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The mission of the Common Core State Standards is to provide 'a consistent, clear understanding of what students are expected to learn, so teachers and parents know what they need to do to help them' and ultimately prepare them for college and careers. The Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSSM) aim for greater focus and coherence, outlining both content standards by grade level and standards of mathematical practice.
The Common Core State Standards in Mathematics were built on progressions of topics across a number of grade levels, before they were separated into grade-level standards. The draft progressions offer explanations for the sequence of the standards, potential cognitive difficulties, and pedagogical solutions which may be useful in teacher preparation and professional development, organizing curriculum, and writing textbooks.
Audience: States, Educators, Teacher Educators, Administrators, Curriculum Developers
This document, last updated in October 2013, highlights high quality implementation tools and resources to support teachers, districts, and states with Common Core implementation. This document is available for free on the CCSSO website.
Source: the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO)
This newsletter is free and sent to teachers, district leaders, state leaders and policy leaders across the country every two weeks. This newsletter features Common Core news, webinars, new tools and resources, and spotlights on high quality implementation. Sign up for free here.
Audience: Governors and their staff
Realizing the Potential:How Governors Can Lead Effective Implementation of the Common Core State Standards, provides governors and other state policymakers with guidance to transition their school systems to the Common Core State Standards.
Implementing the CCSS will be challenging because it will require significant changes in instruction, assessment, educator preparation and development, curriculum and materials, and accountability measures. Nevertheless, governors and other state policymakers can play a critical leadership role in supporting implementation of the CCSS. Governors' authority over education and the tools with which they can take action vary considerably from state to state, yet all governors should consider taking the following actions to support implementing the CCSS:
Source: National Governors Association (NGA)
The Illustrative Mathematics website provides guidance by 'illustrating the range and types of mathematical work that students will experience in a faithful implementation of the Common Core State Standards, and by publishing other tools that support implementation of the standards.' In the future, it will also host a process for submitting, discussing, reviewing, and publishing tasks.
In a statement of support for the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics, Jo Boaler, mathematics educator, suggests the new standards will support more equitable achievement and embrace broader mathematics. In this recent article in The Atlantic, she offers reflections on why these new curriculum standards help usher in a new era of mathematics teaching and student achievement.
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM), the Association of State Supervisors of Mathematics (ASSM), and the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE) united to support implementation of the Common Core State Standards, releasing a joint public statement.
Audience: Teachers, Teacher Leaders, and Supervisors
Making it Happen is a guide for teachers, teacher leaders, and supervisors that identifies and highlights the ways in which NCTM resources can support them as they implement and supplement the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSSM) in their states. NCTM resources include: Principles and Standards, Curriculum Focal Points, Essential Understandings, Navigations, Illuminations, and more. For more information on Making It Happen, visit www.nctm.org/mih.
Source: The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
Audience: Teachers, Teacher Educators, Teacher Leaders & Supervisors The Common Core State Standards for Mathematics present new opportunities, as well as challenges, for mathematics education leaders to provide all students access to high quality mathematics instruction and assessment. Learn about the most productive ways to begin CCSS implementation, common pitfalls to avoid, and tools and resources that NCSM will be providing to support this work using the webinars found on the NCSM website.These webinars are each one-hour long and can provide you with additional resources to enhance your leadership work.
Source: National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM) and Carnegie Learning
Includes answers to "Frequently Asked Questions" and detailed lists of resources to support school mathematics programs.
Audience: Policymakers, Researchers
This report details the rationale for, and recommendations of, a priority research agenda for understanding the influence of the CCSSM. It concludes with methodological considerations for carrying out the proposed agenda. The priority research agenda was developed by Horizon Research, Inc., with broad-based input from mathematics education and policy researchers, with hopes that:
Source: Horizon Research, Inc.


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I am trying to make a final decision between the Convection Steam Ovens by Miele and Wolf (current models during the Fall of 2013). That is, the Miele DGC 4084/4086 XL and the Wolf CSO24. I'd love to hear the pros and cons from informed people who have used these one of these units. I visited showrooms and inspected both units. Though, I have not had an opportunity to see them in operation; not to mention having never used them myself. Thank you! |
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I have the Wolf CS024 and LOVE it so far. We moved in 2 days before Thanksgiving and had family in for the weekend. I didn't use it for prep Thursday but did for reheating on Friday and the weekend. Then Christmas Eve I forgot to take the tamales out of the freezer so microwaved them just long enough to be able to break them apart them steamed them for 24 minutes. Perfect! I did look at the Wolf, Miele and Gagg (I think) and from what I remember (it was almost a year ago that I decided on appliances) I went with Wolf because of the size and on the recommendation of the appliance guy. As others have said before the manual leaves alot to be desired but we've played around with it and are slowly figuring it out. Here are a few pros/cons I've come up with the last few weeks: Pro: interior size - holds more than I originally thought it would I can't wait to try bread, fish and vegetables! Good luck and in my opinion I don't think you could go wrong with either one really. |
Hi, We have the Wolf installed since this past June. We love it! We agree we wish there were more cooking instructions/recipes available, however we are learning on our own. Bread, vegetables, fish, roasts, ribs and reheating have been great. We highly recommend. Why did we choose Wolf? At the time we purchased they were having a great sale. However, we compared it to the Thermador and Gagg (no Miele at that time). The Wolf had the biggest oven space, the water tank can be refilled outside the oven (not so in the Therador) and is a lot less expensive than the Gagg. We also did not like the side door opening for the Gagg. We really can't comment on Wolf vs. Miele except to say we are VERY happy with our Wolf. MJ |
