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British artist Luke Jerram is known for his stunning art installations, which are often inspired by science. His latest project, unveiled yesterday at the Bristol and Bath Science Park, is the world's largest solar chandelier! The 16.5-foot-tall chandelier is made of 665 glass bulbs that spin when exposed to light – hit the jump to see a video of it in motion.
The chandelier was created using glass radiometers rather than traditional light bulbs. As the sun hits each radiometer, it begins to turn, speeding up and slowing down as the light changes. The overall effect is a shimmering, gently moving piece of artwork. At night, it is lit up using electric light. "'For many years after the invention of the radiometer, a fierce debate raged about how they worked and it was many years before it was fully explained. They are still beautiful, inspiring and thought provoking," says Jerram in the Daily Mail.
Luke Jerram's fascination with science and light is rooted in the fact that he is colorblind. Similar, albeit smaller chandeliers have also been seen at the Heller Gallery in New York City and the Weizmann Institute in Tel Aviv. Jerram's other work includes a live installation called "Play Me, I'm Yours," in which pianos are placed in cities throughout the world with only the instructions "play me."
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I thought this would be easy but it's not working for some reason and i'm not sure why. working absolute bare-minimum squid
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squid proxy with 2 nics, 1 internal 1 external
I need an isolated subnet internally with internet access.
Plan was : Give the internal network card an eth0:1 address, allow it through squid.
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ok it doesn't break if I use http_access allow all
I can't see a problem using that....
172 workstation times out on webpage requests... wondering if that's because there's no dns on the 172 network....
remembered never_direct in squid config
now it all works with never_direct allow all
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Accused rapist and murderer, Gardner, matches description in other attempted kidnappings in Riverside and San Diego counties
Thursday, March 4th, 2010
Issue 09, Volume 14.
A black sedan frequently seen parked in front of John Albert Gardner III's mother's townhouse in Rancho Bernardo has since been towed away by police, according to the news station.
Gardner also bears a striking resemblance to a composite sketch of a suspect in an attempted abduction of a girl less than four miles from his residence in Lake Elsinore last October.
The Press-Enterprise in Riverside reported that the girl was walking to a friend's house when she was approached by a man driving a sedan. After a brief conversation, the man showed the girl a gun and demanded she get inside his car, but she refused and ran, according to the newspaper.
Local authorities say they also are investigating whether Gardner might be responsible for the February 2009 disappearance of Escondido High School freshman Amber Dubois, who was 14 when she vanished while walking to campus.
Gardner, 30, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to murdering 17-year-old Chelsea, who vanished last Thursday after she went for an after-school run at Rancho Bernardo Community Park.
In addition to murder, Gardner was charged with assault with the intent to commit rape for an attack on another woman in the same park last December, according to District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis.
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The defendant could face the death penalty if convicted. A decision on what penalty Gardner will face will be determined after the preliminary hearing.
Gardner -- who is being held without bail in solitary confinement in a downtown jail cell -- was ordered back to court Tuesday, and a preliminary hearing was tentatively scheduled for March 18.
According to public records, Gardner was convicted of assaulting and molesting a girl in 2000. The victim, a 13-year old neighbor, said he repeatedly punched her in the face and fondled her at his mother's townhouse, which is about a mile from Rancho Bernardo Community Park.
The girl said she went to the residence after Gardner invited her in to watch a movie.
Gardner was sentenced to six years in prison and served five before he was released in September 2005. He was on probation until 2008.
He registered as a sex offender using his grandmother's Lake Elsinore address but reportedly had been staying with his mother lately.
Dr. Matthew Carroll, a psychiatrist who interviewed Gardner following the 2000 assault, described him as "callous" and lacking remorse, making him "an extremely poor candidate for any sexual offender treatment," according to court records.
"It is my opinion that (Gardner) would be a continued danger to underage girls in the community," Carroll wrote as he recommended the maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.
A memorandum from the District Attorney's Office said prosecutors asked for a six-year sentence to resolve the case without a trial and to spare the victim from testifying.
