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If you don't think America has been invaded, if you don't think Bush's Policy and the policy of the Mother F-cking Politically Correct Scum Sucking Pandering A$s Kissing Slobbering Whiney Bullsh!t Crazy Loonie Liberals is destroying America READ THIS. KIDS KICKED OFF BUS BECAUSE THEY SPEAK ENGLISH "IN F-CKING AMERICA" DIRTY ROTTEN BASTARDS It's time for us NeoCons to start fighting back GOD BLESS THE MINUTE MEN, LETS GET OUR GUNS OUT THE FARMERS DID IT YEARS AGO IN LEXINGTON. http://kstptv5.com/article/stories/S21143.html?cat=1
I got so damn mad thinking about this I just went out in the yard and shot one of the best f-cking chickens I've ever owned.
If you read the full thing, you find that it say's they were on a route made for student's that were learning english. However, I agree with you. This IS disturbing.
I though immersion in English was the current way of doing things ? I know in CA there's a law (not saying it's followed but there is a law) that all public school instruction be done in English. Understanding this is a bus but it seems contrary to immersion.
If some 8 year old kid turns up missing, I've no doubt that nobody wants to be wondering which bus he/she was on. So I can see why they want a particular bus's load to be all from the same school. Calm down Harry and btw there's a nice recipe for chicken soup over in the General forum.
It just seems strange... why do foreign students need their own bus? They're just riding to school... no language required. When I came to America, not speaking a word of English, I rode the regular bus with everyone else, I don't feel like I suffered.
Kids have softer feelings now. Everybody is sensitive about something. Basicallyt we're a country of pussies. And we can't have some kid coming home crying because he didn't understand the other kids or *gasp* the other kids made fun of him.
Pujo, I'm guessing your not Spanish. Either that, or you came here 15-20 years ago. Catoring to immigrants is a recipe for disaster. We're loosing our sovereignty, and watering down the essence of our nation. Immigration has to be controlled and organized. Those who come here, have to asymilate accordingly. When you cator in this fashion, you are burdening society.
I don't buy any of that, and I'm all for bending a bit to make easier the lives of people who immigrated and don't speak the language, but it really doesn't make sense on the school bus. If they have a lot of Spanish immigrants, they should hire a bi-lingual bus driver, but turning it into a special bus is just going to get the kids, well... special bus jokes. Remember that even if someone is willing to learn the language, it will take them several years to get proficient enough with it to comfortably communicate. PS: You're right about me on both counts: I'm not Spanish (I'm Russian) and I came here about 20 years ago.
The Same People That Whine About George Bush Tapping A Muslims Phone Won't See A Thing Wrong About This. Is This Racism You F-cking Babbling Knee Jerk Liberal Dorks Busses For Spanish Speaking Only. Didn't We Have This A Hundred Years Ago (White Only Toilets And Busses) didn't we get away from all that ****, you f-cking liberal a$s holes. White English Speaking people Not Allowed. White Mother F-ckers Keep Out :bricks:
Did any of you actually read the link? The fact that the bus is for non-English-speakers is incidental. What's germain is that the kids in question got on a bus that doesn't serve the school they go to. The bus serves the English-immersion school and they don't go there because they already speak English. Up until the day this happened these kids were allowed to ride on this bus because it seemed like the easiest way to get them to school. Now the rules are different. It may seem unnecessary to have overly strict rules, but these are little kids. Being anal about how they get to and from school in this day and age is par for the course.
Ahh, that DOES make sense. Different busses for different schools is OK, different busses for different students in the same school would be weird. Thanks for the clarification. Won't change Harry Boy's mind (he just shot a chicken so it's too late to calm him down) but it certainly puts the story in a new light for rational people.
Same reason anything's in the news: to work gullible, stupid viewers like you into enough of a frenzy to shoot a chicken. Seriously, though, do you have a problem with an ENGLISH IMMERSION SCHOOL having it's own busses, or should they be required to give anyone a ride?
Well, my parents are immigrants, and they both despise the way immigration is playing out in this country. I agree with them. This is just another case of the inmates running the asylum.
Whats fugged up is that we've been invaded to such a level that the district needed 3 non-english speaking schools for students. Do the math, how many of those kids are legal, or how many are the product of illegal immigrants? i.e. how many are anchor babies? When you figure that out, figure out what the cost is to school all these children, to provide police, fire, judicial, etc. services for them and their families, and how much they've drained for medical treatment. Hmm.....
They buy stuff, pump money into our economy, the ones that can even pay taxes. To me, them using services is no different than you using services.


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1995 Calon-Ségur, St Estèphe
Review Date: 1-27-2015
It's hard to believe this vintage is now 20 years old. '95 and '96 were the two top vintages of the decade and as they reach their twentieth birthday no doubt many of the wines will receive renewed scrutiny. 20 to 30 years old is prime maturity for most Bordeaux wines and many will be reaching their peak over the next decade. That being said, the 1995 Calon Segur, St-Estephe still seems very youthful with still firm tannins and just a hint of aged character emerging. The oak is nicely integrated at this point with lovely spice notes. Plenty of sweet, ripe fruit and classic Cabernet character of blackberry and cassis. As my colleague Ralph Sands notes, all the reasons we drink Bordeaux can be found in this bottle. I love this wine.