I'm not sure about the straight steam oven, but the new Miele combo relocated the water reservoir to the top (like the Wolf) to give more interior room. The combo also has a broiler element, which Wolf doesn't offer. The Master Chef controls supposedly take some of the guess work out. I'm thinking about getting the Miele for an upcoming remodel, along with their 30" convection oven. |
Mine is not installed yet, but I went with the Miele. The deciding factors where the broiler and the movement of the water tank. |
Mine is also not yet installed, but I also went with the Miele. The broiler sealed the deal. I attended a lunch demo at a Miele showroom and could not believe how terrific it was. They even prepared a tri tip in the steam oven, using steam, convection and broil and it was fantastic. Perfectly cooked, juicy and pink inside and with a beautifully browned crust on the outside. But like others have said, I don't think you can go wrong with any of your choices, |
Thanks everybody! All of the commentary is helpful to me and likely many other people. :) I must admit, after being "sold" (pre-sale, that is) on the Wolf combi steam oven, I am slowly leaning harder toward the Miele. The primary factors swaying me are the top broiler and the automated cooking programs. I need to revisit the Wolf web site to make sure I am not missing something in the realm of cooking programs. Does Wolf have a set of automated cooking programs similar to the Miele? Thanks again, everyone! :) |
After reading the installation and user guides of both products, I see Wolf does, indeed, have advanced automation modes, some of which seem like they're straight from the future. Like detecting what's inside and how much and then cooking it! That's crazy cool! (if it works). The Wolf unit seems also to be of more substantial construction with resulting heft. Apparently, it is a beast compared to the lighter Miele; based on my interpretation of the docs; the shelf support requirements are nearly double compared to the Miele (100lb vs approx 50lb) In general, I like the Wolf installation documents better. I wonder if that's a useful indicator for how much thought went into the product? Well, for that matter, in general, I think the Wolf documents present information better. Perhaps Wolf can accomplish same cooking outcomes as Miele without the exposed broiler element? Is the broiler on the Miele used in modes other than broiling? I wonder if I will miss broiling on the Miele if I go with the Wolf? I'm looking forward to getting one installed! It would be fun to get both and evaluate side by side, but I may need advertiser's support for that! lol. :) |
- Posted by OrchidSlayer (My Page) on Sun, Jan 12, 14 at 10:08
I am looking at the Wolf convection/steam. There will be a 30" coming out in April, and I think I will get it. The specs aren't on Wolf's site yet and my dealer can give me nothing right now other than the price ($4209) and the estimated delivery, but he will keep checking until he gets the inside dimensions, which is my main concern (other than the price!). I liked that the water canister can be filled from the front. Much better than pulling a hot canister out from the oven to refill like some other models. |
Are you guys sure about the Wolf not having Broil? I thought I saw it as a mode option in their brochure. Also, do any of the steam ovens use convection and steam at the same time. I think I remember a Wolf demo that steamed first then did convection. THey said you can't do them at the same time. |
- Posted by OrchidSlayer (My Page) on Sun, Jan 12, 14 at 20:35
Their web manual for the convection/steam does not show a broiling option, but it does show a convection steam mode, so it sounds to me like they would be at the same time. They are totally revamping their line, so I am looking forward to seeing if the new model is any different. A broiler isn't important to me as I seldom broil and have a regular oven for that. I do bake a lot of bread and my brand new (1 month) Viking induction range's porcelain liner is already cracked from spilling water on the bottom when adding it to a steam tray, so I am looking forward to a real steam oven (and the Viking's repair). |
Most, if not all, of the combi's do steam and convection at the same time - though they may have a different term for it. It is one of the main benefits of the combi - since heat plus steam can very quickly cook some foods - like a turkey or chicken. Many also have the option to turn off the steam part way through the cooking cycle, which is common for bread. |
- Posted by philwojo99 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 13, 14 at 12:49
I have the Wolf CS024 and it does not have a broiler I can confirm that, have had it for over a year now. As for it doing steam and convection at the same time, it kind of does, but not really. From what I can tell it does the steam first, with heat on, and once the steam is done it kicks the convection fan back on. But I could be wrong on that, and on different modes it might act differently. I will admit I have not used all of the modes on this oven yet. Phil |
I'm jumping into this thread because we are having the same debate right now -- Miele vs Wolf steam oven. Leaning towards Miele based on the broiler aspect, but like the larger size and looks of the Wolf. Anyone else have updated thoughts on which unit is better? Are they getting updated soon? |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Fri, Mar 7, 14 at 19:48
We are also debating our options. Here are my thoughts thus far: Re Miele: I'm not convinced a broiler in an oven that tops out at 445 (I think the broiler goes to 475) would be that useful. I like that there is a cartridge for used water/steam (none in wolf). I'm not sure I like the racks - they seem loud and there are only 3. I'm also unsure about the interface - it seems fussy. I need to double check this but it seems there are 5 buttons to program to get it going (1. on/off 2. type of cooking 3. amt of steam 4. temperature 5. time.) I don't see why an extra on/off button is needed and why do I have to decide how long to cook something ahead of time? It makes me feel micromanaged. ;) Per Yale Appliance, Miele has the lowest rate of repairs of cooking appliances. Re: Wolf: I like that there are 4 racks but I can't imagine this would make a material difference in my cooking. I like the interface better (since it's how we interact with the appliance this is not a small thing). I don't like that I'd have to sop up water after I cook with steam. All things being equal it's kind of hard to turn down the broiler on the Miele, especially since my range will not have one. Re Gagg: beautiful and small. I'm not sure the size would be a problem, but the very large price tag is a problem, on principal alone, particularly for a technology (steam) that we have never used and don't know how much we will like. I haven't come across a discounted one yet that would work but we would consider a floor model if we found one. So, we're still undecided. I'm attending a Miele steam class so maybe they can show me how the interface is not fussy. I believe Miele recently came out with the combi-steam oven so doubt they'll change it soon. Wolf is coming out with some new updates in the coming months but I'm not sure if their steam oven is one of the products they are updating since it is not all that old either. |
