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Hospital Pioneers Lab-Made Windpipe Transplant ProcedureJuly 8, 2011 5:06 am | Comments
Louise Nordstrom, AP A 36-year-old man who had tracheal cancer has received a new lab-made windpipe seeded with his own stem cells after a procedure in Sweden that is being called the first successful attempt of its kind. The Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm said the surgery was performed June 9, and that the patient is on his way to a full recovery.
Hospital Settles Celebrity Records CaseJuly 8, 2011 4:58 am | Comments
(AP) — Years after hospital employees were accused of snooping into the medical records of celebrity patients, the UCLA Health System has agreed to pay an $865,000 settlement for potential violations of federal privacy laws. The settlement that UCLA reached with federal regulators did not name the stars involved and did not require the hospital system to admit liability.
Cancer History Increases Chances Of Clotting Disorders After Knee SurgeryJuly 8, 2011 4:25 am | Comments
PRNewswire-USNewswire A history of cancer was a significant risk factor for developing blood clotting issues following knee arthroscopy, according to a study being presented at the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine's Annual Meeting in San Diego. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic analyzed the records of more than 12,000 patients who had undergone the common knee procedure.
The Best Hospitals Are Run By PhysiciansJuly 6, 2011 6:39 am | Comments
Top-performing hospitals are typically ones headed by a medical doctor rather than a manager. The research, to be published in the journal Social Science and Medicine , is the first of its kind. Its conclusions run counter to a modern trend across the western world to put generally trained managers at the helm of hospitals.
Bill Targets Health Insurance SpikesJuly 6, 2011 6:25 am | Comments
Adam Weintraub, AP A bill that would allow state officials to reject rate increases proposed by health insurers is under intense lobbying pressure as it faces a key committee vote this week in California. Groups representing insurers, doctors and hospitals are trying to have the bill weakened or killed, although for different reasons.
Insurance Company Gives To Omaha HospitalsJuly 6, 2011 6:14 am | Comments
(AP) — Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska is providing money for two Omaha hospitals to improve patient outcomes after surgery. The insurance company has paid $35,000 each to Creighton University Medical Center and Methodist Hospital. The money will cover the facilities' licensing fee to participate in an improvement program through the American College of Surgeons.
Increased Thoracic Expertise Increases Lung Cancer Resection RatesJuly 6, 2011 6:10 am | Comments
Increased investment in specialist thoracic surgical expertise can lead to a significant rise in the lung cancer resection rate, based on data from England between 2008 and 2009 that was presented at the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer in Amsterdam, hosted by the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer (IASLC).
Quicker, Scarless Approach To Stomach TumorsJuly 5, 2011 6:46 am | Comments
According to surgeons in India, patients with gastric tumors in their stomach do not have to suffer an eight-hour long surgery, but instead can opt for a procedure that lasts a matter of minutes and doesn't require hospitalisation. This new procedure – the world's first flexible endoscopy robotic surgery in the stomach – was successfully performed on a total of three patients, one patient per day from July 1 to 3.
Fast Tracking Hip Replacement Surgery Patients Found SafeJuly 5, 2011 6:29 am | Comments
Generally healthy patients who undergo total hip replacement (THR) can be fast tracked for discharge in two days, compared with the standard three to six days, according to a new study by researchers at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York City. The study could help cut down on hospital-acquired infections, reduce hospital costs and improve patient satisfaction.
J&J Wins Approval For New Blood ThinnerJuly 5, 2011 6:20 am | Comments
Matthew Perrone, AP Johnson & Johnson annouced that U.S. regulators have approved its new blood thinner, which is shown to reduce deadly blood clots in patients who have undergone knee and hip replacements. The Food and Drug Administration decision makes rivaroxaban the first U.S.-approved drug that works by blocking a clotting protein called factor Xa.
Quit Line Calls Spike After Graphic Labels DebutJuly 5, 2011 6:08 am | Comments
Mike Stobbe, AP Graphic new cigarette warning labels may already be having the desired effect, as calls to a national smoker's quit line more than doubled the day they hit the media. The warning labels won't appear on cigarettes until next year, but were unveiled to the media last week. Calls to the national 1-800-QUIT-NOW smoking cessation line surpassed 4,800 that Tuesday and 3,200 the next day.
Orthopaedic Surgeons Changing Lives In VietnamJuly 1, 2011 6:32 am | Comments
Members of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS) recently returned from Vietnam after providing corrective surgery on 75 Vietnamese children and adults with lower extremity deformities and disabilities. This was the 10th Annual Overseas Outreach Project to Vietnam for the group.
First Artificial Heart Implanted At A Pediatric HospitalJuly 1, 2011 6:23 am | Comments
Texas Children's Hospital in Houston became the first pediatric hospital in the United States to implant an artificial heart. The patient was a 17-year-old male and seen as the only option to save his life. The history-making patient underwent a rare 15-hour operation on May 22 and is currently recovering.
More Than 100 Million Suffer From Lingering PainJuly 1, 2011 6:11 am | Comments
Lauran Neergaard, AP Nearly one-third of Americans experience long-lasting pain — the kind that lingers for weeks to months — and too often feel stigma rather than relief from a healthcare system poorly prepared to treat them, the Institute of Medicine said Wednesday. Chronic pain is reportedly costing the nation at least $558 billion a year in medical bills, sick days and lost productivity, the report found.
Australian Doctor Imprisoned For MutilationJuly 1, 2011 6:01 am | Comments
(AP) — A former Australian gynecologist has been sentenced to 3-1/2 years in prison for mutilating a patient's genitals, indecently assaulting two other patients and ignoring a ban on practicing obstetrics. Graeme Reeves, 60, was sentenced in the New South Wales District Court on Friday after Judge Greg Woods found him guilty in April of assaulting two patients during internal pelvic examinations at his clinic in the farming town of Bega in 2002 and 2003.


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THE KILLER is a prime example of the type of filmmaking at which the Hong Kong film industry is most adept. With clear nods at the gamut of film genres from the thriller to the melodrama, writer and director John Woo has distilled a veritable pot-pourri of themes, styles and forms culled from a range of genres that promises to appeal equally to film historians as to aficionados of the action genre.
The result is a bizarre concoction that places Sirkian melodrama, kinetic action, heady romance and homoerotic buddies smack dab in the middle of a thriller that explodes almost incessantly with choreographed shoot-outs and cartoon-book violence, a couple of designer-dressed, Miami Vice-style cops, and a whole lot more. "The Killer starts out over the top, then, like some cartoon freakout, blasts through the roof," writes J. Hoberman in The Village Voice, who declared the film one of the ten best of 1989.
