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Red Wing Police Chief Roger Pohlman is warning area businesses of a scam where businesses are contacted and asked to send checks. In an email sent out to Red Wing businesses, Pohlman passed on information from Cannon Falls Police Chief Jeff McCormick.
A hotel in Cannon Falls was contacted Monday evening, Pohlman's email said. The person claimed to be hearing impaired and used a relay service and text messaging to contact the hotel.


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BUFFALO GROVE, Ill., Dec. 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Companies in all sectors of industry, government and academia incorporating laboratory operations into their enterprise now have access to a single source solution for achieving total environmental control, energy efficiency and compliance from Siemens Building Technologies, Inc. By bundling environmental monitoring, control and documentation services in a turnkey package, Siemens offers lab operators a simplified, cost-effective and accurate means to participate in the Laboratories for the 21st Century (Labs21(R)) movement, co-sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
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Due to the often intense, specialized ambient conditions required to accomplish the processes and procedures typically performed in a life science or high-tech lab, far more energy and water per square foot are consumed than in most commercial buildings. According to Life Science Solutions Director Diane Feliciano-Welpe, "Siemens Building Technologies is offering an experienced team of professionals in the HVAC, power generation, lighting, water processing and related building environmental disciplines to formulate and execute a comprehensive plan of evaluation, renovation and documentation specifically for laboratories. This strategy is aimed at helping lab operators cost-effectively comply with more stringent operating and safety requirements, as well as maintain an overall improved energy conservation record."
Siemens approach involves the implementation of a comprehensive life
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I would like to thank Rusty Trudeau at Baden for sponsoring the buckets and baseballs for Auburn this weekend. Rusty is a big help with our Alabama program and has been with us for 6-7 years. Baden has the Axe Bat and a lot of new innovations for youth baseball teams. Baden website is: www.axebat.com or www.badensports.com or you can email him at firstname.lastname@example.com for any Tech help with the Axe Bat.
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Schedules normally posted on Tuesday night 9pm
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Coaches Info: 1) 3 Free Coaches Passes only. All 3 Coaches must sign in at the gate and leave one phone #. 2) Pick up baseballs, copy of team insurance, in the 2nd floor tower 30 minutes before first game. 3) Game and Travel Request need to be emailed to me on Monday please! Team Info: 1) ZERO tolerance on arguing judgment calls at USSSA events. Ejection Policy is that game + one more. 2) All times are central time zone!
The Road to Memphis
Revised: Nov 25, 2013
Does your team have what it takes to participate in the 1st Annual USSSA National Youth Championship?
12 total berths and $390,000 of travel money will be awarded through play at Super NIT's, Elite World Series
and Louisville Slugger Championship.
Any team that wins all three championships; The Elite, Louisville Slugger and USSSA Youth National Championship will be named USSSA Ultimate Trifecta Champion.
Pitching Rules
Pitchers may NOT return to the pitching rubber once removed from mound or lineup per Rule 8.08.F.5. Page 38.
*Per USSSA Rules, a Courtesy runner may be used for pitcher and catcher at any point in the inning. The courtesy runner must be a substitute if one is available and can only appear once per inning. If no substitute is available (batting the entire roster) then you can use the last batted out.
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THE NEXT DAY: The maximum number of innings a player can legally pitch in one (1) day and still pitch the next day.
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8.05.C.2 ONE DAY MAXIMUM: The maximum number of innings a player can legally pitch in one (1) day.
Rule 8.05.C.2 Example: In the 7U – 12U age divisions, a player may legally pitch a maximum of six
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14U age divisions, a player may legally pitch a maximum of seven (7) innings in one (1) day. The
player would be ineligible to legally pitch the next day.
8.05.C.3 THREE DAY MAXIMUM: The maximum number of innings a player can legally pitch in three (3)
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pitch more than three (3) innings the first (1st) day. Similarly, as a player may legally pitch any
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more than three (3) innings the first (1st) or second (2nd) days.
8.05.C.4(a) A player that pitches more than three (3) innings in one day MUST rest the next day.
8.05.C.4(b) A player that pitches eight (8) innings in two (2) consecutive days MUST rest the nextday.
8.08.C.4(c) A player that pitches eight (8) innings in three (3) consecutive days MUST rest the next day.
8.08.C.4(d) A player that pitches three (3) consecutive days (regardless of total quantity of innings
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TUPELO, Miss. (AP) — Ever since the game of baseball was invented, players have needed two essential pieces of equipment: a ball and a bat.
It's the former that one Northeast Mississippi company is making a name for itself.
The Uppercut Bat Co. is less than two years old, but it has drawn a legion of fans and customers who have taken to the company's wood bats.
"We started talking about it about three and a half years ago, and about a year and a half ago we started to really delve into it," said founder Brian Boatner.
With offices in Sherman and production in Belden, Uppercut is a small operation, with only four employees, including Boatner.
It's no Louisville Slugger — and the company has no plans to get that big — but Uppercut makes bats from the same high-quality ash, maple and birch the bigger companies use.
Uppercut's wood of choice, however, is maple. While it's a little more expensive, it's stronger than ash and less prone to shatter.