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Epic fail...
if this was europe, he'd be dead by now, dont you love this system of ours?
this just disgusts me. I wonder if he is also responsible for the disappearance of Lindsey Baum. LE should look into his whereabouts that time of year. I am so glad he is off the street. I told my kids "look at this man, you would never think of him as a murderer, they come in all shapes and sizes." Just like Ted Bundy, they can appear like a wolf in sheeps clothing. We need to change the laws, the peeing in public/boys having sex with their underage girlfriends (vice versa) need to be in a difference classification and the child molesters should have one strike and thats it. I know it's not that simple but it should be that simple. May you rest in Eternal Peace Chelsea.
What a sick individual...he will get his eventually
I have a novel idea for the police - how about looking at registered sex offenders as possible suspects the next time this happens. Oy.
I still want to know why this man was not jailed after he attempted to rape the woman in Dec. and she got away by elbow punching him (his DNA was found on her arm). WHY, as a registered sex offender was he not immediately apprehended and imprisoned after this?!) Also, his mother (and father if he also lives there) should be prosecuted for harboring a sex offender that was supposed to be and REGISTERED AS LIVING IN ELSINORE (for good reason- his parents have a school too close to them)!! All of these "little" hoops all led to a tragedy that could have been avoided. OUR TAX dollars should concentrate on protecting our citizens from dangerous sex offenders- PRIORITY #1- if it was a priority, he would have been jailed for the Dec. incident. Too many people think he's "ok" and he won't do it again (including his negligent parents).
When will they make examples out of all these guys - they can not be cured....cut off their privates to start, without pain meds. Now he gets free food, bed, doesn't have to work - more than these girls get a chance to do.
he wasn't jailed in december bc they couldn't get his dna on her elbow...i think they tied him to it when she was able to identify him from a photo. either way i agree: epic fail. i say the parents and him have a cell together. her blood is definitely on their hands as much as it is on his. makes it kind of easy to understand why he is the way he is. enabling parents=selfish, irresponsible, narcissistic kids
momma- you got it right! I read that they did get his DNA on her elbow- when they received/analyzed the results I am not sure.
not only is this another sad ending of a life(lives from a humanistic approach) but another constant reminder that these r the end of days. whether its 5 years or 500 its clearly evident that the world is becoming increasingly sick, warped and depraved. the only way to possibly reverse this circling of the drain so to speak, is to re-institute the core values and beliefs of yesteryear. family cohesiveness, respect for others, and if necessary, castration.
Our system sucks. Why do they even let them out, they know it will happen again just this time the man is so afraid of getting caught he kills the girl thinking that there will be no evidence. They need to make a new state and let all the rapers/murderers/and sick freak live there and murder and rape eachother... the world be a far better place
this guy needs the death penealty asap!
The system is broken in California. It's time to microchip the sex offenders and as others have mentioned castration. All, take time to get to know who's living around you. You might be shocked by what you find.
just a thought...If Ambers cell was turned on on Saturday after her disappearance and picked up from a cell tower on Amber Lane, would that be the cell tower used if that monster was in his mothers house turning on her phone?? I wish the death penalty on him as well so that we know he can never hurt another child but I want him to suffer as well as Chelsea suffered. I have written my congressmen, Obama etc. What else can I do to help change these stupid laws? The Watchdog website says there's a registered sex offender living 1/2 mile from my kids school, that's just great.
I am confused, or at minimum need some clarification. Who, or what, are the "Epic Fail" comments being directed at? And, please expound upon whatever or whomever it is. This could generate some great debate, or not. Please do tell...
that dude should die he deserves it
go to www.familywatchdog.org , you can see all the registered sex offenders in your area.
that ,,,,hole so get raped for he can feel how it is
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Seldom does the same buck begin and end a hunting story for three hunters, but that's exactly what happened last December in southwest Texas on the Rafter W Ranch. The Rafter W hunt is my favorite of the year because I get to take a young hunter on a dream hunt and capture the episode for posterity with a video camera, which, in turn, appears on either Buckmasters TV or our new Rack TV. In this case, the hunt was destined for a Rack show that airs Sept. 13 on The Outdoor Channel.
My guest was Wes Darnell of Pike Road, Ala. Wes is an able young man of 15 years with plenty of whitetail hunting under his belt, but, until this trip, he'd never hunted outside his home state. There is little that compares with the antler size and herd density of a well-managed Texas ranch, so I knew that Wes was in for some real excitement.
Jimmy Little was on hand to man the video camera. He and I have spent more time together in treetops than a couple of crows, and we always seem to have something unique happen when we film together. All things considered, the die was cast for a very special hunt on the Rafter W's 30,000-plus acres of whitetail paradise.