"Woo's high-octane mixture of outlandishly stylised camp and outrageously sensational shootouts suggests Magnificent Obsession remade by Sam Peckinpah. The lurid nightclub lighting and lunatic mawkishness is matched only by the choreographed violence," he wrote. It all comes together in the story of a brawny hit-man known simply as Jeff who during an assignment accidently blinds the singer. Naturally, honour will demand that he return and pay for the operation that will allow the young singer to see again. A maverick policeman intercedes, but it rums out he is Jeff's long-lost childhood pal — "Dumbo!" one cries. "Mickey Mouse!" the other answers — in what Hoberman dubs "a male-bonding drama pitched somewhere between safe sex and the sandbox."
Remarkably, Woo doesn't allow the film to become scattered with the plethora of influences and borrowings. He keeps a tight-fisted control over the action, without letting the human drama, with all its magnificently-sweeping melodramatic overtones, falter. -(PKa)


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - Fort Myers police arrest a man accused of ramming a marked patrol car and leading officers on a chase.
Police say Erving Toombs faces charges of driving without a license, felony fleeing and eluding, leaving the scene of a crash with property damage, tag not assigned and failing to register a motor vehicle.
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I've been delighted to see that you're all still getting your #WhiskySanta wishes in, either for any full bottle you fancy or for samples of World Whisky of the Year Yamazaki Sherry Cask 2013 on Twitter and Facebook. Plenty of people have been made extremely happy by having their wishes granted already, and that makes me very happy too! Now though, it's time to point you in the direction of another festive surprise from Whisky Santa...
From now until 31st December, I'll be popping a free 10cl sample of Christmas Mulled Cup in any orders that contain a bottle of one of Professor Cornelius Ampleforth's other fine spirits or liqueurs! That's enough Mulled Cup to mix with one or two bottles of fruity red wine and a little sugar for perfect Mulled Wine every single time!
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Before we get started, yes, we know. We're banging on about Christmas and it's not even Halloween yet. Most of us at MoM Towers are only just putting the finishing touches to our costumes - this year I'm changing it up from my usual Beastie Boys 'Sabotage' cop and going as a horse with Jake. He's kindly volunteered to be the back half (but he doesn't know that yet).
However, the Drinks by the Dram Christmas Crackers were recently put up for pre-order and now we can't but feel all Christmassy and whatnot. Just look at these handsome little rascals! Don't expect to find any tiny rulers, giant plastic paper-clips or ridiculously easy puzzles here, oh no. These Christmas Crackers are filled with award-winning spirits and liqueurs!
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This week's #MasterofCocktails marks the turn of the seasons. It's clearly autumn now, and with fireworks displays, Halloween etc. coming, clearly we need a hot buttered rum recipe.
Like many 'oft-neglected' classics, this drink has a simple problem, with a simple solution. The problem is immiscibility, by which I mean that butter and rum simply don't like each other and don't want to play together. One's Lipophlic, or Hydrophobic, or some other shit that I can never remember. Basically we need an emulsifier. That's where the lecithin comes in...
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Greetings ladies and gents. It's time for this week's #MasterofCocktails - we're doing a great little twist on a Wet Martini today - it's a Ford Cocktail recipe. I first encountered this a year or two ago at Burger & Lobster, and managed to find a recipe last week on diffordsguide but couldn't for the life of me find it again.
Luckily, @arranhoops and @SngleMaltWhimsy both pointed out that it was a Ford Cocktail and will shortly be receiving something nice in the post. Right then, on to the recipe.
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This week's drink (a day later than usual due to the bank holiday) is a twist on a Palmetto recipe, using the amazing Rumbullion! XO along with a couple of superb vermouths, and Bitter Bastards Black Truffle Bitters. The Black truffle notes add a superb, almost ethereal balance to the drink that makes it probably my favourite creation of the last few months.
It's a simple drink to make, which I'm sure will be welcome after last week's (and next week's) more prep-heavy drinks.
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Right then campers. Time for this week's #MasterofCocktails. This week it's a Gimlet recipe, one of those that's super-simple if you do a bit of prep. We're going to be venturing into slightly more prep-heavy territory soon, so this one's a decent bit of practice. As ever, we'll be publishing all the directions in advance (in the case of prep) here and on the Master of Malt twitter, along with the cocktail recipes so you can either make it along with us, or come back to the drink at a later date.
As such, we'll be making our Gimlet using homemade Lime Cordial. You could make this drink with shop-bought, but honestly? It's just not worth wasting good gin on. The lime cordial only takes minutes to make, and lasts for weeks in the fridge.
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Hopefully you were all paying attention during the last #MasterofCocktails, as we made the most important part of this week's drink(s) a week in advance – the Oleo-Saccharum (a fancy term for sugared peel).
There's nowt better than being able to have your guests serve themselves amazing punch, and sorting the Oleo-Saccharum ahead of time will save you a load of effort. You also won't have to 'work' the sugar into the peel, and will also ultimately yield better results.
In case you did miss it, let's have a look at how you should make your own Oleo-Saccharum a week in advance in preparation for making your Gin Punch...
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The folks here at MoM Towers aren't going to win the World Cup anytime soon. Our team, Bitter Bastards FC, are just a few players short of a full squad and therefore wouldn't qualify, so the German team has nothing to be worried about… Yet. We're also not going to win Wimbledon, despite a small subset of us being pretty gosh-darn good at squash (they're basically the same sport, one just has more passive aggressive connotations and a wall). Oscars? Probably not. Grammys? Unlikely. Nobel Peace Prize? Doubtful at best. Medals for making stunning drinks? Now you're talking!
That's right, that little preamble is leading up to us proudly showing off the medals our products scooped up at the prestigious International Wine & Spirits Competition 2014. We're always immensely excited and grateful when the products we make are commended by the highly knowledgeable tasters behind these awarding bodies - it really does mean the world to us.
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So – the clocks have changed, and we've either gained an hour, lost an hour, or gone back in time. It's unclear which... Either way, it's time for #MasterofCocktails! This week's drink is a Palmetto.
Traditionally, this drink would be made with rum, vermouth and bitters, but as we're using Rumbullion! There's no need for the bitters in this one. I'm using the Navy-Strength, as that's what's behind the bar, but you could certainly use the regular stuff. No problem either way.
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On 16th March five top London bartenders faced off in a fantastic cask-aged gin cocktail competition, which may also have been the best named event of all time!
Maverick Drinks had armed each bartender with a different gin that had been aged or rested in casks, all from their awesome portfolio. Following a preview tasting where this fascinating crossover category was discussed, it was time for the #ginsin main event held at Megaro Bar. The winner would be chosen by 7 'tasters' (they're the fun version of judges) and would subsequently win the opportunity to create their very own cask-aged gin, which will have their name and even their face on it if they really want. (The latter, it was said at the time, may actually depend on who wins...) There should also soon be a Gin, Sin & 5 Soaking Barrels Tasting Set from Drinks by the Dram we hear, so you'll be able to sample all of these eminently mixable aged gins for yourself...