The company's customers are mostly little league, high school and minor league teams and players, but word of mouth has drawn interest from every level.
The Cotton States Baseball League, a six-team collegiate wooden bat league based in New Albany, uses Uppercut as its official bat.
This past week, Uppercut was in Omaha, Neb., for two major youth baseball tournaments to demonstrate its bats. There's no shortage of baseball tournaments, and Uppercut is stepping up its efforts to attend as many of them as it can.
"There's not a better way to show your product than to toss some bats to players and have them take BP (batting practice) with them," said Ryan Moody, who heads sales for the company.
Uppercut isn't Boatner's first entrepreneurial venture. In addition to that company, he also has a hand in a T-shirt company and another sports-related business.
Boatner, 28, himself is no stranger to baseball. A standout at Saltillo High who went on to play at Itawamba Community College and the University of North Alabama, Boatner got in the sporting goods equipment business with an invention of his own about eight years ago.
The Shoulder Shield came about after Boatner suffered a labrum injury. While surgery was successful, his arm was constantly tight.
"I looked for a shirt for some sort of support, but eventually I just made one," he said. "It was crude but did what it needed to do."
After trial and error with designs and materials, Boatner created a neoprene sleeve that traps heat in users' shoulders and elbows.
The Shoulder Shield keeps the joints loose, something athletes want to maintain for peak performance.
Its popularity goes beyond baseball, with college and professional-level players in other sports including softball, tennis and volleyball using it.
"We're selling it across the country," Boatner said.
With Uppercut, Boatner hopes he can develop another strong customer base, although he freely admits bat-making companies are regional in scope for the most part.
"Customers tend to be very loyal to the bats they use," he said. "But we looked around and there really wasn't anybody making bats in the area. The nearest companies are in Nashville and Baton Rouge. So we saw a niche."
With only a four-man crew and two lathes, Uppercut can make 200 to 300 bats a week.
The bats are custom-ordered and designed, and can come with a variety of coats and colors.
While it's a fairly simple process to make the bats, it does take time from start to finish to get the bats ready for use.
Depending on the size of the job, an order typically takes three to four days to complete.
Boatner and Moody say the prices for their bats are competitive. An adult bat made from ash is about $75, while a maple bat costs $5 to $10 more. Youth bats start around $55.
"We're not trying to be a discount bat company, though" Boatner said.
Already, he has plans to build a new facility and to add more equipment to ramp up production.
"In three years, I see us with more employees and making many more orders," he said.


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The Salvation Army in New Zealand has reported moving into its second phase of relief since being struck by a 7.1 magnitude earthquake early Saturday morning.
They've put a fresh team in the city of Christchurch to assess and respond to the mid-term need of affected residents. Emergency Services staff and volunteers continue to provide emergency aid and care at the city's welfare centers and Salvation Army centers. The Salvation Army team is also arranging storage for food and goods donated by companies.
With the damage and disruption caused to many Christchurch businesses, The Salvation Army expects a large number of workers won't have an income from this week and their families will need support, according to Salvation Army spokesman Major Robbie Ross.
The Salvation Army reports that community spirit is strong in Canterbury and they've received strong support. New Zealand companies and banks have provided significant quantities of food and household items and funds. Westpac Bank in New Zealand has committed NZ$1 million to the Westpac Canterbury Care Fund, naming The Salvation Army as its senior partner. The Salvation Army will use some of the money to help those needing food, shelter and care, and put the rest towards those needing longer-term support. The public has also generously donated $34,000 to the earthquake appeal.
In setting out the logistics and protocols around the provision of aid, The Salvation Army in New Zealand is borrowing from the experience of the Australian Salvation Army during the 2009 bushfires.
To read The Salvation Army New Zealand's updates on ongoing relief efforts, click HERE. (Additional reports were posted over the weekend.)
Thank you for your continuing prayers and support for New Zealand's recovery!
The Salvation Army has initiated its emergency services in New Zealand after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck the South Island Saturday morning. It is believed to be the largest earthquake to strike New Zealand since 1931. Aftershocks are continuing.
While no fatalities have been reported, there have been several serious injuries and significant damage to infrastructure. A State of Emergency has been declared that is expected to be in place for several days.
Within hours of the disaster, The Salvation Army was feeding around 1000 people in at least two locations within the major city of Christchurch and was standing ready to set up further operations as requested, with residents in some areas advised to prepare for possible evacuation.
The Salvation Army has a formal national partnership with the Ministry of Civil Defence and local governments across the country. Its immediate responsibility is to provide catering support in the aftermath of natural disasters and any other services that Civil Defence authorities request.
One hundred people in the Army's addiction and supportive accommodation centre in Addington, Christchurch, are without power, water and sewerage.
The Salvation Army's Bramwell Booth centre in Temuka, around 146 km south of Christchurch, is home to men and women with intellectual disabilities. One building at the centre has structural damage following the earthquake and Civil Defence engineers have ordered its evacuation.
To read the full report, click HERE.
To donate to The Salvation Army in New Zealand's disaster appeal, click HERE.
