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Ramez: The 2nd and 3rd Fleets haven't left yet, so if you have a suggestion, i'd be glad to hear it.
Sam: What about Aldebaran?
Ramez: It's pretty heavily defended.
Sam: Our last intel on the system was a month ago, and one of General Sun Tzu's tactics was to "attack where your enemy least expects it". He expects us to move through the lightly defended systems, so strike a heavily defended one. Preston's forces won't expect it, and the 2nd and 3rd Fleets will still be able to get through and split up.
Ramez: Good idea, Captain. As for the System's defences, we don't have much intel, and I wouldn't expect it until we reach the target. We don't have time for a scouting mission.
We can send a scout 6 hours ahead of us, to get the sensor data, but it'll mean moving the 2nd and 3rd Fleets Distraction forward as well. If we have them attack Aldebaran, I'd rather they have more time.
Sam: Admiral, I helped the Federation test the Aldebaran Defences. If anyone can get through...
Ramez: I need you here Captain.
However, Captain Forrester was with you on the mission.
Sam: He knows just as much as I do.
Ramez: Very well. I'll have the Matthew Neilson rendezvous with the 3rd fleet.
Admiral Allen, the Dominion are moving as we speak. They should be arriving at the Idran System any moment now. I have Councillor Odo's personal assurances on that.
James: I don't think even a token force would be enough... I see the Dominion locking horns with the synthesizers as we speak.. Believe me they want to see which side wins...
But other than that... Aldebaran is a better choice..
You must wonder though where did all those vessels go? By the way Admiral Ramez a word in private?


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Senior Chipman avoids the spotlight
HE sat at the end of the front row at the biggest press conference in his family's history -- not on the podium -- far from the microphones, quietly shaking hands and accepting congratulations from well-wishers.
Even though he's the patriarch of Winnipeg's first family of hockey and played a key role in the return of the National Hockey League to town, RM (Bob) Chipman is loathe to seek out the limelight.
In fact, he would have watched the entire proceedings from the back of the room Tuesday morning had his daughter, Susan Millican, not ushered him up to the seat with his name on it. The 84-year-old is content to lend a hand, be a sounding board for his offspring and then give them all of the credit. Their influence on him, however, is substantial to say the least.
Case in point: While attempting to politely decline an interview request with the Free Press, he finally acquiesced when Millican walked up, kissed him gently on the cheek and said, "I think you should talk, Dad."
With that, the founder and chairman Megill-Stephenson Co., the parent company to the Birchwood Automotive Group and significant real estate holdings, held court for a few minutes.
"I've been saying for a number of years that Winnipeg lacked two things -- a National Hockey League team and Ikea," he said, referring to the furniture giant scheduled to open its much-anticipated store in the south end of Winnipeg next year.
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He said his family's dream of bringing the NHL back to Winnipeg began right after it was decided the Jets were destined for Phoenix in 1996. He was one of a select group of business leaders who spearheaded the "Save The Jets" campaign back in 1995. Before that, he was on the Jets' board and chairman of Winnipeg Enterprises.
"I've been around this story for a long time," he said. "I've been very fortunate to have such a wonderful family and to work with a lot of great people. I'm a very fortunate guy."
True North Sports & Entertainment chairman Mark Chipman is quick to give credit where credit is due, saying while his father goes about his business quietly and efficiently, his influence speak volumes.
"I can't describe the feelings I have for my father. Role model doesn't begin to describe what he has meant to my brothers, my sister and me. He's one of the smartest and wisest human beings that I've ever met. He's a kind, thoughtful and humble guy," he said.
Chipman said most children grow up trying to emulate their parents, and he, brothers Jeoff and Steve and sister, Susan, were no exception. He described his late mother, Sheila, who passed away in 2005, as "an absolute rock."
"She allowed him to start a business from scratch. They both provided so much love and support in our lives," he said.
Millican agreed, saying everything that her family has is due to her parents.
"My mom would have been thrilled to be there today," she said.
And her father plans on being there today, tomorrow and well into the future. She said he has been golfing his age for 12 years, walks two miles every morning and regularly does weights, push-ups and sit-ups.
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"The leadership from generation to generation is an inspiration. It's a testament to values and inculcating them through the generations," he said.
"It's a blessing for Mark to have his father by his side, just as it's a blessing for his father to have Mark and all of his family by his side."
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Reviewer: John Kacur
While you might not have "mastered" algorithms after reading this book, it is still a well-written book that I recommend without reservations. In the preface, the author explains why his "approach is not what one normally thinks of in connection with books on data structures and algorithms." He rightly explains that many books on data structures and algorithms have an "academic feel about them, and real details such as implementation and application are left to be resolved elsewhere." Indeed, the strength of this book is that instead of snippets of code, we are presented with full programs as useful implementations.
The book is divided into three parts. Part I, Preliminaries, is the shortest. The author doesn't try to teach the reader C, but instead provides a useful review of some tricky topics such as the use of pointers (generic pointers, function pointers casts and so on). He touches lightly on recursion and reminds us what tail recursion is and why it is efficient. There is also an overview of O-Notation for analyzing algorithms. Some people might complain that the book doesn't go into enough depth here, but if you view it as a companion text to the more theoretical books from your college courses, then this is just the right amount of information you need to continue on to the implementations.
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Part III is called Algorithms. The chapters here are Sorting and Searching, Numerical Methods, Data Compression, Data Encryption, Graph Algorithms and Geometric Algorithms. While these chapters are not necessarily comprehensive (and how could a one-volume book be comprehensive?), Loudon presents some interesting topics that are not traditionally covered in books on algorithms, such as data compression and data encryption. It was particularly interesting to read about Lempel-Ziv compression, given the recent copyright controversy with GIF graphics.
