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At breweries, the holiday spirit means Frieks, pecans, pie and black metal
The Brewers Association, the not-for-profit trade group representing the craft-beer industry, announced last week that it is moving its headquarters from 736 Pearl Street in Boulder to a much larger location at 1327 Spruce Street.
The organization says it "has been growing steadily -- along with the booming craft beer industry -- necessitating the move to a bigger space." The BA, which has been in the same office for nearly thirty years, paid $4 million for the 11,000-square-foot space and plans to make the move next year.
Turn the page to see all of this week's craft-beer events.
November is "Be Thankful" cask month at Copper Kettle Brewing, and the brewery will be pouring firkins of beers every Wednesday that were made with Thanksgiving ingredients. Today's cask is Pecan Bourbon Brown Ale, a brown ale made with fresh pecans soaked in bourbon. Ckrepes will be serving food at 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 21
Get in the Thanksgiving spirit tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. at Denver Beer Co, which will be pairing a flight of three pies from Maple Street Pie bakers with three different Denver Beer Co beers. Then vote for your favorite combo. The Pies & Pints event costs $12. And if you like the pies enough, you can place a pre-order for a pie and growler that you can pick up on November 27, the day before Thanksgiving, from 3 to 8 p.m.
Friday, November 22
American Craft Beer Radio will host a Holiday Beer Bash today from 6 to 9 p.m. at Mile High Station, featuring 75 beers from thirty breweries along with festival holiday dishes from six local chefs. General admission tickets are $35, and VIP tix -- which get you in at 5 p.m. -- are $35. Go to the ACBR Facebook page for more information.
Lone Tree Brewing will host a double tapping tonight at 6 p.m. of its Stairway to Heaven Triple IPA and its Black Mountain Side Coffee Stout. Oh, and if you like the theme, you should know that Paul Lechner will be there to perform Led Zeppelin music.
Saturday, November 23
Odell Brewing will celebrate the return of Friek today and tomorrow with parties in its renovated Fort Collins taproom. The beer is a Lambic-style Kriek-Framboise hybrid, and the brewery says it has become one of its most highly anticipated releases. Brewed with Colorado-grown cherries and aged in oak barrels for months, Friek is blended with fresh raspberries just prior to packaging. "The subtle raspberry sweetness balances the cherry tartness," Odell says. "A crisp and bubbly body creates a delicate and refreshing finish. Guests can enjoy samples of the beer and food truck pairings by the Common Link all weekend long, as well as live music by Ginger Whale on Sunday.
Sunday, November 24
TRVE Brewing will begin selling Eastern Candle to the public today at 2 p.m. The bottled beer is a pale wheat beer brewed with brettanomyces yeast and aged in white wine barrels. It is the first brew that TRVE is doing in collaboration with, and in honor of, Absu, a black-metal band from Texas. Members of the brewery's Cvlt club get first dibs at 1:30 p.m. There are fewer than forty cases available.
Tuesday, November 26
The Park Burger location on South Pearl Street will host a Tap Room Takeover tonight with ten beers from Aspen Brewing Company. The kegs will tapped at 4 p.m. and brewery reps will be on hand at 6 p.m. to talk about the beer.
Wednesday, November 27
World of Beer Belmar is hosting a tap takeover from Left Hand Brewing and a '90s party tonight at 7 p.m. that benefits Toys for Tots. So pull out your dopest '90s gear from back in the dizzle and try any of twelve beers from Left Hand, including Deep Cover, Motherlode, Milk Stout Nitro, Munich Dunkel, and Fade to Black, volumes two through five. WOB will be spinning '90s tunes, from Biggie Smalls to Britney Spears, and everything in between. Bring in toys for Toys for Tots and get a free beer shot. Left Hand will be giving out swag throughout the night.
November is "Be Thankful" cask month at Copper Kettle Brewing, with the brewery pouring firkins of beers every Wednesday that were made with Thanksgiving ingredients. Today's cask is Cranberry Wit, a light Belgian wit made with fresh cranberries. Ckrepes will be serving food at 4:30 p.m.
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You can get the free dining promo if you book straight from Disney or any travel agent. The way free dining works though, you need to pay full room rate... you can't add any other discounts to it. Disney also has a summer room rate on now that you can use... I'm not sure when you're going, but the free dining is only for the summer/fall as well. Depending on what kind of hotel you're staying at it may be better off to do the room discount (it's up to 40% off!). I'm from Canada as well and I usually just book through Disney, but I've heard that travel agents work well and will work with you to get discounts.
