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Visitors to this pretty park usually see abundant wildlife, including species such as gopher tortoises, spotted turtles, limpkins, indigo snakes and nesting bald eagles. American alligators are often seen sunning along the lake's edge. During winter, thousands of "buzzards," actually black vultures and turkey vultures, roost in the trees and soar overhead. Nearly 80 percent of the Coastal Plain's plant community can be found along the park's Coastal Plain Nature Trail, making this park's habitat some of the most diverse in the country.
A 375-acre lake is popular with boaters and skiers, and fishing for bass, crappie, catfish and bream is excellent. Paddlers can rent canoes and kayaks to explore this beautiful lake lined with fragrant water lilies and tupelo trees. Guided pontoon boat tours are sometimes offered during events. The beachside pavilion, picnic shelters and group shelters are scenic spots for parties, reunions and other celebrations. Reed Bingham is less than six miles from I-75, making it a relaxing stop for travelers. It was named for Amos Reed Bingham who was instrumental in having the park established.
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Gator Alley Paddle
Saturday, Apr 4, 2015
9 AM to 11 AM
Saturday, Apr 25, 2015
11 AM to 1 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Just keep paddling, just keep paddling, just keep paddling up the Little River. This is a great trip for paddlers of all levels. We will go through the basics before setting off. Personal canoes/kayaks are welcome. Boats can be reserved at the visitor center. Personal canoes/kayaks are welcome. $10/person ( bringing own boat); $15/person (if renting boat) $5 parking.
The Egg Laying Rabbit
Saturday, Apr 4, 2015
1 PM to 2 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Have you heard about the Egg Laying Rabbit? Me neither, but you can still come learn about other egg laying animals that can be found here locally. Stop by the stage and you will get to see some. $5 parking.
Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, Apr 4, 2015
2 PM to 3 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Friends of Reed Bingham State Park invite you to join them for their annual Easter Egg Hunt. There will be three hunts for different age groups (Toddler- 4, 5 - 8, and 9-12). The chaos will commence at the miniature golf area. $5 parking.
Gators and the Galaxy
Saturday, Apr 11, 2015
7 PM to 9 PM
Saturday, Jul 18, 2015
8 PM to 10 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
I spy a gator. I spy a constellation. I spy a pontoon boat. Those three things together mean one thing. I night pontoon ride to see some gators and galaxies all around us. Preregistration is required. There will be two tours, 8 pm and 9 pm. Maximum of 15 people per tour. $8/adult and $5/child $5 parking.
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Friday, Apr 17, 2015 until Saturday, Apr 18, 2015
5 PM to 5 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Activities will include boat tours, hiking and live animals. Scouts will camp in the ball field and participate in a variety of events. This is open to Girl Scout levels Juniors and up.Registration Deadline is March 2 $5 parking.
Road-Kill Run
Saturday, Apr 25, 2015
7 AM to 10 AM
Reed Bingham State Park
Stretch your legs and test your speed in the annual Buzzard Day "Road-Kill Run". Registration for the 5K run will be at Beach Pavilion and start at 7 a.m. The race will start at 8 a.m. $20/ participant early registration. $25/participant late registration $5 parking.
Girl Scout Adventure Weekend
Friday, May 1, 2015 until Saturday, May 2, 2015
5 PM to 5 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Activities will include boat tours, hiking and live animals. Scouts will camp in the ball field and participate in a variety of events. This is open to Girl Scout levels Daisies and Brownies.Registration Deadline is April 17. $25 plus $5 parking.
3rd Annual Big Little River Paddle Event
Saturday, May 16, 2015
8 AM to 1 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Ready, Set, Go! Join us for a race down our 3 mile section of the Little River in the Park. Contestants will launch from Red Roberts Landing and finish at Lake Reed Bingham. Awards will be given to the top finishers in various categories, and lunch will be provided after the Race. $20 per boat before May 1st $30 per boat after May 1st $5 parking.
Camp Reed Bingham
Monday, Jun 8, 2015 until Thursday, Jun 11, 2015
9 AM to 3 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
An outdoor camp for kids ages 10-15. Camp will include canoeing and kayaking, building camp fires, cooking outdoors, learning knife skills, and basic wilderness survival and animal identification. This is a great opportunity for kids to get out and experience the park... $45 plus $5 parking.