If you are a beginning programmer, you should first read a book such as The C Programming Language by Kernighan and Ritchie. If you are new to data structures and algorithms, this is an excellent book with real implementations to study. I would recommend it as a companion to the more traditional academic books typically assigned in college courses. If you are an intermediate to expert programmer, you might still appreciate this book as a practical reference that won't bog you down in theoretical detail, yet will allow you to get a program up and running quickly.
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My bet is the same team that won the FDA will be at the CHMP meeting.
No big deal - at least they made it way past the point VVUS did.
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Meyer Lemon Tree Not Producing
I have an 8 year-old Meyer lemon tree that used to flower and produce lemons every year, however it has not done so for the past 4 or so years. The tree is kept in my greenhouse during the winter months and then when the weather breaks here in NJ, it is placed outdoors. In the past I had a lot of leaf drop in the winter, however this year I kept the leaves moist 2-3 times per week using a hand sprayer and lost very few leaves. I am careful not to overwater the tree, has a number of large drainage holes in the pot and it has grown quite nicely over the years. I repotted a few years ago as I felt that it had outgrown the previous pot. Last year I cut back all the suckers as I thought that too much energy was going to the new branches and trimmed the tree roots accordingly. Is it possible that the tree has hit middle age and is just not producing anymore? Any suggestions?
Hi , as I remember citrus trees need to be very tight in their pots to start flowering and one tip is to let the soil dry a little bit more than usual , this will promote ,if you are doing so for 2-3 time ,flowering. But never to forget onece the flowers appears the soil shoulb be moist enough.
Also good food , especially high in P will promote flowering
I would examine the root-zone to make sure that the roots aren't congested.
As a containerized tree becomes root-bound, it will rapidly lose vitality.
Selectively pruning the older woody roots - in favor of newer, finer roots/roothairs -
will help return your tree to a more vital, productive state.
An important question to ask is what kind of soil mix are you using?
To be honest, I've never met a nursery mix that I liked ;-)
Pruning out the older roots will keep your tree in a perpetually juvenile state,
so you needn't worry about it hitting that mid-life crisis.
Another question would regard fertilization. What type, and what frequency?
I have had the same containerized Meyer lemon tree for over 25 years (it is about 34 inches tall, and has a trunk that is about 1.75 inches in diameter), and it still fruits (it has been in an 15 inch pot for about a year, but before that I kept it in a 12 inch pot for fifteen years. Every three years or so I pulled it out, cut an inch or two of the roots and soil away from the bottom and sides, and then put it back into the same pot, pre-filling the bottom, and refilling the sides of the container with new soil.
My tree usually sets its fruit in two bursts, one from around Xmas through March, and another when it goes outside for the summer in May. It is not consistent: last year it set 12 fruit inside, and about the same number outside (I think I had 25 lemons on it), and this year it has so far only set three fruit . . . but I have not pruned it yet.
One thing I find that helps the tree decide to flower is to wait for the tree to go through a bit of a rest period, and then to clip an inch or four or ten off last season's branches. This clearly causes the plant to respond with a growth spurt, and if you do it at this time of the year or in the spring it should result in flowers.
Right now, because I haven't pruned any of my trees, apart from what I did in early October prior to bringing them in for the winter, I notice that the few new shoots most of them are getting are thin and at the tips of already thin branches. the flowers are also few and far between.
kiropod: After posting my previous reply, I found my pruners and had at the lemon (and some of the other citrus), and cut it back quite severely. I'd estimate I took off about 30 to 40% of the branches. In some cases I was cutting fairly old (three or four years) wood. I tried to trim away any branches that had become either spindly or twiggy, and removed several branches that crossed other branches in an obvious manner. Often, I was cutting off a branch or twig that had borne fruit this year or last. These branches seem to become less productive over time.
Thanks Don in CT for your advice. I did a major prune last year of the branches, but will do another one this spring and do the same for the roots. I've lost a lot more leaves than usual this winter and see more dead looking branches as well. I did put a humidifier in the greenhouse this winter, hoping that would help the environment even more. Thanks again to all.
Kitopod...It's true suckers take nutrients. They should be removed as soon as possible. Besides using energy, the larger they get, the bigger scar/s left on the trunk.
Do you recall the Citrus Fertilizer brand? What are the 3 numbers? NPK...Any added minerals?? Sometimes a second type of fertilizer is necessary.
Soil should be acidic..pH of 5.0-6.0 Ever test pH? PH meters are available online and local nurseries. They range from 20.00 to hundreds. A 20.00 meter is fine. PH meters are easy to use, 99% accurate. Insert prongs in soil, pH will display on a little screen.
You've done a great job caring for your Meyer's, including spraying leaves. When citrus are brought indoors after spending summer outside, some leaf drop is normal.
Eight-years is a good amount of time, but your citrus isn't going through mid-life crisis. It's still young.
How much light does your tree get? Sun is important year round, yes, including winter, even though it's impossible in some states. That's where artificial light comes in handy..you don't have to spend a fortune on lighting, either. Shop light fixures are fine. South and west windows are preferable to east or north.
People use different soils or soil-less mixes. I prefer a home-made mix consisting of Potting Soil, Perlite, a little Peat, and Bark.
I don't over-pot. A 2-3" gap between rootball and pot is sufficient. Repotting is best done in spring. As summer progresses the extra room provides roots to grow.