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The very stupid don't understand that answering a criminal charge by saying somebody else is doing something worse amounts to pleading guilty.
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Fourteen members of the UN Security Council on Wednesday condemned Israel for advancing construction plans in the West Bank and East Jerusalem. The council's European Union members issued a statement saying these plans undermine their faith in Israel's willingness to negotiate.
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The very stupid don't understand that answering a criminal charge by saying somebody else is doing something worse amounts to pleading guilty.
Sanctions is the only thing that Israel will understand. And plenty of them.
"These plans undermine their faith in Israel's willingness to negotiate"? Not precisely so. They undermine Israel's willingness to make peace! 45 years ago I took pride in being an Israeli. Today I'd rather hide myself in the bushes.
Please israel take all Palestine and declare One State for all giving Palestinian israeli citizenship with equal right. Palestinian will be happy to enjoy all benefits that jews have. Enough is enough!
This is good because Bibi's building acts are madness......BUT what bothers me is the fact that UNSC can't agree on anything regarding Syria where Assad is slaughtering thousands but on Israel they reach consensus very easily
If they stopped coveting others land and homes and stopped murdering. My father was orthodox Jewish and would not murder. In WWII he served as a contentious objector on the front lines in Europe only as a medic. Would the people only follow g-d´s laws?
Fourteen out of fifteen members blast Israel...Way to go Netanyahu...you really know how to get Israels economy moving and bring Israel in from the cold.......NOT!
should be sanctionned and certainly not welcome in any country of the world
.. after all the EU consists of 27 soon 28 states, that do not share Britain, France, Germany's position toward Israel, and are increasingly putting their leadership into question.
Time you got caught up, bro'! For better than 20 years it has been "... the Czech Republic". Suggest you make a note of this......
Prosor is right that the Security Council should be concerned by Assad's shocking attacks on Palestinian Refugee camps, just as it should be by last month's massive nombing by Israel of Palestinians in Gaza. Of course we know that in both cases the Security Council can do little in the face of the veto wielding supporters of the perpetrators of these shocking acts. But the Security Council is right also to be concerned by the continuing land theft and human rights abuses by Israel in the West Bank. Prosor's attempt to change the subject suggests that he has no argument to justify Israel's actions.
It's going to hang her out to dry, at the ICC.
building.........building.......make haste......and push western europe into increasingly anti israel steps........well there is always the us to veto security council resolutions and give israel cover but then how could you complain when that one friend reinstitutes the obama 2008-9 policy stands regarding the 1967 borders,jerusalem,the settlements etc.......didn't obama save us from those terrible europeansi
President Bush presided over the Road Map Agreement, which requires Israel to STOP ALL SETTLEMENT CONSTRUCTION. Clearly Obama believes the opposite, as he has repeatedly used his veto at the UN to protect illegal Israeli Settlement construction in occupied territory. Of course, that's not what we thought we were voting for. We thought we were electing someone who would uphold international law, the Geneva Conventions, and existing peace agreements. Obama is a poser who betrayed us.
Beebs is not powerful enough to "punish" the entire world community by throwing (another) tantrum.
With their heads in the sand they focus on this non-issue while salafists and islamo-fascists are about to get their hands on nerve gas and other bio-armaments in Syria and then REALLY terrorize the world - wow !!
Can't take care off.
No reason for us to support Israel any longer.
and think of the money we'd save, several billions a year!
It's approximately five minutes to midnight and many forthcoming Israeli voters don't realise for whom the bell will toll. They will likely vote for more of the same discredited, failed policies.
Until it forces a One State Solution and it loses the Jewish State of Israel to a bi cultural one dominated by Arabs.
He is also worried about Syria's non-existent weapons of mass destruction after Assad's departure. He and his staff are readying their capabilities to deal with these existential threats . In air warfare this is called target fixation. He is like a bomber pilot, so intent on focusing on his target that he is blind to the missile that is gonna hit you in the tail. The threat to Israel is the UN.
The US wants to free the Syrians, Iraqis, but encourages occupation of Palestinians!!! The US needs to free itself from the occupation of AIPAC.
Whether it wants to see its Middle East interests evaporate by continuing to back Israels blatant and continuous violations of International law thus making America look just as culpable or whether America is going to work at regaining its lost status through this sick relationship with Israel and stop aid to Israel as it requires.
What is particularly galling is that these governments & their UN mouthpieces show absolutely not an ounce of shame as they sanctimoniously raise their hands to condemn Israel for building apartments while totally ignoring something far worse - the daily daily bombings/murders by Arabs against one another (i.e. Syria 40,000+, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Libya, Sudan, Afghanistan, etc...). Simply put - this is the face of anti-semitism.
That's why SO many Jewish Americans no longer support Israel.
Whatever other Arab countries do does not make the settlements legal...
The irony is that the fanatics are so obsessed with occupying the land that they are prepared to destroy it in order to build another settlement, another road, put in place more infrastructure. I was recently in the southern part of the West Bank and the abiding impression is of concrete walls, barbed wire fences and tarmacked roads scarring what was once a beautiful barren landscape. To me it is a form of madness to make something ugly and then choose to live there but then I am not a zealot. To them, all that counts is having more Jews live over the green line. Destroying the landscape to achieve this is evidently a price worth paying.
One also lives so much in delusions of persections that one convinces everyone ELSE that one is undesirable.
President Bush presided over the Road Map Agreement, which requires Israel to STOP ALL SETTLEMENT CONSTRUCTION. Clearly Obama believes the opposite, as he has repeatedly used his veto at the UN to protect illegal Israeli Settlement construction in occupied territory. Of course, that's not what we thought we were voting for. We thought we were electing someone who would uphold international law, the Geneva Conventions, and existing peace agreements. Obama is a lying poser who betrayed us.
What is particularly galling is that these governments & their UN mouthpieces show absolutely not an ounce of shame as they sanctimoniously raise their hands to condemn Israel for building apartments while totally ignoring something far worse - the daily daily bombings/murders by Arabs against one another (i.e. Syria 40,000+, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Libya, Sudan, Afghanistan, etc...). Simply put - this is the face of anti-semitism.
Thank you, Mr. sense, you have reinforced my contempt for the uncritical supporters of Israel. The whole world is anti-semitic, isn't it?
we did not see simliiar responses when life threatening rockets are fired upon Israel and when the palestinians take unilateral actions to the UN...neither is helpful, just the response is double standards and very unhelpful to both parties
Pot, meet kettle.
function properly, when one troublesome nation, gets an automatic veto, whatever she does? Ridiculous.
The US will either have abstained, or looked even more ridiculous than it already does.
