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Systematic Slip, Trip, and Fall Prevention
Slips, trips, and falls have been a major incident cause across industries for as long as causes have been tracked. Unfortunately, even though new technologies are available, accident rates remain high. This session will approach the issue from the perspective that a relatively straightforward set of factors need to be carefully and consistently managed to reduce risks in this area, and that going beyond a superficial treatment of seemingly obvious measures is essential for real progress in this area. This session will cover the key things that must be understood, considered, and implemented for the prevention of slips, trips, and falls. We will focus on the key areas of floor-related issues and footwear, as well as the often-overlooked area of walking style. Each participant will leave with practical measures they can implement at their facility immediately. Though this session is focused on same-level falls and will not cover elevated location fall protection, many of the points covered will be useful for those seeking to prevent falls from heights as well.
During this live webcast, David Natalizia, of Dynamic Safety, Inc, will equip you with a big-picture approach to slip, trip, and fall prevention, stressing several key approaches to risk reduction in this area.
This LIVE webcast event will take place on Wednesday, May 6th at 11am Central/Noon Eastern.
During this webcast, you will:
- REVIEW slip, trip, and fall risks
- LEARN how to prioritize issues
- EXPLORE some basic causal factors
- DISCOVER the slip, trip, and fall "triangle"
- LEARN about systematic prevention
- EXPLORE floor, footwear and walking style factors
- LEARN about approaches to monitoring
- DISCOVER how to collect and use incident data
What You'll Walk Away With:
- Access to the archived recording of the webcast for 30 days.
- 0.2 CEUs
This 90 minute webcast will broadcast live at 11:00am Central/Noon Eastern on Wednesday, May 6th.
Webinar Pricing
- Member Price $95.00
- AIHA/ACHMM $105.00 (PLEASE NOTE: When registering online, you must enter the following coupon code for a $10.00 discount: AIHA1911 You may register online as a "Non-Member" and enter this coupon code into the field for "Registration Discount Code.")
- List Price $115.00
About the Speaker
David Natalizia is the founder and principal of Dynamic Safety Incorporated, a consulting firm specializing in safety management, workplace accident prevention, and safety program development.
David Natalizia has worked in industry for over 22 years, in both operations and safety roles. He has developed and implemented safety programs for manufacturing, transportation, retail, and lodging operations. David has developed slip and fall prevention programs for major foodservice operators, theme parks, and hotels, has provided courtroom testimony related to slip and fall cases, and is certified in slip resistance measurement (CXLT). David's articles and interviews have been published in the American Society of Safety Engineers "Compass" and "Proceedings" publications, as well as "Occupational Hazards" and "Occupational Health and Safety" magazines. David has presented sessions on slip and fall prevention and hospitality safety each year since 2003 at the American Society of Safety Engineers Annual Conference and Exposition, the premier conference for safety professionals in the world.
Companies in the Western United States and beyond have reduced their accident costs and increased safe performance with David's guidance. He has provided consultation and training to executives, managers, and front-line personnel on numerous topics, including safety awareness, ergonomics, behavioral safety, regulatory issues, root cause analysis, and slip, trip, and fall prevention.
Prior to beginning his own consulting firm, David was employed as Senior Safety Representative for the Disneyland Resort, working with operating and support areas and leading safety efforts for all of Disney's Anaheim-based hotel operations. David's 13 years with the Walt Disney Company also included positions in operations and human resources.
David studied Industrial Design and Technology Education at California State University, Long Beach, and holds a bachelors degree in Management from Azusa Pacific University. He holds certificates from the State of California in Motion Picture Safety and Pyrotechnics safety. David is a professional member of the American Society of Safety Engineers, Serving as Chair of the Hospitality Branch of the Management Practice Specialty and as a member of the Consultants' practice specialty. David serves as secretary of committee f13.10 on traction in the American Society of Testing and Materials committee F13, Pedestrian/Walkway safety and footwear.
Dynamic Safety Inc. is based in Costa Mesa, California and Castle Rock, Colorado, and can be reached at 800-558-5003 or on the web at http://www.dynamicsafety.com David Natalizia can be reached via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com


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- If you're not already crying yourself to sleep at night to the melancholy genius of Thom Yorke's new solo album, you just aren't looking hard enough.
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It looks like we've lost another celebrity couple to scheduling. According to People Magazine, Penelope Cruz and Matthew McConaughey have called it quits after a two year relationship that began on the set of the movie Sahara. Their publicists jointly announced they "have decided to take time off as a couple. Due to busy work schedules and so much time apart, they mutually decided four weeks ago that separating was the best thing to do at this time."
Hmmm, something's fishy here: we find it hard to believe that after two years, the couple broke up because they just couldn't the find the time. We think this is just an elaborate cover up, so no one will find out that Penelope's still carrying on a passionate affair with ex-boyfriend Tom Cruise. Yeah, we're sure Tom would want to keep that a secret.
Five Good Reasons To Write About Tera Patrick's FHM Cover
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4. Because there aren't many things going on in the world that are more important than the star of Ass Angels posing for FHM.
5. Because this signifies a changing of the guard. Jenna Jameson- we've moved on from your blonde haired big breasted freaky dirty pornstar ways. We like brunettes now.
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ICYMI: When Larry Met Ricky
Okay, so this post is only for the true comedy nerd. The Sound of Young America (a wonderful resource for comedy-related matters) has posted a cool series of YouTube videos documenting a conversation between Curb Your Enthusiasm's Larry David and creator/star of Britain's original The Office, Ricky Gervais. These clips are kind of long (they total up to almost an hour) and talky, but fascinating for anyone who's interested in hearing a lively discussion between two modern comedy geniuses.
Are Vaughniston the New Bennifer?
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These reviews do not bode well for the future of Vaughniston. Historically speaking, couples with no on-screen chemistry have a 99.9% chance of breaking up, just ask TomKidman and Bennifer #1. But some lucky couples have beaten the odds and stayed together in spite of tepid reviews. Unfortunately for Aniston, Brangelina is the only one that comes to mind.
It's June 2nd; What's up?
Is it June 11th yet? Honestly, I'm sick and tired of waiting for the new season of Entourage to begin. Just bring me Vinnie Chase and Drama and Turtle and even E, and I'll be a happy guy. In the meantime, though, there's a bunch of stuff to tide us over. This weekend we have the Ms. World competition (which I don't think I ever heard of before… oh well), a movie on the Sci-Fi channel called Boo (which reminds me of that hilarious Kids In The Hall skit), and the season finales of The Sopranos and Big Love. On top of that, my pick of the weekend is Patton Oswalt and Damien "Jr. Gong" Marley on The Henry Rollins Show. What are YOU watching this weekend? Vote now!