Pick up a citrus book/s, read online articles, and get answers here on GW. Toni
I do not recall the fertilizer, but I purchased it from the Home Depot in Florida and the package stated that it was for Citrus trees.The tree gets plenty of sun in the winter as it is in my greenhouse with good exposure. PH appears to be 7.5 or slightly higher. Would it be possible for the container to be too big? Thanks again for your help.
Citrus (in my experience and growing circumstances), can resent excessively large containers. But your container does not sound excessively large, given the dimensions you've described. Provide a picture if possible. Otherwise, try letting it dry a bit more between waterings. Citrus seem to respond well to a certain degree of "tough love".
Hey, Kiropod!
You're right, that is a higher pH than citrus would prefer.
In fact most plants in container culture prefer a lower pH than if in the ground.
It's usually more effective to change the pH of your irrigation water than it is
to try and change the pH of your potting mix after the fact.
One of the easiest ways to lower pH of tap-water is to add white vinegar.
Start with a gallon of water, and measure the pH. Then, add white vinegar until you
bring the pH down to about 5.0 - 5.8. Write down the amount of white vinegar it takes
to lower a gallon of your tap-water, then simply add that amount of white vinegar to your water
when you water...or as often as you remember ;-)
Now, when re-potting, making an acidic mix is a good idea.
Many of us grow in bark-based mixes. Bark is quite acidic, which virtually guarantees
that your potting mix will be on the acid side. When mixing, I add 1 tablespoon Dolomitic Lime
to a gallon of potting mix to raise the pH and to provide calcium.
Hard to beat this mix, or similar mixes.
I just picked up a few bags of Catus, Palm and Citrus soil, consisting of sphagnum peat moss, composted forest products, sand and perlite. I also purchased a bag of pine bark mulch and potting soil. Any other suggestions for making up my container soil. I do have a new 2-3 year old Meyer arriving this week.
I live in Los Angeles and my lemon tree has been in the ground for about 2-3 years. It has never produced more than a couple of lemons here and there. It is in part shade, and I have clay soil. I probably don't fertilize it enough, but are there also other ideas? thanks.
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Your tree would probably be a lot happier--thus making you happier with a lot of lemons--if you dig it from its spot and mix a lot of organic material (fine pine bark or mulch), sand, and some peat moss into the soil before replanting. A little sulfur mixed into the soil at the bottom of the hole would be helpful, too, by lowering the pH of the surrounding soil a bit. If you could put it into a sunny location, that would be even better, but just improving the soil should help. As stated by other posters, you also don't want to over water. Deep watering once a month and checking to make sure it isn't bone dry every other week should be enough in most areas of L.A.
I hope that this helps.
Can anyone please help me? I have a Lisbon lemon, was a good size when planted 6 yrs ago and produced heavily each year. This past crop, I noted that some of the fruits began to split right before harvest. I watered more, thinking that was the issue. Then NO blooms at all. So I used a little more citrus fertilizer that is blended for our locale. It sprouted more leaves, but NO BLOOMS. What happened??
I planted a lemon tree from a seed. I went to a green house and purchased the correct potting soil for citrus and food. My plants are 2 years old and not produced so much as a flower as yet:(
They are in like 6 inch pots, but planted close to the top and are now about 3 feet high. I have cut them back, severely, the first year, and this spring I have cut them back again.
I have seen some post mentioning doing something with the roots, cutting the older ones off?
I water them when they dry out and they get afternoon sun in the winter and are out with my hot pepper plants in the green house in the late spring and than are totally outside in the sun from July till September.
I'm at a loss. What can I do to force flowering and production of a few lemons?


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Every year I have my "BEST OF" contest where my clients, blog readers, Facebook fans and faithful followers can vote for what they think is the best photo of 2014. Again, I will be naming 3 winners (1st, 2nd & 3rd place).
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I bought a small bag athe grocery store. They are white, and have been salted. Because they are so thin, it seems like an exercise in futility to shell them. I can eat them this way, but wanted to shell a few to sprinkle on a pasta recipe, where I don't think the whole seed would be appealing.
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Last week I made a recipe that called for smoked turkey and some canned pumpkin in a sauce over pasta. They said to sprinkle on seeded pumpkin seeds over the finished dish, if desired. Well, I thought, OK, and went to the regular grocery. (Now that I think about it, maybe a health food store would have offered a better seed.) Bought a bag of pumpkin seeds, but it was ridiculous to try to seed them. So I didn't sprinkle them on the recipe, ans am just eating them as the salty snack they are.


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Anderson Announces New VP of Human Resources
Posted: 07/15/2011 - Anderson Regional Medical Center announced Friday it has a new vice-president of human resources for more than 1,800 employees.
Posted: 07/15/2011 - Anderson Regional Medical Center announced Friday it has a new vice-president of human resources for more than 1,800 employees.
Updated: 07/15/2011 - Demopolis police have arrested a man accused of transmitting obscene material to a minor through the Internet.
Updated: 07/14/2011 - The Linden School District came up with a unique way to supplement its budget.
Posted: 07/13/2011 - The National Transportation Safety Board says the wreckage of a Cessna 421 that crashed in Demopolis, Ala., killing seven members of a Florida family, has been removed from the crash site.
Posted: 07/13/2011 - Mississippi's attorney general is suing the administrator of BP's $20 billion oil spill fund to get access to claims filed by coastal residents.
Posted: 07/13/2011 - Alabama cities and counties will have to pick up more of the costs for removing debris from the April 27 tornado outbreak.
Updated: 07/12/2011 - Less than three months after losing her home in a tornado, a Choctaw County, Ala., woman says she was victimized again.
Updated: 07/11/2011 - The names of those who died in a plane crash in Demopolis have been released by authorities.