Get Outdoors and Junior Ranger Camp
Monday, Jun 15, 2015 until Thursday, Jun 18, 2015
9 AM to 3 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
Gear Up! It's time for Junior Ranger Camp Summer 2015. This week we will complete the Owl Level badge and complete some of the Get Outdoors Georgia Badge. Camp will start at 9am and end at 3pm. Registration Deadline is June 8, 2015. $45/child plus $5 parking.
Junior Rangers Camp
Monday, Jun 22, 2015 until Thursday, Jun 25, 2015
9 AM to 3 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
This week-long Junior Ranger Camp is for children ages 6-12. Kids will get hands-on experience with our native Gopher Tortoises and other wildlife - from alligators to Oak trees - through special projects each day while earning Junior Ranger badges. Parents are welcome... $45 per child $5 parking.
Independence Day Fishing Rodeo
Saturday, Jul 4, 2015
9 AM to 11 AM
Reed Bingham State Park
Land of the free and home of the brave, so what better to do than go fishing. Friends of Reed Bingham will host a kids fishing rodeo for kids 12 and under at the rodeo ponds. Prizes will be awarded. $5 parking.
Fishing Rodeo: The Young and the Old
Saturday, Sep 5, 2015
9 AM to 11 AM
Reed Bingham State Park
You have the big old fish and you have the little baby fish, which one are you going to catch at the Labor Day Fishing Rodeo. Open to seniors over 62 and kids 12 and under. $5 parking.
Eagle Island Ghost
Friday, Oct 9, 2015 until Saturday, Oct 10, 2015
6:30 PM to 9 PM
Reed Bingham State Park
A ghost has been spotted on Eagle Island, and hopefully we will see it. On the evening of October 9th and 10th you will have your chance to visit this haunted island and hopefully find this so-called ghost. $8/child plus $5 parking.
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Use paper gift wrap with a floral motif to decoupage foam eggs for Easter decorating. Create a whole set for an Easter egg tree or give as Easter party favors. Project designed by Heidi Borchers.
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Well, summer has finally arrived in Northwestern Ontario! Warm temperatures and mostly dry weather for at least another week - it hasn't been like this since that one freak week in June!
Can i (please) deadhead my roses one more time for more blooms? :) Whaddya think?
wondering which hemisphere we're in now!
Deadheading might not hurt, but I'd be surprised if you squeezed out another bloom, though I sure don't blame you for trying. Pruning roses in the fall generally isn't recommended in books I've read on roses. New, soft growth can be damaged if the weather should go south on us again. Good luck!
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Hi Marcia,
I deadheaded all my roses last week and yes there are definately more buds comming along.
I know our weather has been different than yours this year. But this is one of the best rose years I have ever had here. Most of the canes were weighted down there were so many flowers.....and that was on all the different kinds of roses that I have. I really have never seen such a display here before and some of these roses are a good 10 years old. It was a nice surprise.
Deadhead and dance. LOL!
Hi Neil. Pruning and deadheading are two different things. In my area we have to deadhead to help prevent the bears comming into the rose hips in late summer and fall. Deadheading hasn't hurt the roses at all. Now if you prune, you could definately lose your rose over the winter...for sure.
Martin Frobisher is the nicest it's ever been and since it's right there when i get out of the car, i'm always deadheading it. I've been holding back for the past couple of weeks but i really want to get a few more blooms out of it. Same with Hansa. It's had a rough year and deserves to have some more flowers. Hawkeye Belle is just setting buds now - it has one tiny bloom. I think if i deadheaded Champlain, he might get a few more blooms.