Price: $149.99
2004 Meyney, St-Estèphe
Review Date: 1-27-2015
What is it about St-Estephe? There are so many great properties that are able to offer top notch Bordeaux at a reasonable price - Ormes de Pez, Phelan Segur, and of course, Meyney, among others. I have a soft spot for Chateau Meyney because I have enjoyed so many great bottles over the years. My nephew, an '89, loves the wine from his birth year. I added a case of the 2009 to the cellar immediately after tasting it. What a find then this 2004 Chateau Meyney, St-Estephe was. While '04 was not one of the great vintages of that decade it was solidly good, in my opinion, and produced some very good wines. At just over 10 years old, the '04 Meyney is still coming together. The oak will no doubt become better integrated with time and the already very fine tannins will no doubt soften a bit. Still, even now the wine has a remarkable freshness, a positively silky texture, and a ripeness of fruit that tempts one to consume it earlier.
Price: $34.99
2000 La Gaffelière, St-Emilion
Review Date: 1-27-2015
I drink a lot of Bordeaux, but, I am ashamed to say, not nearly enough Right Bank wines. So, last Friday for our weekly "steak & claret" night I opted for the 2000 Chateau La Gaffeliere, St-Emilion. I have a few cases of Bordeaux from the 2000 vintage in my cellar, mostly wines from the Medoc that are too young to drink, but this Right Bank beauty was raring to go at 15 years of age. A classic 2000. Rich, ripe, and round with good acidity, admirable weight, and fine tannins framing the finish. The wine was beginning to show some age - the color has shifted towards a lovely garnet and the nose showed hints of truffle emerging - but while it's drinking beautifully now it easily has another decade or more ahead of it. A perfect St-Emilion and a superb value for the money.
Price: $99.99
2010 Pyramid Valley Vineyards "Cowley" Pinot Noir Marlborough
Review Date: 1-27-2015
At $30 one of the best overall values in Pinot Noir in the store, bar none. This vineyard shows a side of Pinot Noir I simply love - bright red fruits like cranberry and sour cherry, rhubarb and pomegranate with plenty of spice and a hint of something a bit more exotically floral. I fell in love with the 2009 vintage due to its exceptional ripeness. I am working my way through the last few bottles of my third case of that wine. I was eager to try the 2010 version, from a vintage I knew to be more typically cooler. Less overt ripeness here but a lot more concentration and complexity. A more serious wine in every way. Approachable now with some time in the decanter but will doubtless reward a few years in the cellar. An extraordinary wine at this price.
Price: $29.99
Tozai "Typhoon" Futsu Sake 720ml
Review Date: 12-31-2014
Our best value futsu-shu. Soft, round and fruity. Delicious either chilled or gently warmed.
Price: $9.99
Ariston Aspasie Blanc de Blancs Brut Champagne
Review Date: 12-31-2014
The current disgorgement of the Ariston Aspasie Blanc de Blancs Brut Champagne is perhaps a little firmer, a little less open knit than previous bottlings. But the tradeoff is more focus, more purity, and more length. Quite dry, but with remarkable sweetness of fruit and a light toast that adds depth and character. The ideal New Year's Eve companion - complex enough to be interesting but not so serious as to dominate the conversation.
Price: $34.99
Dewatsuru Kimoto Junmai Sake 720ml
Review Date: 12-29-2014
This exceptional Junmai (no added alcohol and a seimaibuai of 65%) is made in the original, or "kimoto" style. It is more painstaking, labor-intensive, and time-consuming than using more modern techniques, but the result is a creamier, more complex, more savory style of sake that pairs well with robust dishes like fried foods, grilled meats, or aged cheeses. This semi-dry sake is nutty and creamy with hints of oyster mushroom and roasted chestnut. If you have never tried the kimoto or yamahai style, this is a superb introduction.
Price: $29.99
2010 Bodegas Puelles Crianza Rioja
Review Date: 11-29-2014
Kudos to Joe Manekin, our Spanish buyer, for the work he has done to develop our Spanish direct import program. It has yielded astonishing results in just a few short years with some truly amazing wines available to our customers at incredible prices. Case in point? The 2010 Bodegas Puelles Crianza Rioja at a mere $12.99. 100% Tempranillo lightly accented with oak. (Bodegas Puelles neatly bridges the traditional vs modern divide in Rioja and uses a 50/50 mix of American and French oak.) This 2010 vintage is by far the best we have offered, and really over delivers at this price point. A great introduction to the wines of Spain or to the Rioja region, and a superb value.
Top Value!
Price: $12.99
2013 Rickshaw California Pinot Noir
Review Date: 11-29-2014
Good California Pinot Noir under $20 is increasingly rare. Finding good California Pinot Noir for under $15 is like winning the lottery. And this 2013 Rickshaw California Pinot Noir is just the ticket. Ripe, sweet, almost candied red fruits bright cherry and raspberry with just a hint of spice. Unbeatable quality at this price.
Price: $14.99
Ariston Aspasie Brut Rosé Champagne
Review Date: 11-29-2014
Always my favorite rosé champagne here at K&L. Drank it with Thanksgiving dinner this year. Quite dry with a pronounced red fruit character - crisp red apple and tart cherry. For die hard Pinot fans - 50/50 Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.
Price: $34.99
2005 Valandraud, St-Emilion
Review Date: 11-6-2014
The flagship wine of garagiste Jean-Luc Thunevin, this 2005 Chateau Valandraud, St-Emilion is a superb example of both the vintage and the "modern" style of Bordeaux winemaking. It offers loads of dense, dark fruit, black fig and damson plum, with a bit of spicecake thrown in for good measure. Rich, almost silky in texture, finishing with fine tannins. A very well made wine, generous in every way but with excellent balance. Needs another five to ten years in the cellar but will more than reward the patient connoisseur.
