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After going from nowhere to a double-digit primary lead in a mere three months, Democratic Senate candidate Jeff Greene is reshuffling his campaign team.
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Blank this afternoon said there was no drama behind the changes.
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602 comments found
Very Nice theme and your documentation is very straight forward. I just bought your theme and so far it's looking good. I'm very new to prestashop. After I installed the theme and followed the documentation on module placements, i was able to see the currency and country. But after i added the logo the currency and country was hidden and I couldn't see them anymore.
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Footer / Information list I need to remove the bottons: "Our Stores" and "Sitemap" Why can I do?
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Hi, i have a question: where can i switch of the colorpicker in Prestashop?
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Hello Sercan We just purchase your template which is great by the way and Just wanted to let you know we sent you a message using the ticket system and we couldnt find the purchase code in the downloads tab. thanks for your time!!
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I'm gonna buy your theme but before I'd like learn possibility to change theme language to Turkish? If there is a possibility, will you give a theme manual and how to tell us how to do it?
Autumn theme is compatible with the Prestashop's translation system. You can translate the Prestashop and the theme very easily using the Prestashop admin panel.
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Thanks for the answer. I bought your theme and install to my server for how to use prestashop and theme. I need to open a ticket but on themeforest > download section there isn't show Purchase Code. Should I ask to themeforest to get it?
My problem is i couldn't find where is the slider configuration page? (in module > positions, I see the Autumn – Image Slider and there isn't any button to get to configuration page.
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You can find the license code in "Downloads" page. Click the download link and select "License Certificate" from the dropdown.
You can find the module configurations "Modules -> modules" page. "Modules -> Positions" page only for configure the positions of the modules.
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Thanks for your help. on the "Downloads" page, there is just "Regular License" link and there isn't any dropdown. I think I should ask themeforest. Thank you
You need to click "Download" button. It won't download the theme right away, it will reveal a drop down, then you can select License Certificate from there.
Thanks you and sorry about it. I see the dropdown now! Sorry sorry sorry.
I can't submit ticket on your system because a license code is needed, which i don't have, i can see only regular license on themeforest download page on my account.
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the home page is not working properly, the showcase is blocked and the sliding buttons are not working anymore.
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You can find the license code in download page. Click the download button and it reveal a select box. You can select the license code from that select box and it will download the license code.
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IT works,
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excellent theme! 1) In the MegaMenu, is it possible to edit the look and change all the text, pictures, etc. directly in the admin panel? Or only CSS?
2) On homepage, can the scolling of "Featured Products", "New Products", "Special Products" be turned off in admin panel? Or changed with 3 boxes "New Products" and 2 boxes of "Featured products" together on one line in admin panel? (In Demo, all 3 above are on seperate lines.)
3) Can a box be added here (in admin panel) with text (no pictures) in a size taht I need?
Thanks! keep up the good work.
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1) You need to edit the looks of the mega menu directly from CSS. There isn't any option to edit them in admin panel.
2) You can disable the auto scroll from the showcase module configuration but there isn't any way to show more than one row of Featured, Special or New products. Altough there is a native module called "Home Featured" in Prestashop, you can use them to show more than one row of products but it will only show Featured Products, it won't show new or special products.
You can combine these two modules. For example you can show more than one row of featured products with using "Home Featured" native module and you can disable the featured products from showcase module and show only new and special product rows.
3) There is a native module called "Home text editor" in Prestashop. You can put your custom HTML codes or texts or images to the homepage using that module. Also you can edit the template files.
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hi cart stopped working after installing theme now cart is allways empty prestashop 126.96.36.199 help please
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I would like to buy really, but I need to know if :
1- It is possible to add PRODUCT COMPARISON ?
2- Theme is compatible with ATTRIBUTE WIZARD PRO ?
Thank you in advance.
Prestashop already has product comparison feature. You can check the "Select to Compare" while hovering over the product in category page and then you can click the "Compare" button.
Autumn theme is not compatible with any 3rd party module visually. Theme is not changing any of the core files, so 3rd party modules will work without any problems but you need to edit the module styles in order to make it visually compatible.
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Any plan to add email template for this theme as well? Might be nice to have the bonus.
I have plans for that but currently I don't have time to add extras to the Autumn Theme. But it's on my todo list, and I will add mail templates and bunch of other new modules and features when I find some spare time.
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nice theme I'd like to know if you have the product PSD file Thank you very much !
If you looking for the design PSD files, there are already 3 PSD files in the main zip file, for homepage, product page and category page. Also you can find PSD files for icons and other images used in the theme.
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Hello Author,
Excellent design! This is the template I was looking for and the modules included makes it perfect. Nice job done here. Just two issues I am facing are 1. the break crumbs design issue (link to the screenshot:http://funkymagi.com/product_page.png ) 2. Images uploaded are blur then the original image.
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Does anybody know of a module that works with this theme that displays a carousel of manufacturer logo's on the homepage?
Hello, your theme looks great
I want to ask you if it is possible to put in a bigger store logo or only like this in demo theme?
With current design you can put up to 70px height logo images. If you want to put higher logo images you need to modify the header.
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is it compatible with PrestaShop™ 184.108.40.206?
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Hello guy, great job!
Is possible to modify the size of product images on homepage (210×210) to enlarge it like the three bottom images (25%off, Free shipping, Great Collections)?
Thank you!
Unfortunately with current design, it's not that easy. All the responsive maths based on the 210px width. You can change the width easily but then you need to modify every responsive step and make the calculations based on the new size to make sure the theme will work on every resolution without any problems.
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Hi, I'd like to know how to enable the left column on the website www.ladylike.fr. I've added the category block to displayLeftColumn, but nothing appears. (I've asked on the ticket system but still waiting for an answer).
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In Hot Water - History, Ideas & Art of Water Heating
Larry and Suzanne Weingarten wrote the book on domestic hot water heating (The Water Heater Workbook is available right here it here in the Books section). I've never met anyone who knows more about water heating than these two.
Larry also collects and restores old water heaters. His collection is so wonderful, and so historic, that the Monterey Peninsula Airport Art Gallery in Monterey, California (where Larry & Suzanne live) put much of it on exhibition during the winter of 2004. The AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am Youth Fund, and the Monterey Peninsula Museum of Art funded the project. Some very serious water heaters here.
Now I didn't have a chance to see the exhibition live, but Larry sent me this wonderful DVD, which was the next best thing to being there. It's so professionally done that I thought I was watching The History Channel. Larry's collection goes back to the very roots of modern plumbing, and each of his water heater/museum pieces is lovingly restored. During the program, he takes each antique heater apart and explains its inner workings, and its history. If you love mechanical things you're really going to enjoy this DVD. So much of it made me wonder how people even survived during those early days. Wait until you see this technology!
