%
This is the first new Scottish Ale Ive seen in a long time, and a style I find quite drinkable, but one that seems to be getting rarer by the year!
The beer debouches from the 500ml bottle an unclouded burnished copper color with a planetary size head that is creamy in texture, the color a light tan, as it evaporates, and the lace forms a sticky and clinging sheet upon the glass. Malt dominates the nose, sweet, crisp and fresh, hints of caramel, a tad earthy and the start nicely malted, somewhat sweet, top is fair to middling in its feel to the palate. Finish is brisk in its acidity, the hops forceful in their spiciness, very dry aftertaste that lingers long on the palate, a quite nice Scottish Ale.
01-11-2004 18:40:52 | More by Gusler
3.6/5 rDev -7.9%
This beer poured a cloudy brown/burnt orange color. It had a big rocky head which quickly dissipated. The smell is malty with caramel and smoke aromas present. The taste is mostly of malt. There are some hints of bitterness and slight smoke as well. The mouthfeel is full and seems quite appropriate. Overall, this is a nice flavorful brew that Id consider solid.
09-21-2007 22:37:58 | More by barefootbrewer
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Presentation: 500ml bottle (best by date of 11/07) in a classic pint glass
Sweetened malts on the nose, a creaminess, crackers, light oak quality that grows as it warms, some florals, caramel, a mild citrus scent, wet rocks, soil.
Rich, full, rudy, sherry casked, dark cherry amber hue with noticable sediment held in suspension, almost lava lamp like in its very lazy circulation...odd, yet somewhat hypnotic. A solid 2 fingers worth of tight, French vanilla like foam, almost a little nitro like, creamy, sporadic lacing that settled to a 1/8" of final covering.
Its smooth and creamy on the tongue, a pleasing bittersweetness of rich malted sugars, oak, a little earthy, the caramel building up on the palate, it grows richer in maltiness as it warms and melds. The finish is more of the same, leaving a pleasing bittersweetness behind that coats the mouth in a warm, alcohol enfused, slightly caramel taste that is pleasant.
A well done Scottish Ale, and a nice example of the genre. Aside from the unusual suspended sediment, its very easy to drink but not one that you want to drink fast anyway. I fould myself slowing down and enjoying the subtle qualities and allowing it to warm and change, which is nice. Its comforting, like hanging out with old freinds, listening to jazz on Saturdays, or that favorite sweatshirt that makes you warm, comfortable, relaxed, at ease. This could easily be sessioned, but at a leasurely pace. I'm enjoying the downshift.
A very nice example of the genre. Would certainly recommend it and will make sure to have a couple bottles around for those Saturdays in, listening to smooth jazz while relaxing in that old sweatshirt. Check it our & chill out.
02-25-2007 00:45:50 | More by BuckSpin
3.65/5 rDev -6.6%
Drank from my Duvel tulip
A - Pours a nice red mahogany coulour with a tight two fingered, off white head that retains very well.
S - A little bit of hop and malt but not massive.
T - Nioce toffee flavours and complimented by some small hop and roasted malt.
M - Medium body and carbonation
O - A solid Ale without being spectacular
11-19-2011 16:18:02 | More by eric5bellies
New York
2.75/5 rDev -29.7%
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This topic contains 9 replies, has 4 voices, and was last updated by neilsolaris 2 years, 9 months ago. This post has been viewed 1032 times
September 22, 2011 at 2:38 pm
I'm slightly confused as to what figure to enter on a flexible budget for fixed costs.
In my BPP book, it states that the fixed cost amount for flexible budgets should be the same amount as the fixed budget. I can see the logic, as the fixed costs should remain the same whatever the level of activity.
However, when I view the opentuition lecture (F5 Chapter 12 Standard Costing and Basic Variance Analysis part 1), at 11.50 minutes in the guy states that the flexed fixed cost should be different, and continues to explain why.
Could someone please advise me which is correct?
Thanks.September 23, 2011 at 12:21 pm
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Hi Neil,
You are mixing two terms: "flexible" does not mean "flexed."
Flexible: simply at budget prepared a different activity levels.
Flexed: a budget that combines ACTUAL activity level with BUDGETED costs costs and revenue per unit ('standard cost card' amounts).
Please look at this again in your textbook.
Now, preparing a flexed budget, the standard technique is to take the budgeted costs per unit, multiply them by the actual activity level.
If you have a "fixed OH per unit" on your cost card, this means you have absorption costing. The standard approach is to multiply this by actual activity level–this will give you a flexed fixed OH, which will be different than the original budget and the actual amounts. This difference between the budgeted and the flexed fixed costs is explained by the fixed OH volume variance (which, indeed does sound funny!).
Note: Of course, fixed costs don't change on activity level–these fixed OH volume, capacity, and efficiency variances are only due to over/under absorption, and only for balancing the books. Nothing else!
In Marginal costing, the flexed fixed OH will be the same as budget.
You can check all of this out in your text.September 23, 2011 at 9:35 pm
Eloy JacksonParticipant
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^^ Nice explanation.September 24, 2011 at 10:16 am
Thanks Steve for your explanation. I didn't mean to type flexible, I meant flexed in both cases. However, there is still a discrepancy with the BPP book, and their use of the terms flexed and flexible seems to indicate that they view these terms to be very similar. In other words, the BPP book seems to imply that a flexed budget is a flexible budget, but the flexed is for the actual output, where flexible can be for various outputs. Is the treatment of fixed overheads in flexed and flexible budgets different though? I'll use an example from the book to illustrate this, and then you can tell me if I'm missing something obvious!
Question 45 in BPP Practice and Revision Kit. I'm not going to type out whole question, but it asks you to "prepare a revised budget at the new level of activity using a flexible budgeting approach and briefly explain why such a revised budget should be prepared. The budgeted fixed o/h is £125,400.
Answer: The flexed budget will be based on the activity level of 90,000 units rather than the budgeted level of 95,000 units. The fixed o/h in their revised flexed budget is £125,400, same is the original budgeted amount.
Is the BPP book wrong, or am I being silly? Thanks again.September 24, 2011 at 11:13 am
I forgot to say, the question is using absorption costing!September 25, 2011 at 4:39 am
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Hi Neil,
I don't have the BPP book, so I can't check the reference. I know what it feels like to be frustrated about some detail of an ACCA paper–happened to me all the time at pretty much every paper. It doesn't help that the model answers often use different techniques!
I suggest you leave it for a couple of days and come back to it later, after you've look at some other topics. Flexed and flexible are treated differently–think back to F2, there are multiple choice questions on this topic.
Flexible–simply a budget at different activity levels. Multiple columns. Budgeted Fixed OH remain the same in every column. Doesn't consider anything about actual results.
Flexed budget–Is one column. Take the costs exactly from the Cost Card. Multiply this 'Standard Cost' by the 'actual activity.' Flexed answers the question, "Should Cost,' vs. Actual which answers "did cost."