Price: $199.99
2012 Domaine des Niales Rhedon-Marin Mâcon-Villages Vieilles Vignes
Review Date: 10-4-2014
While the Mâconnais district is well known as a great source of value-priced white Burgundy, the 2012 Domaine des Niales Rhedon-Marin Mâcon-Villages Vieilles Vignes may very well be one of the best Chardonnays under $15 in the store right now regardless of region of origin. While 2012 was a challenging vintage for red wines in Burgundy, the white wines are quite good, and this wine is no exception. Wonderfully mineral in character with hints of wet stone and earth. Bright, fresh citrus notes. Round and smooth textured with surprising concentration and persistence. The old vine character really makes itself felt here. An extraordinary value at a mere $12.99.
Price: $12.99
2012 Joseph Phelps Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 10-2-2014
If you have not had this wine recently this is the perfect vintage to renew your acquaintance with this unparalleled Napa value. Since 2009 Phelps has shifted entirely to estate grown fruit, reducing their overall production and improving quality. They now consider their estate wine something of a "second wine to Insignia" at one third of the price. This 2012 vintage is stunning, with loads of dark fruit and fine tannins. If you are a fan of Napa Cabernet, this is a "must try." Do not miss out.
Top Value!
Price: $59.99
2014 Lake Chalice "The Nest" Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough New Zealand
Review Date: 10-2-2014
Our third vintage of this NZ classic and still one of our best values in a Kiwi Sauvignon Blanc. The slightly cooler 2014 vintage produced a more aromatic wine with tart gooseberry notes, a more pronounced mineral character, and a peppery finish.
Price: $10.99
2013 Domaine Renaud Mâcon-Charnay
Review Date: 9-4-2014
Best in class. This 100% Chardonnay from the Macon never fails to impress. Lovely weight and ripeness. Classic mineral and citrus notes. Superb value vintage after vintage.
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At such a difficult moment, there are those who say we cannot afford to invest in science, that support for research is somehow a luxury at moments defined by necessities. I fundamentally disagree. Science is more essential for our prosperity, our security, our health, our environment, and our quality of life than it has ever been before. (Applause.)
And if there was ever a day that reminded us of our shared stake in science and research, it's today. We are closely monitoring the emerging cases of swine flu in the United States. And this is obviously a cause for concern and requires a heightened state of alert. But it's not a cause for alarm. The Department of Health and Human Services has declared a public health emergency as a precautionary tool to ensure that we have the resources we need at our disposal to respond quickly and effectively.
And I'm getting regular updates on the situation from the responsible agencies. And the Department of Health and Human Services as well as the Centers for Disease Control will be offering regular updates to the American people. And Secretary Napolitano will be offering regular updates to the American people, as well, so that they know what steps are being taken and what steps they may need to take.
But one thing is clear -- our capacity to deal with a public health challenge of this sort rests heavily on the work of our scientific and medical community. And this is one more example of why we can't allow our nation to fall behind.
Unfortunately, that's exactly what's happened.
Federal funding in the physical sciences as a portion of our gross domestic product has fallen by nearly half over the past quarter century. Time and again we've allowed the research and experimentation tax credit, which helps businesses grow and innovate, to lapse.


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Developer(s) | OpenGeo, GeoSolutions, Refractions Research, LISAsoft |
Stable release | 8.6[1] / January 22, 2013 |
Development status | Active |
Written in | Java |
Operating system | Cross-platform |
Type | GIS toolkit |
License | LGPL |
Website | http://www.geotools.org/ |
GeoTools is a free software (LGPL) GIS toolkit for developing standards compliant solutions. It provides an implementation of Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications as they are developed. GeoTools is a contributor to the GeoAPI project - a vendor-neutral set of Java interfaces derived from OGC specifications - and implements a subset of those.
It is written in Java and currently is under active development. It is used by GeoServer, uDig, Geopublisher, 52N, Geomajas and many proprietary projects.
GeoTools 1 began in 1996 at the University of Leeds as part of a Masters project.[2] It aimed to provide a toolkit of resources to enable the creation of interactive geographic visualization clients. GeoTools 1 was built using the Java 1.1 environment to enable the execution of applets on a wide range of clients without the need for a plug in. It was developed in a rather ad hoc manner, with new features being added as needed. GeoTools 1 was not built with any standards in mind.
GeoTools 2 began in 2002. It was a rewrite from scratch with contributions by an international group of developers. The code base has been fundamentally redesigned to take advantage of the latest Java platform and to follow OGC specifications.
GeoTools since GeoTools 1 is no longer maintained, the "2" in "GeoTools 2" was dropped in 2007 and the project name became GeoTools. The version number followed suit in 2011 with the scheduled release of "GeoTools" version 8.
Geotools and GeotoolsMT are also the copyrighted names of a suite of American written and owned software specifically for processing and displaying magnetotelluric data (MT data). This software dates from the late 1980s and is still actively sold by its parent company AOA Geophysics Inc. which is itself now a part of Fugro Geoconsulting Inc. Geotools is currently being updated and will be relaunched early in 2012 as Geotools MT.
Core Features[edit]
GeoTools library supports the following core features:[3]
- Interfaces for spatial concepts and data structures;
- JTS Topology Suite Geometry;
- Attribute, Spatial and Temporal filters matching the OGC Filter specification;
- Decoding technology (with bindings for manyGML, Filter, KML, SLD, and SE and other OGC standards).
The GeoTools library forms a stack for the core modules; with additional plugins available to support additional formats, extensions and integration options.
See also[edit]
- GeoServer
- GIServer
- uDig
- Open Source Geospatial Foundation
- Open Geospatial Consortium – a standards organization
- Magnetotellurics
- ^ GeoTools downloads
- ^ "GeoTools history".