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Intervention Convention in Rockville, MD
Friend of the blog Onezumi is an organizor of Intervention, a visionary combination of educational conference, art exhibition, and gaming convention that returns to Rockville, MD this Aug. 23-25, 2013 for its fourth year. Its goal? To Intervene and Inspire … Continue reading
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Junk Metal: Inside the California Disney Pin Counterfeiting Bust
A Note on Sources The following article is based primarily on documents on file with the Superior Court of California, County of Orange in the case of The People of The State of California vs. Larry James Allred and Robert … Continue reading
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New Disney Legends To Be Inducted at D23 Expo
As is the new tradition, a fresh crop of Disney Legends will be inducted at this year's D23 Expo in Anaheim on Saturday August 10. Included in the class are Monsters Inc. and Monsters University stars Billy Crystal and John … Continue reading
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Own a Replica of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion
Update: We now have the eBay listing for the Haunted Mansion home in Georgia. Upset that you aren't the family that purchased the Pixar Up house in Utah? How about a chance to own a replica of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion … Continue reading
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Take a Tour of The Pixar UP House Courtesy of its Owners
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Interesting. Makes me wonder, what is they age of the feature?
Oldest reports of the Red Spot on Jupiter have been tentatively dated (roughly) to the late 1600s. It was studied by Cassini (the original astronomer, not the satellite of the same name). It's been studied extensively since the early 1800s. So we are talking about a storm raging on Jupiter that has been going on for 400+ years at least.
Think about this: that storm -- 3 times to size of the Earth at its biggest -- has been visible from the Earth for 400+ years. With winds hundreds of kilometers an hour running inside.
And now it's dying, and we may be witnesses to an amzing events in the coming years. Thinking about it gives me chills.
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Eleven Chorale Preludes (A Comprehensive Edition - the Chorales, On Which the Preludes Are Based, Th). Composed by Johann Cruger Johannes Brahms. Edited by E.Power Biggs. Arranged by Michael Praetorius Johann Sebastian Bach. For Organ. Organ Book. Standard notation. Opus 122. 48 pages. Theodore Presser Company #453-00260. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.453002600).
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- Schmucke Dich, O Liebe Seele / Mein Jesu, Der Du Mich [Text by Johann Christian Lange, Translated by E.Power Biggs; Kurt Stone]
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- Schmucke Dich, O Liebe Seele (Chorale, Prelude, And Alternate Version Of Prelude) [Text by Johan Franck, Translated by Henry Drinker]
- O Wie Selig Seid Ihr Doch, Ihr Frommen (Chorale, Prelude, Alternate Versions I And Ii Of The Prelude) [Arranged by Johann Sebastian Bach, Translated by Henry Drinker] Performed by Johann Cruger
- O Gott, du frommer Gott [Arranged by Johann Sebastian Bach, Text by Johann Heermann, Translated by Kurt Stone]
- Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen [Arranged by Michael Praetorius, Text by Anonymous, Translated by Kurt Stone]
- Herzlich tut mich verlangen [Text by Hans Leo Hassler, Translated by Henry Drinker] Performed by Hans Leo Hassler
- Herzlich Tut Mich Verlangen (Prelude (For Chorale See No. 9))
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I recently purchased rose seeds from the web for a white climbing rose named "iceberg". After reading up on growing roses from seed on this resourceful forum, I now understand no roses grow true from seed. I wonder what the chances are of these seeds having white flowers or a climbing habit? Are they likely to closely resemble the parent?
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The FBI has responded to Sharyl Attkisson's appeal of the bureau's original denial of her request for Benghazi info under the Freedom of Information Act: "Mmm… don't think so."
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How's that going?
White House press office hasn't returned a single call regarding this query (and I believe we started calling in late fall).
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really nice post, learned a lot but a few questions.
when talking about 3xDHC +1x Launcher vs 4xDHC you only talk about DPS. But shouldn't we take into account that enegy weapons are better for shields and torpedos are better Hull damage? And in STF you're often firing on things without shields or probes where shields are done with the first volley. Especially when the clock is running.
And for waepon choice.
I often read that Anti Protons are the best. But the differences are really small right? I have 3,4% crit chance for my ship + 2% on the weapons. Quite possible I missed something but with 5,4% Anti-Proton will do around 1% more damage in general (20% more damage when it crits but only around every 20th hit will crit).
So first if you go for Anti Proton you have to get as much crit as possible . Second with such a small bonus maybe other weapons are better. How much damage do you get from the 10% debuff from Disruptors? The Debuff helps all players firing on the target right? And how effective is the Subsystem Disabling proc from Phasers? Could imagine it could be really useful in PVP.