The following reported was submitted by our Salvation Army Carolinas Division:
Along the North Carolina coast, residents, sun-seeking vacationers and first responders sought refuge from Hurricane Earl and were fed by The Salvation Army at emergency shelters in Beaufort, Carteret and Pamlico Counties. The Salvation Army has been on-site for meal service at these North Carolina coastal evacuation shelters since Thursday following requests of North Carolina Emergency Management officials and has served more than 250 individuals. It is expected that Salvation Army meal service to shelter evacuees has concluded with breakfast on Friday and that shelter closings will eliminate the need for additional feeding. In addition to fixed feeding at occupied shelters, the Salvation Army is prepared to respond locally to remote and roving feeding needs and requests across eastern and coastal North Carolina.
In support of meal services being delivered by units based in Morehead City, New Bern and Washington, Salvation Army service centers equipped with mobile kitchen unit canteens in Elizabeth City, Fayetteville, Greenville, Jacksonville, Kinston and Rocky Mount are on alert, monitoring the situation, coordinating with local officials and prepared to deploy as required or requested. Additional Salvation Army centers with 21 mobile kitchen unit canteens across the North and South Carolina Division are prepared and available for support, each with an initial capacity to serve approximately 1,500 meals over a 3 day period without re supply.
"Even as we were ready, on-site and alert for service, The Salvation Army is relieved and blessed that Hurricane Earl did not have a direct impact on North Carolina or the east coast and that there have been no reports of injuries. Still, we remain focused on response and service to evacuees and first responders. Our focus now is Salvation Army response to local needs in each community", said Major Andrew Wiley, Area Commander for The Salvation Army's response to Hurricane Earl.
A quick Hurricane Earl update for everyone:
The Carolinas appear to have escaped serious damage as Earl stayed offshore according to reports from our area Salvation Army Divisions. The 3 evacuation shelters that opened yesterday have already been able to close their operations after serving more than 250 individuals.
However, personnel remain alert and ready as the storm heads up towards New England where it could still pose a significant threat.
On a side note – Salvation Army units from Puerto Rico to Maine have been gearing up this week in anticipation of Earl. Have you ever wondered what kind of work goes into preparing for and responding to something as extensive and severe as a hurricane?
The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services released a new podcast yesterday that talks about what goes into disaster response, and more specifically how The Salvation Army's Carolina Divisions disaster team is handling Hurricane Earl.
Check out the Disaster Radio podcast here: 09.2.10 Field Report: Hurricane Earl. Find more podcasts on their website here.
Learn more about The Salvation Army Carolinas Division at their website http://www.salvationarmycarolinas.org. You can also find Hurricane Earl updates on their Facebook (The Salvation Army of the Carolinas) and Twitter (@TSACarolinas) pages.


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BELOIT, Wis. — Registration is open for the Beloit (Wis.) Riverfest Idol contest.
Beloit Riverfest Idol is an individual singing contest held annually as part of the Beloit Riverfest celebration.
Grand prize is $2,012, plus recording time at Sandbox Productions and a National Anthem package at the Beloit Snappers, Rockford RiverHawks and Rockford IceHogs games. Second place is $500 and third place is $250.
First round of auditions begins May 1 at the Road Dog Banquet Hall in Beloit, Wis., and will be held every Tuesday in May until all singers have auditioned.
Round two will be at Beloit Riverfest in late June. Finalists will compete on the main stage at Riverfest. All ages are welcome.
A $25 application fee must be paid before auditioning. All applicants must complete a registration and release form.
Visit www.beloitriverfestidol.com to register online or to print forms to mail in. Registration forms may also be picked up in person at the Road Dawg Restaurant in Beloit, Wis., and Janesville, Wis., or at the Century 21 Affiliated office in downtown Beloit, Wis.
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In other news [eweek.com], OpenSSL gets a 4-year-old flaw patched. The catch here is that the bug was not only 4 years in the codebase, but it was publicly reported (CVE-2010-5298 [nist.gov]) for 4 years, without no one taking the responsibility to fix it.
OpenBSD developer Ted Unangst made a detailed report [tedunangst.com] of the bug. It's not as severe as Heartbleed, but still allows remote attackers to inject data across sessions or cause a denial of service (use-after-free and parsing error) via an SSL connection in a multithreaded environment.
Nice and simple language, but factually all wrong. This has nothing to do with the NSA or the RSA.
The RSA in TFA is a cryptographic primitive. It should not be confused with the company RSA Security LLC, though both are named after the cryptographers Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Len Adleman.
RSA is not considered broken or backdoored, but has some disadvantages compared to elliptic curve based alternatives, including lack of forward secrecy, and long key lengths at high security levels.
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Nice looking table however not sturdy. If you are over 150 lbs don't buy this table you will be disappointed.
Arrived promptly, was easy to assemble. Wth all the small parts mounted on a vacuum-pack card, including a mini-screwdriver and -wrench, would not have even needed my own tools had I not had any. Instructions were well written and keyed to the part labels on the card. Table and both chairs were up and usable within about an hour.