Jack Wardlaw and his son, Trey, welcomed us to the ranch. Upon arrival, Trey took us deep into the heart of the ranch to a box blind beside a long greenfield where Jack had been seeing a huge 8-pointer. We could only shoot mature 8-point bucks in this particular section of the ranch, but Jack assured us that the buck he'd seen would make a hunter forget about counting points.
Wes was up. It was his first day on a Texas ranch, and he was going to have the shot if we saw a good enough buck. We all sat shoulder to shoulder in the blind facing the greenfield. On the far side was a thick, brushy, dry creek bed below the boughs of live oaks and mesquites. Prickly pear cactus and a host of other thorn-clad plants and hostile bushes flanked the greenfield and offered a sanctuary for the deer and turkeys.
In front of us, the land appeared typical of the south Texas brush country, but behind our blind, a rocky hill rose up above us that was classic hill country habitat. In fact, this is the part of Texas that Jack calls the "transition zone," where the hill country and brush country meet, offering hunters the best of both habitats: the beauty and the vertical relief of the brush country and the larger bodied and antlered bucks of the brush.
It was still early in the afternoon when I heard rocks falling behind the blind. I eased forward to look for the source of the sound, and there was a stunning buck, walking toward the blind from behind us and to our right. "There's a good buck right there!" I whispered, "and he's headed this way!" I couldn't believe it. Instead of emerging like a ghost from the thick brush in front of us, the buck had walked down the open hill behind us and was going to pass in front of our blind at less than 30 yards. But the rut was in full swing and anything could happen.
We sat frozen like statues, afraid to move a muscle, as the buck strutted in front of us at point-blank range. Jimmy's eye was glued to the video camera while Wes and I sat with bated breath, hoping the buck would get past us without winding us. Miraculously, it did. When it was 50 yards past the blind, we finally got a perspective of the width of the rack. When we saw that, there was nothing left to consider – Wes had to shoot this buck!
When it was 75 yards out, I whistled to try and stop its determined stride while Wes wrestled with the .257 Hot Tamale, a scalding cartridge made for me by James Ferguson that spits a 100-grain bullet out at more than 4,000 feet per second. We were in a tight squeeze, especially since the buck had come from the exact opposite direction that we had expected. I whistled but the buck kept right on walking. I whistled louder, still to no avail. Now it was 150 yards distant and still walking, so I told Wes to get on it as best he could, and then I yelled "HEY!" at the top of my lungs. With that, the buck skidded to a stop and looked back in our direction, quartering sharply away. The world simply stopped on its axis for that moment that hangs like an eternity while awaiting a shot. I waited for the blast. When it came, the buck ran away with seemingly no ill effects.
We all sat quietly for a moment, somewhat stunned after the tension. None of us, least of all Wes, could comprehend having missed that buck. With failing light, we scoured the area of his exit but found no trace. The next morning's search produced no evidence of a hit, either, so we had to assume that Wes missed the buck. I know he was steady, but there was no logical alternative. What a bummer for a fellow's first crack at a truly great Texas buck. But we were still on the Rafter W, and there would be other opportunities.
The following afternoon Wes and I sat on the ground with our backs against a gnarly old mesquite tree that covered us up like part of the landscape. We weren't far from where the big buck had showed itself and there was always the chance we might see it again.
As the sun dipped toward the rocky hills to the west, deer started to appear. A few does emerged from the brush and began to feed. Then, almost like the first afternoon, a buck showed up right in front of us … so close that we couldn't blink. It, too, was a big 8-pointer with very heavy beams, but it wasn't as wide as that first-day monster. Nonetheless, it was a dandy trophy, and it walked with a limp, favoring the right front leg, probably the result of a fighting wound.
"Don't move until he gets past us," I whispered to Wes. He nodded quietly as the buck limped slowly away. The buck finally walked back in the brush before offering Wes a shot, but it was still early. I expected we'd see more bucks before dark.
Wes and I had jokingly told Jimmy that we were going to shoot a double that evening. As far as we knew, it had not been done before on TV, and while it was mostly wishful thinking, it wasn't out of the question on the Rafter W.