If 14 Members of the UNSC out of 15, need to draw the world communities 'attention about the illegal constructions on occupied territories of a Member of OBSERVER STATE of the UN. WHY is it the 14 MEMBERS cannot have the GUTS of going forward in having the Resolution voted on. Are their ARMS been twisted ??? If so SHAME ON THEM ALL THE 14 Willings.
soon the us will vote on that issue with all the members.then israel will be isolated completely.
"deeply disappointed", but the American stance in the Security Council belies this. It would be so interesting to know why the US supports Israel blatantly with no regard for the position of other states .
O is going to leave the whole issue in the EU's hands.
The security counsel is a anti-semetic and prejudice organization. They are a disgrace.
Really USA... bunch of bolney
It did so in an attempt to balance out this craven (in)action in the Security Council
...bend over. US replies,"How far?" Yet again. Outrageous.
Like the UN hasn't tried almost everything to stop the killing in Syria. I'm embarrassed that my country stands in the way of true justice for Israel. A good dose would do Israel immeasurable good.
Enough is enough! A USA that is so blatantly siding with an occupying force like Israel should not complain about the rage of Muslims against itself! I mean is this not pathetic?
Russia and China protect their criminal gang in Damascus. The U.S. protects its criminal gang in Jerusalem/Tel Aviv. All's right the world.
Like I said once, you can not fight the whole word U.S. or not.
there mjust be an end to cowboy jews stealing land
is a travesty. Even though the US mouths their disagreement towards Israel settlement building, they do nothing to stop it. As far as Palestinians in Syria are concerned, there is no proof that the planes doing the bombings are Assad's.
The new rule should be a 90% majority should be enough to push forward against the will of Veto weilding nations. Veto's are so 20th century......
Palestinians have never wanted PEACE with Israel only a PIECE of the Middle East called ISRAEL ..it's time the UN realised this its no use blaming Israel
typical squatter mentality
I don't understand how the U.S. can criticize Isreal's plans for settlement construction and when it's time to put up or shut up at the U.N the U.S. blocks the very thing that they are saying out loud. So as long as Bibi knows that the U.S. will ALWAYS stand by him, dight or wrong, nothing will change. .
When EVEN FLORIDA won't have him, you KNOW he's not supported.
and defiant israel do not care as long as its spoiled dad protect it.
they do everything in their power even to prevent a simple condemnation. What right has the US got to tell the WHOLE world how to behave ? The US is making a real fool out of themselves.
bunch of corrupt bureaucrats, who gather around and wink at each other while the world burns. the UN is the worst thing to happen to the world.
UN and it's predecessor created Israel.
Yes, and they might in the future examine ways and means to rescind that original creation in favour of the Greater State of Palestine, where all inhabitants are then Palestinians, and former Israeli passports are null and void.
We can not blame Israel nor palestine for peace process but main orstracles for peace is USA
If both sides truly wanted to make peace the US would not have to be involved in the process, at least only marginally. The only reason the role the US plays is so important is because if there is to be conflict resolution it is going to have to be virtually imposed on both parties by the outside world.
The USA must draw economic advantages and world hegemony, otherwise they would not have involved themselves in wars since more tan 200 years. Pecunia non olet = money doesn't stink!
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In order for schools to qualify for universal free lunches, at least 40 percent of their students must be receiving free or reduced-price lunches. As of June, 77 percent of students in the Beloit district qualified.
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Elements and Principles of Design Explained
Elements and Principles of Design Handout
Submitted by: Joe Cox
An element of art used to define shape, contours, and outlines; also to suggest mass and volume. It may be a continuous mark made on a surface with a pointed tool or implied by the edges of shapes and forms.
Characteristic of Line are:
Types of Line:
Name the Line:
1. Below are five boxes. Create a different type of line for each box.
2. In the blank under the box come up with a name for that line that describes it.
____________ ____________ ___________ ____________ ___________
Color comes from light - if it weren't for light, we would have no color. Light rays move in a straight path from a light source. Within this light, rays include all of the colors in the spectrum or rainbow. Shining a light into a prism will create a rainbow of colors because it separates the color of the spectrum. When the light rays hit an object, our eyes respond to the rays that are reflected back and we see only the reflected color(s). For example, a red ball reflects all the red light rays. As artists, we use pigments in the form of powder or liquid paints to create color.
Categories of Color
A Color Wheel is a tool used to organize color. It is made up of:
Color Harmonies
Color Harmonies are certain combinations of colors that create positive looks or feelings.
On the back of this sheet of paper create a color wheel. Be sure to include the primary, secondary and intermediate colors. Use colored pencils to create your colors.
Shape: When a line crosses itself or intersects with other lines to enclose a space, it creates a shape. Shape is two-dimensional and has height and width, but no depth.
Categories of Shapes:
Create a Shape
In box 1 create a design with Geometrical Shapes
In box 2 create a design with Organic Shapes
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In these two boxes below, draw the same picture in each box. In the first box, shade the positive space and in the second box, shade the negative space.
Negative space surrounds a sculpture or object. A person can walk around sculptures and objects, look above them, and enter them. Space refers to the space inside, around, and above a sculpture or object. A three-dimensional object with positive space will have height, width, and depth.
Space in a two-dimensional drawing or painting refers to the arrangement of objects on the picture plane. The picture plane is the surface of your drawing paper or canvas. You can have a picture plane that is a crowded space with lots of objects or an empty space with very few objects. A two-dimensional piece of art has height and width but no depth. The illusion of depth can be achieved by using perspective. Perspective is the technique that is used to create the illusion of depth in your picture. Perspective makes your picture look like it is moving to the distance like in a landscape or cityscape.
Categories of Space
Types of Perspective
Nonlinear Perspective is the method of showing depth that incorporates the following techniques.
Linear Perspective is the method of using lines to show the illusion of depth in a picture. The following are types of linear perspective.
Texture is the surface quality of an object. A rock may be rough and jagged. A piece of silk may be soft and smooth, and your desk may feel hard and smooth. Texture also refers to the illusion of roughness or smoothness in a picture.
Categories of Texture
Create different types of textures in the boxes below. Explain what the texture is at the bottom of each box.
Value is the range of lightness and darkness within a picture. Value is created by a light source that shines on an object creating highlights and shadows. It also illuminates the local or actual color of the subject. Value creates depth within a picture making an object look three-dimensional with highlights and cast shadows, or in a landscape where it gets lighter in value as it recedes to the background giving the illusion of depth.
Categories of Values
Create a 5 value, Value Scale.
Beginning with the box (below) on the right, leave it blank. That box will be the lightest value of the value scale. The box on the far left will be the darkest value, so shade it in completely black. The three remaining boxes are then shaded in to show a gradual change from the lightest to the darkest values.
Form is the three-dimensionality of an object. Shape is only two-dimensional; form is three-dimensional. You can hold a form, walk around a form, and in some cases walk inside a form. Value can imply form in drawings or paintings. Shading a circle in a certain manner can give it the illusion of a sphere.