Fixed OH Original budget: what the plan was
Fixed OX Flexed budget: Absorption cost per unit*actual production (this will be different to the original budget due to over/under absorption)*
Actual Fixed OH- Actual results.
* this is the standard ACCA treatment, you could put budgeted OH there as well and this would be fine, but you wouldn't have a volume variance then.September 25, 2011 at 9:57 am
Thanks again Steve, that's very helpful.
It didn't occur to me to check the F2 book, so I've just dug it out! Interestingly, the index points towards page 273 for flexed budgets. However, although it describes the flexed budget on that page, it omits the word flexed!
It starts by explaining that flexible budgets can be used in two ways. (a) At the planning stage (which is what you described as the flexible budget) (b) it explains they can be used retrospectively (which is what you described as flexed, even though they don't use that word here). Both these explanations are under the "flexible budget" heading.
Regarding the treatment of fixed costs in the F2 book, whether it is a "flexible" or "flexed" budget, they keep the fixed overhead in the flexed budget the same amount as the original budget.
I'm not going to get bogged down in this, I'm sure it's a tiny detail in the bigger scheme of things. However, it makes perfect sense what you explained to me above (which is the same as the opentuition lecture), so I'll go along with that. Maybe as you said, there's different techniques.
Thanks again for your help.September 27, 2011 at 5:47 am
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Steve … Bravo!November 12, 2011 at 4:57 am
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Please don`t confuse yourself with these easy bits concepts of F5….. let me get this straight
is the main and master budget
made at different activity levels *at start of the year
if actual activity does not match either to fixed or flexible budget then we make a flexed bugdet for actual activity *made at end of yearNovember 12, 2011 at 10:28 am
Hi Joinarmani,
Thanks for your advice, although I wasn't unclear about the terms. My point was, there is a discrepancy between the BPP book and the open tuition lecture, regarding the figure to be entered in the fixed cost flexed column (have a check if you have the BPP book, and you'll see what I mean). Sorry my question was long winded, but that was all I was seeking clarification for.
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The fire started just before 5 p.m. Friday in the 600 block of Kenny Way.
Las Vegas Fire spokesman Tim Szymanski said two people were home at the time of the fire. The residents and their two dogs escaped the fire, he said.
The Las Vegas and Clark County fire departments dispatched 23 units and 60 firefighters to the scene.
Firefighters used a hose to keep the fire from spreading to a neighbor's house. The fire was out in 30 minutes.
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WARRENTON, Va. (AP) - Virginia authorities have made an arrest in a Fauquier County slaying that went unsolved for more than three decades.
Court records show that 64-year-old Ronald Cloud was charged on Tuesday with murder in the New Year's Eve 1980 shooting of Brad Baker.
The 30-year-old Baker was found with shots to his head and groin, with the front door window panes smashed out of the two-story farmhouse where he lived.
He was the manager of Kinloch Farm, an estate owned by relatives of Stephen Currier of the famed Currier and Ives prints.
WJLA-TV reports that Cloud is the stepson of a man who was fired from the estate the same day Baker was slain.
West Virginia records list Cloud as a prison inmate convicted of sexual assault.
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David Jones MP thanks flood heroes
On morning of flood team here pulled out all the stops to help people as homes flooded. http://t.co/qq6dbfok
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Sun Spot is a fun new mostly trad route that climbs the big right-facing dihedral between Trick or Treat and Hold The Line. A little easier than the first pitch of the Bihedral Route since it's not as sustained. Bring your trad rack and a few extra big cams and give it a go.
Start below the bolts on Hold The Line, and scramble left up a ramp to get to the corner.
Standard rack with a few extra large cams. Two #3 Camalots and a #4 Camalot are useful. Save one of these big cams to protect a move about 8 feet above the first bolt. 2 bolts and a 2-bolt anchor with lowering hooks.


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Potato Pie Recipe
I've collected a large variety of recipes using our farm's crop of potatoes. This is a favorite. It has a wonderful pastry crust and is chock-full of sliced potatoes with onion, parsley and seasoning.Patricia Wells, Riverhead, New York
- 2-1/4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1-1/4 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1/4 cup butter
- 3-1/2 to 4 tablespoons cold water
- 7 cups sliced peeled potatoes
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 cup half-and-half cream
- Combine flour, sugar and salt in a bowl; cut in the shortening and butter until crumbly. Add water and mix lightly with a fork. Shape dough into a ball; divide in half. On a lightly floured surface, roll out one half to fit a 9-in. pie plate. For filling, combine potatoes, onion, salt, pepper and parsley. Spoon into crust; dot with butter. Roll out remaining dough to fit top of pie; place over filling. Seal and flute edges; make several slits in top crust. Bake at 375° for 1 hour. Pour cream into slits in crust; return to oven for 25 minutes or until potatoes are tender. Let stand 5 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6 servings.
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Welcome to this issue of Cochrane Methods, the official annual publication that reports on methodological developments and issues within The Cochrane Collaboration. This year, the Collaboration celebrates its 20th Anniversary and we start this issue with reflections from Doug Altman, one of our long serving members, a statistician who has been at the forefront of statistical developments in systematic reviews as well as being a co-convenor of the Statistical, Prognosis, and Bias Methods Groups. Doug has also been keenly involved in the development of reporting standards such as PRISMA and CONSORT, and the EQUATOR Network. We report in our news section on a series of articles in BMCSystematic Reviews highlighting the work and key contributions of Cochrane Methods Groups to the science of systematic reviews over the last 20 years. These papers also look forward to future methodological developments. For further information on other celebratory activities, including a social history and access to anniversary videos, visit anniversary.cochrane.org/.
The Cochrane Collaboration is an international, independent, not-for-profit organization of more than 28,000 contributors from 120 countries, dedicated to making up-to-date, accurate information about the effects of healthcare readily available worldwide. Its contributors work together to produce Cochrane Reviews of healthcare interventions, diagnostic tests and methodology, which are published online in The Cochrane Library. These help providers, practitioners, patients and the public more generally make informed
decisions about their own healthcare and that of others. The Cochrane Methods Groups provide methodological policy advice to the Collaboration on how the validity, precision and applicability of Cochrane Reviews can be improved. In addition, Methods Groups provide training, peer review and specialist advice, contribute to software developments, and conduct methodological research. You can read more on the current activities of the individual Methods Groups on pp. 45–54.
In November 2012, The Cochrane Collaboration welcomed its new CEO Mark Wilson who has been leading a strategic review of the Collaboration's organizational structure and its strategic goals. As part of this restructuring Cochrane methods activity and support will now come under the responsibility of the Cochrane Editorial Unit and the Editor-in-Chief, David Tovey.