Here's Disney's website with their special offers, including the free dining and the up-to-40% off room rate: Disney World Special Offer | Disney World Deals | Walt Disney World Resort


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The Bivouac is: 48 hours to create a video game, a 2D/3D short film or a digital painting! Participants compete to win over $10,000 in prizes. On Sunday, June 17th, the whole city of Quebec is invited to come and try out the creations, and watch as they are presented onstage!
One hour hosted show - Thursday & Friday at 10pm & Saturday at 8:00pm. Games showcase starts Sunday at 9am. Live broadcast from Thursday noon to Sunday night. All times Eastern. Livestream page with chat!
For Berzerk Studios, the Bivouac is not only a great occasion to meet talented developers, but also a great way to improve our own working methods. We will definitely not miss the event this year.Simon Lachance co-founder of Berzerk Studio
The Bivouac is the perfect event to experiment with new gaming concepts, without worrying about the usual corporate constraints. Every year we look forward to the Bivouac, where we can take it easy and meet other developers!Yowan Langlais co-founder of Juicy Beast Studio


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It was my intention to keep a running diary of offseason transactions, with a smattering of analysis to boot. This was before it occurred to me that our readers would be more likely to enjoy reading the thoughts of one of baseball's greatest minds, rather than the meandering insights from one of the internet's most prominent self-professed insiders. Enter Rick Sutcliffe.
Rick Sutcliffe would not return my calls or emails (Ed note: I did not attempt to call or email Rick Sutcliffe), so I opted to publish what I believe would be the Red Baron's thoughts on several of the transactions that have taken place so far. Countless hours of research and linguistic analysis went into this blog post.
Blue Jays sign Maicer Izturis: "One of these producer guys here was telling me that Maicer Izturis puts nearly half the balls he makes contact with on the ground. He's talking like it's some kinda negative part of his game. What I see is a guy willing to make a productive out. Just too many guys today are trying to put the ball up the middle and find holes. Why worry about that when you just need to move the runner over?"
Dodgers re-sign Brandon League: "Oh boy, Brandon League's wife Sasha is a ravishing woman. I saw her hanging around the stadium during BP in Seattle a couple of years ago and she was wearing this tight little yellow skirt… I declared a new favorite color that day. Now just imagine what she'll be wearing in that Los Angeles heat for the next there years. Hubba-hubba!"
Red Sox re-sign David Ortiz: "Aha! This here's a good one. Lemme tell ya, the Red Sox gotta bat David Ortiz lead off and you can really stick it to these fancy guys and their computers. Ever watch how some of these teams will stack all the infielders on one side of the field to try and shut down pull hitters like Oritz? Well they call it the shift, and if I'm John Farrell then I'm telling Big Papi to just slap the ball down the third baseline because he'll get a double every time. You just let the players stand where they're supposed to be and that doesn't happen."
Royals acquire Ervin Santana via trade: "I had a friend in Kansas City ask me, 'hey Sutty, what do you think of Ervin Santana?' So I told it to him straight: 'when his head's in the game he's a good pitcher, but when his head's not in it he's not a good pitcher'."
Cubs sign Scott Baker: "I know Scott Baker had that surgery on his elbow and all, but he can really find the strikezone when he's healthy. He throws strikes. He'll throw a lot of strikes for the Cubs."
Giants re-sign Jeremy Affeldt: "Jeremy Affeldt gets guys out, man. He doesn't get everyone out, but he gets you outs when you need 'em most of the time."
Marlins-Blue Jays mega-trade: "I can tell ya first hand that it hurts when you get traded. Of course, when I got traded I went from Cleveland to Chicago and that was great for my career. These poor Marlins guys are going up to Canada and that's just like getting your heart ripped out. Guys like Jose Reyes and Emilio Bonifacio ain't never seen the snow before. How you gonna expect guys like that to transition to the cold weather? Josh Johnson grew up in Minnesota, and that ain't far from Canada, but it ain't Canada.
You gotta love Mark Buehrle, though, man. He's a real throwback. He'll throw the kitchen sink at ya. Batters don't know what's coming at them until he throws the ball. And you can't overlook John Buck either. He's country strong, I tell ya. He's one tough SOB."
Tigers sign Torii Hunter: "Score one for the old guy! I'll tell ya, it's not easy getting up for the games when you're 37-years old, but I saw Torii Hunter play a bit last year and this guy can still hold a bat, man. He can swing it too."
Blue Jays sign Melky Cabrera: "This is how you tell your fans that you don't care about the integrity of the game. How a guy suspended for takin' steroids can land a two-year $16 million deal is beyond me. If there's one positive we can take away here it's that at least he won't be calling America his home next season."