- ^ Garnett, Jody. "GeoTools User Guide". Open Source Geospatial Foundation. Retrieved 3 October 2011.


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Heartburn: Spot Your Personal Triggers
Doctors call it reflux. You probably call it heartburn. But whatever it's called, no one wants to experience the unpleasant sensations of heartburn -- a burning chest pain that moves up toward the throat, and an acid or bitter taste accompanied by a feeling that whatever you just ate is coming back into your mouth or throat.
Almost everyone has had heartburn from time to time -- maybe at Thanksgiving, after overdosing on turkey and pie, and a few glasses of wine, and then lying around all day watching football. But about 20% of the U.S. population experiences reflux at least weekly. Some, who have severe, persistent heartburn, may have a more serious condition called gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD -- which can contribute to a wide range of other health problems, including a precancerous condition called Barrett's esophagus.
Diagnosing Acid Reflux Disease
Three out of every 10 people experience heartburn on occasion, so it can be somewhat arbitrary to decide when heartburn should be called acid reflux disease. Also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), acid reflux disease is a chronic irritation of the lining of a person's esophagus by stomach acid. Usually, it's just annoying. GERD can, however, have serious consequences, including esophagitis and Barrett's esophagus. Barrett's esophagus is a condition that increases the likelihood of...
Read the Diagnosing Acid Reflux Disease article > >
One key to controlling heartburn is to know your personal triggers. After all, although some foods and lifestyle habits are common heartburn triggers, they don't affect all people the same way. One person with heartburn can happily eat citrus fruit, while another ends up miserable less than an hour after a big glass of orange juice.
Here are three ways to start identifying your personal heartburn triggers.
1. Know the Common Causes of Heartburn
Here are top foods and behaviors most commonly linked to heartburn:
- Eating large meals, eating later in the day, and eating fatty foods. These "top three" triggers affect almost everyone who has heartburn, says gastroenterologist Charlene Prather, MD, an associate professor of medicine at St. Louis University School of Medicine.
- Chocolate. This one, unfortunately, is also reasonably consistent, hitting most heartburn sufferers.
- Coffee and caffeinated drinks. "Some people have trouble with coffee and caffeine, while others don't," says Prather.
- Citrus products, like oranges and orange juice. While caffeine actually induces reflux, says Prather, citrus just mimics the feeling because of its acidity.
- Garlic, onions, and other spicy foods.
- Tomatoes. "They tend to be more of a problem when they're cooked than when they're raw, but both can bring on heartburn," Prather says.
- Alcohol. All types of alcohol can trigger heartburn, but red wine apparently is particularly troublesome for some people.


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i wasn't really sure what the proper process for adding AE was to beer, so i decided to minimize transfer and add it to the primary. i put in 1 tsp for the 5 gallon batch, stirred it around a bit with a sanitized spoon and nothing much happened for 3 or 4 days. i figured either the beer had attenuated enough that the AE wouldn't make a difference or the stuff was bad... anyway, i decided to rack it to secondary just in case something started happening... after a few days in secondary, i noticed it kept bubbling every once in a while.. i figured just some gassing off... now it's actually starting to bubble a little more frequently and you can see little co2 bubbles rising to the surface like an apfelwein fermentation or something. i was expecting something more along the lines of a referment with a krausen and all... has anyone else had an experience like this? or does it normally build a second krausen, etc?
No 2nd krausen, it ferments slowly like a wine yeast. Give it two weeks to clean up. Its common to put this in your mash tun and in the 2ndary. The AE removes flavors from adjuncts like flaked corn. Without the AE you can taste the corn. It will make the beer very dry and crisp. This is quite important for a light beer. It makes the beer cheaper to make since you can use as little as 6lbs to make 1.030 beer with about 3.8-4.2% ABV. See my recipe drop down for Miller Lite for more info. Tri-hopped!!! Soooo much better than any Miller Beer
thanks for the info, i am actually using this for a recipe based on your ML... i subbed rice for corn and ended up with a slightly higher OG ~ 1.040... i'll let her finish out before kegging, can't wait to try it!
I've found that adding AE to a batch will change my attenuation from 75% to ~94%. Depending on the strength going into the wort, that could be an amazing amount of alcohol being made, as well as an amazing amount of body leaving the beer (for every plus there is a minus).
i just remembered reading in that ML clone thread that your secondary bubbled like crazy and you needed a blowoff, that's why i was surprised how wine-yeast-like my secondary was... it's still slowly bubbling away, i'm really looking forward to the finished beer... hopefully it will be ready for the iowa vs. iowa st. game in a few weeks... i used all saaz in mine as well, so it'll be interesting to see how it turns out... i'll be sure to post a pic and review in the recipe thread. thanks for posting it.
I'm bringing this thread back to see if anyone has more experience using the AE. I'm about to start making some of the 3 Crops beer for my friends and thought about using the AE ONLY in the mash pre boil so that it would break down starches further but be done and dead due to boiling temps. Has/does anyone use a teaspoon of AE added to only the mash? thanks.
I am a gluten free brewer who frequently uses unmated grains in my mash...I always add amylase to my mash (as there is none supplied by malted barley). You will be fine adding a bit to the mash, it will denature when you boil; so you still have some control over how dry your beer gets. not all amylase is created equal. Different products have different pH & temperature requirements; and have different activities...some favor the production of glucose...others produce more maltose or other complex sugars. If you want to drive a beer towards being bone dry, I would recommend AMG-300. If I were using barley malt in my beers i would not normally need to add amylase...but if you are using allot of adjunct, or are looking for a very dry (low final gravity) beer, it might do the trick.