More deer appeared as the light faded, and finally I saw a good high-tined 8-point buck jump across the fence to our left into the sendero before us. I was calling Wes' attention to its arrival when the buck with the limp suddenly appeared to our right again. "Hey, there's our double," I whispered. Wes grinned. Jimmy nodded. A plan was coming together. I told Wes to take the larger of the two, the one with the limp, and I'd take the other one. We waited until they got close enough to each other for Jimmy to have them both in the frame. They were directly in front of us at distances from 100 to 150 yards when the trap was set. "On three. You count," I whispered to Wes as I locked my crosshairs on my buck's shoulder.
"One, two – boom! The rifles reported in unison, and the two bucks dropped on camera.
"We did it!" Wes yelled as he jumped to his feet with a Texas-sized grin spread across his face. "We got a double!" Indeed we had. But before I could even get to my feet, out came another gorgeous 8-pointer, seemingly oblivious to our presence.
"You've still got one more tag," I said. "You can use it now if you want to." He hit the ground, aimed and dropped his second buck in less time that it takes me to tell you about it. Now we had gone from a double to a triple-header in less than 15 seconds! Wes was elated.
The next morning, with his deer tags retired, Wes slept in while Jimmy and I manned another blind and took a beautiful, heavy-beamed 10-pointer at daybreak. Later that day, I filmed Jimmy shooting a trophy blackbuck, which had been a dream of his for years.
That evening Jimmy, Wes and I sat together in a spacious ground blind we made from cedar boughs wired between a cluster of live oaks trees.
Everything was perfect. The deer were moving, the rut was in full swing, and then the wind shifted 180 degrees. Deer were suddenly running and blowing in every direction, so we knew it was over for that spot. We would have to move to another location. It was our last afternoon to hunt, but our spirits were dampened by high winds that swirled from every direction.
I suggested that we go back to the blind where we started and had seen that awesome, wide 8-pointer that first afternoon. It was a very long shot, but we had nothing to lose.
An hour before dark, with the evening sun as rich as golden honey hanging on the live oaks, the wind died, and it became calm. Another great 8-point buck emerged across the greenfield from the brushy draw. It truly was exceptional with the heaviest rack we'd seen yet. Still, it was not the wide buck we were looking for, so we just watched it, and I taped some pretty footage.
It was a splendid evening as we sat huddled there in that box blind hoping against hope that the buck we had missed on the first day would forget all about it and walk out in front of us a second time. All of us knew it was a foolish expectation, but no one actually admitted it. We were just sitting there thinking it when the buck suddenly appeared at the timber's edge at the far right-hand corner of the greenfield.
It was facing us at slightly more than 200 yards, peering out cautiously at the field from behind a squatty cedar tree, never moving a hair. The head-on view of that wide rack glowing in the evening sun created enough adrenaline among the three of us to shake the nails out of that little box blind. For the first time ever, I heard Jimmy Little gasping for breath. What were the odds of this actually happening? But it was happening.
"All I've got is a head-on shot!" Jimmy whispered with an air of panic in his voice. The buck was obviously thinking about its next step, which would either bring it right out into the open or back into the brush.
"If he turns back, you're going to have to shoot fast before he disappears. You'll have a split second view of his ribs, and that's all," I warned Jimmy.
"I know, I know," he replied.
And for the second time on this hunt, from this same blind, Earth and time stood still, held in place by nothing but the unbearable tension of three excited deer hunters.
At last the buck began to turn back into the brush. It was all I could do to keep the camera on it. The Hot Tamale roared, and the buck crumpled. A collective sigh of relief nearly took the roof off the blind.
The buck we started with four days earlier had ended our hunt, albeit for another hunter, but we were all so overjoyed it really didn't matter. So this awesome Texas buck turned out to be bookends for our hunt and our television show. What a way to start – and finish!
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by Mark Carter
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Space Photonics of Fayetteville, which develops optical communications systems for the military and aerospace industries, has partnered with Schott North America for the commercialization of its patented LaserFire systems.
The LaserFire free space optical communications systems will be marketed for military and intelligence customers, according to a news release.
Space Photonics is a Genesis Technology Incubator client at the University of Arkansas and is located at the UA's Arkansas Research & Technology Park.
According to the news release, the covert optical wireless communications technology "enables uninterrupted, secure high-capacity communications, including building-to-building, ship-to-shore, vehicle-to-vehicle and other platforms where detectable and lower capacity microwave is not effective, and where high-capacity fiber-optic cable is not available or has been damaged."