Padres moves walls in at Petco Park: "This is the best city in the world, man. Right here, man. You can't beat it. Ah man, George Clooney, man. He's up there with Congress tryin' to get everyone to go over there and solve that thing. What're y'all still doing here? I'm gettin' yelled by Bill Murray in the back. I need to go. I'd much rather hang with you guys than him."


text: Jill Sobule famously raised 75K from her online fan base to pay for the recording of this album, and the pledge drive pays off: Like its namesake state, California Years is mostly golden. Pop's original girl-kisser has a lonesome diarist's ear for observational, self-conversational lyricism, whether she's drunk-Googling her exes (both boys and girls) on ''Wendell Lee'' or fantasizing about running off and growing old with the waitstaff on ''Sweetheart.'' And just when you suspect Sobule might be overreliant on anecdotal drollery, she goes for the emotional jugular, almost literally, on ''Bloody Valentine.'' B+


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This week, Papa Kenn reviews the film that many critics are lauding as "Perfect" and "one of the best films of 2012″… ZERO DARK THIRTY! Does it really stand up to their praise?
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So how do you take the story of hunting down and killing Osama bin Laden, and make it into a bore of a movie? Well, you could make it a documentary, or you could do what Hollywood did and make it a feature film called…Zero Dark Thirty!
Now don't get me wrong, this movie is technically well done. Technically well done. The acting is ok…I guess. Jessica Chastain gives a decent performance, though I've seen her do better. She gets a pass though because she's hot and has red hair. Sorry, it's a weakness. Otherwise the film looks good and…is historically accurate-ish? Actually it's hard to say it always looks good because of the shaky camera shots!
So why do I say Zero Dark Thirty is boring? Well to start off, they went for the realistic approach. Normally this isn't a bad thing, because the writers and directors behind other realistic historical films take enough creative license to create tension and/or make them interesting! Now admittedly it's hard to make or even maintain tension in a movie like this because it spans an entire decade, and almost every explosion is telegraphed if you've paid attention to 1/100th of current events over the past ten years.
While the acting is fine, there is not a single interesting character. No, not even Jessica Chastain as Maya. It's all bland, bland, boring, politics, moody, bland, telegraphed explosion! In fact the only time anyone seems to show any real emotion, they're either being tortured or telegraphing their own demise. Then one character who only shows up for one scene is literally there to gush about Maya and to act as a source of exposition to get things moving along because she found vital information that got buried due to "human error" (aka convenient plot point). We never actually see her finding this information, nor do we ever see her again, but that's the exposition fairy at work I guess.
The last three films I've seen have all been over 2 hours in length: The Hobbit (2:49), Django Unchained (2:45), and Zero Dark Thirty (2:37). Both The Hobbit and Django Unchained I could have watched for another hour or two and still loved them. Zero Dark Thirty on the other hand…I was ready to get up and leave because I checked my phone and saw that I still hand over an hour and a half left to watch.
So what kept me in my seat? Knowing that the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound was coming. No matter how boring I found the rest of the movie, surely the big attack we've been building up to this whole time would have the intensity and passion that the rest of this movie was lacking, right? Wrong! No tension, no passion, and instead of sounding like a group of trained soldiers on a serious mission, they sound like your average Joe in combat gear out for a stroll around a paintball field! This wouldn't be a big deal except for the fact that they're supposed to be Seal Team Six! I don't know, I would expect that they'd actually be taking the mission seriously!
Bottom line, this movie really disappointed me. The fact that it was nominated for four Golden Globes (one of which was won by Jessica Chastain) simply baffles me, and high rankings from both critics and regular viewers alike simply blows my mind. It's "well made" and apparently pleases a fair number of people, but I say save your money and watch Cartman kick bin Laden's ass on South Park.
I give Zero Dark Thirty: 2/5
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That is absolutely fantastic! Thanks for the link. Love how Johnny jumped evertime the AA looked around at him. The likeness is amazing and probably would be a bit freaky to see if it was your face in robotic form. LOL How did someone get the video? Must be nice to have connections...lol
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I love this palette. So perfect for collecting all my favorite colors. I love how other brands of eyeshadows also fit into the palette, so I can mix and match as I like. Really great product.
This thing is great. Slim, sturdy, closes securely. Has magnetic base so pans stick inside. It's fun to look at my full pan and be wowed by all the neat-o MAC colors, and it saves tons of space. Really cheap, too. Would be even better if it had a mirror, but oh well. Might have had to worry about it cracking or breaking.