I'm looking at a recipe with 70% Barley, 20% corn, and 10% rice for the grain bill... I was just thinking it would get more out of the grains if added to the mash. thanks.


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Office Chair Review: Aaria Office Habanera Leather Office Chair
Three Sweet Features:
1. Soft Dual layer Caressoft Faux Leather.
2. Chrome or Black Frame and Base.
3. Modern and stylish design with a big seat and back.
Spicy hot is the Habanera High Back Executive Chair from Aaria Office Seating! This leather office chair (well, faux leather, since it is upholstered in Caressoft Plus, an ultra durable, ultra soft combination of leather and vinyl - here are the differences between Caressoft and Leather) is a great choice for someone looking to get a good looking chair that is comfortable and has that "plush" feel to it.
Here's whats nice about the Habanera Series - the price won't leave your wallet burning 5 hours after you buy it. You can get is in a stylish chrome frame or a sleek powder coated black frame and base. It comes in a high back OR a mid back, as well as a matching guest chair - so no need to mix up the office with different styles and brands anymore...
The chair itself sits really nice. It is a big chair, wide seat and large, enveloping backrest. The double layered cushion, which has a horizontally seamed 1.5 inch thick cover on the high density foam cushions, add the extra oomph to the sitting experience, really allowing the sitter to sink into the chair and feel hugged. It is a hot leather office chair...ready to make you feel comfortable for years.
The Ratings:
It's plush and forgiving. You'll sink in and be comfortable in a conference room or behind a desk.
Not much there. Height adjustment, tilt locking. That's about it, but not much more needed for a conference chair.
Its a good looking, if not unique, chair. Different, but not in an Pontiac Aztec way.
Overall Rating (Not an average):
It's a good quality faux leather office chair. Big and plush, with just enough style points. The only issue we've seen is if you sit wide legged, the arms, being metal, might bother you. But if you sit properly, it's great.
Want to know more about how we rate chairs? Check out our Ratings Guide!
Leather Office Chair Review: Highback Executive Leather Office Chair BOS-B7301
This Highback Executive Leather Office Chair, the BOS-B7301, has been a staple around our store for years!
It's a simple chair, not the most beautiful leather office chair out there, but it's a good, solid, dependable chair with good features, and better yet, a good price!
Let's see- the polyurethane infused leather is very comfortable, it's not like the cheap leather chairs from years back, it's smooth and comfortable, like the more expensive chairs! The padding is thick, it feels comfortable sitting in it, and with the built-in lumbar support, there's a bit of back support as well!
Unlike almost all the 'cheap' leather office chairs out there, the mechanism on this one feels sturdy and solid, there's not a lot of rickety play in it!
The Polyurethane arms will last forever (just be careful about shoving them under a desk or table, they can scratch!), and the 5 star base provides a very stable platform.
This leather office chair also has a tilt mechanism, which allows you to tilt back (remember to loosen the spring adjustment- it's all the way tight when shipped!) and you can lock it in the upright position.
All in all, this is really a good leather office chair- solid and dependable- at a very good price! -
Leather Office Chairs with Memory Foam?
We had a client ask us today about finding an executive leather office chair with memory foam on the seat and on the back. We, we have chairs with memory foam on the seat, but not on the back...First of all, I want to thank that client, because we always like hearing about chairs that we do not have, and getting them on the site..Rest assured, we will find something that fits that description, and we will have it on site. We know chairs after all, and if we don't follow our basic principle, then why are we in business?
Anyways, given the request, I did some research. Here are the parameters of my quest: An executive leather office chair can be defined as a chair with a high back. Arms are usually adjustable, but don't have to be. The memory foam has to be on the seat and the back. Current chairs off the top of my head that offer memory foam only offer it on the seat. And what did we come up with???
No, we don't have the answer just yet. But we'll keep this updated as we find some solutions...
Leather Office Chair Review- OST-8501 Mid-Back Conference Room Chair
There are simply a ton of leather office chairs out there, and many look the same, so really, what makes a difference between those you can buy at officestaplesdepotmax superstore for 60 dollars and those that cost a couple hundred or more?
Two things- comfort and durability!
You are really going to get what you deserve, if when shopping for conference room leather office chairs, you start to settle for the cheapest possible! If you don't want to buy new ones again in a matter of months, put a little extra into it.
Here's one of the sort of chairs that's really worth the extra bit of investment, and even at the price, it's well worth it!
The OST-8501 conference room leather office chair is soft and plush, very easy to sit in for hours at a time, which makes it great for conference room applications. The chair has a deep mahogany finish on the arms and base (which has a steel frame supporting it), and a very comfortable knee tilt control. Knee tilts move the pivot point forward, so the feet stay on the floor when reclining, making it very comfortable. It has padded armrests (be careful about the height of the chair when putting it back under the table!) and an integrated lumbar support which is very comfortable!
This is a well-built chair- meant to last- which means in the long run, you're spending less money, and it's very comfortable as well!
For one chair behind a desk, or many around a conference room table, this leather office chair is sure to please!
Leather Office Chair Review- B915 Traditional Leather Office Chair
Mostly, traditional leather office chairs can be quite expensive. Not so the BOS-B915.
This is a button-tufted back chair which has a great price, and is very comfortable as well.
The leather is soft and supple, the seat padding is thick and sits very well, the back is nicely contoured with a good lumbar support, the tufting works very well, I don't feel the buttons as I'm sitting in it, the padded armrests feel good and the cherry finish is even and gives the chair a great look.
One very nice thing is that when I lean my head back (I'm 5'8") my head is hitting the top of the headrest so my eyes are looking up at about a 30-35 degree angle. In other words, when I'm resting my head back (not sleeping, thinking!), it's at a very comfortable angle.