"It is exciting to see Space Photonics continue to grow and be successful," said Jim Rankin, vice provost for research and economic development at the UA. "Its success reflects well on the research and innovation capabilities at the University of Arkansas and in the state of Arkansas."
Space Photonics CEO Chuck Chalfant called Schott a world-renowned supplier and manufacturer of optical components.
"There's no other company in the world that has better expertise when it comes to optics," he said. "The partnership for us is huge. We hope to start generating sales in the next six to nine months. We thought up some cool stuff and now it works really well. We've found the perfect partner."
Retired U.S. Air Force Major Gen. Scott Custer, president and CEO of Schott Defense, said the partnership with Space Photonics will help protect the lives of U.S. soldiers.
"In the field, effective communication determines the fate of a mission," Custer said. "LaserFire will ensure the safety of troops by offering a precise, secure and dependable means of transmitting information."
Manufacturing of LaserFire will begin at Schott's lighting and imaging unit in Southbridge, Mass., later this year. Space Photonics will receive a royalty payment for each system sold by Schott in the U.S. Chalfant said that revenue will help the company expand further and create more high-tech, high-paying jobs. Space Photonics employs 12, all in Fayetteville and all but two UA graduates.
Phil Stafford, president of the UA Technology Development Foundation, the nonprofit organization that manages the research park, said the partnership "serves notice that world-class technologies are being commercialized here at the Arkansas Research and Technology Park."
Space Photonics says the LaserFire system (PDF) incorporates a "patented automated beam pointing, acquisition and tracking technique. This method ensures a more robust network when optical performance is critical, regardless of available bandwidth, distance, adverse weather conditions or movement. Because the terminal uses low-power infrared lasers, it is nearly impossible for adversaries to detect and intercept the beam while the system is operating."
The system operates about 1,000 times faster than a typical ethernet connection.
"With our technique we can do high-capacity communications through the air and nobody would tap into that," Chalfant said. "It's very covert. You can't see it. It's an optical wavelength that's not visible."
Chalfant, a Booneville native, founded Space Photonics in 1999. He earned a bachelor's degree in physics from Hendrix College in Conway and a master's degree in physics from the UA, where he specialized in laser technology.


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VALPARAISO — The city's V-Line local bus service will get a review of its effectiveness this year, one partially funded by a Federal Transit Authority grant.
The Board of Works on Thursday approved requesting proposals from outside consultants to consider such things as bus size, the number of routes, the layout of routes and the number of stops.
The services review will also tell what the city is doing right for the V-Line, which began in October 2007.
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"I'm keeping an open mind at this point. We're continuing to see our ridership increase, and buses are at capacity," Kent said.
The number of riders for January was 9,251, for February 9,679 and for March 9,105.
Although he didn't have last year's number available, he said there is an increase or steady use for the bus service because people are getting comfortable with it, and it's reliable and has quality.
Kent expects to hire the consultants in the next 30 to 60 days, after the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission reviews the city's request for proposals and sends it out.
NIRPC is handling the federal grant, which will pay up to $100,000 for the study.
The city will have to match it at a 20 percent rate, a maximum of $20,000.
Kent said he didn't know how much the study could run.
The city will have a public meeting to get input from residents and riders about the service.
The study won't include the Chicago Dash, which has seen ridership of 4,084 for January, 3,932 for February and 4,050 for March.
"The V-Line is a more complicated service," Kent said.
The Dash has limited stops.
The city hasn't decided yet whether it will change bus service over the summer when Valparaiso University has fewer students.
The city has consolidated bus lines in past summers due to decreased student use.


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In 1995, Beth G. Coyle and her husband Mike co-founded Coyle Engineering, Inc., and in 2001, she became the Chief Executive Officer and principal owner of the firm. Beth is responsible for all financial aspects of the running of the firm, as well as corporate strategy and company culture, marketing strategy, risk management and contract negotiations and personnel management. In July 2007, Beth was selected to be profiled by Forbes Magazine along with six other women business owners across the State of Texas, "where women are integral to company achievements, contributing bold ideas and a sense of vision." Beth has been featured in publications such as the San Antonio Express News, Construction News, SA Woman and Boerne Business Monthly for her business strategies and leadership style.