POLL: The Claymaniacs vs. The Letotics
At first glance, Jared Leto and Clay Aiken would seem to little in common, but the similarities are surprising. They're both musicians known more for their celebrity than their songwriting. They're both somewhat ambiguous about their sexuality. And they've both cultivated a rabidly protective fan base despite making music that isn't very good. Every time I so much as allude to Aiken, I'm guaranteed dozens of comments from his defensive fans, The Claymaniacs. And yesterday's Jared Leto translator surprisingly resulted in a similar response from his equally volatile fan base, The Letotics. Notice the number 1 and 2 "most discussed" posts over on the right. Now please take a moment to peruse the comment sections of these two posts, then vote on whose fans you think are most likely to show up here at Vh1 with a sniper rifle and a score to settle.
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Papa Federline has revealed that he doesn't plan to spoil his four kids. In fact, he wants them to get a taste of the real world at an early age. In his Item magazine interview, Kevin told the press, "My kids are going to have to learn what a real job is, what life is…My kids are going to work at Taco Bell, dammit." Strangely, life for Kevin is all about Colt 45′s. But I guess he wants for his kids what he never had.
Ask The Messiah!
When Brad decided to leave Jennifer in the dust and procreate with the goddess that is Angelina Jolie, he wasn't doing it for selfish reasons– he was doing it for humanity.
Finally after months of hard work and thousands of frequent flyer miles to and from Africa accumulated, the couple brought the new Messiah into the world last week… and named her Shiloh. I'm sure you have questions for her. Well, Shiloh has answers. Type a yes/no question in the box above and prepare to be blown away by her infinite wisdom. Just don't ask her about her ridiculous name… she tends to be sensitive about that.

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By Sandy
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Comments about Dimplex Celeste Cream Purifire Electric Fireplace Stove with Remote Control - TDS8515TC:
The electric stove is in my master bedroom, at this time I cannot go to sleep without it being on. It is far beyond what I expected. I plan to put one in every guest room and in the family room.
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Best Puchase ever!
By Patty
from Las Vegas
This was so easy to set up! The hardest part was throwing away the box :) Everyone who sees it wants one and the heat it puts out is amazing! I bought it to be decorative but it heats up my whole condo in a very short time. It is even prettier than I expected and it honestly looks very real. One of the best purchases I have made!
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I love this electric stove!
By Mert
from Wyoming
About Me Midrange Shopper
We put it in the living room area to heat and just the ambiance. Wanted the fireplace but no more work to have it! Could heat more but really love this stove!
Excellent purchase, exactly as described
By Astyban
from Stillwater Lake, Nova Scotia, Canada
Bought this stove to give ambience and a welcome feel to our entrance hallway which is quite large.Everyone who visits is struck by the quality and how great it looks.
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Love our new electric heater!
We love our electric fireplace. We have downsized and didn't want the work of the wood burning stove anymore. Haven't had a chance to see how efficient or economical, but love how easy it is and how great it looks! The fact that it looks like a propane stove! Thank you!
Nice stove
By KLF
from Adams,Ma
Nice stove for a small room and we have a Dimplex fireplace for a larger room.
Love it!...so far.
By JD
from NY
I am using this in our 3 season room...hoping to stretch it into a 4 season room with this new fireplace. So far so good...but I'll know for sure by January how good.Love the look...the size is perfect and the flame is so real!We have another Dimplex in our basement family room...and it's awesome!
Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful!
By Rie
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I purchased the Celeste stove from a furniture store in cream. I live in an apartment where the heat is included, so I actually bought it because it's really that pretty. :) As far as a focal point for a room, it would be difficult to get much better than this stove. When it's lit (day or night) people just aaaahhh when they walk in! :) It's really beautiful. As far as the heat, that's also wonderful. I bought mine in March, so I can't speak to what it would be like in January here in New England, but I can say that early April was still pretty raw, so I used it to just take that "edge" off in my home. Well, it worked!! So well and so quiet that it was astounding! You will hear a slight "hum" when the heat is turned on and THAT IS IT.I highly recommend it. I fully intend on buying as many more AS I CAN POSSIBLY FIT into my home! ;) I'm actually not kidding..
Love it!
By Matt
from Schenectady NY
Bought this to heat a sunroom in cooler months. It works great so far. We have yet to try it on a cold winter day so we shall see.
This is for our Nature Room
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from Lake Stevens WA
For our Adult Family Home Nature Room...perfect look and feel!!!
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The Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU) will be hosting its 10th Ministerial Strategic Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Seminar from the 28th to 29th May, 2012 in Miami, Florida.
The CTU's Ministerial Strategic ICT Seminars have been designed to create a forum for industry players to explain emerging technologies and their impact on diverse spheres of operations; to hear the concerns of Government officials, Policy Makers and Regulators; and to provide the necessary insight for informed decision making. This Seminar will focus on the critical issues of the Caribbean Region's participation in activities of the international ICT community and on regional Cyber Security.
The CTU is the Caribbean's inter-governmental policy institution responsible for Internet Governance (IG). Cyber security is one of 5 strategic areas the CTU is addressing under its Caribbean Internet Governance Policy Framework. The Seminar will explain different mechanisms available to Caribbean countries to enhance their level of participation in international ICT activities and organisations. Day 2 of the Seminar will utilize the 'Comprehensive Inter-American Strategy to Combat Threats to Cybersecurity', a resolution adopted by the Organisation of American States (OAS) countries, as a basis for outlining a more immediate Caribbean plan of action on cyber security. Pedro Paixao, Vice President of International Sales of Fortinet, one of the major sponsors of the event and a leader in the network security industry, believes that "in today's increasingly connected world, governments need to be ready to protect, respond and recover from directed cyber attacks, against their critical infrastructure and private citizens."
The seminar will feature speakers from, and is supported by, organizations such as the Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism (CICTE), Packet Clearing House (PCH), American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN), Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), The Internet Society (ISOC), COMNET Foundation for ICT Development, US Department of Justice (USDOJ), the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), Latin American and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry (LACNIC), Fortinet, CSU Industries and Google Inc.
The keynote address will be given by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, Director of DiploFoundation and author of the book, Internet Governance. The Seminar is also being supported by Google Inc. Dr. Patrick Ryan, Policy Counsel for Google, believes the Seminar is important because "it enables a necessary, open debate about the future of Internet governance and an opportunity to hear concerns, like ours, about moving Internet regulation away from the current multistakeholder system."
The 2-day Seminar will end with a tour of a Terremark tier IV data centre in Miami, during which participants will see first-hand the cutting edge technologies available on the market.