The table and chairs are a little on the flimsy side. A bigger person may not want to use them.
I liked the design since I was giving this to a friend who doesn't like fussy designs. Once the item arrived I was very dissapointed with the quality. It is very flimsy and just feels cheap. Very lightweight and would be afraid to leave it out year round for fear it would absolutely fall apart.
I purchased this to fill in a gap on the patio in an area that is not actually used. I was simply looking to create a visual effect. It is a pleasing design, but I was expecting a slightly better quality. Fortunately, no one will actually use it to sit at because the chairs are not very comfortable for more than a few minutes. I don't have a lot of patience when it comes to assembling things, so I forfeited it of to my handyman. Considering the cost plus paying to have it assembled it really wasn't a bargain. Having said that, coupled with the quality, I have to say it was a bit overpriced - but adorable!
My husband and I assembled the chairs and table together - totally easy project. The metal is pretty lightweight - though it would be a little heavier, but I ended up liking the lighter weight better. The finish is gorgeous, and I especially like that the chairs have adjustable pads on the bottom of the feet, so you can adjust the "wobble". I'd buy this again if given the chance.
I bought this for my front porch & it looks great! I put a few pots of flowers around it & it looks adorable & really brightens up the front of the house! I've g several compliments too!!
This was a pleasant surprise. I wanted a Bistro Set but they kind of all look the same to me etc. This is a sturdy set with nice lines and a knock out color scheme of brushed antique cooper. I did not rate it excellent as it has yet to be tested for outdoor use. Also, it wasn't hard to put together. I did it, anyone can.
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Even more of a relief I think........Just came home peeked at my primary and the airlock is bubbling away vigourously and foaming and all wort coming out of the top.......never brewed a beer with this vigorous of a fermentation going on it is a beautiful thing.......I may even have to put a blow off tube its so bad =)
If I were you I wouldn't secondary. I'm against it for almost all ales, but especially with that yeast. I've used it and it drops like a rock after a week or so, it'll clear fine on it's own without the extra hassle of racking or risk of oxidizing and contamination.
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Really no secondary? So just leave it in the primary for the extra 2 weeks or so before bottling?
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Absolutely. I keep my beers in primary for 3-4 weeks sometimes. Just use your hydrometer to ensure that you've hit your FG, and bottle when it looks like the yeast has dropped out. Sometimes it takes 3 weeks for me, sometimes 10 days.
Wow I think I need a blowoff hose but dont have time to run and get tubing.......Will I be ok for now just keep refilling the airlock with sanitizing solution or in my case vodka because it keeps bubbling all out this fermentation is rediculously vigorous
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A reader just forwarded to me yet another fax that was just sent by United Benefits / United Employee Benefits Group (uebg.org) that is sending out fake spam faxes to work fax numbers to sell some sort of debt relief / debt restructuring service. This would not be the embarrassingly stupid scheme if it wasn't for the fact that the ... Read More »
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National Employee Benefits Group and United Employee Benefits Group are debt relief companies I've written about before, here and here. They've both been sending out questionable marketing material, appearing to be sanctioned to offer people questionable debt relief services. In fact they have been allegedly sending out this unsolicited fax tipster (send in your tips here) sent in recently. The ... Read More »
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Historical Traveler Reviews Novotel Birmingham Centre
Nice & pleasent
me & my partner stayed at the novotel on the 29th jan we arrived to a very polite receptionist who gave us everything we needed to know in detail & then when we arrived at our room it was very nice, spacious clean, the bed was comfy...everything was perfect we only stayed for one night but i wish we could of stayed for more. well worth the price & breakfast was included which was lovely & a good range of choice, even yoghurts!!!
me & my partner would defo give this hotel 10/10
Brill weekend
we have just returned from the novotel birmingham were we enjoyed an overnight stay. this was our second visit and we were even more impressed than last time. the rooms have all been redecorated in nice neutral tones and everything was spotlessly clean, the breakfast is superb with an excellent selection of fresh fruit,breads,cereal and the usual choice of traditional english bacon ,eggs ,sausage etc. the hotel is ideally placed for the nia arena and all the bars and restaurants of broad st. overall it makes a good base for for a few days away. one word of warning there is a big price difference depending on who you book with. we booked through superbreaks and four adults in two double rooms with full breakfast paid less than the price of a double room booked through the hotel with breakfast an extra �12.00 each so check out the bargains
Very Good
Very nice hotel, Prices are great. Better than when we stayed at the Hilton!!! Staff are pleasent, food was great and the rooms and bathroom were very spacious. great for a nite or two stay!!
We stayed at the Novotel for 2 nights in May 05. The first room we checked into was totally appalling. It was grubby and dark and the bath had dark hairs in it! The room was so bad we didn't even want to sit down. When we complained we were told we could move to a recently renovated room but this would cost us an extra �15 per night. Having already paid �140 per night (for a room worth �20) we were not very happy about the additional charge but could not possible stay where we were. We paid the extra and moved rooms. The new room was great but not anything special, to be honest it was what we expected in the first place for �140!!
The Bar was dingy and the food in the restaurant wasn't that great. There was a lot of choice for breakfast but you had to pick around the bits that had obviously been out for hours.