Beth has spent years in leadership positions with area economic development, workforce development, professional engineering, and educational entities, as well as area chambers of commerce and even artists associations, and has worked to develop good working relationships with local decision-makers. A recent survey of clients and other engineering firms revealed that Coyle Engineering is primarily known for integrity, knowledge and responsiveness, along with extensive community involvement.
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• Governmental Affairs Council of the Greater Boerne Area Chamber of Commerce, Workforce Readiness Initiative
• President of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, State Auxiliary, Member of the TSPE Executive Committee and chairing the ATSPE Scholarship Fund
• The National Association of Women Business Owners Currently "An Income of Her Own," committee (a 9-month mentoring program designed to encourage young women from historically disadvantaged areas in the San Antonio area to become business owners)
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What is an anarchist, in the correct Rothbardian sense? A person who believes it is never moral to commit aggression, that is to threaten or use force against the innocent. That seems like a truism, but it would mean the abolition of the State.
Murray coined the phrase anarcho-capitalist to differentiate us from the anti-private property, anti-free market, left-wing anarchists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
For some time now, I've noticed an upsurge in the use of the word anarchist, mostly as an epithet. Julian Assange, for example, is denounced a "cyber-anarchist." The Paulian wing of the Tea Party is called anarchist, too. Here's yet another example (see the last paragraph), from that old CIA house organ, Time Magazine, though they reference communist anarchists like Goldman, Proudhon, and Bakunin in order to try to disguise the massive increase in the number of private-property, free-market anarchists in the Rothbardian tradition.
Among students, young academics, and libertarians of all ages, this is the booming school of thought. Even the success of LRC—the best-read anarchist publication in history—is testimony to that. BTW, Sarah Palin, as a neocon, has her roots—or, rather, her patron Bill Kristol has his roots—in Trotskyism. And Leon, when he had the chance, murdered every anarchist he could get his bloody mitts on.2:07 pm on January 1, 2011 Email Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.


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We are an all-sour beer company.
Picture yourself eating a handful of red raspberries, drinking a glass of fresh squeezed lemonade, or sipping on a glass of fine wine. Those sour, tart, and acidic flavors you are currently imagining are what makes sour beer taste quite different from traditional beers. These flavors, which are unique to sour beers, are the product of time and the right mix of microorganisms. While our sour beers age in oak barrels for 6 months to 3 years, a blend of microorganisms will shape the sour, tart, and acidic flavors we've come to desire. Yes, sour beers take an exceptionally long time to develop, but we think that sour beers are well worth the wait.
Sour beer is our favorite style of beer. The flavors produced by this unique fermentation and aging process cannot be replicated in any other food or beverage. Due to the involved process, sour beer is not often a commonly brewed style, making it difficult to find. We'd like to help change that.
Aside from our personal preferences for the beer, there are also practical reasons for going all-sour. By focusing completely on sour beer, we can concentrate on learning as much as possible about the reasons why those unique flavors are produced in sours. With our entire focus on sours, we have crafted a cellar around the production of sour beer. Our space is dedicated to the conditioning of barrel-aged sour beers. With high ceilings, a moderate climate and plenty of space, we give our barrels an ideal home to create their unique flavors.
It's been said that constraint breeds creativity. By adopting a singular focus on crafting sour beer, we plan on thoroughly exploring flavors through both conventional and experimental methods to create exciting new beers.
Our name may remind you that sour beer is only a small part of the American beer landscape. However, for us, the name is about a mission. The mission is to discover the brewing and fermentation methods behind a "dream barrel" of amazing sour beer. This is why we're starting an all-sour beer company. We are in search of The Rare Barrel. In our quest to create a range of exceptional sour beers, you will search for our finest barrel of sour beer: The Rare Barrel.
On an annual basis, we will organize an exhaustive search (tasting) of our barrel house to find our finest barrel of sour beer. A team of craft beer enthusiasts, sour-heads, homebrewers, brewers, BJCP judges, cicerones, and foodies will taste through our barrel house and select our finest barrels of sour beer. Once the "search party" has determined the top barrels of sour beer, the founders of The Rare Barrel will taste them, and name the finest of the final barrels as "The Rare Barrel." Shortly after the search, we will serve The Rare Barrel at a party for all attendees to enjoy. Additionally, we will re-use The Rare Barrel's culture of yeast and bacteria into a new batch of beer, with the intention of recreating the amazing flavors of The Rare Barrel for more to enjoy.