And Larry is such a marvelous presenter, very gently, like Mr. Rogers, but with fire and water to play with. There's a point in the show where he lights off one of the old heaters and you hear this wild gurgling sound as the water goes from ambient to really hot in just a few seconds. Larry looks into the camera and he has this mischievous twinkle in his eye. "Now there's a sound that hasn't been heard in a hundred years," he says, as if that might be a good thing. It's such great fun.
Get this DVD and savor it. You'll learn much in about 40 minutes, and you'll be that much more interesting to your customers on your next water heater call. And by the way, Larry also talks about modern heaters on this DVD, and gives quite a bit of solid advice, some things you may not have considered.
Larry and Suzanne wrote the book. Now you can enjoy the show. Share it with everyone you know who has a love for plumbing and wonderful old machines. This is such great stuff.
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Tannen Bomb - Golden Valley Brewery and Pub
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4.78/5 rDev +22.9%
This is one of those beers that I had a long time ago and remember being REALLY good and had wanted to try again. Unfortunately, it's pretty hard to find outside the Portland-area. Thankfully, I know of a store that is almost sure to always have em...but that's a secret! :)
4-month old, 22 oz. bottle:
The Tannen Bomb has a nice, thick, latte-esque, mocha-colored head which results in pretty thick lacing. This is obviously heavily malted, as the label says. The beer itself is a dark, deep copper color--sorta like an IPA.
The smell is very nice but is actually kind of difficult to describe. It is incredibly sweet and reminiscent of candy strawberry or cherry. There is even a little cotton candy. I also felt like I detected a little bourbon and caramel. No hops. No yeast.
The taste, like the smell, is very sweet and is reminiscent of a strawberry or cherry cream soda. There is some mild hoppyness but it is mostly malty and sweet like candy. This is an awesome brew! It is very drinkable and pleasant. It says it is a "Winter Warmer" yet is without any chocolate or harsh hop flavors which are usually present in warmers. Maybe this is half warmer, half barley wine?
The only downside to this, I think, would be its sweetness. It certainly makes for a good nightcap or a dessert, but didn't go well with the snack of potato chips I had about half way through drinking the 22oz. I was hungry but couldn't really think of anything I had that would go well with the beer so I just had to take a break and keep eating before drinking any more. This might go well with cherry or apple pie, or with any fruit in general, but you may find it more enjoyable on its own.
03-13-2010 00:47:18 | More by MadeInOregon
4.7/5 rDev +20.8%
What a pleasant surprise!!! Poured a rich mahogany with an off color two finger head of foam. Didn't notice the lacing for my anxiousness to go directly to taste. Did not disappoint. Sweet cherries and chocolate- not unlike the candy from Cella's. Silky mouthfeel and a memorable aftertaste that provoked past events of my youth. Perfect carbonation. Truly a fine brewed rendition of comfortable stress relieving sex. I will give these folk another chance...an IPA from GVB that I sampled last month sucked.
02-04-2012 23:58:35 | More by RedBiddy
4.5/5 rDev +15.7%
02-29-2012 15:23:16 | More by mrkinnex
North Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +14.4%
The beer poured into the glass hazy deep amber brown with an off-white head which lasted to lace the glass.
The aroma was fruity and estery with dark fruits, raisins in particular, and a deep complex maltiness followed by a citrusy, but still earthy hop aroma that was well muted. Some spciy phenols emerged as the beer warmed.
The flavor was malty with complexity in sherrylike old ale characteristics. The fruit component was cherries dark fruits like raisins but still with a pineapple character. The malt was well achieved and the bittering kept it all well rounded and interesting. Also in the flavor was a substantial nutty component (Munich malt?).
The finish was dry with caramel and a strong fruit/hop complexity lasting long into the finish. The body was medium to medium full and the alcohol presence only really noticeable in the phenols of the aroma, but no real warming occured after consumption. A very interesting, complex and tasty beer.
12 ounce twist off bottle. Thanks weefisheads! I really wish I had another bottle of this elixir...the tag says $1.35, I've tasted much less for much more...
03-20-2005 02:15:30 | More by GCBrewingCo
4.38/5 rDev +12.6%
Dark reddish orange in color (slightly hazy) with an off-white head that dissipated slowly and left some lacing on the glass. Aroma of sweet and caramel malts with some light floral hops. Flavor is very similar to taste, with the addition of vanilla and alcohol. Although this is a malt heavy brew, it's very well balanced. Body is medium, it's lightly carbonated, and has a creamy mouth feel. The taste of alcohol is noticeable, but it provides a very nice warming feeling in the finish. Very drinkable despite the higher alcohol content.
09-22-2011 06:14:42 | More by notsoprobeer
4.33/5 rDev +11.3%
A: Pours a nice clear reddish color with a good sized frothy white head and good lacing down the glass
S: Smell is sweet and malty also some caramel scents in there
T: Caramel and toffee sweetness up front followed by a grassy/herbal hop presence
M: Medium bodied beer finished a little dry
O: This is a pretty good beer, would buy this one again.
11-21-2011 04:21:46 | More by loren01
4.3/5 rDev +10.5%
Deep carmine hue, with a stiff, khaki head that yields attractive lace. Pungent combination of spicy cinnamon notes and nectar like sweetness hits the nose upfront. Sandalwood and pine sap ensue in a softer fashion. Swirling release hints of sour plum, yeast must and butterscotch. Very inviting and soothing aromawise. Smells spiced, but I don't think it is. In flavor, all components are well balanced. This is an egalitarian brew. Malt components are of well buttered, lightly burnt toffee and toasted rye hints. Integrated esters of a red grape and dried date nature complement malt aptly. Hop bitterness is well calculated, and offsets residual sweetness to the point were dark caramel remains, and simpler, sugary notes are overshadowed. Hop flavor is mostly floral with a citrus zest twang. Moderate in body, with sufficient dextrins for a firm, but not overly hefty mouthfeel. Finishes with a surge of black currant sweetness that fades into a simple, agreeable, lingering dry biscuit presence. A complex, very tasty brew that deserves to be sipped, but begs to be consumed hastily. A fine combination of an English style old ale and American Barleywine. Superbly drinkable.
01-09-2004 01:59:05 | More by marc77
4.3/5 rDev +10.5%
Nice deep dark amber color. Head started off thin, then exploded to about a finger think, then died down again, but a little sticks around to lace the glass. Strong malt aroma which forewarns you of the massive malt flavor. A decent holiday beer and worth a try, but I don't think it's one of the better ones out there.
10-08-2002 22:29:33 | More by sinistersteve
4.28/5 rDev +10%
Hazy clove brown with a nice 1/2 inch head of pale tan. Fat string laces. Nice aroma, a lot of cling peaches in syrup stuff goin' on. The fruit theme continues into the flavor, lots of orchard fresh peach and apricot, some apple cider and cherry. Hopping is good but not assertive, malt, slight yeast, and fruit are showcased in this medium carbonated beer. Mouthfeel is shy of what I was expecting, but there is a slight alcohol note. Bright and fresh for a Winter brew, different and a lot of fun.