Participants of the Seminar, who will be representing 14 different countries in the Caribbean, will include Ministers responsible for ICT, Permanent Secretaries, Telecommunications Regulators, Network Operators and top ICT Industry executives.
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Dr. Jovan Kurbalija_International ICT Agenda - A Regional Impertaive
Mr. Rodrigo De La Parra_The ICANN Model
Ms. Heather Dryden_The Role of Governments
Mr. Shernon Osepa_The Internet Ecosystem
Mr. Cleveland Thomas_WCIT-12 What the Region Needs to Know
Mr. Bevil Wooding_Amplifying the Caribbean Voice
Dr. Patrick Ryan_The Internet Economy and the ITU
Mr. Bruce Baikie_Haiti Rural Broadband Initiative
Mr. Dave George_AisleCom
Mr. Andrew Auld_Cyber Crime - The Threat Landscape
Mr. Bill Woodcock_National & Regional Cyber Defense: An Integrated Strategy
Mr. Pedro Paixao_Why Cyber Security?
Ms. Michelle Roberts_Building a Robust Data Center
Mr. Raul Echeberria_New Generation Internet Challenges & Opportunities for the Caribbean and Latin America
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It's September 12 and today Apple will have their media event. There should be no surprised around iOS 6 as it was already presented in June at the World Wide Developer Conference. One feature of iOS 6 caught our special attention. The new Passbook app that keeps all your loyalty cards, store cards, boarding passes and tickets in one app.
Since Daniel and I returned form San Francisco we thought about making the Passbook technology available to any business. Today we looked back at what we have achieved and are happy to see our vision almost realised. The app is in it's last development stage.
We are particularly excited to that the product we developed will be empowering retailers of any size to have a loyalty system setup within minutes. The small baker at the farmer's market can now create passes on the spot and send them out via Facebook and Twitter. We would love to see our app being used by most coffee shops in the lane-ways around our office.
We managed today to get the video finalised, published on YouTube and added to our freshly created website. It's still a bit rough at the edges but we think it's can be shown to the world.
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In a large bowl, measure:
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
In a mixer set at medium speed, beat together 1 cup sugar with 1/2 cup margarine or 1 stick softened butter.
Reduce the mixer speed to low, and add:
- 2 large eggs, 1 at a time
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Beat together until it is all blended.
Pour dough onto a lightly floured work surface and divide it into 4 equal pieces. Wrap each piece in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
Roll 1 piece of dough to 1/8-inch thick.
When handling dough, you want to make sure all your work surfaces and rolling pin are well floured. This will help keep the dough from sticking.
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- If you are being followed in an urban area, cross to the opposite side of the street and head for the nearest open business or occupied dwelling.
- If you are in danger, use any means necessary to draw attention to the situation, such as shouting for help in the local language or activating a personal security alarm that emits a piercing sound.
- Never open your door to strangers.
- Never hitchhike or accept rides from strangers. Ask local hotels to recommend reputable taxi services and, whenever possible, double up with someone you know when travelling by cab.
- If you attend a party, go with a group of friends. Arrive together, watch out for one another, and leave together.
- Never leave your food or drinks unattended and never accept drinks from strangers. Watch your drinks as they are being prepared and served. They may be laced with hypnotic drugs that could put you at risk of robbery or sexual assault.
For further advice, see Physical assault.
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- Contact the police and ensure that a police report is completed, even if you have simply been threatened with violence. The nearest Canadian government office abroad can help you.
- If you are unable to go to the police immediately, record all the details you can recall about the attack and the attacker. If possible, have photographs taken of your injuries.
- Preserve evidence of the attack. Don't bathe or brush your teeth.
- Seek medical assistance. Even with no physical injuries, it is important to determine the risks of sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy. If the assault was violent, do not assume that you are physically well. Go to a health care professional. See Sickness or injury for further advice.
- Make arrangements to contact family and friends back home to reassure them about your well-being, especially if you have been unable to contact them due to the assault.
- To help cope with the trauma, discuss the incident with family and friends or with a professional.
- Report the assault to the nearest Canadian government office abroad or contact our Emergency Watch and Response Centre.
Canadian consular officials abroad can:
- provide you with contact information for local police and medical services
- help you find support to deal with the emotional, medical, and legal consequences of the assault
- help you to contact relatives or friends
- help you meet your basic safety needs
- tell you whether you are eligible to apply for emergency financial assistance through the Victims Fund, which is administered by the Policy Centre for Victim Issues.
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Black History Month draws to a close, and we get artistic glimpses of Cuba, Iran, Russia, the "Imagi Nation," and, um, Urinetown on concert and theater stages this week. New Haven holds its own in this multi-cultural mélange, with faculty concerts at Neighborhood Music School and Yale, and numerous wondrous local acts at Café Nine.
Monday, Feb. 24
History Mix
With just a few days left of Black History Month, Stetson Branch Library (200 Dixwell Ave.) is hosting a talk on how the commemorative month itself came to be. "The History of Black History Month" is described by brothers from the local chapter of the black fraternity Omega Psi Ph. One of the frat's early members, Carter G. Woodson (1875-1950) is the topic of the discussion, since he is known as "the father of black history." 4 p.m. Free.
In Development
Cuban filmmaker Miguel Coyula is introducing a screening of his acclaimed, award-winning 2010 drama Memories of Overdevelopment, plus scenes from a picture he's currently working on, Blue Heart. Sponsored by Yale's Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies, 7 p.m. at Luce Hall, 34 Hillhouse Ave.
Tuesday, Feb. 25
Violent, Titanic and Jacksonian
Two Connecticut-based acts—the fast-rising rock duo Violent Mae (namely singer-songwriter Becky Kessler and guitarist Floyd Kellogg) and New Haven's "garage-folk/stoner-soul" aggregation Elison Jackson—are at Café Nine (250 State St.) along with the Albany, NY-based ambient-pop act Titanics.
Wednesday, Feb. 26
Getting Medtner
Pianist Cahill Smith plays works by the early 20th century Russian composer Nikolai Medtner. Medtner wrote primarily for the piano—songs and concertos as well as his well-known sonatas—and developed a following in England after settling there following the Russian Revolution and the First World War. 4:30 p.m. at Yale's Harkness Hall (inside Sudler Hall, 100 Wall St.). Free.