This is such an awesome palette!! It's sleek design looks very nice & it's so compact, it fits virtually anywhere. I'm currently collecting all the colors that look good on me for the palette when I travel, so I won't have to lug around a bunch of different e/s compacts. It's also pretty cheap, the filling it up is the expensive part!! But, you don't have to fill it up only w/ MAC pans, Jane Eye Zings & Prestige e/s fit in it perfectly!! Everyone who has to travel or for anyone who likes to carry all of their makeup w/ them would really appriciate this palette!!
Something this valuable and handy shouldnt be this affordable! It's less than the price of a MAC e/s and yet organizes and reduce the amount of stuff you have in your makeup area! I love it just cause it's so easy to tote around. Sure, there is some thing they could do a bit better but for the price, i cant really complain.
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You can't beat this thing with a stick...or a tree for that matter. I love that Urban Decay shadows fit perfectly as well!
Good way to keep shadows organized. Just got sick of my mac shadows, so not much use for this... it is pretty handy though
I love the MAC 15-pan palette. It is a great way to organize and store eyeshadows, and I love the fact that it completely customized to my taste (I organize by color). It is easy to pull the pans out because there are little dips between the slots. I like the simple, sleek design, and the price is just incredible ($12). If you like MAC eyeshadows, you will not regret purchasing one (or two or three!)of the 15-pan palettes.
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A Kind Of Guise was born from the idea of creating products which are equally well designed and of high quality in terms of both production and the materials used. We also had the belief that these products should be produced in our home country of Germany. In the beginning this meant sewing everything ourselves by hand. For our first project we bought vintage leathers from an old medicine ball manufacturer and crafted a small range of bags. We also started scouring the local markets for interesting fabrics and started sewing shirts and jackets, trousers and jumpsuits, which we sold at a local store run by a good friend.
Our search for ways to make more interesting products soon lead us to find small manufacturers in Germany; tailors, shirt makers, leather craftsmen and knitters who share our belief in keeping up the tradition of Made In Germany quality products. This allowed us to launch a new chapter for us, as we were now able to produce fully developed collections and acquire our first wholesale clients.
We have also kept our natural appetite for finding new and interesting fabrics and materials for our production and are enjoying working with suppliers such as Harris Tweed, Loden Steiner and even renowned German teddybear manufacturer Steiff, alongside other German fabric mills.
There is a certain joy that comes with being able to follow through on new creative ideas. Communicating face to face and in the same language as the people who manufacture every single one of our products, plays a major role in allowing us to nurture our designs and is essential to giving each item a distinct and original look, feel and functionality.
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text: Sharpest Pitchers of the Month: May May 30 2012 Matt Birnbach Baseball, MLB Chris Capuano (Dodgers) (5-1, 1.35 ERA, 40 IP, 22 H, 6 ER, 38 K, 10 BB) The former New York Met has enjoyed his new stay in California, putting together a string of strong outings for the Dodgers game after game. Capuano has only allowed six hits in his last two starts and continues to shrink his ERA after each start. The southpaw is also striking out a decent amount of batters in each start, earning a polished record of 7-1 thus far for the regular season. Bud Norris (Astros) (4-0, 1.69 ERA, 37.1 IP, 30 H, 7 ER, 40 K, 14 BB) Norris recently slipped up in his most recent start two days ago against the Dodgers, allowing 8 hits and 3 earned runs. Before that, Norris was carrying a five-game winning streak, striking out batters at will while limiting his hits allowed in each start. The 27-year-old has allowed just one home run in his last six starts and can become a treasure to pick up in most drafts because of his durability on the mound. Look for Norris to rebound in his next start after getting roughed up in Los Angeles last week. Cole Hamels (Phillies) (4-0, 1.75 ERA, 36 IP, 26 H, 7 ER, 36 K, 10 BB) Hamels remains as the top pitcher within Philadelphia's robust pitching rotation so far. He's currently on a four-game winning streak heading into his start against the Mets on Memorial Day. Hamels has just 15 earned runs in all of his 62 innings pitched for the regular season, being nothing but consistent on the mound for the Phils. Considering this is his contract year, Cole should continue to put up stellar numbers for weeks to come. Gio Gonzalez (Nationals) (5-1, 2.37 ERA, 38 IP, 20 H, 10 ER, 52 K, 18 BB) Washington continues to ride off Gio's efficiency on the mound this season. The 26-year-old slinger has thrown 107 or more pitches in his last four starts, while riding a five-game winning streak. Last night he was able to showcase his strikeout abilities against the Braves, fanning 10 batters while allowing just one hit in his seven innings of action. Gonzalez is currently one of the hottest pitchers in the league right now, holding a season record of 7-1 with 79 strikeouts for the Nationals. Justin