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12-07-2003 19:41:09 | More by ADR
4.22/5 rDev +8.5%
Reddish amber color. Small head. Aroma is spicy (cinnamon and clove) and fruity. A medium bodied strong ale. Malts are nutty and sweet. Hops are piney and grapefruity. Lots of winter spices in the beer, cinnamon, nutmeg and a touch of clove and ginger. Well balanced. Smooth taste. Nice winter warmer. Hides the 8% alcohol well. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and dry. Aftertaste is slightly bitter.
01-03-2004 04:25:38 | More by beerguy101
4.18/5 rDev +7.5%
Surprise lurking on the bottom shelf at the beer store; another new beer from Golden Valley, and its a winter ale! The label is another nice, subdued work, and is quite attractive.
When I poured it, I was surprised that no foam appeared. A slightly more vertical pour encouraged some, but its just a slight rim of golden bubbles. The beer itself is the first I've had that could be described as garnet colored since I'd seen the term first applied to a beer this summer. Turns out VENOM already used the term to describe the beer so I'll just describe it as a deep amber syrup with a somewhat dull appearance. Looks and smells like it ought to be a doppelboch, with a heavy malt nose and a somewhat suggestive alcohol aroma.
Taste is quite warm and pleasant. My Beer fridge was too cold, so it took some time to warm to a good serving temperature, but when it had, the flavor was greatly enhanced. It washed the the biscuit malt grain down nicely, and easily filled the sweet and bready void. The hops provide a slightly bitter finish, but it dries the palate nicely, complimenting the sip itself.
About halfway through the beer the high ABV becomes apparent. This is obviously brewed by someone who lives in the NW, and understands the intolerable grays and SAD blues. A pleasant addition to the winter ale collection.
11-09-2003 01:08:24 | More by freed
4.13/5 rDev +6.2%
Pours dark amber with a good sized head, plenty of lacings.
Aroma is sweet roasted malts, some fruits, floral hops.
Taste is dark roasted malts with enough bitter hops to balance the flavor.
Moothfeel is rich and some bitterness in the finish.
Drinkability is pretty good for the high abv. Alcohol is fairly well hidden.
11-03-2008 08:32:14 | More by Spikester
4.1/5 rDev +5.4%
A: The ale is an amber color with brownish highlights. The head was 1.5 fingers on pour before dissolved to a small band.
S: The aroma is a malty nose with spicy hop character and a bit of tangy nutmeg.
T: The flavor is strong caramel and biscuit malts. The concentration is surprising, creating a very bread-like taste that is highlighted by nutmeg and cinnamon notes. The alcohol comes through clearly, accentuating the malt and spices. There is a bit of hop bitterness that comes through near the end, adding a flourish to the finish.
M: The ale is a strong, malty ale, flavorful and warming.
D: The abv is high and somewhat noticeable in the taste, but 8%? That shocked me. The ale is a nice drink for a cold winter night.
02-10-2007 00:23:59 | More by akorsak
British Columbia (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +5.4%
I had this down in the cellar for a year and it very much turned what was once a spicy winter warmer into a vinous barley wine. The nose turned slightly aged with some hops on the rise but the first taste is quite interesting. The balance and hops are apparent but a nice vinous backbone has arisen with a slightly sour edge. The edges are rounded off and the flavours are more delicate. This beer copuld not really benefit from any more aging but the one year experiment brings added interest to an already good beer.
12-28-2004 17:41:46 | More by canucklehead
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +2.8%
Pours a slightly hazy deep amber with a one finger slightly off white head somewhat creamy look to it,wow big fruit in the aromas it really jumps out at ya as it warmed a little the brown sugar and caramel elements show thru more very appetizing.After the first few sips I noticed quite a big alcohol burn but as I drank more it semmed to meld into a nice rounded winter ale, brown sugar and ripe fruit like cherry even a little orange with some caramel.The alcohol is strong up front but this is quite good it is a big malt bomb and really warming.
12-17-2005 02:44:05 | More by oberon
New York
4/5 rDev +2.8%
The beer pours a ruby red color with a 1/2" offwhite head that fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a complex malt scent that boasts of pale crystal and roasted malts along with a mild hop aroma. It is slightly sweet and warm. The taste is good. It has a smooth roasted flavor that goes down easy and finishes slightly bitter, malty and warm. The mouthfeel is fine. It is a full bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is a good winter warmer. It's not over the top, but it is full of flavor with an excellent malt palate.
03-14-2005 22:08:26 | More by WesWes
4/5 rDev +2.8%
Dark coppery/auburn, with a nice tan head that lasts not quite long enough, this is one of my favorite holiday offerings. A very hoppy flavor that isn't bitter at all, only the 8% alcohol reduces the drinkability score. Interestingly, it has a strong malty smell that seems to compliment the hoppy taste when you drink it. Love the name, too. Highly recommended.
01-05-2004 03:21:06 | More by jtfest
4/5 rDev +2.8%
12 oz bottle from John's Marketplace served during Twelve Beers of Christmas tasting, 12/22/09. Sampled at HAF earlier in month, and after pouring Jim during Friday am session and seeing this interest in this beer, added to tasting roster.
Dark amber body, light tan 1 finger head, slow dissipation with nice lacing. Nose is pretty complex, big bready malt presence balanced by spicy and piney hops, but they are not dominant. The taste isn't overly hoppy, once again a nice balance. Good carbonation and nice mouthfeel, very drinkable. I'll be investigating other brews from this brewery in the future. One of the best Winter Warmers I've come across so far. Recommended.
12-23-2009 17:42:07 | More by jdense
3.98/5 rDev +2.3%
Equal parts dark bronze, brick red and rustic orange with fiery orange edges. The golden brown sugar head is impressively tight-bubbled and should stick around for a good long while. As expected, a thick coat of lace is beginning to appear as the cap deflates (and results in plenty of eye candy in the end). Now this is how a winter warmer ought to look.
The nose is heavy on sweet caramel and light on citric hops. My first impression of 'too weak' no longer applies now that the head has almost finished melting. I'm now able to appreciate a pleasant buttered rum aroma that puts me in mind of the holidays.
Tannen Bomb may not be a malt bomb as the brewery would have us believe, but it does fit comfortably within the bounds of the style; something that isn't always a given when it comes to winter warmers. Several more mouthfuls tell me that it belongs on the lighter end of the style scale however. Even more malt and even more rich, malty flavor would make it an even better beer.