Christy, very helpful analysis. Thanks |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 0:28
Not sure if it matters but I think another apparent difference is that the Wolf has a thermometer probe, but the Miele does not. I think the Wolf will stop cooking once the thermometer probe placed in the cooking item has achieved the programmed temperature. Kind of neat. Not sure how much I'd use it. |
- Posted by philwojo99 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 10:01
Christy, I love using the temp probe on my Wolf CSO, it is a great feature and I use it all the time, especially with Chicken, it really helps it stay super moist since I don't overcook it. You just set the cooking temp for the oven space, say 350F and then also set the probe temp, for chicken I do 160F. Then when it shuts down the residual heat will bring the chicken temp up to 165F on its own, perfect every time! I have used it on a roast as well, again it just gets everything to the temp of the probe and then as you said it turns off the unit. But keep in mind there is always going to be the residual heat and things will keep cooking inside the unit for a good while after, not like you could leave it in there for 30 minutes and not expect it to keep going is all I am saying. Phil |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Tue, Mar 11, 14 at 13:29
philwojo: Thanks for your input Theoretically it sounds great but it's always hard to know how much in practice certain features like this would be used. So, it's nice to know that you are finding value in it. |
I am interesting in knowing how well the Wolf unit browns meat or fish? I believe Miele is releasing their unit with a thermometer probe this summer. I attended a Miele steam class and concluded that the probe is critical if you like your meat cooked to temps that vary from USDA guidelines, which I think are programmed into the Master Chef modes. I do not think you can reprogram the temp settings for the those modes. I am primarily interested in Miele for the broil feature, but would only buy it with the probe, and luckily we have a lot of time to decide. I found a steam convection cookbooks from both Miele and Viking on the web and printed them at Kinko's. Not super inspirational - sort of remind me of crockpot cookbooks. But I have been to a class for each the Miele and Wolf, and I am convinced that once you learn how to cook to your own preference, it is a great tool. |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Thu, Apr 10, 14 at 14:17
I'm not sure how well the Wolf browns, but I think the new Miele will have a wireless thermometer probe which would be great since that means not having to deal with a hot wire when taking food out of the oven. I believe Wolf's is wired but am not sure. The other difference I've come across is that the Miele, in addition to a broiler, has a static non-convection electric oven. I don't think the Wolf has this feature. While I don't like the interface of the Miele as well (though the new model is supposed to have a different interface), I think the broiler and wireless thermometer give it a competitive advantage over the Wolf. It's also currently ~$400 cheaper than the Wolf. On the Wolf website they are showing a 'new product' with their 24" transitional steam combi oven but I can't tell how this is different from the 2013 model. It doesn't look like they've added a broiler, which is too bad. Does anyone know how this new model differs from the one released last year? |
- Posted by philwojo99 (My Page) on Fri, Apr 11, 14 at 12:46
The Wolf is wired on the inside of the unit, no big deal just use a pot holder to unplug it. As for a broiler, not really something I do a lot of any ways, maybe once a year, maybe twice, if that. So for us it wasn't something we needed. The Wolf CSO24 browns meat just like any other oven would. There is nothing all that different about this oven compared to a standard wall oven when it comes to how it cooks meats in terms of browning. The steam is a great feature but it can be turned off totally. The Wolf does NOT have a non-convection mode, but to me that isn't a problem, as we still have the full size Wolf L-series for that if we need it. I think that you can't go wrong with either brand, it will come down to what appeals to you most, but I think both are well respected brands and you will enjoy either option. Phil |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Fri, Apr 11, 14 at 17:08
Thanks for the info. I think you are spot on that "it will come down to what appeals to you most" and that "both are well respected brands and you will enjoy either option." |
- Posted by ponti33602 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 14, 14 at 8:32
We bought a loft in downtown Tampa and immediately gutted it. We had decided on an oven cabinet that would hold the Miele Speed, Combi Steam, and Coffee maker. Made the ŌĆØcriticalŌĆØ mistake of not fully understanding what 240v means and in our condo we only have 208v power. Without going the boost transformer route we switched to the Wolf Steam so unfortunately the ovens will not match the Miele but we do have a Wolf cook-top so we are okay with having different ovens. When we shopped we liked the Wolf as well because they only had the microwave drawers and we wanted a 2nd convection oven (the 2 - 24ŌĆØ ovens are all we are having in our kitchen, no full-size oven) we went with Miele. FWIW '┐Į'┐Į" Miele is being great and are taking back their Steam oven with no hassles what so ever. The Wolf gets installed today with the cook-top and the Miele next week. |
Great information, everyone! I think I am sold on the idea of the new Miele combi-steam with a temp probe. Any idea on when that is expected and what the model number will be? Our projected completion date is end of July. But I could wait a bit for the right oven. |
- Posted by mpatel1080 (My Page) on Thu, May 8, 14 at 18:49
I was at an appliance store shopping for our new kitchen and a Miele representative happened to be in the store. I asked him about the new ovens and the rumored range coming out. He said the ovens would be released in the USA July 1st and the range (which will be available in a variety of sizes up to 48 inches and will have a pro look with knobs etc) will be available during Q4. I am also somewhat between the Miele and Wolf Steam ovens. I believe that the Wolf is made by a company called V-Zug which is a Swiss company that makes high end appliances. I have tried to search for reviews comparing the Miele and V Zug oven but have not found anything, |
Here is a link that might be useful: V Zug steam oven
Cool, thanks! I've been on miele.ca and all the instruction manuals indicate that they're for both the US and Canada. My only do-over is that the wall oven wants a water line but luckily cabinets aren't in yet and I can just run the line quickly and easily to add a stub out this weekend. You may want to plan accordingly; even though the combi-steam ovens don't need a water line yet I'm sure they will in a year or two. |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Thu, May 8, 14 at 20:07