Once Again, With Feeling
Once is a Tony-winning musical based on the heartbreaking Oscar-winning indie movie about two musically inclined Dublin wanderers who fall in love. A lot of musicals that play the Shubert (247 College St.; 203-562-5666) are booked for just three or four performances. Once is getting six. Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 & 8 p.m. and Sunday at 1 & 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 27
IGIGI at 1111
Yale Art Gallery (1111 Chapel St.; 203-432-0600) has a special series called Gallery+, where Yale students are invited to use artworks in the gallery as inspirations for new works. Tonight at 5:30 pm. in the museum's lecture hall (1111 Chapel St.), the undergrad new-music collective IGIGI plays their art-infused compositions, in what has become a regular Gallery+ gig.
Symphony With Sax
New Haven Symphony Orchestra is playing several different pieces by Augusta Read Thomas tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Woolsey Hall (500 College St.), including the world premiere of the 50-year-old Chicago-based composer's Prisms of Light. That's a saxophone concerto, and the soloist is Frederick Hemke, who mentored David Sanborn. Other Read Thomas works on the bill are "Two e.e. cummings Songs," "Of Paradise and Light," "Prayer" and "Absolute Ocean." The NHSO is also playing the orchestra version of Ravel's five-part Mother Goose. The concert's preceded by a talk with Augusta Read Thomas at Yale's Sudler Hall (100 Wall St.) and a 6:45 p.m. performance by the ECA Student Ensemble in the Woolsey Hall lobby.
Friday, Feb. 28
Art Be Still
There's a reception from 6 to 8 p.m. for the latest dual-artist exhibit at Fred.Giampietro Gallery (315 Peck St., aka Erector Square). Richard Lytle's display of fantastical oil paintings is collectively titled "No Still Life," while Blinn Jacobs simply calls her direct and imposing design/shapes "New Work."
Dreamy Sounds
Neighborhood Music School (100 Audubon St.; 203-624-5189) has two concerts in its recital hall today: NMS faculty members Naomi Senzer (flute), Gretchen Frazier (violin), Emily Fine (French horn) present Melange a Trois. An Original Lunchtime Concoction with guest guitarist Daniel Corr at 12:10 p.m. for the weekly 40-minute-long "Bach's Lunch" concert. At 7:45 p.m. there's "From 2 to 4," a Faculty Friday Concert of chamber music by Turina and Franck, performed by the married couple Netta Hadari (violin) and Tina Hadari (viola), with Rebecca Patterson on cello and Erika Schroth on piano. Both shows are free.
Don't Be the Bunny
Southern Connecticut State University's Crescent Players are dwelling in Urinetown. The musical is a comical political satire about capitalism and governmental control run amok, depicting a culture in which citizens have to pay to go to the bathroom, while wondering what glories lie beyond the high walls of their disgusting city. Tonight through Saturday, as well as March 6-8, at Lyman Hall, on SCSU's 501 Crescent St. campus. $10, $5 students.
Saturday, March 1
One for the Books
Today's the opening reception for the first of two exhibits at the Institute Library (847 Chapel St.) drawn from the al-Mutanabbi Street Project. The project was created in 2010 to memorialize the 2007 bombing of Baghdad's main bookselling district, a center for intellectual activity in the city for over 12 centuries. New Haven art critic and curator Stephen Vincent Kobasa has been given access to the project's hundreds of book-art objects, letterpress broadsides and literary works. This first display has an opening reception (with readings) today from noon to 2 p.m. These works will be on the Institute Library's gallery walls for a month, at which time they'll be switched for Part 2.
Magic to Do, Times Two
Magician/storyteller David London brings two different shows to Lyric Hall (827 Whalley Ave.) today: a free 2 p.m. performance of the kid's show The Adventure to the Imagi Nation and the more grown-up Magic Outside the Box Cabaret Show. London is even doing a 7:30 p.m. pre-show close-up display of his prestidigitation in the Lyric Hall lobby ($20 or $30).
Song of the Thin Man
Thin Man Records is a Connecticut-based record label. It's run by a thin man, Rob DeRosa, who also hosts the Homegrown local-band show on Wesleyan's WESU radio station and books dozens of area bands annually for the Meriden Daffodil Festival. Three Thin Man-approved bands play tonight at Café Nine (250 State St.): R&B experts The Manchurians (led by Roger C. Reale), exemplary bar band Big Fat Combo (playing the witty songs of Tom Hearn, who's also the photographer responsible for the portrait of Joey Ramone which hangs on a Café Nine wall), and Boston-based garage rock greats The Downbeat 5 (with Jen D'Angora of Jenny Dee & the Delinquents and J.J. Rassler of '70s Boston legends DMZ). 8 p.m. $6.
Sunday, March 2
The Roxy & Elsewhere, Namely Toad's
Zappa Plays Zappa today at Toad's. For the unenlightened, that means Dweezil Zappa fronting a band that plays select compositions by Dweezil's dad Frank. This tour pays special tribute to the live album Roxy & Elsewhere, released 40 years ago. Dweezil's at Toad's all day long, holding a guitar masterclass at 3 p.m. ($75) before the 8 p.m. concert ($35, or more if you're interested in the "Soundcheck Party and Gold Circle Seating").
Piano and Violin
Despite two Zappas at once being represented at Toad's, it's Maurice Ravel who wins the "composer of the week" prize. New Haven Symphony played his 1991 version of Mother Goose on Thursday, and this evening at Morse Recital Hall (inside Yale's Sprague Hall) at the latest Yale School of Music Faculty Artist Series concert, violinist Sarita Kwok and pianist Wei-Yi Yang play his Sonata for violin and piano, which dates from the 1920s. Kwok and Yang also do Janacek's sonata for violin and piano, Stravinsky's Duo Concertante and Prokofiev's Five Melodies for violin and piano. Admission is free.
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Dana Auton has joined the office of general administration and finance as staff specialist. Cheryl Brown D04 became the director of admissions in July, replacing Donna Claycomb D00, who has returned to the parish.
Janet Chilcote joined the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life as a research fellow. Ashley Hammarth will be interim project director for the APPEAL training program in the ICEOL. Nathan Kirkpatrick D03 became a program director for the Center for Continuing Education in July just as summer Course of Study, which is among his responsibilities, began.
New faculty include: Timothy Tyson, visiting professor of American Christianity & Southern culture; William Ritter, visiting professor of preaching and ministry; Kavin Rowe, visiting assistant professor of New Testament; Jo Bailey Wells, associate professor of the practice of Christian ministry and Bible and director of Anglican studies; Duke Chapel Dean Sam Wells, research professor of Christian ethics; Tammy Williams, assistant professor of theology and black church studies; and Lauren Winner, visiting assistant professor.
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Julie Anderson D98, formerly director of the annual fund, has left to explore her interests in early childhood education. She is working with the Montessori program at George Watts School in Durham. Sarah Freedman, who served for 10 years as faculty special assistant to Stanley Hauerwas, retired in July after 30 years with the divinity school.