The hop bill consists of Chinook, Liberty and Fuggles (brewed with) and Kent Goldings (dry-hopped with). Chinook is possibly the only one of those that I might have been able to identify due to the resiny, spiced grapefruit flavor that it imparts. I could do with more hops as well as more malt. A citric tartness is at least as prominent as bitterness, with sweet bringing up the rear. Unusual, and not entirely welcome, for the style.
The beer would be much better served with a bigger, chewier mouthfeel. It seems like it'll get there when beer first enters mouth, but the expected viscosity never really materializes. Age might be the culprit, although without any sort of dating, how would I know whether I have a one-year-old or a two-year-old bottle? I doubt that it's any older than that.
Tannen Bomb, while good beer and a fine version of a sometimes hard to define style, isn't as explosive as it could be. As always, my suggestion to is add more of everything. It's a good little drinker though and is another worthwhile offering from little known Golden Valley Brewery.
09-21-2006 23:37:58 | More by BuckeyeNation
3.98/5 rDev +2.3%
In pouring this beer, I noticed that the head was smaller and shorter than a typical session ale, which I thought was nice in this style, but the color of the beer reminded me of something closer to a strong IPA than to a winter warmer. I was confused when I noticed all the cloudy/chunky funk at and near the bottom of the glass. Only after about an hour after drinking did I realize that this was the "tannen" part of the "Tannen Bomb". Still, it reminded me of some spoiled beer that I occasionally buy at Grocery Outlet.
The taste was nice. Strong and lingering hop character, but well matched with the sweet and round malt. After the first big swig and between the second, I noticed the slow creep of the warmth up my throat.
Very smooth for as high an ABV. A nice drinker.
02-09-2005 04:49:59 | More by unklesyd
3.95/5 rDev +1.5%
Pours a pretty, opaque brown color with orange highlights. The inch of head is khaki-colored, creamy, and retains wonderfully while leaving some pretty lacing on the glass. Aroma of sweet caramel and dark malts, dark fruit, and a subtle nutty character. Palate is sweet malt, dark fruit, and just a touch of light fruity hops. Slightly pungent notes of tropical fruit are evident around mid-palate. Body is fairy thick but not creamy. Alcohol is very well masked, so much so that this is a fairly dangerous beer that can sneak up on you pretty quickly. On the whole, very tasty, although the fruitiness can get a little funky after a while.
11-11-2006 08:10:09 | More by ElGordo
3.95/5 rDev +1.5%
Hazy carmel amber color with light tan head. Not much of a head or lacings.
Smell is sweet and malty. Mouthfeel is slick and alchoholic, not much carbonation. Taste is malty sweet with carmel then goes down kind of bitter with a strong lingering aftertaste.
Not a bad winterwarmer but definately a slow sipper. Seems to smooth out a bit as it warms.
11-11-2005 23:52:32 | More by kgotcher
3.93/5 rDev +1%
Poured a fresh 12oz bottle into a goblet. Poured a light mahogany with brilliant ruby and garnet highlights with a frosting-like two-finger head of a creamy hazelnut color. The head stuck around for an eternity before fading to a thick collar leaving some fair lacing down the glass.
Aroma of a neutral and even-tempered winter warmer. Plenty of malt, with a good caramel sweetness augmented by blackberry honey and a bit of pastry aroma. Some herbal and floral hop notes waft through the sweeness, as does a subtle hint of spices and a touch of fruity hops.
Tastes like a solid winter warmer. Even malt, a bit more on the sweet side than bready, with a nice earthy undertone. Fruit sweetness as a result of the citrusy hops blending with the malt, yielding notes of fig, caramelized apple, plums, and a unique and enticing blackberry flavor. There's definite hoping but it's not in-your-face, gently lending its floral and herbal hop notes with just the slightest grapefruit essence. Subtle hints of cinnamon, clove, mace, and cardamom remind you its winter. Pretty beautiful flavor profile that's unbelievably well rounded.
Full bodied and creamy, with a more full body than the glowing garnet would hint at. Carbonation seems perfect, gently coaxing the creaminess and full mouthfeel to a pinnacle. A touch of maple syrupiness texturally reminds the tongue of the sweetness while a slightly bitter and barely astringent hop bittering balances nicely.
Overall, a very solid winter warmer with a few interesting flavors. Nothing outstanding and nothing unbelievably out of the ordinary, while some of the fruit notes (blackberry), spices, and herbal (english?) hops created a nicely well-rounded winter warmer when it seems the trend is either maltorific or hop bomb disguised in a snowcapped label. Definitely worth cracking a bottle if you find yourself with the opportunity.
11-12-2008 21:41:16 | More by djeucalyptus
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The beer pours a murky blood red color, the head is purposeful in size, creamy in consistency, and light tan in color as it dissipates it leaves behind a sticky and thick sheet of lace to conceal the glass. Ripe bananas, yeast, malt, cotton candy sweet all make up this quite sniffable beer. Ambrosial the start, tons of malt, the top middling in feel, the finish minimally acidic, the hops present, but not over powering and the 8.5 ABV hit in all the malt. Quite drinkable, and a beer worthy of a sample, I think a bit different from the run of the mill Strong Ales.
02-09-2003 14:16:34 | More by Gusler
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Here we are, just a couple weeks into fall, and already I'm drawn to the Tannen Bomb Winter Warmer on-tap at Bailey's, downtown Portland. $4 for a 12 oz. snifter-fill. Possibly the earliest calendar date I've ever had this or any other of the style. Have had this several times, most recently was probably the Holiday Ale Festival last December.
A: Dark brown/mahogany pour with lighter glints of amber. Retains a fairly firm 1/2-finger cap of creamy, soapy ivory and falls gradually to a thinner scattering of sparkling film. Slow and steady carbonation crawls up the glass, concealed somewhat back in the murkier depths. Pretty lace, sticking in thin bands.
S: Light aroma that's got a pleasant malty sweetness tempered by some herbal and citrus hoppiness. Also holds a squeeze of honey, a dash of orange zest, faint tannic oak and traces of holiday spice. Not as bold as I'd have liked, but enough to evoke a cold winter day (and a warming ale to go with it).
T: Toasty malt and a sugary caramel go nicely with a more pronounced bittering (pithy orange rind and grapefruit). Balance seems fair - beginning malty with earthy hints of cocoa and peat, evolving to sharper citrus and tart fruit/hops, then rounding of with a more caramel finish.
M: Well carbonated, steady mouthfeel, leaning towards creaminess. Having read other reviews that cited a weakness in this category, I wonder if those suffered some from being kept in bottles; this kegged version was fresh, lively, medium/full-bodied and held up for several minutes with a gentle citrus-y/malty coating finish.
D: A tasty winter warmer with a concealed alcohol strength; 8% is virtually undetectable. Good flavor profile and nice balance. A beer that I'll certainly having again this fall/winter, especially when the draught version is available.