Updated: 07/11/2011 - More details are coming in after a plane crash in West Alabama Saturday night
Updated: 07/05/2011 - Almost two dozen arrests have been made in a drug roundup in West Alabama.
Posted: 07/03/2011 - Here's a look at the schedule for some of the fireworks displays happening this 4th of July
Updated: 06/30/2011 - As talks about the U.S. debt limit remain at a stalemate in Washington, one member of Congress is reaching out to constituents back home.
Updated: 06/29/2011 - Hundreds of Buffalo Wild Wings restaurants are stepping up to help tornado victims.
Posted: 06/28/2011 - Analysts say the April tornadoes that decimated much of Alabama might provide the catalyst needed to kick-start the economy.
Posted: 06/28/2011 - Defense attorneys in Alabama's gambling corruption trial are challenging the credibility of a casino owner who has pleaded guilty to offering bribes to legislators.
Posted: 06/27/2011 - Former Alabama Gov. Bob Riley was injured in a motorcycle accident near Fairbanks, Alaska.
Posted: 06/25/2011 - Representatives from the twin states fared well in this year's competition
Updated: 06/24/2011 - A casino developer, who pleaded guilty in a vote-buying scheme, described what he called the underside of Montgomery politics to federal jurors in Alabama's gambling trial.
Updated: 06/23/2011 - Sumter County school superintendent, Dr. Fred Primm, will wrap up his tenure in a week.
Updated: 06/23/2011 - A local animal shelter is in the running for a grant, but it needs the community's help to make it happen.
Updated: 06/23/2011 - A family in the Edna community is receiving a big helping hand.
Updated: 06/23/2011 - The city of Tuscaloosa is disputing a bill of $940,260.30 submitted by a contractor who provided food for city employees after the April 27 tornado.
Updated: 06/22/2011 - Two men are in custody in Demopolis, Ala., accused of sexually assaulting a child.
Updated: 06/22/2011 - An arrest has been made in a late night armed robbery in Butler, Ala.
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Attn: East Coasters in Irene's path
Public service message:
Do not cover your pool. It could blow away. This includes those with automatic covers. Unless your pool and it's equipment are on your homeowners, the repair is on you.
Boost your chlorine level to 10X the proper level shortly before it hits. 6% Bleach like Clorox or Great Value is best.
Turn off the system at the main panel's breaker to the sub-panel outside. before power goes out or you get a spike when another area goes off line, This will preserve your pumps and automation systems until power is reliable again.
Secure patio sets. Those with gunite pools might be able to pull the cushions off and set the chairs in the pool. They won't go anywhere. Obviously, don't do this with wrought iron type furniture. :-/
Turn tables upside down. They won't catch much wind that way.
Secure the shed.
Don't put things where they can fly. 100 MPH winds are no joke!
I assume no liability for this but felt compelled to do this.
Do NOT drain the pool! With the amount of water coming our way, the water table will rise. We want every bit of weight in the pool to prevent pop ups and line floats.
After the storm, if you're without power...
1. Pick out as much debris as you can.
2. Add bleach daily and swish it around with your brush.
We were without power for 9 days after Ike. I worked on the pool for a while every one of those days...pulling branches, scooping leaves, etc. I added a gallon of Clorox a day, and used my brush to stir the water and make sure it was spread throughout the pool. The water color looked OK, but the pool was very cloudy after the storm, and it stayed that way the whole time we were without power. Our power came back on at about 5:30 on a Sunday night. One of the first things I did was turn on the pump. By the time I got up Monday morning the pool was completely clear.
Those in areas of potentially high water tables and ALL liner pool owners. DO NOT LOWER THE POOL WATER LEVEL YET!
Liners will float. Gunite and F/G pools can pop up or cause hidden stress and cracking.
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Apple's iTunes 10.1.1 update causing crashes instead of fixing themSome users are reporting that updating to iTunes 10.1.1, which is supposed to resolve issues that could cause it to crash, causes iTunes to crash, leaving them unable to open the application.
Apple released a minor update to its iTunes software on Wednesday, ostensibly resolving issues that could cause iTunes to unexpectedly quit.
However, several AppleInsider readers have reported that, after installing the update, iTunes immediately crashes upon opening, rendering the program unusable.
Users have also reported the issue on the Apple Support discussion forums. In one thread, users detail their problems with iTunes crashing upon opening and failing to load after upgrading to iTunes 10.1.1.
Some users report receiving the following Problem Report: "iTunes cannot be opened because of a problem. Check with the developer to make sure iTunes works with this version of Mac OS X. You may need to install any available updates for the application and Mac OS X."
Several posters were able to resolve the crashing issue by downloading iTunes directly from Apple's website instead of through Software Update, and then overwriting the previously updated software.
Another issue users are reporting is being unable to download and install the iTunes update through Software Update. According to forum user Gioker, Software Update displays an error message stating, "The update iTunes can't be saved - a networking error has occurred. Cannot open file (-3001) Make sure you can connect to the internet and try again," despite being connected to the internet. Apple's standalone iTunes installer appears to run without any problems.
Apple's previous update, iTunes 10.1, was released in November, adding support for iOS 4.2 and AirPlay functionality with the Apple TV.
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- Tidal music service expected to relaunch with exclusives that could hurt Apple's Beats Music
- Apple reportedly puts Trent Reznor in charge of redesigned Beats Music app, presses forward with iTunes Radio revamp
- Yet another outage hits Apple's App Store & iTunes, preventing searches, discovery & downloads
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Anyone have any ideas or links for a good bottle-storage solution. Would like to store empties upside down and be able to move them around easily.