Verlander (Tigers) (3-1, 1.89 ERA, 38 IP, 22 H, 8 ER, 40 K, 7 BB) Detroit's ace is coming off a rough start against Cleveland last Thursday, allowing 6 hits and 2 earned runs. Prior to that, Verlander was cruising against mediocre teams such as Oakland, Seattle and Pittsburgh. He's still tallying up those strikeouts this season though, with 19 K's in his last two starts. His season ERA stands at 2.15 so far, with a total of 75 strikeouts up to date. R.A. Dickey (Mets) (4-0, 2.23 ERA, 40.1 IP, 29 H, 10 ER, 39 K, 9 BB) The 37-year-old knuckleball pitcher has surprised most fans with his 7-1 start to the season. Dickey is a definite risk to take a shot on when drafting, but his numbers have been solid all year for the Mets. He's won his last five starts, with 29 K's in his last three outings. In his last start against San Diego, Dickey was able to go seven innings deep, allowing just three hits and no runs. Honorable Mentions: James McDonald (Pirates), Brandon Beachy (Braves), Ryan Vogelsong (Giants), Johan Santana (Mets), Felipe Paulino (Royals), Jeff Samardzija (Cubs)


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With recent home purchase we inherited a LifeSource whole house water treatment system with sediment prefilter. Online reviews are widely spaced from wow to ugh. First order of business is the prefilter leaks, not from the canister seal, but from the bypass mechanism above it (pic). Called LifeSource and their solution is to come out and look at it for about $120. Ugh. No markings on the prefilter as to manufacturer. I'm hoping LifeSource sourced this prefilter from another vendor. They wouldn't tell me. The canister takes a 20" long filter. Canister diameter is about 3.5". Can anyone ID this prefilter? |
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What made you want to reprise your role as lethal seductress Catherine Tramell for this sequel?
SHARON STONE: Well, this was a beautiful script a beautiful, interesting script, and whether it's this movie or any movie, it's all about the script.
What do fans yell out at you these days?
They go, ''Shay-ron, Shay-ron!'' Oh, that's Europe. Here, they're like, ''Sharon!'' And they're usually like, ''Take off your coat! Take off your glasses!'' I'm like, ''It's 40 [degrees]. Take off your own coat!''
How difficult is it to do a nude scene?
It isn't. It's just like dance scenes or fight scenes. You just choreograph them and do them with humor and kindness toward your costar.
What goes on in your mind when people ask you about those sort of things, instead of about the rest of the movie?
It's all a part of the movie, and you have to expect that people are going to focus on that, because it makes them interested, and excited and embarrassed, and they want to deal with their feelings, so they address them on you.
What's your next project?
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PORTAGE — The first of a series of meetings to restructure the public participation plan for the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission, in order to include more input from the public, began Tuesday on a mostly positive note.
A subcommittee met with members from the Everybody Counts advocacy organization for the disabled Tuesday to address concerns.
Both organizations noted that previous interactions had been contentious, but East Chicago Mayor Anthony Copeland tried to keep the discussion focused on how to fix issues rather than pointing blame.
"Anyone could go to court and fight all day long," Copeland said. "But we would miss an opportunity to do something for the community."
Teresa Torres of Everybody Counts said the staff at NIRPC failed to create a plan that defines a process including all constituents in the community. Federal law requires that metropolitan planning organizations like NIRPC have explicit procedures for engaging the public, but the current plan lacked specifics.
"The plan does not meet any standards for consistency and accountability," Torres said, "It just lists suggestions. It doesn't define the process or provide explicit information."
Lake County Surveyor George Van Til suggested the commissioners should receive reports on public input, similar to reports prepared on other business handled by NIRPC.
"We get reports on everything, but I don't recall getting reports on these interactions," Van Til said.
The original plan was to grant Everybody Counts members 30 days to review the plan and provide feedback, but the advocacy group produced written comments at the meeting.
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I did something last week that I thoroughly enjoyed. I spoke to the entire boy's senior class at The Westminster Schools in Atlanta. It was the 5th straight year the school was kind enough to invite me to speak with their seniors. This week I'll speak to the entire girl's senior class. The topic, as you probably have already guessed, is how to not screw up your credit while you're in college.
I have to admit the first year I agreed to speak at the school I did so on one condition. They had to let me eat in the cafeteria. I was SO hoping for the ubiquitous rectangular shaped pizza, and I was not disappointed.
Keep in mind these young adults are all 17 and 18 and all of them are headed to college campuses in the fall. And up until last August they would have been lambs to the slaughter…credit card style. The card issuers would have been on campus trading t-shirts and coffee mugs for credit applications. No more. The CARD Act has largely put an end to marketing on college campuses.