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To this point, I've been hesitant to believe in this team. Yes, there have been big wins like the other night against Michigan, and yes, there have been upsets like the win over Purdue, but any sports fan knows that a team destined for special things has to have a defining game along the way, one that says to the world "You can't stop us".
In 1986, the Nittany Lion footballers beat #2 Alabama in Tuscaloosa 23-3. Thats the game a lot of people will remember because it was so high profile a win, however, it probably wasn't the defining game on the way to JoePa's second national title.
In the next game, the Lions beat West Virginia 19-0 in Morgantown before welcoming Maryland the following Saturday. The Terrapins gave us a real dogfight, and gave PSU the closest game they'd play all year. But at the end of the day, the champs prevailed, and lived to fight another day after a 17-15 win.
The 2005 football team beat #6 Ohio St. at home, and many people will remember that as one of the greatest games in Penn State history. But, perhaps it was the win over Northwestern that defined the team more. That came before any ranking, or publicity, or College Gameday visit. It came at a time when most people probably didn't believe in the team yet after all the struggles in the years previous. It probably, like this game against the Hawkeyes, had a lot of people turning off their TVs in disgust.
Perhaps these are the games that define great teams. Nail-biters against teams you're supposed to beat. Games that you may not play your best, but find a way to get it done anyway.
After seening what the Lions did tonight, I can't help but feel that missing the tournament would be a dissappointment. I know, it has been a great season so far, probably the best season since '01, but I think it is pretty clear that this team is capable of more than just MAKING the tournament, its capable of making noise once it gets there.
With the win tonight, the Lions control their own destiny for the #2 seed in the Big 10 tournament. A slip up by the Spartans, and a win over them next Sunday, and suddenly, we're right there in the race for a conference title. A CONFERENCE TITLE!
Do I expect those things? No. But from here on out, it should be the goal of every person in that locker room to win the Big 10, not simply get to the NCAA tournament.
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Golden State Warriors center Andrew Bogut will be in the team's starting lineup against the Toronto Raptors on Monday night, the team announced. For the oft-injured big man, it will be just his fifth appearance in a Warriors uniform since last season's trade.
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Acquired by Golden State before last season's trade deadline from the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for a package centered on scorer Monta Ellis, Bogut was supposed to give the Warriors a defensive presence in the post that simply didn't exist before.
While the Warriors still haven't really found that sort of big man, depending primarily on the likes of David Lee, Carl Landry and rookie Festus Ezeli, they have improved significantly on the defensive end this season. Currently ranked 13th in the NBA in defensive efficiency, Bogut could make Golden State a top-10 unit for the first time since 1999.
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Although the number of traffic fatalities in Vilas and Oneida increased in the last year, Wisconsin ended 2013 with the lowest annual total number of deaths since 1944, according to preliminary statistics from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT).
Vilas County recorded six traffic deaths in 2013, compared to three in 2012. Meanwhile, Oneida County had eight traffic fatalities in 2013 compared to five last year.
The state recorded 527 traffic fatalities in 2013, compared to 526 in 1944. State traffic deaths this past year also were down 74, or 12%, from 2012, when 601 people died, and 44 fewer than the five-year average of 571 deaths."There is no single factor we can identify as the main reason
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There is little other explanation for the bewildering player rotations, lack of plays called and run in crucial situations, and the absence of reasonable comments justifying the moves afterwards. Since this team has a history of throwing months' worth of a season for a few slots in the lottery, ergo ipso facto I'm inclined to believe it's the same reason for this season's strange events--so far.
Coming off a 2-29 finish to last season, the loss of Al Jefferson, and no proven signifiicant addition to the team in the summer I believe the plan all along has been to:
1. Trade for a better player at the deadline
2. Improve enough in the second half of the season to get advertisers and ticket buyers on board, but not enough to get out of the upper portion of the lottery
3. Draft another potential starter (or trade the pick for one) in 2011
4. Get Rubio over here for next season
5. Win enough games to make the 2012 unprotected pick less relevant
And despite all the public hype Kahn, etc. had for the new roster, privately I don't think they were as confident that:
1. Love would be as good as he's been
2. Beasley would be as good as he's been
3. Wes would be serviceable (for now) at the SG
4. Darko would remotely resemble a center deserving to get 25 minutes a night in the NBA
Instead, those things have happened, with some consistency. So the team started to not only play well enough to (usually) beat marginal teams, but keep within striking distance against good teams. A .400 record (32 wins) might not seem obtainable right now, but if they had split the close ones so far this year, and then added a better player at the deadline (especially if traded for non-factors like Brewer or Flynn), and a few other teams start tanking, the team is in danger of giving up the pick to the Clippers, and left stuck with the relatively-useless lower picks from Utah and/or Memphis.
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On their first album in three years, 3 Doors Down respond to the relative commercial disappointment of their previous disc, Seventeen Days, which "only" went platinum. With 3 Doors Down, the Southern quintet aim to win back listeners by honing their sensitive post-grunge style down to its crunchy, tuneful essence.
As a result, the band has delivered its most consistent album – for better and for worse.
Streamlined Songs Aim for a Subdued Feel
Goes Down Easy ... Maybe Too Easy?
Though not as compelling as earlier efforts, 3 Doors Down has a smooth efficiency that keeps the album humming along at a good clip over its 45-minute running time. But smoothness can be a double-edged sword, particularly when it can be difficult to discern noticeable differences between individual tracks. This becomes increasingly problematic as 3 Doors Down nears its conclusion, its final handful of tunes a blur of slightly atmospheric relationship songs. A notable exception, however, is "These Days," a vibrant breakup song with an urgency too often missing elsewhere.
If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It
Overall, the band members aren't radically experimenting with their winning formula – understated drums paired with churning guitars – and consequently 3 Doors Down opts for a safe middle ground between weepy ballads and fiery hard rock. You can accuse the guys of going bland, but there's no denying that the album's level of craft keeps the songs from growing too dull.
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Really, the only major complaint is the band's decision to include "Citizen/Soldier," a song used prominently last year in ads for the National Guard. Disregarding its jingoistic tone for a moment, the track is easily the least engaging on 3 Doors Down, the one instance where the band sound like a parody of the groups who emerged in the wake of 3 Doors Down's initial popularity.
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Here is some very brief footage from the night we watched Elizabeth Hulette's WWF debut, which aired on the August 24, 1985, edition of WWF Prime Time Wrestling. From that point on, she was the Manager of my personal second favorite wrestler of all time (sorry, he takes a back seat to HBK, you guys), Randy Savage:
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Archbishop Of Canterbury To Step Down
Williams, 61, said it had been a privilege to serve as head of a communion that includes the Episcopal Church in the United States but he had decided to take up a position as master of Magdalene College at Cambridge University, a return to the world of academia in which many said the bookish cleric has always felt most at home.