Thanks. Have thought about old plastic soda bottle cases but can't locate any. Any other thoughts would be appreciated.
Make something unique, then share..... Or just keg everything
I went to a store that repairs dish washers and got a few upper racks for 2 dollars a piece. I place the bottle upside down on the rack post and leave them that way. They sit in a closet. When I need them I take a rack out run them in the dishwasher with no soap and they are ready to go. A shot of star san and back into the rack to await their turn in the bottling process.
I made sure I got racks that fit my dishwasher. But its not critical. Each rack holds 24-26bottles depending on the bottle.
I am sure there are better ways but this works for me. I dont have tons of bottles yet.
I just line the bottom of the box they came in with some newspaper and paper towels to soak up any water that might drip out after rinsing them. All I have to do is sanitize when needed.
If you don't have any boxes, I bet some liquor store might give you some empties from returnable bottles.
We store them in the case or 12pk boxes upside down with papertowels in the bottom of the boxes or we store them upside down in 6pk holders.
You could probably store them on bottle trees, at least between brewing sessions. After they're full of beer you'll want them in the fridge anyway...
For $22 you can store 80 empties:
After cleaning and rinsing I leave them on a bottle tree until they are dry and then I place a piece of tin foil on the top and store in a case. They stay ready to be sanitized and bottled like this indefinitely.
Milk crate with added insert for the bottom. If you use wood, you'll probably want to make sure it's sealed so the wet wood won't encourage bacteria.
I have cardboard cut out for my milk crates. When they get wet I just toss them and replace with another piece.


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- March/April Classes - Rioja and Willamette Valley Classics
World-class winemakers and an in-depth exploration of one of Rioja's most important estates on tap for the early spring (plus One Sip at a Time sessions – see here for the details on those).
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Rioja Old-School and Modern Classics from CVNE
Thursday, March 26, 7pm
Course Fee $30
Much of the world first really focused on the wines of Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España - abbreviated CVNE or Cune - last year when its 2004 Rioja Imperial Gran Reserva was named Wine Spectator's 2013 Wine of the Year. But fans of wines from Spain's most legendary wine region, Rioja, have known for years that Cune is one of the most exciting names in the region. Matt Daniels from Cvne's US Importer, Europvin, will help you understand why.
We'll focus on two of the three wineries that make up this benchmark estate, Cune and Vina Real. Established in 1879, Cune's cellars still sit next to the train station in Haro where thousands of gallons of robust Rioja were shipped north to Bordeaux during the phylloxera epidemic. It's a bastion of "traditional" Rioja - elegant, complex, and well-aged before release. Vina Real sits nearby and shows its relative youth (first vintage: 1920) in a style that shows more primary fruit without losing contact with Rioja tradition.
Matt will share the Cune story and some truly brilliant wines. Here's what we will taste:
Cune Rioja Rosé 2013
Cune Viura Rioja Monopole White 2014
Cune Rioja Reserva 2010
Imperial Rioja Reserva 2008
Imperial Rioja Gran Reserva 2007
Vina Real Rioja Crianza 2010
Vina Real Rioja Reserva 2010
Vina Real Rioja Gran Reserva Red 2006
You'll enjoy light snacks and plenty of great information with the wines. Don't miss it!
Virginia is for PINOT Lovers - A Visit with Winemaker Erin Nuccio from Evesham Wood and Haden Fig
Wednesday, April 22, 7pm
Course Fee: $40
Thanks to our good friends at Roanoke Valley Wine Co., we're delighted to welcome a great Willamette Valley winemaker to the Chain Bridge Cellars classroom on April 22: Erin Nuccio from Evesham Wood and Haden Fig. Erin started his wine exploration here in the DC area before taking a winding path towards working with Rus Raney at Evesham Wood. While making wine with Russ, he launched his own Haden Fig label - and then unexpectedly had Russ offer him the keys to Evesham Wood!
Erin works mainly with fruit from the southern part of Willamette Valley, farms organically, and is always among the first to harvest his ripe but never very sugar-laden fruit. Modest use of wood, light extraction, and a special yeast cultured from the cellars of Henri Jayer make these some of the most elegant, pretty, and perfumed Pinots of the Valley.
During this class, you'll have the chance to get to Erin and taste 8 fantastic Willamette Valley wines:
Evesham Wood Blanc du Puits Sec 2014
Evesham Wood Eola Cuvee Pinot Noir 2013
Evesham Wood Mahonia Pinot Noir 2012
Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Temperance Hill 2012
Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Le Puits Sec 2011
Evesham Wood Pinot Noir Le Puits Sec 2012
Hadenfig Chardonnay Juliette 2012
Hadenfig Pinot Noir Willamette Valley 2013
This is a fantastic opportunity to get to know one of the most talented young winemakers working in Oregon today, hear the story of one of Willamette Valley's most important pioneering estates, and explore the fascinating differences between vintages 2011, 2012, and 2013. Light snacks will be served with the wines - join us!
- "One Sip at a Time" Wine Classes - The 2015 Schedule
One Sip at a Time classes focus on wine basics like how to taste, evaluate, and talk about wine, while helping you identify the wines and flavors you enjoy most. You can join us for the full series or just come by for a class or two. Course fee for each class is $25.
Sign up for any of the core classes, which take place the second Thursday of each month at 7:15 pm (except August) and last about 90 minutes. In addition, you can sign up for "Deep Dives" into some of the world's greatest grapes on six Sundays throughout the year.
Reserve your seats by calling us at 703.356.6500, emailing us at email@example.com, or just stopping by the store. For more wine class options, check out our winemaker/importer classes.