Wouldn't stay here again.
Over priced mediocre hotel - you can do better
I've stayed in many Birmingham city centre hotels on business and I'm afraid this is not one of the better ones. In my opinion it is way over priced for what it offers - I suspect you're paying for that Broad Street location.
I've stayed in a few Ibis hotels over the years which offer basic comfortable accommodation for around 50gpb. Novotel - being part of the same chain - doesn't feel that different from the Ibis ones, at least in the fixtures and fittings in the rooms. I paid 140gbp for my Novotel room!
Despite being actually on Broad Street the room was quite quiet and I got a good night's sleep. There's plenty of good restuarants around too - although I went to one in Brindley Place that I had visited some time ago (Thai Edge) and found it was pretty mediocre this time around (and expensive).
The hotel seems to be used by businesses for meetings and conferences quite a bit and when I was there, despite being at breakfast at 06:45, it was very noisy and busy with a corporate (sales types!) breakfast meeting in full swing. The hotel staff were more interested in looking after these customers than the single person. :-(
My Birmingham favourites still have to be the City Inn (just behind the Novotel but fully booked this trip) and the Holiday Inn in Smallbrook Queensway - again fully booked.
Don't believe the hype
booked a room here on basis of previous reviews and feel misled and disappointed.
location is good, but room was equivalent to poor travelodge holiday inn express standard (though apparently new rooms are better) breakfast very ordinary.
Very ordinary: must try harder!
If this is the 4th best hotel in Birmingham then the competition must be dreadful!
I recently stayed for 3 nights for a conference at the ICC. The handy location is the only great selling point of this establishment. The room was a reasonable size but the decor was rather tired and overdue some attention. I had one of the rooms that is yet to be upgraded and it showed.
The staff were efficient but the service did not meet the high standards described in other reviews. For instance, I did not receive the daily paper that I requested.
I paid �95 per night which I thought may be good value in the light of previous reviews: I was wrong! Whenever in Birmingham again I would probably stay at Malmaison or the Hotel du Vin which are far superior and don't cost a whole lot more.
Hotel on busy broad street, with hundreds of bars and restaurants nearby. Not that noisy inside though due to tripple glazing. I am not one to enjoy staying in chain hotels but I have to say Novotel get it just right. The staff are the best of any hotel I have been to - and this seems to be the case across the chain. The bar and restaurant serve good quality food and the atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. Rooms good size and well equiped. New "novation" rooms are step up from normal rooms (good size bathroom, queen bed, light colours etc). Nothing is too much for the staff who seem to enjoy their jobs. Puts a lot of other hotels to shame. Would definitely recommend for a night or two.
Fabulous room
This hotel was wonderful. The staff are incredibly friendly and courteous. The superior novatine room was fabulous! My boyfriend and I have stayed at many hotels abroad and the Novotel in Birmingham City Centre was amongst the best. We only stayed for one night, but we are planning to go to Birmingham again in October for two nights and we will definently stay at the Novotel.
The amazing novotel
This amazing little hotel is just about as good as it gets! The rooms are spacious and modern, and extremely welcoming. The food is delectable. But most of all it has to be a first class award to the staff. I have never felt such at ease in a hotel, the staff are friendly but profesional, and nothing is too much trouble for them, their customer service is the best i have encountered. They give a first class impression or the Acorr group, and of the wonderful city of Birmingham.
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ABERDEEN, Scotland (AP) — Three years after virtually giving up on links golf, a more mature Rory McIlroy appears ready to give it another chance.
McIlroy rekindles love for links at Scottish Open
McIlroy tamed blustery conditions on day one of the Scottish Open to shoot a 7-under 64 on Thursday, giving him a one-stroke lead and showing his links game is in great shape ahead of next week's British Open at Hoylake.
"I feel I am as prepared as I have ever been to play this type of golf," a smiling McIlroy said after rolling in eight birdies — six of which came in a stunning seven-hole spell from Nos. 8-14 at Royal Aberdeen.
How things have changed from 2011.
At a wet and wild British Open at Royal St. George's that year, a frustrated McIlroy opened his heart, saying he wasn't a fan of tournaments where the "outcome is predicted so much by the weather" and that "there's no point in changing your game for one week a year."
Coming from someone who grew up playing on the links in his native Northern Ireland, it was a strange outburst. That seems to be in the past now.
"I'm going to make it my favorite style for two weeks a year," said McIlroy, adding he was "relishing the challenge" of playing in the wind and rain.
Unheralded Swede Kristoffer Broberg — who went out in the first group at 6:30 a.m. local time — and Ricardo Gonzalez of Argentina shot 65s to lie one shot behind McIlroy.
Michael Hoey, a compatriot of McIlroy, was a stroke further back after a 5-under 66, and former world No. 1 Luke Donald was among four players to shoot 67. Phil Mickelson missed a 3-foot par putt at the final hole for his only bogey in a 68, a solid start by the American to the defense of his title.
McIlroy's course-record round stood out, though. Refreshed after a two-week break that included a five-day trip to the Spanish island of Ibiza with friends, the two-time major winner looked back to his sharpest.