So the question many of the kids had, now that a credit card isn't so easy to obtain…how am I going to establish credit? This is the million dollar question. We all have one chance to establish credit for the first time. After that we're left to re-establish or re-build our credit, but we can't ever establish it again for the first time.
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Authorized User – This is how I established credit. My parents added me to one of their credit cards as an authorized user. An authorized user is simply an additional cardholder who does not have liability for the payments on the account. They get a card in their name, have full charging privileges, and usually the account shows up on their credit reports. If the account is in good standing, has never been paid late, and the balance isn't too close to the credit limit it will help to establish a pretty darn good credit score for the authorized user. And, if the parent misses payments or maxes out the card the authorized user can simply hop off the card by having their name removed from it. The account comes off the credit report and…no harm no foul. It's like having a credit card with training wheels.
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Does anyone have experience with certain Irises that will grow with very wet feet??? I'm new here and was prompted to join after a horrid day of digging in my horrid back yard, a former 19th century dump for those who once lived here. Other than an antique tea pot, I've found coal ashes and hard compacted soil. AND one corner that pools water where the table is high-BUT I think there are plants that might be able to take it. Yes? Irises? I know Siberian aren't suppose to be in water and I don't want to plant those big invasive yellow ones. Any other suggestions? |
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There was a very nice article on "water iris" published by Horticulture magazine sometime back that is a good resource. It is important to take the subject of 'water iris' with a grain of salt - most iris do not tolerate standing water year round but some are happy in very moist or boggy conditions on a seasonal basis. |
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Lizey, Your former 19th century dump can be beautiful with your back-breaking work. But need to know what zone you are to be able to recommend plants. Louisianas are mentioned in the excellent article linked above. Again don't know if they will survive winter in your zone. |
Thanks for the article tip. I'm in Maine. The hope I have for VERY wet feet is having seen them growing IN water on the edges of islands here in mid coast Maine. It seems amazing that they are on the edge of SALT water, with feet in fresh. And thanks for the confidence that this nightmare spot could ever be friable. The big enemy is deep toxic sections of ancient burnt coal, grey and horrid. I was going to dig it out but it's too pervasive, so no food growing there. BUT it is one of the only spots to garden on this piece of property so I'll continue to plow forward making spots for certain flower seeds in spring AND iris! Will keep you posted as to whether they make it or not, once I dig some from an island or buy some. |
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I believe Japanese irises can grow in marshy conditions. I don't know if they overwinter in Maine, though. You may want to check out the websites for the Japanese and Louisiana Iris societies. |
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November 2, 2010 These 100 days have flown by, and I have to be honest—I am still not fully settled in. The last of my boxes and furniture only arrived in Evanston last week, and my suitcase has been packed and on planes with me every week. But despite the frequent travel and hectic pace of the transition, I find myself deeply energized and excited by the challenges and victories that lay ahead. I'm feeling more convinced than ever about the critical role that business schools need to own and embrace in preparing leaders for the 21st century and the unique role that Kellogg can play in that task.
Research Through research, business schools need to keep pushing knowledge about the performance of markets and the practice of management forward. We need to understand more about how we, as a global society, can maximize the benefits of free market capitalism in creating wealth and social well-being, while minimizing its very real limitations. We need to keep pushing ourselves to learn more about how to build effective organizations—organizations that will create the jobs and provide economic support and productive purpose to the lives of the seven billion people who will soon inhabit this planet.
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In a major step to enable clients to gain innovative, actionable, high-value consumer insights from retailers' shopper information, ACNielsen, a VNU business, today announced it has formed a global loyalty-marketing business unit that will provide end-to-end loyalty solutions.
Insights provided by ACNielsen Loyalty will enable retailers and their key manufacturer partners to work with the data generated by retailer loyalty programs to better understand consumers' shopping behavior and preferences, develop targeted, loyalty-building marketing and merchandising programs and track their impact on shoppers over time. It will draw upon the broad experience and expertise in consumer research and analysis of ACNielsen and the VNU Marketing Information (MI) group, while adding new capabilities focused on the unique opportunity presented by loyalty information.
"Loyalty marketing is an outstanding opportunity for retailers to keep consumers coming back to their stores, create real affinity for a retailer's banner, and capture the largest possible share of their market while maximizing the return on their marketing investments," said Steven M. Schmidt, President & CEO of VNU Marketing Information (MI) and ACNielsen. "ACNielsen Loyalty will combine our information- and consumer panel-management skills, leading-edge technology and advanced analytical capabilities to help retailers find powerful new consumer insights in their loyalty data and use those insights to accelerate their growth. It also will give manufacturers new insights into category and brand performance and help them work more closely with retailers on highly targeted and effective category management programs."