The chair is available in either a black or Burgundy finish.
This is a good quality leather office chair at a very good price!


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Study the brickwork, study the fortification;
climb the ancient staircase to the terrace;
study how it is made; from the terrace see
the planted and fallow fields, the ponds and orchards.
Gilgamesh realizes that the old man is Utnapishtim, the very person he has been seeking. So he poses the question that he has traveled so far and suffered so much to ask: How did Utnapishtim, a mortal man, become a god? How had he eluded death? And can Gilgamesh ever hope to do the same?
Utnapishtim, the survivor of the flood that almost wiped out humankind, tells his story. Once upon a time, he says, he was king of Shuruppak, a beautiful, prosperous city on the banks of the Euphrates. Then the gods met in secret council—Anu, the god of the firmament; Ninurta, the god of war and wells; Enlil, the god of earth, wind, and air; Ennugi, the god of irrigation; and Ea, the cleverest of the gods, the god of wisdom and crafts. Enlil ordered a flood to destroy humankind.
Ea had been sworn to secrecy, but he cleverly betrayed the gods' plans to Utnapishtim. Speaking to the walls of his house, he described the plans, while Utnapishtim heard everything on the other side of the walls. Ea warned him that the gods would be sending a terrible flood. He told him to build a boat of immense dimensions, ten dozen cubits in height (approximately 180 feet) with six decks and one acre of floor space, and load it up with the seed of each living thing and with his family and possessions.
When Utnapishtim asked what he would tell the people of Shuruppak, who would have to help him build it, Ea suggested an artful lie. Tell them, he said, that you are leaving the city because Enlil hates you. Tell them that when you leave, the city will be showered with good fortune, that all manner of bread and wheat will rain down upon it, and that they will have more fish to eat than they can imagine. So Utnapishtim butchered bulls and sheep for the workers and gave them rivers of beer and wine to drink. It was like a festival. In seven days the boat was ready. With great difficulty, they launched it in the Euphrates. After Puzuramurri the caulker had sealed them inside, Utnapishtim gave him his house and everything in it.
When the storm came, the gods clambered up as high as they could go and cringed in terror. Ishtar wept to see her children being destroyed. Eventually, the boat ran aground on a mountain peak. After seven days, Utnapishtim released a dove. When it couldn't find a dry place to alight, it returned to the boat. Utnapishtim released a swallow. It too returned. Then he released a raven, and it never came back.
Upon reaching shore, Utnapishtim prepared a sacrifice. The gods of heaven were famished and gathered around the altar. Ishtar came down wearing a necklace of lapis lazuli made of beads shaped like flies. She said she would forget neither her necklace nor this calamity—nor would she forgive Enlil, since the flood was his idea and he never discussed it with the other gods. When Enlil arrived to partake of the sacrifice, he saw the boat and lost his temper. He demanded to know how anyone escaped the flood, since he intended it to destroy everyone. After Ninurta named the culprit, Ea himself spoke up. He chastised Enlil for creating the flood and said that if he wanted to punish someone, he should have made the punishment fit the crime. Not everyone deserved to die. He said that plagues, wolves, and famine could be used to kill some people instead of all people at once.
Enlil listened and understood. He took Utnapishtim and his wife by the hands and made them kneel. Then he touched their foreheads and blessed them, turning them into gods. For saving humanity, he granted them eternal life. But they alone deserved that gift.
When Utnapishtim finishes his story, he looks at Gilgamesh with scorn and asks if he really thinks he is worthy of becoming a god and living forever too. He tells Gilgamesh that, as a test, he should try to go a week without sleeping. Gilgamesh accepts the challenge, but when he sits down to begin his test he falls into a deep sleep.
Utnapishtim shows his wife how Gilgamesh sleeps. His wife tells him to wake Gilgamesh and let him return home. Utnapishtim tells her that if Gilgamesh wakes now, he'll deny that he fell asleep. Utnapishtim tells his wife to bake a piece of bread each day, leave it next to him, and make a mark on the wall. These things will prove to Gilgamesh that he slept.
After seven days, Utnapishtim touches Gilgamesh on the forehead and wakes him. Gilgamesh says he'd been close to falling asleep but denies actually sleeping. Then Utnapishtim shows him the seven pieces of bread and the seven marks on the wall. The first piece is dry as dust, the second only a little moister. The third is soggy and rotten, the fourth moldy, the fifth spotty, and the sixth only a little stale. The seventh is fresh from the oven. Gilgamesh is full of despair that he has not managed to escape the possibility of death. Utnapishtim tells Urshanabi, his boatman, that Urshanabi can never return here. He orders Urshanabi to take Gilgamesh to the washing place so Gilgamesh can clean himself and reveal the beauty he has been hiding. He tells Urshanabi to have Gilgamesh bind up his hair, throw the skin he wears into the sea, and put on a spotless robe so he can return to his city in honor. Gilgamesh washes himself and changes into royal garments. Then he and the boatman board their boat and pole themselves away from shore.
Then Utnapishtim's wife asks her husband if there is anything he can give Gilgamesh to take back to his land. Gilgamesh poles the little boat back to shore. Utnapishtim says he will tell Gilgamesh one of the gods' secrets. He tells Gilgamesh about the thorny plant that grows beneath the waves called How-the-Old-Man-Once-Again-Becomes-a-Young-Man. Gilgamesh ties stone weights to his feet and dives into the sea. When he finds the plant he cuts the stones from his feet, and the waters cast him onto shore. He tells the boatman that he will share this plant with the elders of Uruk and then take some himself and be young again too.