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This year, we are spending our Thanksgiving at home in San Francisco as our little family of four. Normally we would travel to the Midwest to feast on myriad traditional Thanksgiving foods made by many family members, but this year we must take it slower, with fewer choices at our Thanksgiving table. In future years we intend to travel, but for now we are here in our cozy little oceanside home. As much fun as it is to see extended family and eat so many good things that are prepared just once a year, we need not think that our Thanksgiving is any less special than it would be if we could travel to be with our families in the Midwest. Thanksgiving is a time to pause and be thankful, and as a family we have so much to be grateful for. In particular, there is one thing that I am thankful for above all else this year.
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The Baby Who Started Out So Small...
She was practically drowning in this 0-3 month size sweater, with sleeves rolled up twice.
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I could not be more grateful that Elvie is here, that she is healthy, that she has made it this far and is truly thriving. Our family is blessed with many good things that deserve to be recognized, but this baby is a little miracle, and I am so grateful for her life and her health.
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VIENNA, Va., August 23, 2013 — Many people think of Leesburg, Va., only as the nearest large town to the familiar Balls Bluff battle area, where the Potomac River ran red with the blood of Yankee soldiers foolhardy enough to have tried to climb up its banks.
However, when driving through Leesburg, be sure to swing down North King Street, which will take you to a famous house made from three sections, which at one time hosted a meeting of some of the most famous Confederate generals of the Civil War. Now known as Glenfiddich, which in Gaelic means valley of the deer, it is a word better known to most people as a brand of Scotch whiskey.
Once a beautiful antebellum home called Harrison Hall, Glenfiddich now operates as a sort of corporate retreat center, with an ambience that spans 1860s up to almost modern and office-like, as the people coming there now have more curren things on their minds. Originally in its Harrison Hall days, during the Civil War it served as a hospital for wounded and ill Confederate soldiers. One was Mississippi Col. E. R. Burt who lingered there for four days and then died of wounds sustained at Ball's Bluff, a few miles away.
However, on September 5, 1862, it was a significant meeting place for General Robert E. Lee, who was recuperating from injuries to hands and wrists following a fall from the famous Traveller, and some of his more important generals, such as J.E.B. Stuart, James Longstreet and Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson.
They were there to make the final preparatory plans for Lee's invasion into Maryland, culminating in the blood bath that was the Battle of Sharpsburg, or Antietam as it is known in the North.
Lee rode in an ambulance into town the day before, being unable to sit a horse due to his injuries. While there, a local physician, one Samuel Jackson, who lived next door, treated his hands. The same day he quietly visited with Private Robert Lee of the Rockbridge Artillery, escorted by two young daughters of that household. Lee's big gray, Traveller, was stabled comfortably behind the house during the several days the generals were there.
Lee's arrival was celebrated by the townspeople, who greeted the 5,000 troops accompanying him with complete devotion. Even the newspaper of Charleston, S.C., the Daily Courier, stated that "the doorways and curbstones are like living bouquets of beauty — everything that wears a crinoline or a pretty face is out," said writer Felix de Fontaine.
Nearby was the home of one John Janney, who had served as president of the Virginia Secession Committee in 1861. Janney was a wise man; even though he had voted against secession of the Old Dominion, it was he who handed the sword of command to General Robert E. Lee.
Noted Civil War artist, Mort Kunstler, painted the excellent rendition of Lee and his generals meeting a Harrison Hall. Lee is depicted still wearing the bandages on one wrist from his fall, and painting included Gen. Lewis Armistead, famous for his leadership at Gettysburg, in the grouping.
The meeting apparently went on for some time, and doubtless should have gone on longer, if we can rely on history as a barometer of the outcome. The Battle of Sharpsburg or Antietam has come down in history as one of the bloodiest days in history, definitely the bloodiest in the Civil War that fall morning of September 17, 1862.
A total of 127,160 young men were engaged, 75,316 wearing the Union blue and 51,844 in Confederate gray. When the battle ended, over 4,000 lay dead, with countless others wounded and missing. The Confederates lost more men than the Union, although McClellan missed a bet by not chasing Lee's retreating men for a full victory. And the defeat ruined Lee's attempt to move into Union territory.
Forever will the names of the Dunker Church, of Farmer Miller's cornfield, and especially Bloody Lane be engraved upon the memories of all those who fought there, as well as those who studied it in later years.