In this year's Cochrane Methods we highlight the ongoing developments and published work of network meta-analysis for indirect comparisons, as well as the inclusion of studies with non-randomized designs in systematic reviews. Two articles address issues for the prioritization of systematic reviews. Another discusses adding implementation research to Cochrane Reviews. We also include an article discussing how authors of methodology articles might acknowledge the Collaboration for its support for methods development in those publications. Wehave updates from previously reported Methods Innovation Fund projects and a series of structured abstracts
and commentaries on topical methodological issues. These include strategies to promote systematic reviews in healthcare policy, the extent of unpublished methodological research, approaches to identify out-of-date reviews, prediction of the extent of heterogeneity in meta-analysis, economic evidence incorporation into GRADE considerations, the influence of reported study characteristics on intervention effect estimates, comparison of alternative heterogeneity variance estimators, assessment of bias in prognosis reviews, and reporting and synthesis approaches for qualitative research as well as health equity reporting guidelines. In our news section,
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If you've already pre-ordered Nagash, or you're planning to pick one up at the weekend from your local stockist, make sure you watch these assembly and painting guides first. Between the Studio army painters, 'Eavy Metal and us lot in the White Dwarf bunker, we've now built and painted quite a few and gained some valuable knowledge along the way. These four videos are the culmination of our findings and show you how to make Nagash the undeniable centrepiece of your Undead army, if not your entire collection of Citadel Miniatures.
The first video shows you how to build Nagash's sub-assemblies.
Video two covers the lower half of the model including Nagash's robes and the spirit hosts swirling around him.
The third video is about Nagash himself, showing you how to paint his withered skin, bone and the Black Armour Morikhane.
The last video covers all the small (relatively speaking) details such as the Mortis Blade and the Nine Books of Nagash. It also shows you how to put together all the sub-assemblies.
Don't forget, there are also stage-by-stage painting guides for Nagash in White Dwarf issue 30, out now.


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A few months ago, I discovered that my Macy's Visa had its CL slashed. We'd been "good" about using the Macy's card, but rarely used the Visa part, so I guess this CLD wasn't unexpected. However, we're planning on a little international travel soon, and Macy's has a 1% foreign transaction fee that is much better than our other cards. But the CL was not very useful.
Called today to request a restoration of the old CL. Yes, it resulted in a hard pull, but we got our former CL back. We'll be better about using this card more frequently now!
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Posted: 5:09 pm Sunday, December 27th, 2009
Randy Shannon empathizes with Urban Meyer
By Jorge Milian
Randy Shannon and Urban Meyer have a frosty relationship.
Although Shannon has never talked about it publicly, he was obviously annoyed last year when Florida kicked a 29-yard field goal with 25 seconds remaining in the Gators' 26-3 victory. Shannon barely stopped to exchange a post-game handshake with Meyer before bolting into the locker room.
There has also been talk of dirty recruiting tactics behind the scenes.
But on Sunday, Shannon showed some empathy for Meyer, who bowed out as the Gators' coach on Saturday for health reasons before returning to the job [sort of] on Sunday afternoon.
Shannon referred to Meyer in familial terms.
"You don't want to see anything happen to anybody," Shannon said to reporters following Sunday afternoon's practice at the Citrus Bowl. "This job that we do is a serious business. I wish him well and a [quick] recovery from his medical conditions. I just hate to see a family member go through that."
Dealing with the stress of coaching one of college football's elite programs can cause health problems for even the fittest coaches, Shannon said. He singled out former UM defensive backs coach Chuck Pagano, who suffered a heart attack while a Hurricanes' assistant.
"He was like 29, 31 years old," Shannon said of Pagano, who is now an assistant coach with the NFL's Baltimore Ravens. "He used to do the treadmill four or five times a day….He came down with a heart attack. It was one of those deals. You just don't know."
As far as recruiting, Shannon said Meyer's situation won't have any affect.
"Florida is Florida," Shannon said. "Florida State is Florida State and Miami is Miami. We're all the same. It don't change anything in recruiting. Coaches have gone different places and those schools have continued to recruit the same type of players. Players like who they like. Sometimes they like the color, sometimes they like the school. It just depends on the player you're recruiting. It won't affect anybody at all."
Couple quick notes:
….Shannon said that defensive end Eric Moncur might play in the Champs Sports Bowl on Tuesday against Wisconsin. Moncur missed UM's last five regular-season games with a calf injury. "He practiced," Shannon said. "Did well. We'll probably get some plays out of him. But I don't know. It may come gametime and something happens."
….Receiver Leonard Hankerson said his mind is "80 percent" made up on whether he will return for his senior season or enter the NFL Draft. Hankerson, who has two small children with his girlfriend, wouldn't say which way he was leaning. I'll bet my 1973 Daryle"The Mad Bomber" Lamonica football card that Hankerson plays his last game for the Hurricanes on Tuesday night.


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Gas prices begin August at four-year low
- 4:01 pm Friday, August 1st, 2014 by Susan Salisbury
Here's a bit of good news for the start of your weekend.
Gas prices today are the lowest Aug. 1 pump prices since 2010, GasBuddy reports.
Strangely, July 4 prices were the highest for that date in six years.
GasBuddy said today that the national average for regular gasoline is $3.50 a gallon, representing a 15-cent drop from Independence Day's $3.68 a gallon.
The Florida average is $3.41, and Palm Beach County's comes in at $3.56.
GasBuddy notes that most Americans are seeing their lowest 2014 costs since March 14, which was one day ahead of the secession vote in Ukraine's Crimea region.
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Gasoline prices rose 5 percent in February
- 10:02 am Monday, March 3rd, 2014 by Susan Salisbury
Gasoline prices finished February with the largest increase since July. The national average rose 21 days in a row reaching 17 cents per gallon, or 5 percent, over the course of the month. It was the longest consecutive streak since last February, AAA says.
The nation's gas prices averaged $3.34 a gallon in February, the cheapest monthly average since 2011. In prior years, February's gas prices averaged $3.65 in 2013, $3.55 in 2012 and $3.17 in 2011.
"AAA forecasts the price of gas will continue to rise well into March and April," said Mark Jenkins, spokesman, AAA – The Auto [More]
Costco has the lowest gasoline prices in Florida, GasBuddy says
- 4:28 pm Thursday, January 16th, 2014 by Susan Salisbury
If you've ever wondered which gas station offers the lowest prices, GasBuddy has the answer, at least on a statewide basis.
Costco is the winner in Florida, coming in at 9.51 cents a gallon below the state average.
The other four least expensive gasoline brands in Florida are:
Sam's Club 7.86 cents below average
BJ's 7.12 cents below average
Wawa 5.39 cents below average
Murphy USA 4.57 cents below average
Each year GasBuddy, the nation's leading gas price app, calculates the top five lowest priced retail gasoline offerings in each Southeast state.
It combs through nearly 35 million individual gasoline prices and compares each brand's pump offering by [More]
Gasoline prices dip to year's lowest
- 3:59 pm Monday, October 7th, 2013 by Susan Salisbury
As the government shutdown continues, gasoline prices are at their lowest since late January, AAA said.