The formation of ACNielsen Loyalty follows an intensive research and development effort. The new unit's capabilities will complement and expand upon numerous products and services that support loyalty marketing efforts currently offered by ACNielsen and other VNU business units.
Tom Markert, currently Senior Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer of VNU MI and ACNielsen, has been named President & CEO of the ACNielsen Loyalty global business unit. Laurence Michael, currently Senior Vice President, Global Retailer Services Marketing, will serve as Managing Director.
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Being born and raised as a California girl (cue Beach Boys song here :thumbs:) I love Disney's "snow". Aside from seeing all the little kids go nuts over it (which is heartwarmingly adorable) I find it probably one of the most romantic moments possible - snow that won't freeze you, starlit sky, the end of the fireworks, music and laughter in the air (cue sigh here):heart2:
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I have a destination wedding planned at the Ritz in Maui next August and was wondering if any of you have any recommendations for a knee or tea length dress for a petite bride? I am looking for something somewhat informal and would even be open to bridesmaid recommendations! THanks in advance for your help.
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This is a great time to check the department stores for party dresses on sale. Around prom time is another good time to find dresses in department stores. Also look for cruise wear. If all else fails, you may need to have a dress made. It seems that there are few shorter dresses currently available that are not dark colored cocktail dresses. You might also want to do an on-line search and see what you find. |
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Buy a bridal magazine and see what you can find. Also check out Jessica McClintock's line. |
As you aren't looking for a traditional wedding gown, I would look at bridal shops almost as a last resort. You should be able to find a fabulous party dress, better made, for less money, at a dress shop or department store -- or even made to order by a seamstress. You can always purchase a veil if you want the effect to be very wedding-y. |
Many bridesmaid's dresses come in ivory or white. I was married in an invory silk dupioni bridesmaid's dress from Belsoie. When I got married (2001) there were hardly any tea length dresses shown, but there are more now. Try Belsoie/Jasmine and Alfred Angelo. Also, you can have a longer gown shortened. |
Take a look at J. Crew's site (now that you can get into it again). They have a Wedding section and have shorter dresses under "Bridesmaids". |
Here is a link that might be useful: J. Crew Bridesmaids Dresses
I got my dress online at RomanticThreads..They had a lot of tea length..not too expensive..I did have to have it altered when I got it... |
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This is a gist of several ramblings that I intended to post on my blog, but never did. The reason is simple: these ramblings pop up into my head during long runs. When I get home, the moment is gone.
The runner's paradox
I can safely say that running is my most important hobby, and more. For me, it is a form of meditation, a way to escape the stress of everyday life and to transform any mental exhaustion into a more healthy physical fatigue.
However, I have long given up on trying to find any good blogs on running. As thoroughly as I love it, there simply is not so much to write about it. Of course, there is anecdotes (I can get you some, but I won't), and training blogs (statistics and training schedules, yawn) but there appears to be little to say about the philosophical aspect of running. Either that, or runners are simply no writers.
It is a pity that something that helps me arrange my mind more than anything else appears to be the single most uninteresting topic to read (or write) about.
The green tunnel
This is the title of one of the Blog Posts I Never Wrote (tm). It refers to the view from my spot on the couch. In spring, I see dense layers of green, roughly forming a tunnel. When the sun shines, I am treated with a gorgoeus palette of greens and yellows, stretching for about 100 meters. With a view such as this, you do not need a television.
I have often mused on this mental image, mostly during runs. For me, it is more than a pretty sight. I know very well what's at the end of that tunnel: the outskirts of town where I do most of my runs. The emptiness stretches on for more kilometers than my physical condition allows for. On rainy days, I can be utterly alone for several kilometers, hearing nothing but the wind blowing through the reeds. I often yearn for this kind of tranquility.
However, there is more to this mental image than the promise of silence. The metaphor of the end of the tunnel is strong, but that is merely a small part of the mystery. I have pondered it, but I have concluded that I haven't found out yet. It's probably for the best.
Great skies
Speaking of outskirts: I live in a flat, featureless land mostly formed by river sediments, and pumping away large amounts of water (...which is actually one of the technological marvels of my home country, and it makes me slightly proud). It is also mind-numblingly dull. To paraphrase comedian and fellow runner Dolf Janssen: if you look to the left, you are not missing anything whatsoever on your right.
There is a redeeming feature though. We have gorgeous skies. On a sunny, yet slightly overcast day, just an hour before sundown, beautiful skies can be seen. And since we do not have much landscape to worry about, there is very much sky to enjoy. Our drab country is suddenly being displayed in technicolor.