A footnote to history: In the ensuing years, the big old house has been renovated somewhat and is now on the market for $4.5 million, an extraordinarily high and unrealistic price in the small, quaint town of Leesburg.
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Anytime we see or hear the word 'Acero' we are already impressed. This Madrid firm's quality of creative and contemporary work is unsurpassed, and with a home titled 'balcony' we knew it was right up our alley. The facade of this space is similar to the Los Angeles Disney Concert Hall with a more understated elegance. But the curves and slightest undulations of the exterior make it a difficult place to look past.
The home has more organic shapes on one end of the outside than the more straight lined, extruded components of the opposite side (which includes a pool). The interior has got its clean lined qualities as expected, with a great use of materials in both the kitchen and living areas. Lighting, as always, is a great focal point in all of the rooms as well. Neutral hues really play up the beauty of the architecture in this Spanish contemporary home.


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Here is a listing of support groups in your area. We encourage you to attend these local programs. If there is not a group in your area, or if the groups listed are not at a convenient time, try our online support education group! Our online support group is a four-week program with weekly chat sessions that cover specific IBD-related topics and allows participants to share their views.
CCFA Support Group: Fremont, CA
2500 Mowry Avenue
Fremont, CA 94538
Washington Hospital, West Building, Conrad E. Anderson, MD Auditorium, Conference Room A
Facilitators: Carrie Caselden
Meets: Fourth Tuesday, 6:30 - 8:30pm, monthly.
CCFA Support Group: Palo Alto, CA
300 Pasteur Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94304
Ted Wallace at 408-773-9201
Meets: First Wednesday, 7:00 - 8:30pm.
CCFA Support Group: Roseville, CA
1 Medical Plaza Dr
Roseville, CA 95661
Sutter Roseville Hospital, Lobby - Visit the group's website at http://sites.google.com/site/ibdinfogroup/
Facilitator Guy Randazzo - (916) 769-4915
Meets: Last Wednesday of the month, 7:00pm, Monthly
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2333 Buchanan Street
San Francisco, CA 94115
California Pacific Medical Center - Enright Room.
Facilitators Molly Reisman - firstname.lastname@example.com or Susan Shwartz at 415-661-8038 or
Meets: Second Tuesday, 7:30 - 9:00pm, monthly.
CCFA Support Group: San Francisco, CA - Young Adults' Meeting
2973 16th Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
SF Gut Instincts is CCFA's support group for young adults - For more information on this group, please contact facilitator Brevin Pretorius at firstname.lastname@example.com, or follow the group on their website: https://www.facebook.com/SFSSG
Meets: SF Gut Instincts hosts a yoga session on the 2nd Sunday of each month at Yoga to the People in San Francisco
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276 International Cir
San Jose, CA 95119
Kaiser San Jose, Family Health Center, 3rd Floor Conference Rooms D and E
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401 Bicentennial Way
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133 La Casa Via
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Tata Sons on Saturday denied that group chairman Ratan Tata has used words such as "venal" business environment or accused the government of "inaction" in media interviews.
"Tata Sons clarifies that in Mr Ratan N Tata's interview with the Financial Times, he spoke about coherence in implementation of government policy rather than "lashes into the PM", "rapping India", "warning government of inaction" or "venal business environment", as has been reported in the Financial Times and other media," said a statement from Tata Sons.
"These are terms used by the publications and not not by Mr Tata in any manner," it said. "Tata Sons is surprised that reputed media entities have sensationalised the observations, without taking into cognisance the tone, tenor and context of the interview," the statement said.
The Tata Sons statement said Tata has always supported Prime Minister Manmohan Singh even when there was mass criticism of him and the last thing he would wish to do is to be a critic of the Prime Minister, as has been reported.
Releasing excerpts of the interview with the Financial Times, the statement said Tata was asked why he still thought that "....the way India was being governed made it very difficult to grow business here and therefore you felt that Tata and Indian companies should look abroad."
In the answer he said, "Sometimes the issue is that different agencies of the government, different constituencies in the government, have almost contradictory interpretations of the law or different interpretations of what should be done."
"By that I mean there are differences between the Centre and the state in some cases. So you have a central policy that is announced, on paper sounds very exciting but at the same state level is very difficult to operate. Singur would be one such example. In other cases, it's that constituencies or government may have made it a personality issue."