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ANTS Student E-News - Wednesday, November 14, 2007
- Winter Registration Is Online!!
- New Winter Course
- Reconciliation Work
- Holiday Party
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- Chapel News (Nov. 12 - Nov. 16)
- Interested in gathering with friends on campus for Thanksgiving Day
- Decorative Touches for Upper Noyes Hall Student Lounge
- New Vending Machines in Upper Noyes
- Hey LGBTIQQ Folks in the UCC!
- Winter 2008 course cancel
- Prayer Request for Dianne Dugan
- Come find out more about the course, The Color of Hope is Green
- Ordination Service for Jason Alspaugh
Winter Registration Is Online!!
Winter 2008 Registration Is On Connect!!
Winter Registration for all students begins on November 13th, 2007 and
will continue until November 30th, 2007. The final add/drop date for
Winter Registration is the first day of classes, January 7th, 2008.
Please note that Winter '08 Registration will be completed on Connect!
You can access Connect at http://connect.ants.edu using your Username
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There are detailed instructions for Online Registration on the main
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New Winter Course
HIST 770W-Topics in Mysticism-A Video Conference Course-ANTS/BTS/CRCDS
An examination of the writings of selected mystics in the Christian
tradition. The theological and pastoral implications of the mystical
tradition will be examined. This course fulfills the HIST upper-level
January 3-15; 1-5 pm. Prof. Glen Miller, Academic Dean BTS
Reconciliation Work
This Friday ANTS is hosting a Boston Theological Institute conference
Making a Place at the Table:
Facilitating Re-entry of Sex Offenders through Circles of Support and
One of the presenters and organizers, Rev. Mark Hemenway of New England
Prison Ministries, is looking for students to role play a few scenarios.
Friday, November 16, 2007 (8:30am-4pm) at the Wilson Chapel.
To register go to www.bostontheological.org.
Contact Bill Gural, firstname.lastname@example.com
Holiday Party
December 11th - Holiday Party - Meeting House - 5:00 pm to whenever
We will be holding the annual Holiday Party in the Meeting house this
year. on December 11th. This is a buffet Dinner with holiday music in
the back ground playing. It will be a time to give and receive christmas
good wishes, cheers and ados in celebration of the holiday season and
the close of the fall sememser.
Because of the space change we will need a head count. Keep your eyes
open for more info in the up and coming weeks. The party is sponsored by
Student Life and will be free of charge. For more info you can contact
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Looking for volunteers to visit inmates
We need two more people to complete a visitation team which will visit
an inmate once a month, be in relationship with that person who is in
the Partakers' College Behind Bars program, and to pray for that person
If we get four more, we can start another team. Please pray for this.
Bill Gural
Prison Ministry Fellowship
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Chapel News (Nov. 12 - Nov. 16)
Reflections at MORNING PRAYER for the coming week (Nov. 5-Nov. 9)
will be offered by:
Monday: PLEASE NOTE: there will be no morning prayer today due to the
Tuesday: Martha Bayes
Wednesday: Julianna Donofrio
Thursday: Ned Allyn Parker
Friday: Kurt Walker
Wednesday at Morning Prayer will be a special service as we bless the
water of our indoor fountain. Please join us at this special time.
EVENING PRAYER (COMPLINE) in the Episcopal tradition:
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays - 9:00-9:15 p.m.
Prayer Room, downstairs in the Wilson Chapel
Hosted by the Episcopal Student Fellowship
Wednesday Community Chapel will be lead by Greg Mobley's Preaching and
Exegesis Class.
Wednesday Choir Practice will be held at noon in the sanctuary.
Take advantage of the community forum at Morning Prayer and think
about offering a short reflection to your friends and family here on
campus. It's been a beautiful and uplifting experience. With
questions regarding worship in the Wilson Chapel, and upcoming
events, please contact Ned Parker at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interested in gathering with friends on campus for Thanksgiving Day
Contact Judy Brandon and we'll get the Butterball rolling.
I'd be glad to provide turkey, cornbread stuffing, cranberry sauce, and
apple pie. What would you like to bring?
If we bake the turkey in the new convection oven in Upper Noyes we can
meet there early in the day for appetizers, games, puzzles, etc....
while dinner cooks and after the meal. Let's plan a time that works to
make a festive day.
How about we put the new space to good use?
Contact me at:
Decorative Touches for Upper Noyes Hall Student Lounge
Calling all quilters and those who want to learn....
We have pillow forms and fabric, hoping to make use of your creativity
for some finishing touches.
Let's plan a quilting workshop. Let me know of your interest and
I am an intermediate-advanced level quilter willing to teach.
Possible dates and times include:
Monday evenings between now and the end of the semester.
Monday or Tuesday during Thanksgiving Break
A day (or two) during winter break.....let me know what's best
and we'll arrange and publish the day and time.
PS. If you have a sewing machine you are willing to bring or lend to
the process it would be much appreciated.
Contact Judy Brandon at:
Join us for the Environmental Film Series! Thursday, Nov 15th we're
the documentary "Kilowatt Ours" in Davis Hall, Room 202, at 6:30 p.m.
Discussion to follow at 7:30 p.m. Bring your dinner, we'll bring the
Sponsored by the Emerging Ecology Fellowship. For more information
the movie visit http://www.ecologyfellowship.org.
New Vending Machines in Upper Noyes
On Friday, November 16 the vending machines in Sturtevant will be
removed and new vending machines will be installed in the kitchen area
of Upper Noyes. These vending machines also work as change machines so
if you need change for laundry and so forth you can use these (No
purchase necessary). Sodexho will operate these machines so we expect
they will be serviced more regularly and with greater care than the old
ones were.
Nancy Nienhuis
Dean of Students and Community Life
Hey LGBTIQQ Folks in the UCC!
Come to an Evening of Dessert, Conversation and Support
Share Stories and Experiences among New Friends
Get Support from Other LGBTIQQ Folks in the UCC
Share Ideas about How Our Churches Can Welcome and Affirm Everyone
Friday, November 30, 7:30 p.m.
Belchertown United Church of Christ
18 Park Street
Belchertown, MA 01007-0603
(413) 323-7442
Directions and map available on the church website
This is a gathering for the members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
Transgender, Same-gender-loving, Inter-sex, Queer, and Questioning
(Friends and allies will have an opportunity to meet at another time!)
RSVP to Kathie Carpenter at firstname.lastname@example.com
no later than Tuesday, November 27 so we can plan food.