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Yankees fifth starter Phil Hughes allowed one run and six hits over six innings in an extended spring training intrasquad game Saturday.
It was the second and final extended spring game for Hughes, who will make his first regular season start Thursday against the Los Angeles Angels.
Hughes says he's "absolutely ready."
Hughes struck out six, throwing 56 of 84 pitches for strikes.
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I spend a lot of time looking into claims about the best way to eat—in part because it's my job to cover health, but also because it's very much a personal obsession. I know I'm not alone—trying to look and feel our best is a major focus for loads of American women.
While it's fascinating to grill experts on why their gluten-free/Paleo/whole-foods diets reign supreme, I'm a skeptic. That's why I found myself so interested in Matt Fitzgerald's new book, Diet Cults, which explores how certain ways of eating can create the same cultish tendencies as fanatic religious sects, especially as the "diet wars" move online. "Social media platforms allow everyone to participate in promoting and defending their favorite diet and attacking others," he says. If you've ever wanted a reason to stop blaming yourself for why these doctrines haven't worked for you, Fitzgerald boils it down.
"What makes every diet cult part of the same phenomenon is the idea that there's one true way," says Fitzgerald. "But the science just doesn't prove that." In fact, if you look at history—from the kosher diets of the ancient Jews to the rice-centric ones of Confucian China to the high-fat Mediterranean ones of Cretans—it's evident there are many ways someone can eat for optimal health.
Here's where a few of these "healthy eating" doctrines run into trouble.
According to Fitzgerald, there are three major problems with eating like a caveman. To start, it's based on an outdated model of evolution that presumes our bodies can't adapt quickly. But we now know that the human gut can evolve from one day to the next—leaving little reason to presume we have to eat like we may have millions of years ago. And the word "may" is key. New evidence shows that our ancestors ate grasses and sedges (grain-like plants) as much as 3 million years ago. "We're here in 2014, and Paleo doctrine doesn't stand up to the fact that overall health outcomes from eating whole grains are positive," says Fitzgerald. "Our history is irrelevant if we now know that they're good for us."
The low-carb frenzy may have peaked in the early aughts, but with the renewed push for Paleo and update of its disciples, like South Beach, the idea remains that to lose weight, we should cut out grains, starchy vegetables, and fruit. "The carbohydrate hypothesis of obesity never gained much traction in the mainstream scientific nutrition community," says Fitzgerald. "For example, research has found that higher-carb foods keep you full, so you eat less, suggesting the idea that blood sugar spikes leave you reaching for more food is false." While it's certainly smart to stay away from refined, processed, or white grains, whole grains have myriad heath benefits.
Raw food
"The raw food movement, like so many diet cults, thinks in absolute terms," says Fitzgerald. "There's the idea that processing foods is always bad, and nothing could be further from the truth." Cooking food greatly increases its usable energy, which is why the development of the human brain correlates with our beginning to use fire about 1 million years ago. And our bodies need cooked food too. A German study classified one third of people who ate purely raw diets as undernourished, and 60 percent of women either stopped menstruating or menstruated irregularly. "We've come up with bad ways of processing foods—like adding trans fats—but you have to consider it on a case-by-case basis," adds Fitzgerald.
Avoiding all pleasures
I like to say that a life without chocolate is no life at all, and science agrees. Japanese researchers studied 80,000 adults over 12 years and found that those who reported experiencing the least enjoyment in life were almost twice as likely to die of heart attack or stroke than those who experienced the most delight. "Any source of pleasure—it's been shown that laughing and spending time with friends is healthful—helps your body," says Fitzgerald. "Taking pleasure from food belongs on that list."
There's actually lots of evidence that intermittent fasting can be good for you. For example, Greek Orthodox people on the island of Crete fast for roughly half of the year and they have excellent health outcomes. However, skipping meals—even if you replace them with green juice—can quickly become a means of masking serious food issues. "While juice-fasters often report feeling great during and after the experience, that feeling may be nothing more than the same sense of self-control that other fasters enjoy," writes Fitzgerald. He believes—and I'm inclined to agree—that healthy eating patterns are far more sustainable when they conform to cultural norms. So if your five-day juice fast means five days of no dinners with friends, no wine with you husband, and no coffee with colleagues, it may be more hurtful than helpful.
Gluten-intolerance and Celiac weren't on anyone's radar 20 years ago, but today, it's difficult to go out to dinner without someone announcing that no, they would not like you to pass the breadbasket. Some attribute this to the rise of genetically modified corn and food processing, but that hypothesis becomes less feasible when considered in a broader context. "Celiac disease is one of 72 auto-immune disorders, the rates of which all are rising simultaneously," says Fitzgerald. "It's extremely unlikely that the gluten is the culprit for every one of them. I throw out the hypothesis that they're all tied together by our skyrocketing stress levels, since stress may interact with the genes that predispose a person to a disease in a way that 'activates' it." What's more, a recent study published in Nutrition in Clinical Practice found that 94 percent of people who self-report as gluten-intolerant are women, providing strong evidence that going gluten-free is being used to exert potentially orthorexic behavior.
So what's the solution?
Fitzgerald calls it "agnostic healthy eating," and no, it's not another diet cult. "This is a set of basic parameters that breaks down food types using a combination of common sense and science," says Fitzgerald. And unlike a diet that tells you exactly what to eat, agnostic healthy eating takes into account that your food-related wants and needs may evolve throughout your life. It simply breaks down what to eat the most and the least of in descending order with no rules for portion size, instead trusting your body to guide you:
From there, it's up to you: What makes you feel good? What fuels you? What satisfies your taste buds?
"Choose happiness," writes Fitzgerald. "As long as the happier way of eating stays within the rules of agnostic healthy eating, you will come out ahead."
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De la Rosa optimistic about second home race
|S. Vettel
|L. Hamilton
|P. Maldonado
24 June 2012 – This afternoon's European Grand Prix will be a second home race of 2012 for Pedro de la Rosa, who may live in Munich but hails from Barcelona. Heading into the 57 laps, he is again delighted that HRT has out-qualified both Marussia cars.
"Qualifying was very good," he said on Saturday afternoon. "After (Friday's) incident (crash at Turn 14) it took me no time to be quick again, so I applaud my team for their effort last night to fix the car. I'm also happy to have finished ahead of our direct rivals, as I wasn't expecting it.
"As for the race, we don't really know what will happen. All the new brake ducts which we brought to this race got damaged in the crash and now we won't be able to use them, so we will be going to the limit but, as always - and even more so racing at home - we will give everything so that our fans can be proud."
Thesan Capital-owned HRT has now relocated all of its facilities to Madrid, having previously built its cars in Germany but had its administrative capacity in Murcia.


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Where do you keep your liquor?