His decision to resign after 10 years on the job was not completely unexpected by church watchers. His predecessor, George Carey, served for 11 years.
But it comes as the Anglican Communion wrestles with thorny issues that have bedeviled many Christian denominations. In July, for example, the Church of England is to decide the question of whether women can serve as bishops. Some traditionalist priests and parishes have already threatened to leave the church if the change goes through as expected. (Women already serve as bishops in the Episcopal Church.)
Outside Britain, Williams has also had to confront the wrath of Anglicans, particularly in Africa and Asia, who disapprove of homosexuality and who have even suggested setting up a rival grouping after Episcopal dioceses in the U.S. elected openly gay and lesbian bishops. Williams' own views on the subject have often been contorted and confusing, at least in public, as he tried to reconcile liberals and conservatives within the Anglican Communion.
At home, the Church of England is faced with ever-declining attendance in a deeply secular society. Only a small fraction of Britons are now faithful churchgoers.
Williams, a respected theologian who also writes poetry, is known to have been wearied by the constant infighting within the Anglican Communion. His appointment at Cambridge University will allow him to return to a milieu that many say better suits his mild, professorial personality.
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When the evaporated steam travelling via the muffler and exhaust system becomes cold and condenses into liquid, a little amount of liquid forms inside the tailpipe. This usually happens on cold weather conditions although it usually happens when you take short trips. The reason behind this is because the engine is not allowed to run longer to attain the required temperatures that will disperse all of the water.
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As explained above, taking short trips is the main reason why water leaks from your tailpipe. Those who have the modern models of cars need not worry about this anymore, as most of these cars' engines easily reach the highest operating temperatures in only 30 minutes. Cars with only one exhaust system will attain its adequate temperature in 15 minutes.
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Double Chocolate Banana Nut Brownie Muffins2012-05-29
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1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
2. In a medium bowl, blend the sifted coconut flour, almond meal, cocoa powder, cinnamon, baking powder, and salt; set aside.
3. In another medium bowl, beat the eggs then add the mashed banana, coconut oil, and vanilla until smooth.
4. Combine the wet into the dry ingredients and stir together until completely combined. Fold in the chocolate pieces and nuts.
5. Pour the batter evenly between the 12 cups of a muffin pan. I used silicon muffin liners. If you don\'t have these, coat each muffin cup with a little melted coconut oil. Top each muffin with a few pieces of reserved nuts and/or chocolate chips.
6. Bake for 20-22 min or until a pick inserted in the center comes out clean or with cooked crumbs. These are a bit more fudgy than standard muffins, so they will remain creamy in the middle and not become solid like muffins. Allow them to cool completely, then store in the refrigerator after 24 hours at room temperature.
- 1/4 cup sifted coconut flour
- 1/4 cup almond meal
- 3 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder, sifted
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp aluminum-free baking powder
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 3 large eggs
- 3 medium ripe bananas, mashed
- 1/4 cup melted coconut oil, cooled slightly
- 1 tsp pure vanilla extract; 1/2 cup dark chocolate chips or chunks, chopped into fine chunks (save a few whole chips to the side to garnish the top) ; 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (save a few tablespoons to garnish the top of the muffins); melted coconut oil, for greasing, unless you use silicon baking cups
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Carlisle Color Vibe 5k
Venue: U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center / USAHEC
Category: Special Events
Time: To be announced
Location: U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center / USAHEC
Admission: see website
McLain Celtic Festival
Venue: Two Mile House
Category: Special Events
Time: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Two Mile House
Admission: $8 advance/ $10 at gate
"Follow the Paper Trail" Exhibit
Venue: Cumberland County Historical Society
Category: Events
Time: during operational hours
Location: Cumberland County Historical Society
Admission: Free
34th Annual Shippensburg Corn Festival
Category: Events
Time: From: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Downtown Shippensburg
Admission: Free
After Dark - Moonlight Party Cruise
Venue: Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat
Category: Events
Time: 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM; Docked for Happy Hour: 10:00 PM to 12:00 AM; 1-Hour Inclusive Cruise:12:00 AM to 1:00 AM
Location: Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat
Central PA Long Drive Championship
Venue: Mayapple Golf Club
Category: Events
Time: From: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: Mayapple Golf Club
Admission: No entry fee
From Past to Present: Historic Walking Tour
Venue: Pine Grove Furnace State Park
Category: Events
Time: 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Pine Grove Furnace State Park
Admission: Free
National Toasted Marshamallow Day
Venue: Colonel Denning State Park
Category: Events
Time: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Location: Colonel Denning State Park
Venue: Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse
Category: Events
Time: See website for performance times
Location: Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse
Pirates on the Pride!
Venue: Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat
Category: Events
Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Location: Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat
Admission: Adults: $24.50, Kids (Ages 3-12): $19.50
What in the World is a Cyclorama?
Venue: Gettysburg National Military Park
Category: Events
Time: From: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Location: Gettysburg National Military Park
Admission: $15 for adults; $8 for youth
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56th Annual Steam Engine and Tractor Show
Venue: Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association
Category: Recurring Events
Time: 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Location: Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association Show Grounds
Admission: PAID ADMISSION
Arts & Barriers Exhibit
Venue: State Museum of PA
Category: Recurring Events
Time: Wednesday through Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; Sunday 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Location: State Museum of PA
CALC: Chronicle--Photography by Guy Freeman
Venue: Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC)
Category: Recurring Events
Time: Open during regular gallery hours
Location: Carlisle Arts Learning Center
Admission: free
Courtyard Chats
Category: Recurring Events
Time: From: 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Location: Historic Rupp House
Admission: Free
Done to Death
Venue: Oyster Mill Playhouse
Category: Recurring Events
Time: Thursday, Friday & Saturday at 8:00 PM; Sunday at 2:00 PM
Location: Oyster Mill Playhouse
Admission: See website for ticket prices
Exhibit: A Slice of Life: Mechanicsburg 1876
Venue: Mechanicsburg Museum Association
Category: Recurring Events
Time: From: 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Location: Mechanicsburg Museum Association
Admission: Free
Flock Together
Venue: PCCA Gallery
Category: Recurring Events
Time: During Hours of Operation
Location: PCCA Gallery
Journey to the South Pacific 3D
Venue: Whitaker Center for Science and Arts
Category: Recurring Events
Time: See website for showtimes
Location: Select medical IMAX Theater
Admission: See website for ticket prices
Motoring Mysteries of the Far East
Venue: Antique Automobile Club of America Museum
Category: Recurring Events
Time: From: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Antique Automobile Club of America Museum
Music in the Garden
Venue: Pat Craig Studios, LLC
Category: Recurring Events
Time: From: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Location: Pat Craig Studios, LLC
Admission: Free
Music in the Valley
Venue: Reid's Orchard and Winery
Category: Recurring Events
Time: Saturdays from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM; Sunday 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Location: Reid's Orchard and Winery
New Cumberland Farmers Market
Category: Recurring Events
Time: From: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: Downtown New Cumberland
Summer/Fall Exhibition: "Arbus, Frank, Penn: Masters of Post-War American Photography"
Venue: The Trout Gallery, Dickinson College
Category: Recurring Events
Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Location: The Trout Gallery, Weiss Center for the Arts
Admission: Free
Swing Dance
Venue: Central PA Swing Dance Club at The Green Door Dance Studio
Category: Recurring Events
Time: 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM
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A visualized list of ideas to persuade marketers to make education a top priority in their organization and suggestions for next steps to take to succeed in the new marketing landscape.