Good Wines Gone Bad
Second Thursday of April (April 9, 2015), 7:15 pm
The wine you've just opened is not as exciting as you expected. Is it flawed? Or you're at a fine restaurant and the waiter presents the wine. You get a pour and something doesn't smell right ... now what? Learn how to answer these questions in this class. Sample wines in perfect condition, and then taste some of the most common ways things go wrong. You'll learn what a "corked" wine is and how to spot oxidation, heat damage and more. And we'll give you some great strategies for dealing with the wine waiter anytime you have questions or concerns about a bottle.
Chardonnay - A One Sip at a Time Deep Dive
Sunday, May 3, 2015, 5:00 pm
Often referred to as the winemaker's grape, Chardonnay is a chameleon. From steely, citrusy Chablis to full-throttle, lavishly oaked California examples, Chardonnay can taste radically different depending on where it was grown and how it was made. You might even taste one from a place you'd never expect to find Chardonnay, just to keep things interesting! In this casual, Sunday-evening class, you'll explore the many faces of Chardonnay.
Old World vs New World Reds
Second Thursday of May (May 14, 2015), 7:15 pm
Taste a Cab/Merlot blend from Bordeaux and one from outside Europe. Try an oaked Pinot Noir from the Russian River Valley and one from Burgundy. Same grapes, different wines. What's going on? Learn the answer as you sip pairs of wines from Europe and the USA. We'll cover weather, winemaking, and soils, along with the differences between Old World and New World winemaking.
Old World vs New World Whites
Second Thursday of June (June 11, 2015), 7:15 pm
Discover the similarities and differences between white wines grown in classic European wine regions and their New World counterparts. As you sip, find the common thread in Chardonnay from Burgundy vs. California, and discover the stunning difference between classic Sancerre and New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. Then compare Mosel vs. Clare Valley Riesling ... a fun and delicious contrast!
Hooray for Rose!
Second Thursday of July (July 9, 2015) – 7:15 pm
See the world through rose colored glasses! We'll kick off the dog days of summer by learning all about everyone's favorite warm-weather sipper. During this fun and casual class, you'll try iconic, pale salmon styles from Provence, to pink fizz, to more unusual styles from around the world. You'll try an array of rose with complementary snacks, and learn all about how those gorgeous shades of pink get that way!
Sauvignon Blanc – A One Sip at a Time Deep Dive
Sunday, July 19, 2015, 5:00 pm
our every-other-month Sunday series gives you a "Deep Dive" into a single important grape variety – and this month we're focused on a great summer white, Sauvignon Blanc. Aromatic, sometimes even pungent, Sauvignon Blanc is like that friend we all have who makes his or her presence known the second they enter a room! Despite its distinctive varietal character, there are many different ways to express this popular, citrusy varietal.
Six (Other) Whites You Should Know
Second Thursday of September (Sept. 10, 2015), 7:15 pm
No Chardonnay. Not a taste of Sauvignon Blanc. Nope, we're going to delve into some of the world's most interesting whites, many of which come from grapes you've never heard of! Sure, we'll play with Pinot Gris and rock out with Riesling, but we'll also get to know Verdejo, sip on Chenin, and…well, you get the drift. A chance to explore some of the world's most versatile, delicious, and great value whites.
Pinot Noir - A One Sip at a Time Deep Dive
Sunday, Sept. 20, 2015, 5:00 pm
Delicate and ephemeral, difficult and expensive to grow, Pinot Noir is the diva of the grape world. Maybe that's why we love it so much? In this Deep-Dive One Sip at a Time class you'll get to explore this complex, aromatic grape. You'll taste everything from earthy red Burgundy to plush California Pinot, and maybe even find that elusive, delicious, great Pinot Noir for less than $20.
Hey, Wait A Minute: That's Sweet!
Second Thursday of October (Oct. 8, 2015), 7:15 pm
We know, we know. "I don't like sweet wines" is something we hear every day. But, have you ever tried a sweet-and-tangy Loire Chenin Blanc with a little mousse pate? Or, a golden Semillon/Sauvignon Blanc blend with bleu cheese? Or, perhaps most wonderful of all, a nutty, caramel-infused barrel-aged sweetie with toasted nuts? Come give these beauties a try, and you may just find yourself sweetly convinced!
Riesling - A One Sip at a Time Deep Dive
Sunday, Nov. 1, 2015, 5:00 pm
One of the world's most misunderstood grapes, Riesling is beloved by sommeliers, but causes an involuntary nose-wrinkling in most consumers. Wind down the weekend with a look at this surprisingly versatile grape. From bone-dry Australian Rieslings with racy acidity to unctuous German examples that are about as far away from Blue Nun as you could imagine, you'll taste all that Riesling has to offer.
Six (Other) Reds You Should Know
Second Thursday of November (Nov. 12, 2015), 7:15 pm
Cabernet and Pinot Noir…not going to be in your glass! Instead, we're going to explore a world of flavor and fun with some of the world's other great red grapes. These are some of our favorite food and sipping friendly reds, some from "important" grapes you may have tried before and others from a bit off the beaten path. A world of interesting, delicious, and often super value reds away your discovery.
Cheap vs. Expensive: Which Do You Really Prefer?
Second Thursday of December (Dec. 10, 2014), 7:15 pm
The Grand Finale: A blind tasting! Sample four pairs of wines "blind." One will be a $12-$15 value; the other a $25-$40 star. Can you tell them apart? And which do you prefer? In this festive session, you'll learn why wines cost what they do and tricks for getting the most wine for your hard-earned dollar. And you'll find out how much a price tag may influence your preferences – One Sip at a Time.