That the instruction manual says it's for both USA and Canada on the .ca website is a great find! Thanks for sharing. Looks like indeed there is a food probe although it's not wireless. I've also heard July as the release date for the new combi steam oven. Does anyone know what the last Miele combi steam oven was priced at in Canada? The Canada pricing looks very high compared to the $3500 the current model retails for in the US. |
$6,000 Canadian = about $5,500 US. I consistently hear about how appliances are more expensive in Canada so I'm curious about the answer to your question too. The conversion rate is Gaggenau pricing and I doubt they'll go that high; I've assumed it would be under $1,000 more than the existing Combi-Steam + 30" wall oven goes for. If the pricing does in fact end up that high, the dimensions are almost identical to the Gaggenau... It's odd that the combi-steam oven has a wired probe but the wall oven has a wireless one. |
- Posted by ponti33602 (My Page) on Fri, May 9, 14 at 8:10
FWIW - We had to go with the Wolf Combi Steam over the Miele due to our condo only having 208v. She still went with the Miele Speed oven sitting over the Wolf despite the miss-match of appliances. Even though my wife liked the over-all styling better of the Miele, she enjoys using the Wolf better. Thinks the menu is more straight forward and her first choice when she needs a convection oven. |
I just put in our custom cabinet order based on a Miele 4086 combi-steam. If the new series comes out in time, we are going for that (I think), but I'm so indecisive lately that we might end up with the Wolf in the end. Hopefully these are all close enough in size that it won't take much adjustment to the cabinets. I think I liked Master Chef on Miele better than the Wolf menus. But I liked the water door operation on the Wolf better than the Miele (raising the entire panel seemed more "wonky" and a less secure fit). |
There is effectively no size difference between the existing/new Miele lineup. Can't speak for the Wolf though, I didn't size check those. |
I was looking at the specs for the wolf steam oven today with a salesman at an appliance store, and I believe the 24" and 30" ovens have the same interior dimensions...only exterior differences due to stacking them on top or below other wall ovens for size... FYI |
- Posted by geekgirl512 (My Page) on Sun, Sep 7, 14 at 13:32
It is true that the 24" and 30" Wolf steam ovens have the same interior dimensions. The 30" will not need a trim kit to fit in with the conventional ovens, the 24" will need one. This makes the overall cost of the two sizes about the same when the trim kit is factored in. We got the 30" to go with the 30" E-series single wall oven. |
Geekgirl512 - that is the set up I am considering as well. How do you like it, how are they performing? Thanks. |
- Posted by geekgirl512 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 0:22
We don't actually have them installed yet - will be about 2 more weeks as we finish our remodel. I can hardly wait until they are in, especially since we attended one of the Wolf cooking demos that showed us more about how to use it! I will write a review here when I've used it for a few weeks though. GW has been invaluable as we've gone through the reno process. |
- Posted by ChristyMcK (My Page) on Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 8:05
Geekgirl512: We are on the same timeline! Our steam oven (Gagg) and lovely new range will be in operation in two weeks when our renovation finishes. I know the feeling! We can't wait either!!! |
- Posted by lagunagirl (My Page) on Wed, Sep 17, 14 at 3:31
I owned a Meile double oven for 17 years. I never had one problem with it. It was very European looking, I think they've changed that. If money was no issue, I'd buy another in a heart beat! By the way, once I had a repairman there working on my sub- zero, I had him look at the oven while he was there. After 12 years, everything was working perfect. I couldn't believe it checked out with flying colors, |
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The Elms Bed & Breakfast Inn. Arquitectura clásica, llenos de antigüedades habitaciones y espacios públicos increíbles bien equipado, es un lugar precioso para alojarse. The Elms se remonta a una era gentil, pasado. Nuestro Bed & Breakfast está situado a sólo 10 minutos del centro histórico de Portland Maine. Le invitamos a alojarse, relajarse en la terraza, jugar al billar o hacer un picnic en el césped con vistas al río. Estamos mirando adelante a acoger sus próximas vacaciones, viaje de negocios o tal vez sólo un fin de semana tranquilo con los amigos. Llámenos al 207-854-4060. Estamos mirando adelante a oír de usted. Matt, Inn Conservar posadero @ elmsmaine
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4,6 en octubre 01, 2014
Although next to to the paper mill, we learned that the elms used to belong to the family of the mill back in the 1800s. The family, the Warrens were played a huge role in the history of Westbrook. I would encourage visitors to discover for themselves.
3,6 en agosto 31, 2014
Both hosts were very kind. Would stay again.
3,2 en agosto 26, 2014
I just slept the night. Left too early to get breakfast. Matt was very friendly. The kitchen could of been stocked better for people who get up before 8 am.
4,2 en agosto 25, 2014
Lovely rooms, beautiful home, outstanding service
4,0 en agosto 22, 2014
The entire set-up is very antique-y, but super cute. The hosts were polite and easy to talk to. I appreciated the billiard room, hot tub, and shared bathrooms. The room was spacey, which many added details. Breakfast was delicious. The only negatives were the Wi-Fi didn't quite work on the top floor and the snacks available were somewhat stale. I would, however, recommend staying here. It is close to bustling Portland, but not in the hub-bub of the area.
3,6 en agosto 21, 2014
The Elms is a bit of distance outside of the downtown area but we called a cab and had an easy ride into town. No issues grabbing a cab in the downtown area to get back to the B&B. The B&B is a very nice and well maintained Victorian home. We only spent a Saturday night there and spent most of our time in town. We stayed in the River Room which was very spacious and had an inviting feel to it. The best part of the stay for us was the Sunday morning breakfast. The food was great and there were people from all across the country there that morning. The conversation with other travelers was a lot of fun. I would definitely recommend The Elms as a place to stay if in the Portland, ME area. We would certainly go back.
5 en agosto 17, 2014
Love the self entry and get yourself set up. But the owners are just a phone call away whenever for whatever. I can't say enough about how awesome and tasty the breakfast experience is. All fine china. Everyone eating together really does generate great conversation for an hour. Initially the idea of a shared bathroom was intimidating, but we had no complaints. The B&B was full two of the three nights and we were never inconvienced. Hopefully no one else was either. I'd definitely do it again. We'll surely be back next year when we're going through Portalnd.