I have been bullish on data as long as I can remember, exemplified recently by posts such as "Data-Driven Leadership Is Your Organization's Future," "Data Is Everyone's Domain," and "We Need More People with Serious Data Chops." So, in celebration of the launch of our most recent course at the Analytics Academy, I wanted to share a useful list of ideas, visualized, to persuade all of you to make education a top priority in your organization.
1. Data-Savvy Professionals Are Rewarded - Professionally and Economically.
I have personally seen that data-savvy marketers are leading or highly influential in decision-making and in strong regard at smart organizations. The above stats not only point to that, but also show that the average pay of those with a background in analytics shows they are rewarded appropriately.
2. Demand for Talented Data Professionals Continues to Increase.
To lead your current organization as well as be prepared for future opportunities, the ability to understand and use data is a great way to make yourself indispensable. With a talent gap comes a greater demand for those who can fill it and the already finite supply will continue to get squeezed more in the future. The time is now to get ahead of that.
3. A Shortage of Skills Indicates Opportunity.
Simply put, we need more people with robust analysis skills. The last point supports this, but it is noteworthy that both Gartner and McKinsey research (and our own experiences) agree.
4. Interest in Analytics Education and Professionals Is Growing.
Just for fun, we looked at search trends for a few analytics education related phrases and see a clear trend: organic interest in analysts and education continues to increase. Brands are hungry for talent, and professionals are hungry for personal development.
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Clearly, interest and opportunity is growing, data-savvy professionals are rewarded, and new leaders are emerging. Here are just a few ideas for you to succeed in this new landscape:
I hope today's post served as a catalyst to start your journey in becoming a better marketer or analyst, or helped start a conversation in your organization with those who are still making "gut" decisions - not data-informed decisions. When you embrace analytics, your future becomes bright.
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Amarillo, Texas - A local group that hopes to increase voter turn out will finally be made official this evening.
We first told you about the Panhandle Tejano Democrat Club back in July, and they will finally become an official chapter at their meeting Tuesday.
Since then they have grown to 30 members.
Although they have yet to conduct any business, once chartered, they say that will change.
One of their main goals is to get Hispanic voters to show up at the polls on election day.
"The plans are very clear. Making the population, the members, Amarillo, the surrounding areas aware of the issues. Teaching them, showing them how important it is to vote. To get out, to register if you are a citizen and go out and vote," Vicente Soto, Panhandle Tejano Democrats 2nd Vice President says.
Members say they are unsure why voter turn out is low for this ethnic group. But, they will be doing all they can to change that.
Guest speakers and several community events will be held throughout the year.
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Fergus Cullen: Repeal frenzy in Concord undermines the concept of settled law
In 2011, the new Republican majority reversed a State House gun ban enacted by the previous Democratic majority. The first thing the new Democratic majority did last month was reinstate the ban.
Last year Republicans in the Legislature teamed up with the then all-Republican Executive Council to kill funding for a wasteful study on commuter rail. With Democrats now in charge of both bodies, the boondoggle is back from the dead and on track for passage.
The last Legislature cut the state cigarette tax by ten cents. The new Democratic majority looks certain to restore that cut and then some. The last Legislature expanded the state's existing castle doctrine, allowing people to use deadly force while defending themselves not just in their homes, but in most public places. The new Legislature may repeal the change.
This sort of political ping-pong is a relatively recent phenomenon in New Hampshire. It didn't used to happen because control of the New Hampshire Legislature never changed between the parties. Republicans dominated since the Old Man of the Mountain was a kid.
Those days ended in 1998, when Democrats rode Gov. Jeanne Shaheen's coattails to a 13-11 majority in the state Senate. That tenuous majority was short-lived: Republicans earned back a tie when Tom Eaton won a special election in Keene and they regained the majority the following year, but it was a harbinger. The permanent majority was no more. In 2006, Democrats took control of both chambers of the Legislature. The GOP got control back in 2010, and last year Democrats retook the House, but not the Senate.
The result is there is no such thing as settled law anymore. The last Legislature repealed the state's minimum wage law. The new Legislature is poised to repeal the repeal. The last Legislature passed a voter ID law. The new Legislature will vote on repeal.
It's not always bad to revisit past laws. Abolishing slavery and prohibition come to mind. The last Legislature repealed, in bipartisan fashion, the LLC tax crafted by then-state Sen. Maggie Hassan. It tried to end New Hampshire's participation in the failed Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. The new majority did the right thing last month when it got rid of the Redress of Grievances Committee, itself reinstituted two years earlier, which had become a forum for angry dads with axes to grind against judges and ex-wives.
Nor is it bad to remeasure support for perennial issues when popular sentiment is shifting over time. Support for observing Martin Luther King Day grew for years before it passed. Efforts to repeal the death penalty advanced in 2000 and 2009, stopped by veto threats from Govs. Shaheen and John Lynch. Now New Hampshire has a death row inmate and new Gov. Hassan favors repeal.
But most repeal efforts in Concord these days are more about ideology and symbolism than they are about sound public policy. In too many cases laws are being reversed before they are given a chance to work, or the repeal seems motivated by grudges against former House Speaker Bill O'Brien and his pet causes.
A case in point is the Democratic effort to repeal New Hampshire's new education scholarship tax credit, a pilot program that offers hope for access to better schools to a couple hundred children. The program hasn't even been implemented yet and Democrats are already suffocating it in the crib. This repeal effort puts Democratic loyalty to teachers unions ahead of kids.
Republicans have made their own mistakes pushing repeals on ideological grounds. Last March, social conservatives tried to repeal New Hampshire's gay marriage law, asking legislators to take away a right that had already been bestowed. The measure failed when a majority of Republicans voted against it, suggesting the majority should never have taken the measure up in the first place.
Voters have little patience for Legislatures they perceive as more interested in scoring ideological points than improving people's lives, and constant repeal efforts can wear out a new majority's good will in a hurry.