He showed a good feel on the greens, especially in that barrage of birdies around the turn, and drove straight and long in the face of winds of up to 20 mph (30 kph). One of the highlights of his round was driving the green on the 436-yard 13th hole while the group ahead was on the putting surface.
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My friend wanted to know a recipe for some vegetarian gravy. She does not understand how it could be done in a vegetarian way. I thought I could come here and ask you I'm sure some one can help us.
I wish I had the recipe right in front of me to just copy and paste, but Sunset magazine (I think one or two Thanksgivings ago) had a vegetarian gravy that used 1/4 cup olive and 1/4 cup to make the roux (heat in a pan over medium heat, let the flour cook for a few minutes without browning it too much. This then, with the addition of 2 cups of vegetarian broth (I use Swansons if I'm in a hurry), added all at once and then whisked to get the lumps out makes a great silky gravy. I still like to simmer the gravy for a little while to get to raw flour taste all out. Salt and Pepper to taste.
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Heat 1/4 cup oil in saucepan.
Add and cook over low heat---1/4 cup flour.
After a few minutes add herbs, about 1/2 tsp. each (I usually use rosemary, thyme, marjoram & basil)
Cook a few minutes longer.
Add vegetable broth---a little at a time, until the consistency is what you want.(1 1/2 cups-2 cups)
Season with tamari (or soy sauce) to taste.
Makes about 2 cups
Franco-American canned mushroom gravy is vegan. Also, it's delicious . Some of the dry mixes are also vegan by accident I think, but vegan all the same. Also, there are several brands of gravy mix that are (intentionally) vegan or vegetarian. Whole Foods, Lowes Foods, and Earth Fare carry those. Sorry, can't think of the brand names tho. Check out the I Can't Believe it's Vegan website, you'll be very surprised as some of the "accidental" vegan items listed.
Here is a link that might be useful: I Can't Believe It's Vegan
I have found this bean gravy to be quite good. I used 1 1/2 cups of pinto beans I cooked from dried instead of white northern beans and it was great. I also used Worcestershire sauce (which has anchovies) instead of vegetable broth. Hopefully, you can see that it is something you can be creative with. (I also tried using Lentils and it was edible but not very good.)
I found another version (which I haven't tried) so I've included a link at the end.
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Bean Gravy
1 LB can Great Northern Beans rinsed and drained
1 tsp vegetable broth mix
1 tsp finely chopped onion
3/4 c water
1/8 tsp pepper
1/16 tsp garlic powder
1/2 c nutritional yeast
Combine in blender and blend 'til smooth.
Heat 'til bubbly
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I just had this bean gravy for supper over steamed potatoes and mushrooms, it was very very good. I used lima beans (cooked from dried beans) this time and they were the best yet. You can up the spices if you like a lot of seasoning. I increased garlic and increased minced onion (I used 1 green onion which was about 2 tablespoons.) I continue to use Worcestershire sauce instead of the veggie broth mix. I don't like mixes as a rule unless I find something I can't do without. I haven't yet found a veggie broth pre-packaged or canned that is that great.
If you are strict vegetarian, you might consider A-1 steak sauce.
My next test of this recipe will be to see if it freezes well. I suspect the beans will freeze though might need to add a little more water after defrost. I just don't know how the nutritional yeast will freeze.


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As featured on HGTV and winner of 'BANG FOR YOUR BUCK' in St Thomas. This recently renovated villa resides on the edge of a cliff 200 feet above the Atlantic Ocean crashing onto the rocks below. Located in the the best location on the island, on the peninsula of Peterborg, in a private, secure, gated community of luxury villas, this home is at the end of a private road. Once you park and enter through the stone exterior wall of the property, you will be greeted by spectacular views of the Atlantic and various islands including St. John, Jost van Dyke and Tortola. The home is located less than 2 miles from Magen's Bay and just 5 minutes to Mahogany Run golf course. This is the perfect vacation home for a family or 2 to 4 couples wanting the ultimate get away. Our Villa manager will greet you at the airport and show you to the villa. He will then get you aquainted and answer questions... We pride ourselves on our personal service. You will love it!
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We loved your house on St. Thomas!!! It was the perfect place for our family vacation. Everyone was happy. Joe and Sally were wonderful during our stay on the island. Many thanks for allowing us to enjoy your home!
The pictures don't even do this beautiful property justice. We arrived on a sunny day, as all of them were fortunately, and when we opened the door and stepped on to the deck overlooking the sea our jaws dropped! What a view! Walking through the home was almost as impressive as the decor and accommodations were were lovely; very clean and comfortable, nicely decorated and had everything we needed.
We were 4 couples coming from NY and all of us agreed that not only would recommend this trip & property but we would (and most likely will) do it again. The flight from JFK to Charlotte Amalie is direct and less than 4 hours (and very inexpensive) so you can really make the most out of your trip to St. Thomas. We also rented jeeps which i feel was necessary when staying at this property as cabs are expensive and often unreliable from what we were told.