5 en agosto 11, 2014
Lovely 3-night stay. Comfortable. Clean. Charming host. Fabulous breakfasts. Easy in and out.
2,4 en agosto 08, 2014
Charming but rundown house in shabby suburb, opposite a paper mill and farther from central Portland than one was led to believe from website. Still, the strangest aspect of the place is that it's basically D-I-Y. Not only do the owners not live on the premises, they're largely absentee. You arrive, open the door with a combination you've been sent, and pick up the key to your room from the table near the entrance. Owners don't materialize until (an admittedly excellent) breakfast the next morning. It's not "The Shining," exactly, but it's not like any B&B I've ever stayed at.
4,6 en julio 28, 2014
I don't know what people were complaining about with regard to the paper mill, etc. We heard little noise, there was no smell, and the area was just fine. By chance, the nearby CVS accommodated us in a minor medical emergency with friendly compassion. After checking in, we ate a good meal at the Thai restaurant down the block. From the moment we got to The Elms, we felt comfortable. The Bear Den - our room - was lovely, the air conditioner worked fine and we enjoyed a really peaceful night after driving for hours to get to Portland. The next morning, we chatted with the other guests out on the porch. Breakfast was a delicious, feather-light home-made waffle with wild blueberries. What's not to like?
La cama de River Room-Full con vistas pacífica de Río, un escritorio, pisos de pino, chimenea decorativa, baño privado y ducha / bañera.
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El molino de bolas de habitaciones de dos cañones de tamaño completo publicado camas. Área de estar encantadora con pisos de madera de parquet en espiga. (Masculino Room)
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Cottage Room - Habitación Empapado-Sun, camas individuales, zona de estar, escritorio y Riverview.
$99 - $140
Cub Cueva - Cuenta con una biblioteca y una zona de escritorio. Esta es una pequeña y acogedora habitación con una cama doble.
$79 - $112
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Portland, ME (PWM-Intl. Jet Port) 5 miles
Desde el corazón de Portland: Tome Brighton Ave. hasta llegar a Westbrook. Recto 1,3 millas. Al otro lado del puente a 102 Cumberland Street primer edificio a la izquierda.
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Ah sorry Bugsy, was scrolling through other posts and I remembered you saying something along the lines of "Schweinstieger has been a great midfielder so far but Forlan has been the best!"
Didn't notice you and the proper information reconciled themselves, mea culpa!
if we were trading Markov to Columbus, could we at least get Nash?
you would think that he would mask himself better.. but nope! straight to PG and BG being huge delinquents and how CP,SG suck and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah hi im tony!
I guess time will tell. If Filatov becomes the star most scouts thinks he will, then the trade is great from the Habs perspective. Markov's a UFA next year, maybe he could pull a Doug Weight and resign with us next year.
Forlan is listed as a FW/Striker anywhere you check online.
[Edit] Sigh, I'll bow out of this conversation too as I thought the argument was that Forlan was not a Striker, lol.
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Sometimes, for a child, losing health care for a year can have a lifetime of consequences. - Pediatrician Irwin Redlener, co-founder of the Children's Health Fund. More than 7 million people under age 18 have no health insurance, according to the National Center for Health Statistics. (Source: USA Today) + Sign up to receive "Verse and Voice" - our daily quote and Bible verse e-mail Discovering Common Ground
The media coverage and analysis of President Obama's speech at Notre Dame on Sunday largely focused on the issue of abortion. And he did speak on that issue, clearly and strongly reiterating his own approach of finding the common ground of abortion reduction between the polarized options of "pro-choice" and "pro-life," and naming practical solutions that many on both sides of the divide can support. But the speech was much more than a culmination of another abortion controversy in the media. After re-reading it, I think it was likely the most significant speech Obama has made in his presidency so far in regard to many of the concerns and work of the faith community. As columnist E.J. Dionne wrote: President Obama began by recognizing that our difficulty in finding common ground too often lies in our imperfections -- our sin -- dominating us rather than calling us to work together. But, at the same time, he emphasized the importance of civility and how we should engage in public dialogue on issues where strong, conflicting opinions can lead us to discover that common ground. And the new president reminded us all that the strength of faith should produce genuine humility, rather than easy certainty, in our views, and can help lead us to a commitment to social justice. As I wrote on Monday, this president's willingness to confront controversy with an appeal to common values could help to change the way we address a number of divisive and controversial issues. We live in a country where we certainly know everyone will not agree on everything. In fact, it is quite an accomplishment to even get half of the country to agree on anything. Our differences, and our ability to maintain this union in spite of them, are some of our country's greatest strengths. President Obama laid out a strong and positive vision for how people of faith, and the nation as a whole, can work together to face the most difficult moral questions of our time in both disagreement and unity. If you have not yet read the speech, I urge that you do. Sojourners has a long history of promoting this common-ground approach and does so again in the cover feature of our June 2009 issue, "Bridge Over Troubled Waters," by Julie Polter. + Click to share to this article + Click to respond to this article on the God's Politics Blog
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who knew bouma was actually a loveable, young yeti who likes to cook?
The word "bouma" makes me miss Hrant a little.
heh. he showed up over the weekend in the Type ID area. i was just glad to know he's still with us! heh
Incidentally, I learned from Peter Enneson, who is, like Herman Bouma, of Dutch origin, that 'bouma' rhymes with 'trauma' :)
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How Young Egyptians Made History: New Public Space in Cairo and Alexandria
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Barbara Ibrahim, American University in Cairo
Date/Time: 04/26/11 at 4:30 pm - 04/26/11 at 5:30 pm
Barbara Ibrahim is founding director of the John D. Gerhart Center for Philanthropy and Civic Engagement at the American University in Cairo (AUC). Her research interests include women's employment, youth transitions to adulthood, gender and health, and Arab philanthropy. Before joining AUC, she was a program officer at the Ford Foundation regional office in Cairo where she was responsible for programs in urban poverty, microenterprise lending, and gender studies. In addition to being named to the International Educators' Hall of Fame, Ibrahim has received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of Middle East Women's Studies. Ph.D. Indiana University.