Note: Registration for this class opens to the general public on Dec. 1. Registration before Dec. 1 restricted to One Sip at a Time Passport holders and attendees of at least four other 2015 One Sip at a Time sessions.
- Red and White Values Friday & Saturday Plus The 98 Point 2010 Sammarco Super-Tuscan Saturday Only
While the volatile weather keeps things in doubt, this is the first full weekend of Spring, and we're celebrating with a great set of wines for you to try on Friday from 3-7pm and Saturday from noon-4pm. Join us to try:
Kellerei Kaltern Caldaro Pinot Grigio 2013 – With Spring coming (really – it's on the way!), it seemed like a great time to check in on our favorite Pinot Grigio value from the hilly vineyards of Alto Adige. Juicy, fresh, and bursting with ripe fruit, this is Pinot Grigio for folks who like a lot of flavor (and a very low price).
De Morgenzon DMZ Chardonnay 2013 – Yes, it's true: the folks at South Africa's DeMorgenzon play baroque music to their grapes 24/7 to make them happier. Odd farming, perhaps, but nothing odd about this rich and cream Chardonnay with a finish that sails on and on!
Hillinger Pinot Noir Eveline 2013 – a perennial winner in the "Best Pinot Under $20" here is better than ever in 2013. Pure, juicy, and loaded with luscious fruit, this is an irresistible, grab by the case, buy!
Ogier (Michel Et Stephane) L'Ame Soeur Syrah 2011 – a breathtaking Northern Rhone Syrah that Wine Advocate rated 92 points and Robert Parker called ""A dead-ringer for a Cote Blonde Cote Rotie, this cuvee may be the greatest vin de pays I have ever tasted." Very limited, though.
Castello Dei Rampolla Sammarco 2010 (Saturday Only)– We have hardly any to sell, but what the heck. Let's celebrate the first weekend of Spring by opening a bottle of the 98 point 2010 Sammarco, one of Italy's greatest Cabernet-based Super-Tuscan reds. This will be open on Saturday only and available to taste while the bottle lasts.
We'll have some treats from the cheese case out to enjoy with the wines and plenty of fresh baked Lyon Bakery bread to take home, too. Join us!


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Laker girls' basketball bolts out to a 2-0 start
The new addition of senior Chelsea Bjerke is paying early dividends for the Detroit Lakes girls' basketball team.
The Pelican Rapids transfer helped the Lakers to a convincing 60-42 season-opening victory in Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Saturday, scoring 13 points and aiding back court play.
"It helped having Chelsea in the back court, because it freed up Abby (Hoganson)," said DL head coach Mike Hoganson. "Both distributed the ball well and we had some balanced scoring."
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ALEX Toys My Room Kids' 3 Piece Table and Bench Set
ALEX Toys My Room Kids' 3 Piece Table and Bench Set
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|Table Top Finish: Black
|Table Base Material: Wood
|Table Design: Writing Table
|Table Shape: Oval
|Wheels Included: No
|Table Legs: Yes
|Seating Included: Yes
|Drawers Included: No
|Shelving Included: No
|Storage Features: Yes
|Umbrella Included: No
|Chalkboard Included: Yes
|Whiteboard Included: No
|Easel Included: No
|Age Group: 3 to 4 Years; 5 to 6 Years
|Total Seating Capacity: 2
|Outdoor Use: No
|Country of Manufacture: Imported
|Assembly Required: Yes
|General Conformity Certified: Yes
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ALEX Toys My Room Kids' 3 Piece Table and Bench Set
About the ManufacturerOpening your child's mind to new skills, new ideas and new worlds. ALEX products are designed to meet children's educational and creative needs during fundamental stages in their development. The best toys must provide lots of fun, but they should also open children's minds to the magnificence of the world and help them foster skills for interaction within it. Through imaginative and creative play, ALEX products cradle personal expression and help to build self-esteem.
Located in Northvale, NJ, ALEX has grown since 1986 from a line of high quality basic arts and crafts products for children, to produce over 650 items in new categories of juvenile toys: bathtub play, imaginative and dramatic play, fashion and jewelry, beach and pool playthings and whimsical children's furniture.
ALEX has received numerous awards from a variety of highly regarded magazines and organizations for its innovative and engaging products. Currently, their toys are sold in over 65 countries worldwide. Funky colors, child-friendly design, and quality construction are all hallmarks of ALEX.
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This table is awesome and was such a perfect gift for my nieces. The shipping was quick and arrived on schedule. And this is no joke product, not skimping on materials. This is made of solid wood and is heavy and sturdy as can be. They immediately sat down and started using it. Couldn't be happier. Thank you!
Great table
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Delivered sooner than expected! Great table and room for extra kids to play! Great quality and easy to assemble. I just wished that there were different colour options.
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This table is super cool. I have one at home and I bought this one for my childcare room in my gym and the kids and the parents love it!
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A co-worker told me how much his daughters loved the Alex Super Art table, so I bought one as a future gift. We had no problem putting the table together and look forward to surprising the kids with it soon.
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Well made, colorful table was easy to assemble. Came through shipping in good shape. A real hit with grandkids. Can be used as a chalk board too.
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If your looking for a sturdy, well built table that is attractive to your kids and will look great in whatever room you put it in, this is the table for you. My 4 and 6 year old LOVE it.
the art table that any kid would want
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love the fact that i can sit on the bench across from my child. she's a 2 year old and i can see her using this til she's at least 6. also love the big roll of paper, plastic cup[s and big fabric bag. only gave 4 stars because the husband, who is quite handy, says that we were given a defective screw. usually not a problem cause most give at least an extra one but since this product gave the exact no. of parts he had to use one of his own.