But one night, when they stop to camp, Gilgamesh takes a swim in a pool of cool water. A snake smells the plant and steals it. As it slithers away, it sheds its skin. Now the serpent is young again, but Gilgamesh will never be. Heartbroken, Gilgamesh sits beside the pool and weeps.
Urshanabi and Gilgamesh travel on until they reach Uruk. When they arrive, Gilgamesh shows the boatman the city walls. He shows him its brickwork, fields, clay pits, and orchards. He shows him the temple of Ishtar. The main body of the poem ends here.
Tablet XII is a mystical poem, from a much older tradition, that Sin-Leqi-Unninni, for unknown reasons, appended to the epic. It begins when Gilgamesh drops a drum and drumstick through the floor of "the carpenter's house" into the nether world. Enkidu volunteers to retrieve it. Gilgamesh warns his friend that he must do nothing to call attention to himself in the underworld or the "Cry of the Dead" will seize him. Enkidu disobeys him, doing exactly the opposite of what Gilgamesh advised, and is seized. Ereshkigal, the fearsome Queen of the Underworld, a ghastly mother and lover, exposes her breasts to him and pulls him on top of her.
Gilgamesh goes before the gods and begs for their intercession. None of them will help him except Ea, the god of wisdom. Ea arranges to have Enkidu's spirit rise up into the world again so he and Gilgamesh can visit. Gilgamesh asks Enkidu what life is like in the underworld, and Enkidu gives a bleak account. He says that vermin devour his body. Gilgamesh asks him how it is for the other dead. Enkidu says that the more sons you have in this world, the better it goes in the other world. The man who has seven sons lives like a god. The dead who are the worst off are those who left no mourners behind.
Tablet XI recounts the gods' secrets and the story of the deluge, and though the story often parallels the biblical story of Noah, the two are not identical. In the biblical tale, humankind's wickedness provokes God to send the flood, and God chooses Noah to survive because of his righteousness. In Gilgamesh the gods never give a reason for the flood. In fact, all of them but Enlil claim afterward that they opposed the idea. In one older version of the story, Enlil decides to exterminate humanity because their noise disturbs his sleep. His arbitrary nature appears earlier in the epic as well—he was the god who chose Enkidu to die. Unlike Noah, Utnapishtim owes his survival to Ea's cleverness, not to any special virtue. When Utnapishtim tells the people they will have a great harvest of bread and wheat, he is making a cruel pun. In Akkadian, the word for "bread" is almost identical to that for "darkness," and the word for "wheat" is very similar to "misfortune." The gods regret the flood immediately, since they rely on peoples' sacrifices for their sustenance. Utnapishtim's offerings are the first things they have eaten since the flood began. Arbitrary as the gods' actions seem, the story presents a clear philosophy: even if the gods are capricious and men must die, humankind, nonetheless, is meant to live.
Gilgamesh finally finds the answer to his question about how he can elude death: he can't. When Ea says that some people should die but not all of them, he means that death is important, but that it should apply only to individuals. People die, but humankind will always endure. The parable of Utnapishtim's sleeping test illustrates this point. Sleep is a foretaste of death, but it is also a bodily need as fundamental as food. Gilgamesh has a body, so passing the test is impossible, but his humanness means he has much to do in the world. The parable of the magical plant and the serpent foreshadows the biblical tale of Adam, Eve, and the serpent. Just as with the flood story, however, the biblical version has a different moral dimension. After the serpent steals the plant, Gilgamesh knows that death cannot be avoided, a lesson he has perhaps already learned unconsciously, since he thought to share the plant with his community. Since Enkidu died, he has been mired in grief, and his wanting to share the plant shows that he is starting to think about his responsibilities to other people again. Though the serpent doomed Adam and Eve to a life marked by sin, Gilgamesh's serpent actually frees him in a way. Now he is starting to think like a king.
Gilgamesh's quest for eternal life poisons the life that he should be living in the here and now. His place is in Uruk, which, if he rules it well, will live on after him and continue to grow in power and beauty. This is what Utnapishtim was implying when he ordered his boatman to take Gilgamesh to the washing place and return him to his city. The baptism acknowledges and honors his mortal body. This hero's final quest is his journey back home. Some critics read the ending of Gilgamesh as profoundly pessimistic. From a Christian standpoint, it is—there is no heaven, no promise of eternal life, and no divine redemption or grace, all of which make life worth living according to Christianity. Taken on its own terms, the ending is deeply affirmative. Gilgamesh can now see Uruk for the marvel of human ingenuity and labor that it is, a worthy monument to the mortals who built it.
The temple of Ishtar appears again in the poem's very last verse, which suggests that feminine power resumes its importance as Gilgamesh's journey comes to an end. Gilgamesh and Enkidu's troubles began in earnest after they spurned the goddess. Yet after experiencing Siduri's and Utnapishtim's wife's kindness, and after learning about Ishtar's grief for humanity after the flood, Gilgamesh's attitude changes. Now that he accepts the fact that earthly life is all there is, the female force, which brings babies into the world and keeps the fire lit in the hearth, once again becomes central. Gilgamesh, one of the world's great homoerotic love stories, ends with the hero's return to the "house of Ishtar," where a woman rules.
Tablet XII parallels the main poem. It contains many obscurities, such as the carpenter's house, the ownership of which scholars cannot determine, and the drum and drumstick, which possibly have shamanistic significance. In this tablet, Enkidu brings his undoing upon himself by deliberately provoking the denizens of the underworld, much as he provoked Ishtar after wrestling with the Bull of Heaven. Ea is the only god who agrees to intercede for Gilgamesh, and we know from Utnapishtim's story that Ea is a steadfast friend of humanity. Though Enkidu doesn't have any good news to report from the underworld, he does say that the richer life is in this world, and the more man leaves behind in the way of children, reputation, and friends, the easier death will be.