Fergus Cullen, a freelance columnist, can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Folio Fine Wine Partners announced that Michael Mondavi will release his first signature Cabernet Sauvignon, M by Michael Mondavi, this fall. It is made from 1OO percent Cabernet Sauvignon sourced from Michael's Animo vineyard in the Foss Valley of Atlas Peak. The wine is aged for 22 months, followed by another year of bottle aging. It is characterized by bright, floral notes with hints of currant, spice, dried berries and a touch of oak to smooth, bind and elevate the flavors. Suggested retail price will be $199.


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It's hard to believe the runaround endured by the parents of a Jay High School student trying to correct what they believed to be a grading mistake.
According to Dean and Pamela Couture, their son had an 85 percent average in history last May when they checked his grades online. Many schools now encourage parents to monitor their student's progress on a secure Web site.
But, when report cards arrived, parents and son were surprised to find his 85 had become a 65, meaning he had gone from a low B to failing the class, all in a matter of weeks.
The Coutures are the sort of parents school teachers and school districts encourage; they put academics first and clearly care about their son's performance.
When the Coutures saw the discrepancy, they talked to a school secretary about it and were told it would be straightened out in the fall.
But when school resumed in the fall, they heard nothing from the high school, so they approached a guidance counselor who told them they should have addressed the issue in the spring. By this time, the computer records in question had been erased to make way for new software.
So, the Coutures took their complaint to the board. Superintendent Robert Wall contacted the student teacher who had taught the class, who confirmed the grade had been an 85 in May.
However, the supervising teacher would not change the grade. In Maine, it was explained, only a teacher can do so. The teacher in question was informed of the school board meeting to discuss the issue, but did not attend.
Since the online grading system was not backed up, the Coutures were left with no hard evidence to support their case ... except this: Their son had earned recognition as a scholar-athlete during the spring. If he had failed the history class, he would not have been eligible for that honor.
The Coutures say their son has been on the honor roll throughout his school years, and failing a class would have been out of character for him. And, they say, the incident has forced their son out of contention for a top-10 rank at graduation.
The family went to the school board last week simply asking that the online grading system be backed up to avoid something like this from happening to another student. And, now, it apparently will be.
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MCS released that 2 of their students were robbed by "trespassers" at White Station in the North parking lot.
Victim #1, a 17 year old male was leaning on the passenger side of his car when he was struck in the head with brass knuckles by a male. He did see an additional male but then "ran for his life". He was later transported to LeBonheur for a moderate cut over his left yet.
Another victim (#2), 19, describes the subject who hit the 17 year old as wearing a black hooded sweater. He was then told "give him his money or he was going to get it to."
The suspects took $230 out of a backpack.
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Phelps storms to 20th Olympic medal
LONDON, England (AFP) — Michael Phelps stormed to a 20th Olympic Games medal yesterday while British warhorse Chris Hoy claimed a record - equalling fifth career gold to top off a memorable day for the hosts.
Phelps won the 200m individual medley to become the first man to take the same individual swimming event at three straight Games.
The US star, denied trebles in London in the 400m medley and 200m butterfly, delivered a vintage performance to win in one minute 54.27 seconds and collect his 20th career Olympic medal — and his 16th gold.
American Rebecca Soni broke the women's 200m breaststroke world record for the second time in two days while compatriot Tyler Clary won gold in the men's 200m backstroke, denying team-mate Ryan Lochte a repeat victory.
Ranomi Kromowidjojo of the Netherlands prevented an American swim sweep by taking gold in the women's 100m freestyle.
World 100m freestyle champion James Magnussen's Olympic debut suffered another miserable outing when the Australian failed to make the final of the men's 50m freestyle.
On a wild day of records and controversy at the London Velodrome, track cycling king Hoy equalled former rower Steve Redgrave's British record haul of five golds after winning the men's team sprint.
Hoy's British teammates clocked their second world record of the night to successfully defend their Beijing 2008 title in the final against France.
Philip Hindes, Jason Kenny and Hoy completed their three-lap effort in a new world mark of 42.600sec, beating the record of 42.747 they had set earlier in qualifying.
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HarperCollins publishing another Palin memoir.
Twenty-year-old Bristol Palin has wisdom she wants to share with us all, and she'll do it in book form. Palin's memoir suddenly went available for pre-order this week, and HarperCollins confirms that they will publish the former teen mom's life story.
You're reading that right: somewhere near Alaska, a very fortunate ghostwriter is laughing all the way to the bank. Bristol Palin has signed a contract with HarperCollins Publishers in New York, and Harper's William Morrow imprint -- the same group who publishes Sarah Palin's books -- will put the new Palin memoir on sale June 21.
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Bomb threat at Intel: Possible bomb threat at Intel plant in Chandler put facility on lockdown
CHANDLER, AZ - Chandler Police investigated a "suspicious call" at the Intel plant in Chandler after numerous reports that a bomb threat had been called in on Monday morning.
Around 5:30 a.m. Monday Chandler police received a 911 call from someone telling them there was a bomb on the Intel campus, according to spokesman Seth Tyler.
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Numbers aside, New York Liberty forward Plenette Pierson's return is significant if New York is to put together a second half run of any importance.
"Plenette is a hard-nosed, smart, and passionate player. She has shown that she is a true New Yorker at heart, and we are thrilled that she will be continuing her career with the Liberty," said Whisenant.From a New York Liberty release today announcing the extension of Plenette Pierson's contract.
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The doldrums of college sports are here now that the baseball world series is in the final games.
Bracket continues his count down to game day with William Cooper.
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Lightworks Beta for Mac Os X Gets Demonstrated at NAB 2013
As we posted earlier in the week, EditShare announced the Mac OS X version of the long-standing NLE Lightworks. Though it has been around just as long as it's competitor Avid, Lightworks has only recently completed the platform trifecta: being compatible across all major operating systems (Windows, Linus, and most recently Mac). It still has to go through more stages of beta testing, but EditShare demonstrated Lightworks for Mac at NAB 2013. Whether you've been a user of Lightworks for years or, if you're like me, just recently became interested after the promise of a Mac version, the demo video is worth taking a look at: More »


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Singapore – The 5th Annual Mobile Payments & E-Commerce Emerging Markets/Asia Pacific 2014 Summit is set to take place from 13 – 14 February 2014 in Yangon.
The Central Bank of Myanmar is now promoting mobile banking and payments in Myanmar. E-Commerce and Mobile Commerce is about to boom in this new emerging economy. Indeed, Myanmar's business landscape could be drastically reshaped through the fast adoption of Mobile Commerce and E-Commerce, especially with the two foreign telcos rolling out their new services this year.
The Summit will present a unique platform for participants to establish partnership, collaboration or joint ventures with telcos, e-commerce companies and banks planning to capitalize on current mobile trends and technologies, to rollout new business or
Author:Jose Carpioe-mailWeb: www.magenta-global.com.sg/index.phpPhone: +65 6391 2535