- lupaglupa Jan 27, 2008 01:24 PM
As we try more cocktails and buy more, diferent, bottles storage is becoming a real issue. So I'm wondering - where do people keep their liquor? Ours is in an old microwave table in the basemnet - really just for want of a better space. I'd love to hear what other people do.
I bought several inexpensive 3 ft wide and 6 ft tall bookcases from walmart, put them in my office/library with my 1/2 dozen bookshelves for my food and beverage books, and set the bottles on the shelves. I call that section my spirits library and have well over 200 bottles. I have to get a few more bookshelves because the shelves are starting to bow down from the weight.
I also bought a wine fridge, a temp controlled wine cellar, and several wine racks and set them up in the office as well. (It's a BIG office.) I have around the same amount of wine as spirits stored there right now.
My office is a happy place! Crowded, but happy. (hic)
We have a giant entertainment center with clear glass and wood cabinets on either side (my DH will not give this monstrosity up). I keep the majority of my liquors in there. Wine (except red, which goes in a small wine rack in the living room) goes straight into the fridge. I keep some vodka and blackberry schnapps in the freezer. My place is small so I have to make do with what's available.....and in the interest of keeping the peace, I use the EC to my advantage.
I purchased an antique mahogany and marble buffet at auction several years ago. It has a large capacity underneath in two closed-door compartments with a shelf in each one. Lo and behold, they are the perfect height to hold most standard 750s. I can fit about 50-60 bottles in there and still see what I have. It makes a very attractive bar in my home. Only problem is the odd sized tall bottles (i.e. Galliano, some of the grappas, certain 1L sizes, etc.) don't fit unless I lay them down. So, they are on top of the bar until I figure out what to do.
re: ed1066
That sounds so nice - I wish I had room! My mother has a "bar" - a cabinet which opens up on top for serving drinks and has glasses on shelves built into the door. It holds only about 30 bottles though so it's not a total solution (at least not for me). Our house is so small we couldn't dedicate a piece of furniture to just the liquor.
we have a wine rack for the wine, I dont drink wine, but cook with it.
Hard liquor, a bottle of tequila lasts about 4 days in my house, so I leave it on the kitchen counter for easy access.
We also have some rum and vodka which we keep on the kitchen counter, the rum for cooking, the vodka for guests.
I have seen all sorts of things. Most popular, I think, is using a buffet/hutch cabinet to store liquor bottles and keeping accoutrements (cocktail napkins, stirring spoons, etc.) in a little drawer. I have also seen people use metro racks from Home Depot or any restaurant supply store (they come in all sorts of sizes).
A friend of mine got one of those butcher block kitchen islands on Craigslist for $50 and it's quite large and very sturdy. He stores all of his liquor on the big shelf below and, when he has parties, he uses the island as a drink station.
Another friend of mine has a built-in bench in front of one of his kitchen windows. He keeps all of his liquor bottles stored in old wooden wine crates and keeps them on the shelf below the bench. Again, when he has parties he uses the bench as a sort of cocktail/drink station.
I found a very nice looking bar cabinet at Pottery Barn during a floor sample sale. There was a small scratch on the side of it and it was something like 75% off. It has a pull out shelf for mixing cocktails, 2 cabinets that fit a ton of bottles and little drawers and cubbies for all of my gear. Plus it holds all my cocktail and wine glasses. It sits in the corner of my dining room with my wine refrigerator.
We have a front bar and a back bar that we originally installed in the game room of our old house. Moved it to our current house - plenty of space for liquor storage - more than we need as we also have decorative liquor bottles. (Cyrus Noble gold miner series)
re: hawkeyeui93
By September 2009 my spirits library was up to almost 700 bottles, the great majority ones sent to me for review. I had to keep them in boxes in the basement of the winery/brewery I was partner in, more than 50 cases stacked up on two pallets. Before I moved back to NY that month I gave away all but the best. I had some really happy friends who each walked away with 7-8 cases each for helping me pack and move. Now it's down to less than 100. Mostly interesting liqueurs, amaros, etc. to use in cocktail recipe creation, and they are still on those same sets of bookcases, but all the shelves are warped down in the middle an inch or so from the weight over all these years.
re: hawkeyeui93
It was, but my office was smaller by that point because I moved from a house to an apartment. It was just too much when you add in my research library. By the time it got that big I had a 200 bottle overflow on my kitchen table. I'll have to look for pics.
I have a friend who is a consulting mixologist, probably the top in the world, who has a Cocktail Lab with over 3,500 different bottles. Back in 2009 when I moved and was working with him, I gave him a case or so. Just stuff I knew he didn't have yet. Here's a photo from a year or two ago that shows about 1/3 of them.
re: TroyTempest
That photo isn't a pic of my booze, but a friends. But everything is arranged by type and style. Now if it were mine, it would all be catalogued by sku.
re: TroyTempest
Nope, I've found items there within 30 seconds. As I said above "everything is arranged by type and style."
re: jaba
OK, right now this is what is just out on shelves in my office.
Liqueur, Luxardo Maraschino 64
Liqueur, Santa Theresa Rhum Orange
Liqueur, Mathilde Orange XO
Liqueur, Agwa Coco Herbal
Liqueur, Edelster Aventinus
Liqueur, Esprit de June
Liqueur, Jagermeister
Liqueur, Pama Pomegranate
Liqueur, Datil Grand De Oro Destilado En Elche
Liqueur, Licor De Turron
Liqueur, Hornito Licor Ron Cafe
Liqueur, Rene Alambic Pear
Liqueur, Licor 43
Liqueur, St. Elizabeth Allspice Dram
Liqueur, Mandarine Napoleone Orange
Liqueur, Galliano
Liqueur, Rothman & Winters Crème de Violette
Liqueur, Rothman & Winters Orchard Apricot
Liqueur, Disaronno
Liqueur, Domaine De Canton Ginger
Liqueur, Domaine De Canton Ginger (Special Distillers Limited Extra Spicy)
Liqueur, Plymouth Sloe Gin
Liqueur, J Pear Limited Offering
Liqueur, Tuaca
Liqueur, Cherry Heering
Liqueur, Mathilde Black Currant
Liqueur, Solerno Blood Orange
Liqueur, Frangelico
Liqueur, Combier Triple Sec
Liqueur, Combier Roi Rene Rouge Cherry
Liqueur Combier Royal Combier
Rum, Rene Alambic Rum
Rum, Batavia Arrack
Rum, Tirado Black
Whiskey, Tirado Gold corn Whiskey
Domestic Brandy
Grappa, Mazza Chatauqua Cellars Grappa of Steuben
Austrian Brandy
Eau de vie, Reisetbauer Williams Pear
Absinthe, Jade 1901 Absinthe Superieure 68%
Absinthe, CF Berger Absinthe Superieure 65%
Absinthe, Esprit Edouard Absinthe Superieure 72%
Absinthe, Great Lakes Distillery Amerique 1912 Absinthe Verte 63%
Absinthe, Great Lakes Distillery Amerique 1912 Absinthe Rouge 63%
Absinthe, Lucid Absinthe Superieure 62%
Absinthe, Absente 65%
Absinthe, Pernod 68%
Absinthe, La Fee 68%
Absinthe, Vieux Carre 60%
Mezcal, Scorpion Silver
This is stuff that isn't accessible right now but will be in a few weeks once I finishing getting stuff moved to the new storage facility. This isn't a complete list. There are some duplicates where I have a bottle out and another boxed away.