The national average of $3.34 a gallon is at its lowest price since Jan. 28, when prices were on an upward trend. It's 7 cents less than last week.
Palm Beach County's average for regular stood at $3.41 Monday, down from $3.45 a week ago.
Retail gas prices fell across the nation last week. For many states, this week's average price for a gallon of regular gas is the lowest price of the year.
"Weakened demand and the government shutdown continue to dampen the economic outlook and push [More]
Gasoline prices expected to keep trending downward
- 3:34 pm Monday, August 12th, 2013 by Susan Salisbury
As high as gasoline prices are, they are lower than this time last year and are slowly moving downward, AAA says.
In the Southeast, motorists are paying an average of 11 cents less than they did a year ago today.
The cost for a barrel of oil still holds strong at more than $100 as positive economic news in China and geopolitical tensions keep prices elevated.
However, retail gas prices look to be on a downward trend that could last into Labor Day weekend. U.S. refinery output jumped as more refineries went back online and the increased gasoline supply has led to lower [More]


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Music lovers in for treat with special concert (From Cotswold Journal)
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Music lovers in for treat with special concert
11:28am Wednesday 2nd July 2014 in News
MUSIC lovers will have the unique opportunity to hear two highly acclaimed musicians this weekend.
Violinist Michael Bochmann and harpist David Watkins are performing a selection of music including Vivaldi, Parry, Bach, Elgar and Abel on Sunday in St Nicholas' Church, in Kemerton, at 6pm.
Tickets are from £10 and are available from Mrs A. Devereux The Stables, Mythe Road, Tewkesbury, GL20 5BS, calling 01684 850329 or email email@example.com.
Cheques should be send with a stamped addressed envelope and made payable to The Friends of St Nicholas.
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(10/31/12) - Six-year-old Layla Jones was shot and killed in Saginaw back in August. The little girl from Wisconsin was visiting family and friends at a home on Esseling Street when the shooting occurred. Her father, who was also injured, took the witness stand Wednesday in a hearing for two men charged in the case. A total of four men were originally charged in the case. The search is still on for one, and Wednesday, another testified that he was in the car where the deadly shots originated. Shawrone Jones, Layla Jones' father, limped to the witness stand and testified he was at his sister's house with other family members on the night of Aug. 29. Jones said he and Layla were getting into a car to leave around 10:30, when another car pulled up and the gunfire started. "I just dropped," he said. "I felt the shots and just dropped." Jones was shot in the stomach and the leg. His mother had just pulled in the driveway to pick up her son and granddaughter when the shooting started. "'Oh my gosh,' he said, mom, she'd been hit, and right then I'm trying to figure out how is she, and when I looked down, is my grand baby lying there in a puddle of blood," said Karen Cope, Layla's grandmother. Later, retired Saginaw Police detective Andy Carlson took the stand. Carlson testified that one of the defendants, 22-year-old Levonne Greer, said he and the other defendant, 21-year-old Rico Saldana, were in the car from where the gunshots came from. Carlson says Greer admitted firing into the crowd, and claimed another man in the car, Michael Lawrence, also fired shots. "During our interview, he was crying, he was upset, that that happened, it wasn't planned to kill this 6-year-old girl," Carlson said. Investigators say the motive for the shooting was to retaliate for the shooting death of Bobby Bailey, which happened earlier the same day. A man who we were asked not to identify, testified that he too was in the car where the shots came from and is being charged as an accessory after the fact. Saldana and Greer were bound over to circuit court to stand trial for the murder of Layla Jones. The search for Michael Lawrence continues.
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So as I sure people have noticed I have suggested doing a POD version of the NFL.com top 100 the actual details of which got lost in the comments section so just just doing this here. Also can I ask that people rec this fanpost as the more people that see it the more lists I get and hence a more accurate spread of results.
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Engaged: Noelle DiGiovanni and Daniel Fontes
by Chelsey Plumlee
Noelle spotted Daniel, her high school crush, while studying at the University of North Texas' library. She knew she couldn't let the perfect moment pass her by, so she jumped at the chance to asked Daniel out to dinner. That evening at Taco Diner, the pair discovered they were not only extremely compatible, they were also neighbors. Noelle and Daniel fell head-over-heels as they began carpooling to campus for class and spending all of their free time together.
Five years later, Noelle received an early Christmas surprise. She and Daniel were dropping off Angel Tree gifts at NorthPark mall and doing a bit of holiday shopping. Knowing that Noelle's parents ate dinner at Maggiano's every Friday night; Daniel suggested they all meet for a drink. As Noelle's father led her up the stairs, she realized that both of their families were there to help Daniel surprise her and be a part of their special moment. The newly engaged duo spent the evening with family before meeting up with friends to continue toasting their happy news.
Noelle and Daniel both graduated from the University of North Texas. Daniel majored in logistics before going on to get his MBA in supply chain management and Noelle studied fashion design. Daniel is now a buyer for Texas Industries and Noelle works for Neiman Marcus' buying offices. They will tie the knot on December 8th, 2012 at The Orion Ballroom in The Bishop Arts District.
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Fritz! Holy smokes dude! The paint job sounds cool as hell, but do you mean that only the beveled edges, neck, and peg face will be metallic black while the rest of the guitar is metallic red or that only that the front of the guitar body burst metallic red into metallic black or becomes black metallic sharp at the first front beveled edge of the body? Either way I realy like the 12th fret skull inlay and RR shape too. If you get it done post pics!
Metalprep6969, that will be one hell of a guitar too. A lot of binding but on a snow white guitar with block inlays ( nice touch on the CBT3 within the inlay too ) it looks really good. Also, very intrusting control config. I don't believe I have ever seen a 3x strat vol with one tone to the right and 3 way selector before, but I like it. I also had the bridge vol pot pleaced forward on my guitar with the neck second and tone last, just like a Jackson KV-1 control config.
Thanks for sharing your dream guitar specs. Post more if you like, because I think I'm taking over this thread ( sorry Undying_Hate, but can I have it as my own? ). I really like to hear about guitars.
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i bought a 2nd hand nokia 7650 but it doesnt work any more.
what happened was that i took too many pics for the fone to handle. it was running slow and said "memory low delete some data". so i turned it off then on again but that was the end of the fone.
now when i turn the fone on all it says is "nokia" as the start up screen and thats all it does. it just sits there forever.
so i took the fone for repairs "accord customer care" in New Zealand and they tried to reload the software but failed. i paid so much for the fone and now it doesnt work... how sad. currently i dont own a data cable.
and one more question can any one explain how the data cable works.. like do i get a cd with it for the software?
i want to buy a ir port for my pc and try to reflash it.. any help on this..?
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I found this very fascinating to hear, I would assume that playing in a bigger time conference would help recruiting, not hurt it.
Dabo on how Big 12 talk has hurt recruiting (via Tigernetdotcom)
Dabo Swinney says the Big 12 rumors have hurt Clemson's recruiting efforts.