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Katy Perry – "E.T. (Futuristic Lover)"
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"Take me, take me, I want to be a victim," sings Perry on the track assumed to have been from the sessions of her new album. "You're an alien, your touch is foreign, it's supernatural, extra-terrestrial." The track (which reminds us a bit of t.A.T.u.'s "All The Things She Said") has futuristic electronic beats, and it's a bit harder than anything that was on the bubblegum-fun One of the Boys. It almost sounds like something her superstar BFF Rihanna may have recorded for Rated-R or (self-proclaimed ufologist) Ke$ha for Animal.
Which is maybe why we're not digging this track so much—we think pretty much any pop star today could have recorded this song and released a similar version. There's not much of Katy's spunk here, and spunk is pretty much her whole schtick thus far. There's nothing that's very "Katy" here. We might be convinced with a killer music video for this song (Katy is Maxim's Hottest Woman Alive, so you know if she made one it would be totally sexeriffic), but til then, we'll continue bopping our heads to "California Gurls" while awaiting more tracks from the singer's sophomore effort.
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Data access via the Web
May 25, 1999
Data access via the Web
by Piroz Mohseni
This phenomenon perhaps was best exemplified (and publicized) by the Web version of the Federal Express package-tracking system. Any customer from anywhere could get tracking information from the Fed Ex Web site. The push for bringing databases to the Web world is still going on. In fact, some corporate databases use the Web as the only user interface. We are, however, seeing another phenomenon emerging, and that is applications that act as integrators for other applications.
Suppose a company has three major database systems. Call them A, B, and C. Each one has been Web-enabled via various technologies such as servlets, CGI, and application servers (e.g., Cold Fusion). It is now conceivable to write a Web application that uses systems A, B, and C as its data sources and provides a consistent user interface to all three. You no longer need direct access to a database via technologies like ODBC, JDBC, and CORBA, but can use the Web interface that was already created for the database to access it. Granted, this integration scheme will not work for all cases. For example, if the data or feature you need is not Web-enabled, then you need to find other ways to access the needed data.
Let's take an integrated package-tracking system. You can ask the user to type the tracking number and select the shipper from a pull-down menu. Your program would then access the appropriate Web site and interact with it as if a user was visiting the site. It would retrieve the tracking information and present it to the user. The user only will see your user interface; the back-end processing is hidden. Fortunately, most programming languages do provide support for HTTP, which means you can simulate a browser programmatically.
In order to do this, you need to familiarize yourself with the site you want to integrate into your application. You need to find out what program processes which HTML form and what the output of each program is. In HTTP, FORM data is sent to a back-end program (e.g., CGI, servlet) via either a GET method or a POST method. Once you have this information, you are ready to begin your integration. For discussion purposes, we assume there is an HTML form that accepts a last name and an ID number and will return the person's telephone, fax, and e-mail. We will show code fragments for how such a simple interaction can be accomplished in Perl (CGI) and Java (servlet). Here is the HTML form that is probably displayed in a page with advertisements and other promotional material surrounding it.
It is very easy to simulate a browser in Perl. Almost all relevant HTTP-related functions are wrapped in a package called Library for WWW access in Perl (LWP). Specifically, for our case, we use LWP::UserAgent, which is simply a mini-browser for our purposes. Since you are accessing the Web resources programmatically (not through a GUI-based browser) you have to become familiar with how the HTTP protocol works. After the user fills out the HTML and clicks the Submit button, the content of that form is wrapped in the form of an HTTP Request message and sent to the server (specified by the action attribute). In this case, since we don't specify a server explicitly, it goes to the same server that hosted the HTML form. The server in turn passes on the information to the CGI program called getinfo.cgi. The CGI program will do some processing and generate an output that the server sends back to the browser (in this case our program) in the form of an HTTP Response message. Our program must then interpret that response and extract the information it needs. Note that the response contains HTML. Our data is mixed with HTML tags, so our code must do some data extraction. For example, we may get a response like this:
THE RESPONSE User Information
Telephone: 123-123-1234
Fax: 321-321-4321
Email: email@example.com
The Perl program must know how to extract the relevant information out of the above response. Hopefully, in the near future, responses would be in the form of XML (to represent the data) and XSL/Style Sheets (to represent the formatting). This would make the process of data extraction much easier.
Here is the Perl code fragment for our example.
The browser interaction can also be done programmatically in Java. There is probably a Java class somewhere that encapsulates HTTP messages. In the code linked here, we construct the message manually. We open a stream to send the request and read the response in another stream, line by line. The program must contain some string matching to extract the data it needs from the stream.
Legal considerations
Note that what I have just described, is strictly a technical proposal. There are legal ramifications when you integrate applications in this manner. Although the "integrated" sites still receive hits, the user no longer sees their advertisement. Certain sites, make information available on their Web site for "casual" customers and require other customers to pay for a service that provides access to their database. Before you design your next integrated application, make sure the legal matters, if any, are resolved.
The ability to integrate several applications into one can be a powerful and useful addition to your applications. With the emergence of XML and related standards, we will see more technologies geared towards this market.Currently, the biggest challenge with this type of integration is data extraction, because HTML data mixes presentation tags and the actual data. Furthermore, if the Web site changes its design, the data extraction portions of your code will most likely have to be rewritten. Despite the challenges, due to the nature of the Web, we will probably see more and more of this type of integration.
About the author
Piroz Mohseni is president of Bita Technologies, which focuses on business improvement through the effective use of technology. His areas of interest include enterprise Java, XML, and e-commerce applications.