Very nice article, although it should be noted that the Jacobsen 1949 translation of Siduri's Advice is far more popular:
"Gilgamesh, whither are you wandering? Life, which you look for, you will never find. For when the gods created man, they let death be his share, and life withheld in their own hands. Gilgamesh, fill your belly. Day and night make merry. Let days be full of joy, dance and make music day and night. And wear fresh clothes. And wash your head and bathe. Look at the child that is holding your hand, and let your wife del... Read more→
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It's not eight-legged (yet), but the Mediated Matter Group from MIT Media Lab is training a robot to weave web-like architecture, similar to the way a silkworm creates cocoons or a giant, metal black widow spider will capture humans for sport. It's called CNSILK (Computer Numerically Controlled Silk Cocoon Construction).
The implications of the technology are genuinely exciting.
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The Mediated Matter Group within the MIT Media Lab, is dedicated to the development and application of novel processes that enable and support the design of physical matter, and its adaptability to environmental conditions in the cr... Read Post
Honestly, it seems like silk pajamas are on a downswing in popularity. Which is a damn shame. But the Mediated Matter Research Group (part of the MIT Media Lab) recently put thousands of silkworms to work on an architectural project... Read Post


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2 cups flour
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Pour huckleberries into medium bowl and toss sugar and 6-8 tablespoons four with them (gently) until all berries are covered. Set aside and make pastry.
In medium bowl mix 2 cups flour, salt and lard, using two knives or any other pastry blender. I always do it with my fingers, squeezing the lard into the flour mixture until it's all crumbled and looks like cornmeal. (Wash hand first) Add about 8 tablespoons of ice water, tossing gently with a fork until it sticks together and can be rolled out. (Add more water to make it stick, a little at a time.) Roll out 1/2 of the dough on a floured, flat surface. Place on bottom of pie pan and fill with huckleberry mixture. Roll remaining dough and put on top of pie. Deal the edges and crimp edges in decorative style. Put fork pricks in the center for air to escape. Bake for 45 to 50 minutes. Let cool completely.
Note: This always leaks, no matter how carefully you try to crimp the edges, so if you don't have an oven that cleans itself, put a lining of tinfoil under the pie to catch the spill.
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Upon FDA granting permission for the IND to proceed nimotuzumab, to the knowledge of the company, this would be the first anticancer drug from Cuba to be used in clinical trials in the U.S.
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I'm pretty sure MK2 don't have this connector.
The MK2 arm rest has many differences with the MK2.5. The MK2.5 has:
1. a cigarette lighter under the arm rest
2. a cigarette lighter or a start button on the console top
3. a weird electronic part under the console (antenna or something)
4. USB and AUX under the arm rest.
All those connect in that plug.
The MK2 has none of the above.
You will have to wire the cigarette lighters directly to a power source.
You can probably piggy-back your current cigarette lighter. You might have issues with the fuses, however i find this unlikely since people sell 3-way cigarette light splitters.
Just waiting for some suitable cable to arrive and I'll knock a cable up for you.
Please give me a nudge via P/M towards the weekend in case I forget what I'm supposed to be doing.


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Fresh tarragon adds a French flavor to this chicken salad.
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Total Time: 25 min
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- 4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves (1 1/2 pounds)
- 1 bay leaf
- 1/3 cup(s) walnuts pieces
- 1/2 cup(s) mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon(s) Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon(s) finely chopped tarragon
- 1 tablespoon(s) snipped chives
- 1 tablespoon(s) fresh lemon juice
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
- 4 celery ribs with leaves from the light green inner heart, finely chopped
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. In a medium saucepan, cover the chicken breasts with water. Add the bay leaf and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat to low and poach the chicken until white throughout, about 10 minutes. Discard the bay leaf. Transfer the chicken to a work surface and let cool slightly, then cut into 1/2-inch dice.
- Meanwhile, in a pie plate, toast the walnuts for about 7 minutes, or until golden brown. Let the walnuts cool, then coarsely chop them. In a large bowl, whisk the mayonnaise with the mustard, tarragon, chives and lemon juice. Add the chicken, walnuts and celery, season with salt and pepper and toss to coat thoroughly.
- Make Ahead: The chicken salad can be assembled and refrigerated overnight. Add the toasted walnuts just before serving.
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Premiership stars Nicolas Anelka and Patrice Evra have been branded "scum" by French philosophers after their country's World Cup exit.
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The Amanda Forum, named in honor of Amanda Bach who lost her life to teen dating violence in Porter County in 2011, is offered through The Caring Place after it received a $50,000 grant from The Women's Impact Fund of Porter County earlier this year.
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"I'm really excited that people are getting behind it. When you get together with these teens, it's pretty incredible," says Schultz who adds that there are plans to make it part of bigger state and national initiatives, including establishing a youth task force and annual workshops.
Denise Koebcke, youth dating violence prevention workshop coordinator for The Caring Place, says that the focus is on all youths, not just girls.
"About one in five youths are affected by youth dating violence and guys are affected as well by manipulation and abuse. Teen dating violence and bullying are systemic of our society right now and with new technology it just expands the problem. It's a whole new context today. Parents need to learn the signs to look for and teens need to know what good behavior looks like," said Koebcke.
Spots are limited. For more information or to register call The Caring Place at (219) 464-0840, ext. 103, or visit www.thecaringplacenwi.org or www.facebook.com/theamandaforum.