Herbals: Amaro, Aperitif, Bitters, Digestif
Amaro, Gran Classico bitters
Amaro, Meletti 64%
Amaro, Ramazzotti Amaro 60
Aperitif, Aperol
Aperitif, Byrrh
Aperitif, Campari Aperitivo
Aperitif, Cappeletti
Aperitif, Cardamaro
Aperitif, Genepi
Aperitif, Tempus Fugit Kina Lavion D'or
Fortified Wines: Port, Sherry, Vermouth
Vermouth, Boisserie, Dry
Vermouth, Boisserie, Sweet
Vermouth, Carpano Antica Formula
Vermouth, Dolin Dry
Vermouth, Dolin Sweet Rouge
Vermouth, Imbue Petal & Thorn Vermouth
Vermouth, Punt E Mes
Vermouth, Noilly Prat Dry
American Brandy
Brandy, Christian Brothers Amber VS
Brandy, Lairds Apple Brandy 100 Bottled in Bond
French Brandy
Brandy, Cognac, Landy VS
Spanish Brandy
Brandy, Romate Solera Reserve
American Gin
Gin, Barr Hill, Caledonia Spirits, Hardwick, Vermont
Gin, Dorothy Parker 88, New York Distilling, Brooklyn, NY
Gin, Greenhook Dry, Greenhook Ginsmiths, Brooklyn, NY – Vacuum Distilled
Gin, Half Moon Orchard, Tuthilltown Spirits, Gardiner, NY
Gin, Knickerbocker, New Holland Brewing, Holland, Michigan
Dutch Gin
Gin, Bols Genever
English Gin
Gin, Bombay Sapphire East
French Gin
Gin, Citadelle 88
Liqueur, John D. Taylors Velvet Falernum
Liqueur, Rothman & Winters Crème de Violette
Liqueur, Rothman & Winters Orchard Apricot
Liqueur, Rothman & Winters Peach
Liqueur, Benedictine
Liqueur, Bols Crème de Cacao White
Liqueur, Bols Crème de Cassis
Liqueur, Bols Crème de Menthe Clear
Liqueur, Bols Curacao
Liqueur, Boulaine Banana
Liqueur, Boulaine Crème de Cacao
Liqueur, Chartreuse Green 110
Liqueur, Chartreuse Yellow 80
Liqueur, Cherry Heering 48
Liqueur, Cointreau
Liqueur, Drambuie
Liqueur, Emile Pernot Fraise de Bois strawberry
Liqueur, Emile Pernot Sapin 40%
Liqueur, Giffard Curacao triple sec
Liqueur, Giffard Pink Grapefruit
Liqueur, Herbsaint 90
Liqueur, Luxardo Amaretto
Liqueur, Luxardo Maraschino 64
Liqueur, Marie Brizard Orange Curacao
Liqueur, Marie Brizard Raspberry
Liqueur, Marie Brizard White Crème de cacao
Liqueur, Marie Brizard White Crème de Menthe
Liqueur, Merlet Crème de Cassis
Liqueur, Merlet Crème de Framboise
Liqueur, Merlet Crème de Peche
Liqueur, Merlet Crème de Poire
Liqueur, Merlet Trois Citron
Liqueur, Nux Alpina Walnut
Liqueur, Pierre Ferrand Dry Curacao
Liqueur, St-Germain Elderflower
Rum, Batavia Arrack
Rum, Brinley Gold Coconut
Rum, Coruba Dark Jamaican
Rum, El Dorado 12 yr.
Rum, El Dorado 3 yr. White
Rum, El Dorado Dark
Rum, El Dorado Spiced
Rum, Goslings Black Seal 80
Rum, Lemon Hart Demerara 151
Rum, Owney's Own, Brooklyn, NY
Rum, Plantation Barbados 5 yr.
Rum, Smith & Cross Jamaican
Rum, Cachaca, Avua Amburana
Rum, Cachaca, Avua Prata
American Whiskey
Bourbon, Evan Williams Black Label
Bourbon, Jim Beam White Label
Bourbon, Knob Creek Small Batch
Bourbon, Knob Creek Smoked Maple
Bourbon, Redemption
Bourbon, Weller Antique 107
Rye, J.P. Wiser's
Rye, Redemption
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re: zin1953
One thing to consider is, these were almost all professional comped bottles. Not ones I purchased. There are a few that I wouldn't have chosen myself. But many surprised me by how good they are. I realized I left out a whole bunch... I can somewhat see several cases that I never inventoried, but they are buried under a distillery.
And this doesn't include collectors items and investments. Like the original Tanqueray Malacca, A.H. Hirsch 16, vintage stuff, etc. although I have been liquidating a lot lately.
And then there are the wines. Not as much now as in the past, but still a lot of hard to find dessert wines.
re: kagemusha49
The good stuff doesn't last long.
I'm pretty good friends with the folk at Pierre Ferrand Cognac. They also make Landy Cognac, Citadelle gin, Mathilde liqueurs, Ferrand Dry Curacao, and Plantation rums. I've had many of their products before they even hit the market.
re: kagemusha49
Worth noting though that I have bottles of both, and in terms of cocktails, they're essentially indistinguishable, and both quite good. However, straight- up Ina snifter the VSOP is smoother.
I use a large china cabinet/hutch. It took me about three months of daily searching on Craigslist to find one I thought would work.
I wanted at least two shelves and an accessible top to act as a third shelf, which meant any china cabinet with ornate woodwork all around the top was out. I also wanted solid wood shelves, since glass shelves can break. I finally found one with two shelves, a flat top, plenty of drawer and cabinet space, and a nice counter for me to store the glasses, mixing tins, jiggers, strainers, and to prep drinks.
I currently house a 70 bottle collection, and around 20 glasses of various types (white and red wine, glencairns, tulips for beer, champagne flutes, coupes, and standard cocktail glasses) which has basically maxed out the space. Fridge houses open and nitro-sealed bottles of various vermouths and fortified wines, as well as homemade grenadine, simple syrup, and orgeat.