A final cogitation
Neither of the musings above is profound or insightful. I do not intend to them to be that way. This is what remains in my head when I am done putting away my thoughts on work and worries on eveyday life. I'd like to think of these musings as a form of meditation. During long runs, I empty my head, and suddenly I am enjoying what is left. That is what I want to share, and that is why I am writing this down.


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Video of the goals of of AFC Cup 2013 2nd leg quarter final ( Courtsey: AFC )
Indonesia continued to be a happy hunting ground for Indian Football. It was here on 1st June, 1960 India defeated Indonesia 2-0 to qualify to the Olympics. Again on 4th September, 1962 in front of a hostile crowd India won the Asiad Gold and we all know what happened on 26th July, 2003 at Asean Club Cup final.
Today history was again repeated when East Bengal entered the Semi Final of AFC Cup 2013 and wrote a golden chapter in the history of Indian Football.
The second leg quarter final ended in 1-1 draw and the red & golds are through to semifinals by 2-1 aggregate win.
East Bengal after winning their first leg by an amazing Sueoka goal last Tuesday left for Padang to take on the The Red Buffalos at their den. In the sunny scorching afternoon East Bengal conceded in the 24th minute as Semen Padang's Edward Junior Wilson scored but the red & golds continued their fight and went on to equalize in the 78th minute when South Sudanese International James Moga headed in a clinical cross from Baljit Sahni.
The East Bengal bench was the target of football hooligans at the Haji Agus Salim Stadium in Padang, Indonesia after the Indian soccer giants beat local side Semen Padang. Bottles and crackers were thrown at the players after East Bengal defeated the local favourites to enter the tournament's semifinal stage.
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A late header from South Sudan striker James Moga saw East Bengal become the first Indian side to reach the semi-finals of the AFC Cup in five years after coming from behind to share a 1-1 draw with Indonesia's Semen Padang in Tuesday's quarter-final second leg.
Edward Junior Wilson's 10th goal of the AFC Cup campaign had seen Padang cancel out Ryuji Sueoka's solitary goal from the first leg in Kolkata last week.
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But with first-half substitute Moga heading home with 12 minutes remaining at Agus Salim Stadium to put East Bengal ahead 2-1 on aggregate, Marcos Falopa's side will play the first leg of their semi-final away from home next week after following in the footsteps of 2008 semi-finalists and fellow I-League side Dempo Sports Club.
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Looking add to their slender advantage from last week's first leg, East Bengal made a bright start and threatened to add to their slender one-goal advantage from several set-pieces inside the first 15 minutes.
But after Padang went close to a breakthrough after 20 minutes as a reflex save East Bengal goalkeeper Gurpreet Sandhu turned away Titus Bonai's close range flicked header, the home side levelled the tie on aggregate midway through the first half.
And having been the busier of the two goalkeepers, it was Sandhu's error which handed Padang the chance to draw level as his scuffed goal kick went straight to Wilson just outside the penalty area, and after the Liberian held off defender Uga Okpara the striker rifled into the top corner.
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East Bengal's chances were dealt a further blow just before half-time as first leg goal scorer Sueoka was forced off with an injury, after the Japanese striker had earlier clashed with Padang goalkeeper Jandia Eka Putra, to be replaced by Moga.
Padang, though, endured their own injury setback at the start of the second half as Wilson was replaced by Muhammad Nur Iskandar.
Despite the blow, the home side remained the dominate force with Elie Aiboy twice coming close before Iskandar grazed the side netting with 15 minutes remaining.
But Padang were made to pay three minutes later as substitute Moga met a chipped cross from fellow substitute Baljit Sahni and powered an unstoppable header past goalkeeper Putra from the edge of the six yard area.
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Needing two goals to save their AFC Cup campaign, Padang pressed in the closing stages, but were unable to find a way back into the contest as East Bengal maintained their unbeaten record in the competition this season.
KINGFISHER EAST BENGAL: Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Naoba Singh, Arnab Mondal, Uga Okpara, Robert Lalthlamuana (Baljit Singh Sahni), Saumik Dey, Joaquim Abranches (Gurwinder Singh), Mehtab Hossain, Ryuji Sueoka (James Moga), Lalrindika Ralte, Edeh Chidi
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"I dedicate this triumph to East Bengal's players, officials and fans," said 64-year-old Marcos Falopa. He further added, "Semen did their best and the weather was very hot but we were able to qualify."
Semen Padang coach Jafri Sastrak was left to rue a lack of proficiency in front of goal. "We missed a lot of chances," said Sastrak. He added, "We created a lot but we could not score. I also think we were unlucky."


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