Today, one day before hosting the nation's top player in defensive end Robert Nkemdiche on an unoffical visit, Swinney expressed his frustration.
Swinney told TigerNet.com, "Listen, if you want to know what going to the Big 12, how that's going to affect football at Clemson, I've live it for about the last month. And it's been very negative. It's been very negative."
"It's really impacted and affected our recruiting. I've had to spend a lot of time re-recruiting guys and assuring them that we're not going to the Big 12."
"So it's been a real distraction and it's been negative, quite frankly."
"That's just been irresponsible on a lot of people's part, some of things that have been put out there. I know for a fact that we're committed to making this the best league it can possibly be and committed to making Clemson the national champions."
"We'd have to completely change our foot print. We have a foot print at Clemson University that's been established for a long, long time from a recruiting standpoint. Maybe they would like to have us, but we'd have to go recruit on their territory."
"This Southeast territory has been our bread & butter. That's what's made Clemson. People don't want to leave here. They want to play in this foot print. That's a fact. I just don't think it wouldn't be a wise decision (to leave the ACC). That's just the football coach's opinion."


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NATCHITOCHES – The Northwestern State volleyball team makes its home debut Tuesday night against Southern Mississippi at seven o'clock at Prather Coliseum.
The Lady Demons (2-8) trail the Golden Eagles (9-2) 4-12 in the non-conference rivalry, last meeting during the 2012 season at the UT Arlington Invitational where NSU came out on top of a 3-0 shutout.
Freshman Ashley Elrod recorded two double-doubles at the Baylor Invitational this past weekend to aid in NSU's 1-2 performance that included a 3-0 take-down of Appalachian State. Elrod's 15 kills against the Mountaineers marked a career-high for the Arlington, Texas, native.
The 5-11 outside hitter sits in seventh in the Southland Conference in service aces per set (0.38) and leads the Lady Demons with 12 while putting up 11 blocks and digging up 73 attacks.
Redshirt sophomore Caiti O'Connell leads the Lady Demons attack with 93 kills (2.91 k/s), good enough for eighth in the SLC as libero Keelie Arneson stands at fourth in digs with 4.62 per set. Arneson earned All-Tournament team honors at the Baylor Invitational after putting up 5.90 digs per set on the weekend.
Setters Emily Johnson and Natalie Jaeger have made appearances in all 32 sets this season, racking up 130 and 140 assists, respectively.
Southern Mississippi dropped just one set at the McNeese State Invitational on Friday and Saturday, collecting wins over Prairie View-A&M, McNeese, Louisiana-Monroe and UT-Pan American.
Sophomore Quincy Hayward leads the Golden Eagles and sits third in Conference USA stats with 4.29 kills per set while putting up 13 blocks. Kristen Fleming, a junior setter, puts up 11.71 assists per set, a C-USA lead at the moment, while scooping up 84 digs as libero Mary Pursell sits fourth in the league with 159 digs (4.68 d/s).
The Lady Demons begin Southland Conference action on Thursday as they host Southeastern at 7:00 and New Orleans on Saturday at two o'clock at Prather.
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To the right of the giant overhung arete that is Never Never Land. Just left of Labour of Love.
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Random Feature2!__________________________________________________________________________Greetings my lovely watchers!! Hope you all are having a lovely day, cause it's feature time!! *~**~**~*ONWARD![Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart] Lightning III by SuprMoma Cape Cod Sunset by IraMustyPhotographyDeep Foggy Forest by Rhoey Misty Road by Rhoey Watchtower in the Mist by Rhoeyyellow square by 1510 Vigil by donnymurph Kopf aus der Wand by feigenfruchtsparkling by 14th-division Contemplating by blackpoppies mirrors by 14th-divisionCuesta del Obispo by Cansounofargentina A thousand shinning faces by jofflin View From Baldy by hmaxkayFinally We Are No One by s-t-f-n Jamal by DevilishChaos :thumb275035508:petals entwined by harry-potter-maniac Sea Lion by WoodenOx :thumb277638478:Ladybird by Krisztinaaa Walnut Love by Luxurychoccie Whitley Bay by keep-smiling-lilaTear by DPasschier Web by PhotElle :thumb274101780:Hattie Carroll by Fiya36 Cat by Estheryu Still Silhouettes by CaptainDisa Unforgettable by Side-Real:thumb2114
The Return of the Sky 9 Greetings my lovely watchers!!! Hope you all are having a fantastic day... . . . . I know it's been awhile but . . . . [Meow :3][Meow :3][La la la la][La la la la][La la la la] It's time to look up at the sky once again! [La la la la][La la la la][La la la la]So without further a-do, I present: "The Return of the Sky 9"I hope you all enjoy these sky photos as much as I do![Heart]*~[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]~*[Heart] Elemental Rebirth by Dee-T Evening Sky by FinnishPokemonFan96Interesting Clouds by Novusalcedo Rolling in the Deep by AtomicBrownie :thumb310951728:sun set 2 by Rapinha Depth of the Anvil by FramedByNature Fire in Fort Collins by candysamuelsCupid's Arrow by silverstarsparkle Lightning by kimerajam Pelican nebula IC5070 by redkojimaxawakening by augenweide White dragon by klapouch Mediterranean sea by nagual78Clouds 2 by prettylikeacarcrashh :thumb308522753: Clouds by kacpertn4tColored Sunset by lee-sutil :thum
Commenters/Llama-Givers Need Love Too, Part III_______A feature dedicated to some lovely deviants _____________Who commented on my work or gave me llamas recently! ____________[Bullet; Pink]I cannot thank you all enough for the feedback [Bullet; Pink][Bullet; Pink][Bullet; Pink]______________[Bullet; Pink][Bullet; Pink][Bullet; Pink]And the precious llamas, it really means a lot! [Bullet; Pink][Bullet; Pink][Bullet; Pink]_______ Fishies by PeachyTwist Autumn Reflections by droy333Water lily by Gingerlily Back to nature by Mana-Maniac :thumb305580926::thumb314004007: THis is summer by gigi50 Jellygum by fridouw:thumb312053218: Honey-Bee by PapillonParisien :thumb314122091:Haunted house - 001 by Brunasc :thumb305562771: Wine Setting by MayeauxWater falls by alexmatra Rain by Krisztinaaa sunset by blackkpearlThe Others by ApocalypticCandy Who Knows What Tales The Water Can Tell by The-Demons-Within :thumb2
Cat Feature, Issue No. 2!_______________________________________________________________________________Greetings my lovely watchers!!!This feature is a dedication to our Feline Overlords![Dance!][Dance!][Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]All Hail Teh Kitty Katz[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]_______________________________________________________________________________ Domino by Krisztinaaa Yawn by TriinErgDark Alice Series by x9mmxtragedyx Curious and curiouser by Vitruvian-girl Oh, it's you... by Vitruvian-girlA Good Joke by Katzilla13 Sunset Cat Silhouette by N-ScapePhotography Wild cat appeared by Highduken:thumb217995860: Birds beware by JuliaMurphyBig Green Eyes by EsmeraldEyesPisica by Marmotica my cat by ragingcatsire Dom Dom by WastingTime03On The Hunt by darkdex52 Stone Cold Forward Stare by CrazyChainsawGirl to close to hanford nuclear by starchild777Major Fishbone by Miguel-Santos Over there, Misu by MissMackenzi McFluffy by Katzilla13Cleo's eyes by PhotoMaker99 just follow your nose by Corekitten :thumb293