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This is not a Fig question but I thought there are some knowledgeable people here may have the answer.I have an Apple tree. Never produced. All Apple fell down rotted. This year I sprayed the tree in Dormant stage then every two weeks. About dozen apples survived the bugs and matured. I harvested it but they taste lousy, chalky and lots of leafy fibers. I really spent lots of time and money caring for this tree. I found that my time could be spend better taking care of the Fig, Apricot, Grape and Bear trees I have. I decided to remove it and plant another apple tree. This time not from the Internet I have to see the Mother tree and taste the fruit. To make the long story short I called a Tree service Company. The company offered to cut it and Mulch it and offered me the mulch. Should I accept the Mulch or it could be dangerous with disease. I want to start fresh without any problems. What should I do. |
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Accept the mulch, move it into a compost pile, and compost for at least half a year. Apple wood is very good for other uses, too. Josh |
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Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I wear many layers of waterproof mascara and it does the trick! The bottle lasts me forever!
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Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I bought this when Walmart was out of my usual product. I was doubtful that I would like it, because it is a watery liquid, rather than a lotion, which I prefer.
Surprise! It's a good product.
It separates in the bottle, so you need to shake well prior to use. I have the rectangular bottle. It has a flip top cap, and you squirt out what you need. As often happens with full, liquid squirt type bottles, there is a tendency to squirt out too much product at first, wasting some. Annoying.
However, it completely removed the 2-3 coats of waterproof Maybelline's The Falsies mascara I had applied that morning. One side of one cotton circle per eye, and I had my soft, brown lashes back. As well, my waterproof tightline was gone along with my eye shadow and eyebrow pencil.
It does not irritate my skin or my eyes. It does leave what feels like an oily mess on your eye area, but you can wipe or wash it off easily, without leaving a residue.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Lady5andy on 8/7/2013 12:07:00 AM more reviews by Lady5andy
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
I have this, but the rectangular bottle, not the round one like in the picture. It's a good makeup remover that does the job. It's not to irritating for my eyes and my sensitive skin, and there's not makeup left after it. However, I sometimes feels like it's burning my sensitive eye area, but I think it's the kind of pad that I use. I'll try to update if I use another kind (right now I have no-name pads). The rectangular bottle is nice, deliver the correct amount of product after shaking and you can squeeze it. I also like that this don't really leave an oily residue behind.
The only thing I don't like it's that you use this stuff pretty fast, it lasted me about 1 month, which is not a lot for me. I'll repurchase and probably stock-up when on sale, but I don't think it's worth it full price.
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*TOP REVIEWER* georgia21 on 6/21/2013 9:34:00 PM more reviews by georgia21
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Red, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
I like this type of remover - oil and water that need to be shaken before use. This is every bit as good as Lancome's Bi-Facil and a lot less expensive. I apply with a dampened cotton round, which I find less irritating to my sensitive skin than using a dry cotton round.
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Pseudonormic on 3/22/2013 10:16:00 AM more reviews by Pseudonormic
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium Eyes: Black
I have been buying this for 10 years and I love it. I use it to clean my entire face and it works!
Great for removing waterproof mascara. I apply it on a cotton pad then close my eyes and hold for about 15 seconds then rub away gently.
No tugging required. This removes all traces of foundation as well. Its great and lasts a while.
Then I was it off with a foaming cleanser then tone.
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*TOP REVIEWER* jumbojuice on 12/10/2012 12:52:00 AM more reviews by jumbojuice
Age: 30-35 Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I love this stuff. I have been trying out different removers and this is by far the best. It doesn't burn my eyes, cost too much (I buy it on sale) and takes off the makeup. There is a bit of an oily residue but in the middle of a harsh winter I really don't mind it at all.
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blumoon on 6/9/2012 6:22:00 PM more reviews by blumoon
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
It does an ok job at removing wp mascara. I have to rub and rub to get it off and many times I wake up with smudges around my eyes. It also feels a bit dry around my eyes after using it. Going to search for a better m/u remover after I finish my bottle.
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rebeccaei on 5/5/2012 1:44:00 PM more reviews by rebeccaei
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
This does a great job removing my waterproof mascara. No "leftovers" at all. I use a cotton pad, and hold it against the eyelashes so the mascara can dissolve, haha. Pardon my english!
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boxyeongxan on 4/7/2012 3:31:00 AM more reviews by boxyeongxan
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well it does a fairly nice job at removing all the eye makeup
some of the tougher mascaras might be left behind a little bit
but if you work at it with the still damp cotton pad then totally works
It is a little bit oily? but i mean its meant to remove waterproof makeup sooo what do you expect right?
but its not to the point where its sooo greasy so yeah its fairly nice
but you end up using this up pretty fast!!
I think one bottle lasted...ABOUT a month? a month and a half?
I don't remember exactly but I remember I was kinda surprised at how quickly I had to buy a new bottle.
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This product is amazing, it does the job. This is probably my go to eye-makeup remover, but I would still try others. However if u buy the short round bottle, the product is designed poorly and poors off of cotton balls and pads. i prefer the more rectangular bottle.