Sponsored by the Open and Affirming (ONA) Task Force,
Massachusetts Conference, United Church of Christ
Winter 2008 course cancel
INTE638W -Introducing Islam to Rabbinic and Ministerial Students had
been cancel.
Prayer Request for Dianne Dugan
Please pray for Dianne Dugan '06 as she prepares for back surgery on
Thursday. She will be in Rhode Island for several days following the
procedure before heading home. Dianne has settled into her new place
Clinton, MA and is looking forward to building community there once
recovers from the surgery.
Thank you,
Julia Woodward
Come find out more about the course, The Color of Hope is Green
Discerning Which Winterim Course To Take?
Come find out more about the course, The Color of Hope is Green:
Eco-Theology for our Times on November 29th
Join the Emerging Ecology Fellowship for an evening with Rev. Mary
visiting professor of this winterim's eco-theology course. Rev.
pastor of Durham Community Church in NH and editor of The Greening of
will be joining us in person Thursday, November 29 to talk about her
upcoming course and to visit with us about what it means to have a
Come, bring your dinner, and join us anytime between 5:00 - 8:30 p.m.
in the
Student Lounge in Upper Noyes.
For more information about Rev. Mary Westfall and the Emerging Ecology
Fellowship visit http://www.ecologyfellowship.org.
Ordination Service for Jason Alspaugh
I will be ordained to the Christian ministry on Sunday, November 25,
2007 at 5pm at the First Baptist Church in Springfield, Ohio. I'd once
again like to thank you, my Andover Newton family, for all of your
love,support and instruction, and invite you to this important time in
my life of faith. I know many of you will be with me in spirit, but if
you are in the area your physical presence is certainly welcome. Love
you much, Jason.


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Celebrate the weekend by playing a game that will remind you of the horrors of work, a game about collecting newspapers, a game about being a space pirate, and a game about deleting cybercards. If none of those tickle your fancy, how about a nice game of colouring-in? A nice game of colouring-in with deadly consequences - oh and a bit where you get to rummage around in a toilet. Bon appetit!
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- Chicken, protein should be incorporated in the diet for optimum hair growth. Hair is 88 percent protein, so applying protein to the body helps stimulate hair growth.
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Passion for Pits
Pittie of the Week: Joy (fmrly Freckles)
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Wednesday July 18th, 2012 at 03:26 PM This week's Pittie of the Week comes to us from Luzerne County Pit Bull Owners (LCPO) Northeastern Pennsilvania's (NEPA) Avail-a-bullies. Joe (formerly Freckles) was at NYC Animal Care and Control because her family moved and was originally at risk of not being spayed or rescued due to a mammary tumor. Joy has been cleared by her rescuers' vet for her spay, she will be getting spayed and having her tumor and skin tags removed next week! She is so unbelievably cute and happy-go-lucky, just...Reader Mail!
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Monday July 2nd, 2012 at 02:47 PM Here we have another edition of Reader Mail! If there is a particular question you have about pit bulls, please drop me a line at firstname.lastname@example.com, I'd be more than happy to answer any and all questions! A red-nosed pit bullThis one comes from Elizabeth. She writes, "I have a 2 yo Red nose Pit. His name is Capone. He is a wonderful dog when he is with my boyfriend but when I'm with him he doesn't listen he pees and poops in the house. He pulls me when I walk him and he doesn't let...Perfect Pairs!
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Friday June 22nd, 2012 at 01:02 PM This morning I opened an advertisement in my email box from Lord and Taylor- they are having a super sandal sale- and what do I see? I pittie mix features with the shoe-model! I was so excited, I looked into it and found out that it is indeed part of a campaign called "Perfect Pairs". They've teamed up with Best Friends and local shelters to host an adoption event in conjunction with their Sandal Sale. Each of the dogs in their ads is up for adoption with the local partners! I love it! To...Coat Color Genetics Revisited: White Coats
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Tuesday June 5th, 2012 at 08:01 PM Last year, I wrote about the genetics of Brindle Coats (read more here.) Here's what we learned:Dog coat color, shape, and length genetics are based in 16 specific locations of the geneome. The basic color loci are:Agouti Locus (A), Brown locus (B), Dilute locus (D), Extention locus (E), Harlequin locus (H), dominant black locus (K), Merle locus (M), and Spotting locus (S). Still, this doesn't help the non-scientist understand the amazing differences you see among litter mates... well I...Phila ACC Pen Pal Program
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Thursday May 31st, 2012 at 06:23 PM Animal Care and Control can be a rough place for a dog to be, but Philadelphia's ACC is doing something very special to ease the strain on dogs living in their shelter and increase their chances of getting adopted through their Pen Pal Program. Dogs in this program get 1 on 1 attention from their Pal twice a week at the shelter and one out-of-the-shelter excursion a month (hiking, walking, playing outside, practicing basic training, relaxing in a real house...). Pals also agree to help get...Pit Bull Saves Woman from Oncoming Train
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Wednesday May 16th, 2012 at 02:03 PM A special dog named Lilly stepped in front of an oncoming train to shield her owner, who had passed out on the tracks, most likely due to her recurrent alcoholism. Lilly is recuperating at home now and her entire $15,000 vet bill was taken care of by donations. I love this story. It shows how brave and loyal pits can be. I know Bruno would probably do the same for me.Party 4 Pooches
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Wednesday May 16th, 2012 at 01:53 PM Are you in Philly? Come join us at Operation Ava's first ever Party for Pooches on May 24th from 7pm to 10pm at Shampoo Nightclub! We will have a silent auction, a 50/50 raffle and a Doggie Fashion show and even a KISSING BOOTH featuring some of our adoptable animals. Admission price includes a 3-hour open bar and finger food, must be 21 to enter. Proceeds from the event will go to Operation Ava so that we can fulfill our mission of rescuing animals from overburdened shelters locally and...Adora-BULL videos
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Wednesday March 14th, 2012 at 02:50 PM check out this cuteness from a super cute (& vocal) pibble who really doesn't want a bath. Winnie hates baths so much she won't even set FOOT in the bathroom!

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Re: Predicted Final Standings Although I'm happy you changed your prediction for my squad, no way in hell I lose to Winless. I mean his name is Winless for heaven's sake! lol.
lol. I plan on doing so. I started it last night but will have to finish it this evening since I can't access Yahoo fantasy sports from work.
Thanks for the vibe my main Man Joe. Aprreciate your analysis. With a rookie and three second year guys, we aren't called the babys for nothing. I got an offer for James last week, but didn't think they would helpout in the long run. We we will see how it trends out on the waiver wire. Of course I'd like to win, but the fun is just playin...win or lose....