Magic Feature V Greetings my lovely watchers!!! Hope you all are having a fantastic day... [:D (Big Grin)][:D (Big Grin)][:D (Big Grin)][Dance!][Dance!][Dance!][Dance!]Cause it's time for another Magic Feature! [Dance!][Dance!][Dance!][Dance!] feather and light, just light. by ElaynaTeos :thumb357684484:week10: lights will guide you home by cloe-patra Hidden Magic by DarkVenusPersephonaesail by kkarll Solemn Grass by KlarthSanSummer-like rain by tayaiv Muscheln by MisterMettlerGolden shine by Fra-Emer Sunlight by MintLightsMiss that days by fireandrain97 Summer Hair by EmiNguyenMagic of Nature by vabserk magic droplets by Cochalita145 by alwayslate4school An Empty Shell of Loveliness by EneKiedisGolden Snitch by synconi spring 2013 by all17Petal Drops by ifsantag Finally... by MilaseryIn the mist by tasiy take everything by ADelusionalAlchemistA Moment of Magic by BeccaCollis 402 by Nigrita:thumb355973862: Magic Forest by anneclaires:bigthumb360883
The Return of the Sky 6! Greetings my lovely watchers!!! Hope you all are having a fantastic day... Cause it's time to look up at the sky once again! So without further a-do, I present: "The Return of the Sky 6"I hope you all enjoy these sky photos as much as I do![Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]Inspirational[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart] Light the clouds by daskibum pink by Tohruhonda102[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]Clouds[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]burst open the night by Heidipickels peace. by asti-chan #2 Melbourne in one morning by XenWorksdying clouds by sunbeamfireking birthday wishes by candysamuels Slipping Away by locolandPuffy Fire Clouds by Villa-Chinchilla Look Up by Ani7anThe Golden Hour by Em-S51103 by Woelkchen-chan Cloud nine... by addy-ack A Moment of Pleasure by KarlsSkies*~[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]Sunset/Sunri
Fantasy FeatureEvery photograph tells a storySome even allow the viewerTo slip into a beautiful fantasyFull of wonder and enchantment secret heart 4 by waveystar Katerina by Greed29.fantasy by anai-lil Zero Wind by erezmaromWicca by QuantumElement Dragon Holder Key by KeypersCoveUnderwater Dance by SachaKalis :thumb361270581:Abascond by eringraboski Ghosts Of Utopia by MariannaInsomniaI'll See You In My Dreams by NayeliNeria Zoo Tree by helios-spadaSleep well by y-o-s-s-i Fairy by la-esmeraldaThink Happy Thoughts And They Lift You In The Air! by gk-reiko wonderland by Jumeria-Noxcornwall. by nightshadowss Yuno Gasai by NatalieCartmanThe dreamer by Alessia-Izzo Flower bird by Lileinayathe first notebook by soheir dark forest by cloe-patraOffline mmorpg character by Antalika Lost in a Fairytale by MD-Artsa fairys tale by DayanaGerber Memories III by ksushiksThe Ring 2 by sweetannchocolate Pani Walewska by MariannaInsomniaA Love Ritual by Anhen Mermaid's eye by Bokehliesomewhere in the ocean by fly10 Primal by MD-ArtsOf Mountain Tales And Mythical Creatures by oO-Rein-Oo Chronoscope by iNeedChemicalX
<3 Butterfly Feature <3 Greetings my lovely watchers!!! Hope you all are having a fantastic day... [:D (Big Grin)][:D (Big Grin)][:D (Big Grin)][Dance!][Dance!][Dance!][Dance!]Cause it's time for a Butterfly Feature! [Dance!][Dance!][Dance!][Dance!] Poise by ChoFrog09 The Brilliant Butterfly by Rich3618Let's... by WillTC Hello blue eyes by mitazu08Butterfly 2 by Nelia1989mmm...mimosa by momlovespics Butterfly by HaranBanjo Butterfly :3 by leonsnowyMorning beauty by huhahohi Fragile by Jules1983 :thumb295125820:Butterfly by miirex Fen's Butterfly 2 by knuFaD-zzaJ :thumb291874545:BUTTERFLY 5 by CANON-EOS50D Common Mormon 070112 by inckurei Colours of Danger by HitomiiButterfly by ChristianIldephonse In the Secret Garden by x-MysticStar-x Quand te reverais-je ? by Sweet-NatureRadiant in Blue by worldtravel04 Rosy Butterfly by secondclaw Atthis by Kendra-PaigeJulia Butterfly by ParadoxGirl411 Papilio machaon by buleria Zebra Longwing Butterfly by ParadoxGirl411Butterfly~ by ColorfulDinos7 Lightbringer by MaaykeKlaver Butterfly by n0naaArtificial. by EmilyJulianne BUTTERFLY 6 by CANON-EOS50D Unfocused Beauty by iGoBrullenParadise of Butterfly by WindyLife :thumb28952
Mushroom Feature!_______________________________________ Greetings my lovely watchers!!! Hope you all are having a fantastic day... Cause it's time for a Mushroom Feature! Shrooms by cookie-prisonhearted Mushroom by veangence383Mushroom by tynak Creamy Waves by SauriaMami :thumb184119521:mushroom 2 by RichardRobert mushroom village by inmc This World by rad-ix:thumb266410987: :thumb265250775: Cute Little Mushroom by TriinErgLovely Mushroom by FrantisekSpurny Mushroom by jagjami I'm there by sara-nmtMushroom VI by valiunic Mushroom Paradise by SAMLIM :thumb142780566:The Mushroom by Nelia1989 mushrooms by scarlette13 mushroom by HishinoWonderland by AimishBoy Fungi II by ClaudeG The Odd Couple by AimishBoyMushroom in the Moss Forest by orestART mushrooms by owlbird Mushroom Family by orestARTLittle Mushroom Trio by LinsenSchuss Mushroom 3 by miku Mushroom. by 2ne92The Lone Mushroom by PhotuBug Mushroom Macro by myceliae Depth of field by bulgphoto:thumb289101605: Mushroom by dodoangel Mystic Dew by AmyySchu:th
Best of February 2012Hello everyone! :iconskyandnatureclub: proudly features the best submissions of February!We will feature the best pictures of every month, so make sure you submit your best works to increase your chance to be featured Not yet a member? Have a look at our Blog and feel free to join!And now enjoy our monthly feature! ----Flowers, Plants & Macro Look down by Snowflake20 Frozen Destiny by AljoschaThielenRose Of Ice by r3novatio If a Tree Falls by JanPusdrowski August by AngelAK47Snowflake Beauty by nnIKOO drop:. by efeline Teint by RaBBiTKa.:: Awakening ::. by Whimsical-Dreams feel the spring by Orwald Apres l'ombre by JPtHartPurple Dream by Gilraen-Taralom Fire and Ice by FeliDae84LandscapesThe Road Less Travelled by CrowManIC Guardian beacon by FireKDragon Morning forest by miropSerinity in the Mountains by MarkLucey Na Pali Coast Kauai by kevinskystudio ncy 19 Basilique de la Visitation by Lunox-baikDead Winter Days by SonicSyndrome :
The Under-appreciated of July 2011 - part 1 :iconskyandnatureclub: Hello dear members and non-members how are you ?As you know the SkyAndNatureClub features the Under-appreciated: submissions which have less than 100 s."Under-appreciated Submissions" News Articles are submitted twice a month! We are hoping that the submissions below would get more comments and faves. They deserve more than that Please take the time to Comment OR/AND Fave these submissions, as it will mean a lot to them and to us For your information, those submissions are chosen from the gallery folder July 1st - 14th 2011 [Bullet; Red] To join this group, please read this blog!:iconlovesplz: Enjoy! Flowers, Plants & Macro: :thumb2