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Gerrit Cole kept the Mets to just three runs — but the rough 1st inning stayed with him. (Photo Credit: David Hague) All you need to take away from the Pirates' 4-2 loss to the New York Mets in their final game before the All-Star Break is up in that headline. Pittsburgh starter Gerrit Cole allowed four hits and three runs in the 1st inning. Eric Young and David Wright knocked two fastballs for ground-ball singles, followed by Marlon Byrd mashing Cole's slider for an RBI ground-rule double to left. Cole walked Josh Satin to load the bases. One batter later, the rookie pitcher couldn't finish John Buck on a two-strike count and the Mets catcher lined a 99-mph fastball for a two-run single. Three of those four hits came after Cole got ahead on 1-2 counts. "The bottom line is they came out more ready than I did in the first inning," Cole said. "It's inexcusable." Cole powered through the next four innings as he entered "survival mode," allowing only three more Mets baserunners the rest of his start. The flame-throwing starter struck out five batters and once again gave up three runs or fewer, as he has in all seven outings. Pirates manager Clint Hurdle knows, though, that Cole needs to produce better opening acts. "We're not going to overthink this thing or overcook it: his command wasn't what it needs to be to come in and set the tone of the game," Hurdle said. Nine Runners Stranded Meanwhile, the Pirates offense failed to produce much against New York starter Dillon Gee. The Bucs were held hitless until Gerrit Cole reached on a dribbling infield single and moved to second base on Gee's misfired throw. Starling Marte followed by knocking a ground-rule double to score Cole. Gee scattered three more hits the rest of the way until he was removed in the 7th inning holding a 4-1 lead. Starling Marte collected two hits early, but did not produce in the important late situations. (Photo by: David Hague) Marte got a chance to tie the game as the first batter up after Gee allowed a double to Clint Barmes and walked Travis Snider before his exit. But reliever Scott Atchison froze the normally-free-swinging Marte with a slider to end the inning and strand the two runners. Try again in the 8th versus 40-year-old LaTroy Hawkins. Jordy Mercer singled and Andrew McCutchen doubled to lead off the inning. Pedro Alvarez struck out looking at Hawkins' 95-mph fastball. Jose Tabata hit a grounder to the right side for the second out, though Mercer scored. Potential go-ahead run Garrett Jones flew out to waste another opportunity. Pirates reliever Vin Mazzaro pitched scoreless frames in the 8th and 9th to give the Bucs one more chance. Barmes and Russell Martin lined back-to-back one-out singles off closer Bobby Parnell. Marte could not convert his second chance to turn the game and flew out to center. Mercer then flew out to cinch the loss and send the Pirates to their four-day break having gone 1-for-10 with runners in scoring position. Finishing off the Half Pittsburgh enters the All-Star Break owning an impressive 56 wins and the National League's second-best record, but the team knows there is work to do. "We're pleased. We're not satisfied," Hurdle said. "There's not a man in there that's satisfied… I've told 20 of them to go unplug, get away. Don't put the baseball cap back on until they get on that plane to head to Cincinnati." The other five will head to the All-Star Game, the most Pirates representatives since 1972. When the Bucs "reboot" on Friday against the division rival Reds, they must be prepared for a gauntlet of 18 games in 17 days, including 12 against winning teams. Ready? Break.
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Griffin Americas, a division of Griffin Global Group, a marine and offshore travel specialist, has announced the appointment of Judy "J.P." Peplinski as Chief Executive Officer.
J.P. will assume this position for all of North and South America operations for Griffin Global Group. This new appointment will take effect on February 4th, 2013. The role has been created following Bob Westendarp's decision to step back from his full time role as President and Chief Executive Officer after 22 years with the Company. Bob will remain active as a significant shareholder, Chairman of the Americas Board and Director of the Griffin Global Group.
Before joining Griffin, Ms. Peplinski held the position of Vice President at CWT Energy Services & MOTLI. She has had a successful career in specialized oil & energy travel management spanning more than 30 years. At CWT, J.P. held various leadership roles including global responsibility and oversight for their Marine & Oilfield Travel Logistics (MOTLI) division, global strategy, safety and security, business development, operations and customer services. J.P. is recognized as a subject matter expert in all energy related travel, providing vision and key market insight, analysis, projections and global strategy specific to the energy sector.
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Family Fun Fest 2015 - "Under the Big Top"
March 29, 2015 | Starting at: 2:00 pm Ending at: 5:00 pmRead More
Join us for our 7th annual blowout family event! Great for kids 9 and under and their families!
FREE Fitness Workshops
Let us show you different exercise routines...freshen up your workouts and see results!
The 6th Annual University Lecture Series and Music Appreciation
Join us and meet authors and experts who come to speak about their books, their experiences and their research. It is sure to generate stimulating conversation and debate.
Spring Break Vacation Days
No school? No problem? We've got a great way for your child to spend the day during school vacations!
Spring Jewish Film Festival of Central NJ
10th Anniversary!
Camp Yachad Fun All Year Long!
We just can't wait until June...so we have all these chances to get together soon!
NEW! After School for a Day
If you're in a bind after school lets out and don't have care for your child, After School for a Day is here to help!
NEW! After School Master Classes for 1st - 4th Grades
Master Class: a class given to students of a particular discipline by an expert of that discipline.
Order Your 2014-15 Early Childhood Yearbook
It's time to order your 2014-15 Early Childhood Yearbook!
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J20 - A Whole New Outdoor Pool Experience!
With your support, the JCC has an opportunity to build a new zero-grade entry pool and enhance our existing outdoor pool area for summer 2015!