The proximity to the beautiful Magen's Bay is another perk to this property. In fact it was close enough that we took a morning run down to the Bay a few times- there was certainly some waking back as it is a very hilly island! The house had a cooler which we stocked and threw in the trunk and headed for the beach which was nice because it made beach days really hassle-free and inexpensive.
My favorite memories are of all of us cooking in the Cliffhanger kitchen with cocktails and music; enjoying wine on the lounge chairs and just enjoying the views; and my catnap in the hammocks on the lower deck. What more could you ask for?
I also want to mention that the entire transaction and dealings with the owner Larry and his management team were both professional and easy. Everyone I dealt with from beginning to end I found to be friendly, helpful and available if you needed them but otherwise left you alone to enjoy your stay.
If you are looking for a home to rent in St. Thomas LOOK NO FURTHER!!! Cliffhanger is a guaranteed home run. I think that the memory of sitting on that deck with a book or a cocktail in hand will forever be one of my "happy places" I will revisit in my mind :)
The house and the views were great we felt right at home . We felt very safe in the gated community , the location was great too we loved going right up the road to Megan's beach. Joe and Sally the house manager's were very helpful , when we go back to St. Thomas we will stay here again! Thanks for a great vacation
My family & I just spent 9 days at the Cliffhanger and would highly recommend this home as a vacation rental. The home was conveniently located near Magen's Beach and will not disappointment. The view when you enter the property is stunning. The area surrounding the home is fairly easy to navigate and offers many local attractions. I look forward to coming back in the next year or two.
My family & I just returned from 9 days at Cliffhanger and would highly recommend staying there. The views are incredible from anywhere in the home. The house had everything we needed and was within a 5 minute drive of Magen's Beach where we spent the majority of time on our vacation. Hopefully we will back soon.
We stayed a week at CliffHanger and loved the home. Plenty of private space and nice size living/kitchen for group gatherings. We especially loved the deck area because of the spectacular view. Sally was wonderful in guiding us back to the house and providing directions. House was VERY clean and abundance of towels.
What a special place Cliffhanger is!! Six of us went for a golf week with sun and fun, beaches and boating. We were not disappointed! Cliffhanger's views from everywhere are spectacular. Our bedroom and the living room were directly looking at the ocean, like being on a cruise ship with out the rocking! Some of us took advantage of the deck and the view to work out every morning! Helps to have a PT with you too! Joe, the care taker of the house was extremely helpful and friendly. His suggestions of restaurants (Room with a View)** and things to do were spot on. If we had a problem, he attended to it. WE also had a chef come in to prepare a wonderful dinner. Her name is Cassandra, highly recommend doing that. Every night was capped off lying on the lounge chairs gazing at the stars with a nice glass of wine in hand!! It was like being in paradise for a week!!
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Is it possible to use all peat moss for WS? It's all I have right now so thought I'd ask. Thanks
No, bad idea. Straight peat will become hydrophobic if allowed to dry out, you almost have to use hot water and stir or knead it in to rewet it - which you can't do of course with seeds sown on top. You'll be happier and so will your seedlings if you wait until you can pick up some potting mix/potting soil.
ProMix is peat mixed with perlite. I could be wrong but I think most all seed-starting mixes are mostly peat moss. Potting soil is used once seedlings are up and growing. Once the seedlings use up the nutrition in the seed, they need something like compost which will be found in potting mixes.
A compressed bale of peat moss is very inexpensive. All you need to do is mix it with a bag of perlite or vermiculite (to lighten it up) and you have the equivalent of ProMix if it isn't available in your area.
Personally, I buy the compressed bales of ProMix because I find it easier than doing the mixing thing. Once I am ready to transplant my seedlings, I add compost from my working compost pile to the ProMix and I have 'potting soil'.
To make your own peat based potting mix in addition to perlite or vermiculite, you would also normally need to use some lime since peat moss is acidic. Commercial mixes also often include a starter fertilizer and a wetting agent that makes it easier to get the peat moss wet. If I recall dish soap has a similar effect for wetting? There are some recipes over on the container forum.
I buy potting mix for wintersowing for convenience, but make my own mix for container planting. It is the 5-1-1 mix (from container forum) and much cheaper and better performing than regular potting mix.
Can't get the ProMix here, but the online label shows Canadian Sphagnum peat moss (65-75 % / volume)
Perlite horticultural grade
Dolomitic and Calcitic limestone (pH adjuster)
+ The ingredient that helps to solve the water repelling tendency of peat = a Wetting Agent
And some of the product line, not sure if all, Mycorrhizae fungi
I don't mix my own, but one of our local Mom/Pop garden centers does mix and bag potting soil for us, using the Cornell 'Peat Lite' recipe and tweaking it a little for this mild wet climate. I'm working towards more in the ground and covered by sprinkling system (system that still needs an overhaul), and less in containers dependent on me, so am using less potting 'soils' these days ;)


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I've realized that a great deal of WHY we want to build a house is that we want the functional parts of the house to be tailor-made to OUR NEEDS, and I care more about the "working parts" of the house than the living room (which is simple, in comparison). Please look over this sketch and give any feedback you may have.