Re: Predicted Final Standings LOL!! I am looking really good so far but you never know it is a long season.
FD Team looks pretty balanced. Solid backcourt. So far in 5th place with a 11-6-1 record. What concern's me is that the team stats are either in the middle of the pack or toward the bottom in most stat categories. Strengths: FG% , REB, BLK AST Weakeness: FT% ,STL, PTS, TO, 3PTM????? Recomendations: Too many PG's on this roster. Cut Damon Stoudamire. He is about to lose his job. I see you have Wade on the trading block in perhaps a 2 for 1 deal. I don't know if I would do that.This team does not need much other than some scoring punch. If Raja Bell gets his act together I think this team will be just fine. I think this team will finish in the top 5.
I do thank you for the fine words. I've got a number of pieces that have been absolute no shows so far this year (Kaman, Bell, Kirilenko), and have others that will peak later (Smith). So far I've been playing the bottom of the league and so my mediocre stats have gotten me by. I don't forsee a top 5 finish without a significant overhaul. But if the no shows and late bloomers above turn it on, and Wade, Boozer, Miller and Krstic continue to play well, I could make a run. Really this thing comes down to who's got a healthy, balanced squad come playoff time. But you've got to make the playoffs, which I think is a possibility for me.
Are you kidding me? Do you have any idea how much potential this kid has? If Yahoo had a category for Potential, I'd be in first place right now! :nerd2:
All right, this injury thing is getting out of hand. First Miller goes down and now Charlie V has gone from day to day to out four to six weeks. And Haslem and Nash have been nicked up all season. It's not quite time yet to panic, but I think I can see the spot from here. Might be time to take a long hard look at the sprockets this weekend.
No joke, I was already thin in the front court and now I found out that Shaq is out 4-6 weeks, Charlie Villinueva out 4-6 weeks, Richard Jefferson out 4 weeks and Larry Hughes out for at least 10 days.... Both of my teams are suffering...


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My Own Private Idaho
River Phoenix and Keanu Reeves star in Gus Van Sant's haunting tale of two young street hustlers: Mike Waters, a sensitive narcoleptic who dreams of the mother who abandoned him, and Scott Favor, the wayward son of the mayor of Portland and object of Mike's desire. Navigating a volatile world of junkies, thieves, and johns, Mike takes Scott on a quest from the grungy streets to the open highways of the Pacific Northwest, in search of an elusive place called home. Visually dazzling and groundbreaking, My Own Private Idaho is a deeply moving look at unrequited love and life at society's margins.
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Tonight I thought I would make the plunge and try my first two planned out batches of mead. One is traditional Joam and the other I finally decided to do a Bochet. I got all the ingredients and found out that my second 2 gallon jug was recently destroys without my knowledge so I am going to do a 2 gallon batch of Bochet and get a new jug within the week to start the Joam. I wanted to take some picks but the battery on my camera is dead. I just cant seem to get a break tonight. I hope it is not an omen. Here is the Recipe and instruction on my Bochet: 6 pounds of Sams club clover honey Brita filtered water up to the 2 gal Celestial Seasonings Raspberry Zinger Herbal Tea (20 bags) Mystery Yeast from Think Geek kit. Boiled bread yeast for nutrients The Herbal Tea contains the following ingredients: Hibiscus, Rosehips, Roasted Chicory, Orange Peel, Blackberry Leaves, Natural Raspberry flavor with other natural flavors, Raspberries and raspberry leaves. I first started to re-hydrate my yeast with water, 1 tbsp. of sugar and some nutrients. Then I started the honey on a gas stove top on medium heat until it started to boil. I then had to quickly put the stove on the lowest flame setting. I underestimated the amount it would expand and got close to over boiling a couple of times but did not spill any. After an hour of constant stirring I had to tend to my baby and put her to bed so I removed the heat. I then split the honey into two pots and tried to boil at a higher heat. After 10 min of that I still had to reduce to the lowest temp. After 1.25 hours of total time passed I added a cup and a half of hot water. (SLOWLY)! I heard of this and now seen the explosion of warm water to super-hot honey. It wasn't too bad but if not done carefully I could see scalding hot honey splashing on someone. I kept it at the lowest flame setting for an additional 30 min. I let it cool after that and once at a lower temp I added another 2 cups of cold water to get the must under 80*. Finally I added the must to my 2gal jug, topped off with some water. I then proceeded to shake the **** out of it until I figured it was properly aerated. Topped off with the rest of the water and added tea packets. Once the Must was at room temp I pitched the yeast, boiled bread yeast and added air lock. It will be fun to see where this goes.
A painting says a thousand words. But a painting while on good mead just looks funny!
When I added water to mine, I dumped about a cup in after I turned the heat off and slammed the lid down on top until it stopped shaking and rumbling. Not advised anyone does the same... lol
Yea it is violent. One drop did hit my pinky. It boiled up the skin and the top layer is gone now. If it had hit a larger area there could have been serious damage. BE SAFE EVERY ONE!!! And more importantly still have fun!
Day two has almost fully past and I wanted to give a small update on the Bochet. Yesterday and today both I opened her up and took a well cleaned plastic spoon to aerate/stir the must a bit to keep the oxygen levels up while the yeast are multiplying. Today the aroma is amazing! Very sweet berry smell with a nice caramel after tone. Lots of CO2 coming out of the air lock. Have not taken a gravity reading but will in a couple of weeks to see progression. Anyone have any thoughts onto how long I should aerate before I stop and leave the must be? I was planning on 5 days. Oh and yesterday I got a new container and the JOAM is well under fermentation now. I found I did not follow the recipe as well as I would have liked. It is a two gallon batch and I found I only had like 5.75lb of honey around & only one Orange instead of 7lb with two oranges as required if I just double the recipe from the Newbee guide. I would have went back out to get the stuff but it was getting late and I wanted to watch the Superbowel on the DVR and thought this wouldn't hurt too bad. Everything else I was exact on. So this should be a bit less sweet but I hear that the JOAM is a sweet mead and I think I may like it a bit less sweet. It seems to be fermenting much faster than the Bochet. Can't wait to try it in like 6+ months lol.
OK 1 month has past and I wanted to give an update on the Raspberry Zinger Bochet and show some pics. I did not have a hydrometer when I made this but I do now. The GotMead calc suggests this had a gravity of 1.108. When I checked it was at 1.028. So this is looking to be at about 10.7% ABV give or take a bit. I gave the hydrometer sample a small sip and I am pleasantly pleased! The first taste to hit the tip of the tongue is a distinct tart raspberry taste immediately followed by the alcohol hot and finishes with this funny but good caramel/honey flavor. It is a bit sweet for my taste so I hope the gravity drops a bit more too about 1.01 or so. I did rack this off the lees hoping it will clear a bit better without all that extra yeast and sediment in there. Enjoy the pics!
wow, nice colour! Do you know what your yeast is? or what it's ABV limit is?