Emoji PLZ accountsEDIT:// Here are the rest of them that could be made in to plz accounts! ^-^:iconbubblewthplz::iconbubbleannoyedplz::iconbubbleevilplz::iconbubblemadplz::iconbubbleplottingplz::iconbubbleohmyplz::iconbubbledazeplz::iconbubblebraindeadplz:---------Check it out! the lovely Esskaeye is making some of my emoji's in to plz accoutns for everyone to use!You should go and thank her if you use any of them! ^^Here are the ones she has made so far:iconbubblehehplz: :iconbubblekissplz: :iconbubblehuhplz: :iconbubbledeadplz: :iconbubbleblushplz: :iconbubblesadplz: :iconbubblecuteplz:
February Feature.Second month of the New Year... My priorities now reside in my health--mind, body and soul as well as my success in school which will be quite demanding. I'd like to use my free time for creative pursuits, but I'm just not sure how much time that will be. That being said, I may be more absent for the time being. However, I'd still like to find time for my features and thank everyone for their support! Here is a feature containing my recent favourites, those who have been kind enough to donate to me, some who have featured me, and some of my watchers (101-110)::iconla34::iconprimalfuryan::iconkhio15::iconjason244555::iconvbdragonfly::iconidentifyed-tehself::iconGhost1926::icondescendant::iconISeeTheLatice::iconSuperSonicHero10:Thank you!
Winter PhotographyThis is a feature for some of the wonderful winter photos of::iconsnow-and-ice:Snowy Landscapes: Spirit of the Mountain by TheYellowstoneWayIce and Icicles:Black Gives Way To Blue by DennisChunga Frozen World by tangratannakra crazy ice by kikimccracken Ice feathers by juhku Ice branch by MistressVampy Ice and Snow by Eagle-Photography Cave Point Icicles by thankyoujames Icy flowers by closer-to-heaven Pilkahdus by juhku An Obvious Sign of Winter by BuzzyG Growin ice by juhku Above the Frozen Sea. by thankyoujamesAnimals in Snow and Ice:Snow Storm 6914 by Sooper-Deviant Fire and Ice by Nate-Zeman PheasantPhun1 by Coigach Cold Dawn by Fel2Norak Running in Snow by amrodel winter XIV by vadalein winter red bird by Tommy8250 :thu
No More Unauthorized ArtworkRegarding the debate of whether comic artists should continue selling unauthorized prints/sketches of characters they don't own, I think Bissette and his legal advisor are 100% correct. So from now on, I won't be doing any sketches or commissions at shows of any character that I don't own. Am I rolling over in fear of Marvel? Maybe, but as it states below, they're in their legal right to come after me if there's ever a dispute. I love to complain about the Big Two, but I can't (in good conscience) get upset at them if I'm breaking the rules myself. Being DC exclusive, maybe I can get a waiver that allows me to sketch DC characters, so I'll keep you updated.From Steve Bissette's FB page:ALERT, ALL COMICS CREATORS: With permission, I'm quoting key points my dear friend and own legal advisor/contract consultant (since 1992) Jean-Marc Lofficier raised on his posts to a Yahoo forum discussing Ty Templeton's cartoon concerning the Gary
1000 Cranes 1000 Deviants Project:iconcommunityrelations:communityrelations:iconcommunityrelations:1000 Cranes 1000 Deviants Community Project is still accepting submissions of Origami Cranes. The goal is to have 1000 deviations posted!moth-owl and synconi have been the driving force behind this Community Project. I check the folder as often as I can to move the miscats. It is the only way to keep track of just how many "real" submissions there are into the category.1000 Cranes for Fella :iconfellaplz: talks about the project and how prizes will be randomly given away. Ignore the cut-off date since the current end date has not been determined. There will be points, Premium Memberships, prints and more! Each deviant can submit up to five (5) submissions into <
Commission Info UpdatePlease note Dimoos-den for anything related to commissions, thank you~ :'DNORMAL COMMISSIONSFull Color Chibis ~ 12 USDBackground: transparent/flat color or very simple onlySimple background ~ additional 3 USDFlat/transparent is freeSampleswill add moreWaist/Knee Up ~ 18 USDPattern Background ~ additional 5 USDSimple Background ~ additional 10 USDFlat/transparent is freeFull Body ~ 25 USDPattern Backgroun ~ additional 5 USDSimple Background ~ additional 10 USDSamples COMPLEX COMMISSIONS*detailed background and props*50 USD minimum either half/knee up or full body(really needs a lot of time and effort - at least 5 days of work on and off)Half/Knee Up Couples ~ 55 USDFull Body Couples ~ 70 USDSamples:thumb216197
Folder Updates Hi everyone! I have just gone through the group's folders and added in a new category...Trees, Forests and Wooded Areas. I have also updated the names of all the other folders.To help you work out which folder to submit your photo to, here are a few examples from each folder:Plants, Flowers and FungiTrees, Forests and Wooded AreasLandscapesCanyon Shot 1 by clippercarrilloTransfagarasan by CipgalleryGolden by quasi-VirtuosoWatch out for the Thunder by lumirahFloat by truthdeniedWaterscapeswhite Nights . . by iliushkaDead tree 2 by black-cat16river by durabainThis is Australia by MorganaMagorianTranquilidad by noohohIcantSky, Clouds and SunSunset Skies II by John-PeterThe Sun Will Shine by cheekz-jessCracking Sky by Kick-ArtistStop, it's sunset time by Enirroctrue colours by MalleSundayAnimalsMoomba 3 by JessicaDobbsFinally Done by AkirahpawsGoldfish by MadeleineAlanaI am a Tiger and this is my tongue II by CRGPhotographyduck by sonafoitovaInsectsLadybug Wish by Miss-Elixir-MidnaBlue Butterfly by mreinigDragonfly II. B. by IceBeer15Jumping Spider by SpademmM2885 - Ccaatteerrppillllaarr by LothringenNature in Macr
The Return of the Sky2! Greetings my lovely watchers!!! Hope you all are having a fantastic day... Cause it's time to look up at the sky once again! So without further a-do, I present: "The Return of the Sky 2!"I hope you all enjoy these sky photos as much as I do!*~[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]Sunset[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]~* :thumb280086863: Stunning sunset by lee-sutilIn the Beautiful Sky by YumeSamasLover Holy.Crap. by katara764 Firelight by FramedByNaturePainted Sky by SkyHalo Sunset by nikischlicki Sunset December 31st, 2011 by Catbalouu Dear Summer, Hurry Up by Shane-Morelock*~[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]Lightning/Storms[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]*~*[Heart]~*:thumb282120353: Apocalypse Tower by MaximeCourty Birthday Night by Robin-HughThe Beggining by askwhyart Storm Clouds IV by MadeleineAlana Inflow Bands HDR by INTOtheRFDNocturnal Wrath by Unilight The Atom Bomb by INTOtheRFD Beyond by she-is-so-fly:thumb282
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The Housing Authority of the County of Santa Clara (HACSC) was established in 1967 by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors to locally administer federal rent subsidy programs authorized under the United States Housing Act of 1937. Since 1976 HACSC has administered such programs for both the County of Santa Clara and the City of San Jose (which geographically lies entirely within Santa Clara County). HACSC currently assists over 16,000 households. For an overview of the programs currently administered, please go to Programs.