Important to note: We're preparing to build our retirement house. It'll just be the two of us most of the time. We'll have two bedrooms /one bath upstairs for guests and grandchildren. The house will be a 1.5 story farmhouse /Cape Cod /Southern house. Casual, set on 40 acres.
My thoughts:
- Simple footprint for the bathroom, yet it provides space necessary for a walker, if needed in the future. Wheelchair? Uncertain.
- The plan covers hubby's two requirements: 1) huge no-door shower with a seat. 2) TV viewable from the tub -- will mount on the wall between the shower and the toilet room.
- I'm generally anti-toilet-in-a-closet, but I like the idea of this room serving as our toilet AND a half-bath accessible to the main house and the pool area. We have NO PROBLEM with guests using "our" toilet, and skipping a true half-bath is a huge money saver.
- This gives us a LARGE half-bath /master toilet area instead of two skimpy small toilet areas . . . pool guests would find the half-bath large enough for changing clothes comfortably.
- Pool guests have easy access to half bath . . . without coming into living room /onto hardwood floors. The whole bath /laundry area will be tile.
- Pool guests can drop off towels as they come through the laundry room.
- Half bath is also easily accessible from the house, yet it's not visible from any of the rooms.
- Plenty of storage in the laundry room for pool towels /space for guests to leave clothes while swimming. Might do baskests or hooks for guest clothes.
- Ample closet space for the two of us and linens (didn't include a linen closet in the bathroom.
- Washer /dryer convenient to master bedroom closet.
- The bed is oriented correctly; that is, a person walking into the bedroom approaches the foot of the bed. Thus, no one has to walk around the bed to get to his side, no one has to walk around the bed to get to the bathroom.
- Prime corner space is given to the closet, but it makes the closet convenient to both the bath and the laundry room . . . and we'll have a big window over the tub, perhaps a transom window over the vanity in the bath. No problem with windows in the laundry room. This leaves only the half-bath windowless. I don't like that, but it may be the only way. We could use an opaque glass door, which would allow in light but block view.
- THREE entrances to the master bath. That sounds horrible, but I think it'll flow well and give us flexibility.
- Excessive doorways?
We have NO PROBLEM with guests using "our" toilet, But how will your guests feel? I would feel uncomfortable using someone's master bath. Also, it is a bit odd that when guest come in from the pool they are looking directly into the master bedroom.
If you plan on having a front load washer, you need to put the washer on the left of the dryer.
I think it would help a ton if you added door swing into the equation. With everything open as you've drawn it, it looks fine on paper. But you start adding doors which would be necessary for sure in this situation it starts to get kind of awkward. Make sure you take into account size of door and swing. Whats going to be blocked by the swing? Are you ok with that? Pocket doors would make this more doable I think, but then you have to consider with this many pocket doors what consequences they'd have (can't have electrical or plumbing in their spaces is my understanding) and are they even an option. Its also hard to really constructively criticize without dimension in the equation..is that hallway 3 ft or 6 ft? There is no telling on your drawing.
From a guest's point of view, the half-bath will be no different from any other half-bath. I don't see why guests would object to using the master bath toilet.
Yes, I drew the washer/dryer order without any thought. I do have a front-load washer now, and I'm not sure whether I'd buy one again or not. Fortunately, I don't have to make that decision today.
You're right that I need to consider door swing. I do think doors may be the weak point here. I'm not a big fan of pocket doors, though I wouldn't completely rule them out.
The hallway is 4' wide. One block per square foot.
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I put in an exhaust fan for my eherms rig this weekend after dealing with the steam from by first brew using a bunch of window fans. Its an inline fan from Vortex purchased on Ebay. Its a six inch model rated for 449 CFM. For the ductwork I used 6" PVC drainage pipe. It works well becaust all the fittings are gasketed so you just slap it together and hang it. I do need to find something better for the hood, I just grabbed a square to round adapter at HD for now. Im also going to get a cap for the end that I can just take on and off as needed.
I hope you have a good way to get fresh air in there!!!!!!!!
And maybe a screen or some type of cover for the exhaust outside. I wouldn't want anything crawling in there and making a home.
how do you plan on adding fresh air? I'm working on mine and only have 3x50 cfm exhause don't know if ireally need to add are but at 450 wow
I just open a window for fresh air, usually upstairs, keeps the air flowing through the house, the smell down, and the wife happy. 450 CFM is really not much anyway.
Just received my VTX600 Vortex fan (449CFM) as well an hour ago. I was surprised however to read the following right on the fan:"Suitable for dry locations only. Not for use in kitchens."
Now the no kitchens comment I understand since it's not for grease, but dry locations only? That means you can't use it as a bathroom ceiling fan either I would imagine which is pretty much exactly as we want to do here no?
You might want to add a drain for the condensation somewhere like the lowest point before the fan, it looks like a pretty long run and may cool enough to condense before it goes out? Unless it is sloping down toward the kettle and you want it to just drip back in.
Kal I'm sure its labeled that way because the fan housing is two piece and not waterproof. I havent had any dripping yet. Plus yours over a sink
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