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Does this sound like you? I don't submit reviews in the music category because.... My writing just isn't good enough. I'm not a professional. I don't play an instrument. The people who do write in these categories write so well, I'm intimidated. Somebody else can say it better than me. Writing a music review is actually very easy. Why do you think *I* do it???!!! Step right up. I'm about to make your fears melt away like Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia Ice Cream. What I'm about to tell you is no trade secret. For most of the music titles on this site, you can take my advice, apply it, and get at least a helpful rating. Let's begin, shall we?! Pick a cd that you feel strongly about - either you hate it or you love it. Why? Because it's so much easier to support your arguments either way when you feel passionate about a product (and that's any product). The Commandments of Music Reviews Thou Shall approach your review like you were marketing (for or against) the cd. 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I hesitated on whether to include this in the commandments or not but I feel pretty strongly that we have a large audience who like to know up front, if this is worth plunking their money down for. I call it The End and some times, I put it at the beginning :). [4]This mid-priced double live album is fairly decent value for money, particularly for the floating music lover as yet unfamiliar with the joys of Oasis. From 1995 to 1997, Oasis were hands down the biggest band in Britain, thanks to their unique brand of boisterous, Pistols-indebted rock �n� roll. Thereafter, their productivity faltered; just one album (Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants) in four years, and a lukewarm one at that. Still, this perky blast through their career to date is mildly entertaining. �Familiar To Millions� features 16 Oasis songs and two covers, all performed during the sold-out Wembley Stadium gigs in July 2001. [5]Now with the group�s fourth release, Iron Flag , the Wu made a concerted effort to return to the gritty, intense raps and production that made the Wu-Tang Clan a household name, and it definitely shows. Though not the instant classic of Enter the Wu-Tang, it definitely has the same feel. With this album, the Wu plants their �Iron Flag� securely in Hip Hop�s firmament to let fans know, �we ain�t going nowhere.� Thou Shall tell us how you feel about this particular cd. Music is about emotion. Look to your heart when reviewing your cd. Did it stir any emotion in you? And be specific with which songs. Some people will generalize their emotions for the entire cd without giving specific examples. It helps your audience much more if you be specific just in case they're thinking about seeking out a song to *ahem* sample/download. [6]And I most certainly must mention, part of the reason this disc will forever remain a part of MY play list, the song Magnolia Street. 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If you want to write a thesis, I've got a couple of good PhD school's I can recommend to you. Remember, the key is to keep your audience interested and consumers have a short attention span! Do not feel like you need to list each track and say something about it. I mean, you can, but it's very unnecessary. Do mention other artists in your comparison to the artist your reviewing. It helps people put into context the cd AND for marketing purposes, may convince your audience to plunk down those almighty dollars! [10]I also have a strong suspicion that fans of Christina, Britney, Mandy, and Jessica will find themselves taking a harder look at these young ladies if they allow Branch into their collection. Michelle's The Spirit Room is a gateway drug to much deeper music for pop fans everywhere. Michelle could easily lead many music fans toward guitar strummers like Shawn Colvin, Beth Orton, Sarah Harmer and Jewel. I think it's safe to say that people take comfort in vocal comparisons, and Michelle has me at a loss. At times, Michelle sounds so very much like Nina Gordon of Veruca Salt vocally and also in the way that she delivers her lyrics, but further comparisons elude me. Do ramble a bit. A paragraph or two helps bring forth your personality and that will usually draw people in and keep them reading. [11]I'm not going to sit here and revel in the life of Kurt Cobain. I'm not going to ramble about his influence and the influence of Nirvana on society and America's Youth of the 1990's. This is a music review, not a thesus on the impact of culture by a man who commited suicide and his broken lifestyle and how it relates to us all now 10 some years or so after the release of their first album and 8 years or so ago since the untimely suicide of Kurt Cobain. If you want scads of information on Kurt Cobain, his annoying wife Courtney Love, and their life and the lives of early 90's youth, read a book on it. There are tons out there that all state the same opinions on Cobain and Nirvana. After the first couple of ones written, they all pretty much started repeating themselves and sounding like the last "shattered grundge" culture book. In the end, Kurt Cobain's life was made out to be a large market to the public. Ironic, isn't it. The End I promise, it's not really difficult, especially once you set your mind to it. I hope that these tips motivate you to get started on your very first music review! 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The saints can't help me now, the ropes have been unbound
Michelle was distracted the outfit she should wear for the Ball, what accesories, color that makes her look better and the rest. She was excited because she got to go woth Jackson, who no girls speaks to besides that red headed that got on her nerves slightly when she rushed him to give her an answer. Now, she will feel triumphant because shebhas him as a date and girls will be all over him, so it as a fifty, fifty thing. As she thought, something woke her up from her reverie, someone bumping into him by the way it was starting to speak to her, a male appearently. "Me? You are the one blind here" she said as she spun around and brushed strands of her hair away from her face. The red headed male than apologized, saying that he didn't saw her, "So small I am?" She questioned scoffing and running a hand through her hair.
Yes, Michelle was cute, shy, flirt and friendly but you get on her nerves and she is fully the opposite. She looked up at the male, someone who she hasn't seen before or she was top distracted like now.
I hunt for you with bloodied feet across the hallow ground
((Meeh writers block x.x ))


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"This is delicious. Like BBQ chicken in the oven. I made 1/2 of the recipe and the only substitution was apricot jam for the peach. It is easy to make and the flavor is really good. Makes a ton of sauce, even with only 1/2 of the recipe and I did serve it as a gravy over mashed potatoes. No problem, I just blended the peaches into the sauce and..."
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That was some awesome fiddling! Between you and Patrick I'm tempted to dig my guitar out of the closet and dust it off, but I doubt I remember how to play anymore. Here is a video of me playing back when I had long hair.
OK....maybe that was Zakk Wylde, but it is how I sound in my mind. :)


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KA-BAR Fixed-blade Leather-handled Hunter Knife is rated out of 5 by 6.Rated 5 out of 5 by JAMES P from This was purchased as a Christmas gift for a young hunter. It looks just like my first hunting knife that I cherished. Very happy to find this at a great price to boot!!!Date published: 2013-12-11Rated 5 out of 5 by JAMES F from Nice looking knife, but almost too pretty to use in the field.Date published: 2013-09-24Rated 5 out of 5 by GLEN from This one sweet little hunting knife.Date published: 2013-09-15Rated 5 out of 5 by BRUCE & BRENDA from The leather handle is SWEET !Date published: 2013-09-14Rated 4 out of 5 by NORMAN from A very nice little knife. Well made with a stainless blade. Very sharp out of the box and a nice leather sheath.Date published: 2013-09-02Rated 5 out of 5 by SCOTT C from great qualityDate published: 2013-09-02

 I plan to use this knife for field dressing deer. Will this knife hold up and do the job?

Asked by: Jeff

 Yes.
Answered by: customer service

Date published: 2014-11-16

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