Any updates? You could blend with a dry wine to reduce sweetness.
you could make a 1 gallon batch of traditional with a champagne yeast, let it go real dry, it should ferment out pretty quick. then combine them in small increments to taste. that way you are keeping honey characteristics instead of mixing with its cousin with the grapes. I've seriously considered recently making about a 3 gallon batch each of very dry (.99? dry) and a sweet (1.03ish) to have on hand not only for variety for myself and anyone trying but also to use if ever I want to "dilute" something that is sweeter than I want or sweeten up (backsweeten) something that I miss the mark and go dryer than I want. I could just bottle in 16 ozers and open a bottle or whatever amount is needed and do combinations.
The mead did not ferment any more. I actually decided to just bottle as is because my friend likes his drinks sweet and talked me into it. I posted pictures in the huge show us your mead thread. The raspberry taste is a bit more subdued at the moment but I hope it shows up a bit more after a year of aging. I have 5 750ml bottles and 6 11oz bottles all filled and will probably crack the first 11oz bottle at month 6. It did come out with this glorious red amber color when held to the light, very pretty.


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Tailoring Help Following Tragedy
Wali (right) with his son (left) and an ACAP II employee (center) in his tailoring shop Every year hundreds of children in Afghanistan become innocent victims of the conflict. The Afghan Civilian Assistance Program provides help to families who have suffered losses because of the fighting between coalition forces and insurgents.
Thirteen-year-old Zabeehullah was out playing in the street with his friends after school when he was shot dead by the Taliban, who were targeting coalition soldiers. The program helped Zabeehullah's family, providing them with food and household items as well as a large stock of cloth for their tailoring shop.
Aside from the acute emotional pain of losing a child, families in Afghanistan often look to younger members to contribute to their income and for sons to become breadwinners in the future, so the death or injury of a child can spell economic hardship.
Zabeehullah's father Wali, who works a tailor, said his business is now thriving. His monthly family income has risen by a third. This will help him save money and provide for his family who live in Kunar, in the east of Afghanistan. "I feel happy now and appreciate the help from this program," he said. "I plan to grow my business and support my children in their education." He added, "Zebeehullah would help me in the shop after school. I was training him."
The program will also provide psychosocial counseling for Wali's family, helping them to cope with their grief. Wali said: "Losing my son was the worst memory of my life. My family has been greatly affected by this incident mentally."
The Afghan Civilian Assistance Program has helped more than 11,000 families across the country since 2007. All eligible families receive food and household items. Those who suffer more serious losses also receive further help tailored to their circumstances. The focus is on helping them to rebuild their lives and earn a sustainable income. The program also provides medical treatment and counseling to victims.
The Afghan Civilian Assistance Program is funded by USAID Afghanistan and implemented by IRD.
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Here are my selection of the best Christian fiction books I've read in the last few months (listed in order I read them, most recent first).
Update: Since posting this I have read everyone of Robiert Whitlow's books. I recommend them all. He is my new favorite author. Mountain Top was my favorite.
I also read the classic Les Miserables It is a must read!
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Both a tender and page-turning read, The Mountain Between Us will reaffirm your belief in the power of love to sustain us. Beautiful and memorable. | ||
Life Support by Robert Whitlow | Whitlow's fast-paced, true to life story reflects the power to heal that ultimately comes only from above. A combination of intrigue and inspiration, Life Support exemplifies why Whitlow has quickly become an award-winning and acclaimed novelist. Book one in the Santee Series | |
Life Everlasting by Robert Whitlow | Fans who missed Whitlow's Life Support will want to read that novel before attempting this sequel, which has strong moments but may be confusing to the uninitiated. Book two in the Santee Series picks up with Baxter Richardson's recovery from a near-fatal fall from a cliff. Married to Rena, a suspicious and highly unstable woman, Baxter is faced with a choice of staggering ramifications. | |
Bo's Café: A Novel by John Lynch
From publishers of The Shack. A story to challenge and encourage, BO'S CAFE is a model for all who struggle with unresolved problems and a performance-based life. Those who desire a fuller, more authentic way of living will find this journey of healing a restorative exploration of God's unbridled grace. | |
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Set in Digger, South Carolina, a small farming community. Dylan and his wife, Maggie, find happiness in the daily rhythms of the natural world. Maggie's pregnancy only adds to their contentment. However, a complicated delivery changes everything; their son is stillborn, and Maggie falls into a deep coma. Like God in the story of Job, the author tests his protagonist repeatedly until Dylan returns to an underlying truth that was never really lost. | |
(Awakening Series #2) |
Life began again for Dylan Styles when his beloved wife Maggie awoke from a coma. A coma brought upon by the intense two-day labor that resulted in heartbreaking loss. In this poignant love story that is redolent with Southern atmosphere, Dylan and Maggie must come to terms with their past before they can embrace their future. | |
Aurora has cared for her invalid mother for ears. When her mother dies, she experiences some disturbing dreams seem to be connected to her mysterious father, a writer who deserted her mother. A kind bachelor helps Aurora to overcome her obsessions. | ||
(Women of Faith Fiction) |
An engaging story about healing and the triumph of love. The novel is filled with delightful local color in a small Alabama town…a welcome cut above run-of-the-mill inspirational fiction. | |
A moving flashback parallel stories of a grown man abandoned as a child and the neglected boy will cause you to keep the Kleenex handy. Excellent. | ||
In 1929, four friends gathered in a dusty attic onto make a solemn pact. "Our dreams for the future," they whispered, placing tiny pieces of paper into a blue bottle. Years later, local news reporter stumbles upon the bottle and discovers the most poignant story of her career…and possibly the meaning she's searched for all her life. | ||
A man with a painful past. A child with a doubtful future. And a shared journey toward healing for both their hearts.Special unforgetable book with suprise ending. | ||
Set in North Carolina's Outer Banks. March Longfellow's bumpy ride through grief is realistic and reveals the confusion, struggles, pain, and helplessness in the face of great loss, even as she plows her way through the fog and discovers a new way to live.The boating death of her husband leaves March Longfellow and her son, Mason, in a painful coexistence. | ||
The Shack by William P. Young |
Read my review here. |
Your Turn
Did you read any of these? What did you think? What do recommend for summer reading? Who are your favorite authors?
I am really looking forward to finding new authors to read!


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