My GF and I share a 1 BR that's about 650 square feet, but luckily it has a small room off of a tiny kitchen which can serve as either a pantry or, from what I've heard, some tenants convert into a laundry room. The bar/china cabinet fits in there with about and inch and a half to spare on both sides :)
We live in a 250+ year old farm house that has a number of odd shaped closets tucked in various places around the house. We use one in the family room as a liqueur cabinet. Its narrow, with about 6 shelves from floor to ceiling. It currently had about 12 bottles of various hard alcohols along with a few ports and things like limoncello, St Germaine, framboise, drambuie, etc. It also holds our cocktail shakers, "good" glasses, muddlers, olive picks, etc.
I have approx. 40 bottles of various distillates, and they are stored on shelves in the wet bar in the dining room.
In terms of wine, I have one small (36 btl. capacity) wine "refrigerator" also in the wet bar, and three large ones (166 btl. capacity each) in the cellar . . . plus some assorted cases,
I searched quite a while for the right dimensions to fit where the built-in china cabinet used to be pre-renovation in our dining room. After looking at lot of really lame furniture store options for really pricey new stuff, we finally settled on a slightly worn-looking Victorian era walnut cabinet with beveled glass panels on the sides and a curved glass door - it came from Bromfield and was a great deal. If I can find a photo, I'll upload it. It holds a lot (50-60 bottles + wine) and the glass is nice for display with the added bonus of minimizing our collection of dust and dog fur around the bottles. It serves us really well.
The shelves are really strong. Top two are what's allocated for active spirits use, the bottom one holds a small (12-bottle) wine rack and has room for wine distillates strong / sweet enough not to be refrigerated. Overflow and stock-up items from sales are keep in the root cellar room of our unfinished basement along with most wine. 20 or so bitters varieties and equipment have a designated spot in a kitchen cabinet,, and glassware has it's own simple Ikea glass column cabinet in the dining room.
In a sloped (15 degrees down ) wine rack for 12. There are 2 shelves with granite for misc. bottles & wine carriers. Total 48 bottle capacity.
Common- In 6 crystal decanter serving sets, with mahogany trays from the UK. These can be brought to the table, den, outside, or set nearby with guests on the antique cabinet below. Our common spirits are Gin, Rhum, Cachaca, Cognac, Grappa, local fruit Schnapps, kept in a Danish teak hutch and sideboard.
Bottled- Inside an old antique cabinet-35 capacity, with the bar tools, and a serving tray. Like the wine rack above, the cabinet is topped with a polished granite slab for serving.
Easy to clean, organized, protected, hidden, and no stains.
re: SWISSAIRE
Why would you keep cachaca and gin in decorative decanters? I can understand whiskey, cognac, sipping rum, or artisanal schnapps since they are easily served straight from the decanter into the glass. However, since few people drink gin or cachaca straight up or on the rocks, wouldn't it make more sense to keep them bottled and in the bar, which would seem more appropriate for mixing cocktails?
re: The Big Crunch
These are all the sipping varietals, the only exception being a rare G&T now and then.
Just landed in Johannesburg, ZA, and plan on buying a bottle or two of Amarula. Also to sip.
re: The Big Crunch
Cachaca can be very expensive sipping spirit and run from $2500-5000+ a bottle.
re: JMF
Interesting, I wasn't aware of that, though I suppose I should have assumed it can be turned into a high-end sipper. We get so little variety of the stuff in the States. I have a bottle of Cuca Fresca which makes tasty drinks and is among the higher end of the minuscule amount of cachacas available in the DC region, but would never think of it as a sipper.
re: The Big Crunch
Hi BC-
51 brand, AKA Pirassununga, may be the beverage-mixer of choice for Lula, but it pales harshly compared to others, especially those aged in wood.
I did notice that Leblon is becoming popular in North America when in California a few months ago. It has a very distinct taste, suitable for good Cairpirinhas and Batidas, but not so much for sipping. Same with Ypioca, including the 20 and 50 year aged.
On the bright side, it is reported that there are over 443 Cachacas available now in Brasil. So only 440 to look forward to !
re: SWISSAIRE
Swissaire, your number of 443 cachaça is way off. Like several decimal points off. Around 1.3 - 1.5 Billion litres of cachaça are distilled a year. Brazil has 30,000 to 40,000 registered cachaça producers,and around another 20,000 to 30,000 unregistered but documented producers, 99% of them micro-distilleries providing just for their village or local region. In Brazil every year around 2,000 new cachaça brands hit the market and another 2,000 disappear. There are at a minimum of 4,000 regular brands on the market, not including the small village and regional brands.
re: JMF
Hi JMF -
I'm sure you are correct, but the discussion was on aged cachaças for sipping.
40,000 producers are called Alambiques, or distilleries. They sell bulk pinga to the few big named bottlers such as Ypioca, or Pirassanunga 51. This is done throughout all of Brasil.
I based my comment on what was stated to us when we visited a Cachaça museum 2.5 months ago while in Rio, again for sipping and not caipirinha mixers.
We heard the same number then again up in Maraguape, CE at the Ypioca bottling works and museum, just outside of Fortaleza. And there were a number of Alambiques in and around Ceara used to fuel the supply for Ypioca plant.
We were invited by the owners to tour one sugar cane crusher and Alambique / distillation facility about 2 hours " nearby " from the plant, near Aquiraz. I photographed that process through the various steps.
Gifted a nice 50 year Ypioca which made it back home unopened and now in the collection waiting for a real good excuse to uncork. ( Like a warm handshake! )
I have a shelf in the closet where I keep it. Nice, dark and dry. My apartment is to small or a proper liquor cabinet.
Closet under the stairs where I also added shelving for a couple dozen wine bottles not "wine fridge worthy". My mother in law has a beautiful 50's Japanese monkeypod carved bar that may, or may not, have my name on it.


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the purpose of this study is to compare the oesophageal depression induced by bilateral phrenic nerve stimulation during swallowing in patients with neurological laryngeal aspiration
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Keywords provided by University Hospital, Rouen:
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Ryu, Hyun Sam and Hong, Seong-Hyeon (2009) Hybrid coatings of poly(L-lysine) and apatite on micro-arc oxidized titania. Materials Letters, 63 (24-25). pp. 2107-2110.
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Hybrid coatings of poly(L-lysine) and apatite were formed on the micro-arc oxidized titania through a biomimetic process. Phosphorous (P)-containing titania films were prepared by micro-arc oxidation (MAO) of titanium (Ti) substrates in an electrolyte solution containing β-glycerol phosphate disodium salt pentahydrate. The hybrid coatings were grown by immersing MAO titania in the poly(L-lysine)-containing simulated body fluid (SBF) solution. After 72 h immersion, the globular precipitates appeared on the surface of titania films and grew up to ~ 10 µm. These precipitates consisted of 100–200 nm nano-flakes with a distorted (less straight) morphology. XRD and FT-IR confirmed that these precipitates were poly(L-lysine)-containing apatite nanocomposite.
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