Mission and Goals:
HACSC's mission is to provide and inspire affordable housing solutions to enable low-income people in Santa Clara County to achieve financial stability and self-reliance.
HACSC's Policy Goals:
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- 3). Promote tenants' financial stability and self-reliance.
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Day-to-day operation of the Housing Authority is carried out by approximately 200 dedicated employees working under the guidance of several department directors and led by the executive director and deputy executive directors. Current departments and directors are as follows:
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The Housing Authority's general operation is overseen by the Board of Commissioners, the members of which are appointed by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors. The Board of Commissioners consists of seven commissioners, one from each of the five supervisorial districts and two tenants of the Housing Authority, one being a senior citizen. Each member is appointed for a four-year term except the resident commissioners, who are appointed for two-year terms. The current members of the Board of Commissioners are as follows:
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Wedding headbands are the most versatile. They can be worn as headbands, tiaras, and bunwraps. Click on each picture to view the headband on a bride, and see some suggestions for wearing these exquisite headpieces. The Austrian leaded glass crystals (we never use plain glass rhinestones) are cut like diamonds with precise facets to capture the light and gleam like real gemstones. When ony the best will do for your wedding, look for bridal headbands with genuine crystals. For only a few dollars more, you can grace your hairstyle with elegance and beauty.
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PENNY DREADFUL Comic-Con Panel Recap: John Logan and Cast Discuss FRANKENSTEIN's Influence, the Importance of Family, and Season 2
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Moderated enthusiastically by self-proclaimed "dreadful" and evidently devoted fan Aisha Tyler, Showtime's Penny Dreadful closed out the festivities in Ballroom 20 on Thursday. Though some of the actors were absent, most notably Eva Green, showrunner John Logan and stars Josh Hartnett, Reeve Carney, and Harry Treadaway all spoke enthusiastically about the first season of the surprise hit show and gave hints about what will be coming in the next season. Hit the jump for more on our Penny Dreadful Comic-Con panel recap.


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- children's centres
- nurseries
- help with the cost of childcare
- becoming a childminder
- after school clubs in Camden
- breakfast clubs in Camden
- childminders
- parent and toddler groups
- play service after school clubs and holiday playschemes
There are a wide range of nursery education and childcare options across Camden. These include children's centres operated by Camden Council, those run by local primary schools along with independent, voluntary sector and private sector nursery providers.
Beyond nursery education, there are a range of playgroups and independent childminders, while many people rely on friends and relatives for additional support.
To help parents balance work and family life we are offering local people free 25 hour nursery places for 3 and 4 year olds in our own children's centres and those operated by participating primary schools until at least July 2015. This is ten hours on top of the Government's 15 hour provision:
- Download: List of Council-operated children's centres and schools offering 25-hour nursery places (PDF 208KB)
This offer is subject to local availability and individual schools' admissions policies. Applications for September 2014 free nursery places are made directly through the school or children's centres. To apply for a September 2014 free 25-hour nursery place, please contact your school or children's centre direct.
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All early years providers follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) ensuring that every child is encouraged to learn through play.
Frequently asked questions about childcare
Working in childcare
- download: Childminder factsheet (PDF 40KB)
- becoming a registered childminder
- download: Setting up your own nursery (PDF 75KB)
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Winona, Minnesota, United States
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Custom Golf Carts: Shop Smart
Golf carts are used for much more than just golf these days and more and more people are investing in them for other uses. If you want to make your golf cart your own, customize it. Custom golf carts are a popular route for many people.
Before you go with a custom golf cart, there is a lot that you should know. In order to make the right purchase choices, you need to proceed carefully, just like with any vehicle additions. Take your time and be thoroughly informed and you will get the best bang for your buck.
Know your budget
One major thing stands out. If you are thinking of doing this, then you should be prepared to spend quite a bit of money. Adding features to a golf cart will end up costing you quite a bit. And often, once people get started, they don't know where to stop and end up spending quite a bit of money. The first step is to be aware of how much money you want to spend on this project so that you know how far you can go.
Know your needs
When it comes to your needs, you need to make choices that will work with them. Where are you driving your golf cart? If you really are just taking it on a golf course, then you obviously don't need super-expensive off-road tires. But many people are really taking their golf carts for some serious off-roading. In that case, better tires are needed. The same goes for other accessories. Make your decisions based on what you do with your golf cart.
Do your research
Do your research on parts and accessories for custom golf carts before you make your decisions? Look at magazines for ideas, and of course, take advantage of the internet. The web contains so many places that give you great tips on custom golf carts.
A great tip is to talk to a professional about custom golf carts before you decide what to do, even if you plan to do it all on your own. A professional can tell you the best and possibly the most cost-efficient methods you can take. They can also recommend great ideas for your particular needs, too.
When working with custom golf carts, the best idea people can have is to shop smart, no matter what they are doing with their golf cart. Great choices are the most informed ones. There are a variety of resources available so that a shopper can make the best possible options for customizing their golf cart.