For flying backwards. Never noticed that, thx. Though if it means you can fire on all 2/3 targets at ones without getting damage from cube/gate maybe flying backwards is still a good choice for a while.
The main reason folks say that APs are the best is because their special ability is always on, it's passive, it's not a random chance proc. Using AP you will get higher crit chance and bigger crits. The phaser proc of disabling a random subsystem can be very powerful as well, but when they fix the hybrid weapons bug, AP will be back on top as the DPS weapon of choice. If you fly in a fleet consider that it would be optimal if someone was providing the disruptor proc, if nobody is, mayb ehtat could be you
As for flying backwards, it should only be done by cruiser captains to turn faster, there is no reason for an escort to do it.


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Personally, I think Gibson will be the better goaltender of the two.
Thus far this season he has been lights out. If thats an indication of how he will play this year, then yes, he is without second thought better. He will likely slow a bit, but who knows really.
I'm just happy he is playing phenomenal, and whatever happens in the future happens. Look what happened to Raycroft and Mason as two examples. At the top of hockey one year, in the gutter the next. At the premier league in the world to boot.
I also believe that saying someone is better and comparing their junior years are two different things. You want to see who strung together the better junior career? Look at the stats. You want to know who's better? You'd better sit down and watch a bunch of games and throw the stat sheet away. Surely Oskar Dansk isnt a crappy goalie (drafted 31st NHL) despite his 5.47 GAA and his 0.873 GAA with the Otters.....Situations certainly help a player out.
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Santa's from nature
Love making things from found objects, especially those found in nature.
Left to right...a stick, a piece of white birch bark, a milkweed pod.
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They all have great memories. The stick is from the campground we use to go to. They had Christmas in July. I won a prize! I had a step ladder which hubby staple gunned pine branches to for a tree, then the kids and I gathered stuff! We made the stick santas, pinecone angels, paper chains and a big ole Jingle bell rock at the base! The piece of birch bark was laying on the ground at the house I use to garden for...looked like a Santa to me..heehee! And the pods are from the ole farmhouse we use to rent. It is such fun each year to decorate the tree and hear the kids when they come in with their little ones tell the stories of each one!!
Luvs, I have two shell Santas. The little one is on the back rounded part and the bigger one I painted on the outside. The pic has a glare and makes his eyes look bugged and it almost looks like material for the hat, but it is paint and oh so cute.
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Just Beautiful! and all those memories, what could be a better craft!
just incase you are looking for more nature craft, I saw a santa painted on a magnolia leave, my mil has two trees and never think to get some leaves, thought I would post a photo of the one I saved, also plan on getting some and painting them gold to use on projects for Christmas, or a garland.
sorry cant seem to find the photo now, but will keep looking.
Oddie, I have two big magnolia trees in front of my house that drop leaves constantly--never thought about painting Santas on them! LOL I have thought about spray painting them gold, but just haven't done it yet. Wonder if the paint would help preserve them? Or will they still get dry and crumbly after awhile. Anyone tried this already?
Luvs I beleive if you pick them while still green you can press them, and hopefully they will not get dry and crumbly, did a few a few years ago but didnt do anything past painting them gold, seemed to me they stayed nice for a long time, you could use a spray to seal them, would make a pretty wreath also just useing the leaves.
arent they the most beautiful trees! lucky you!
Oddie, I always loved the big flowers and pretty leaves--but when I moved here, I soon found out that they are a very "messy" tree. Constantly dropping leaves and pods--makes for extra cleanup work in the yard and street! :o( Now maybe if I start using it for crafting--I won't mind the extra work so much. LOL
Oh my, Oddie, those leaves are awesome. Up here in frozen NH we don't have magnolia's but I will be looking at the different leaves we have in a different light this spring! I love how one idea, spurs others on this forum!!
Luvs, I image googled painted magnolia leaves and came across these! Now you will have lots to do with all of yours!!
Here is a link that might be useful: Magnolia ghosts!
Wow! Who knew that all those leaves I throw away each week could have been put to better use! LOL Thanks for showing me the ghosts too Gram. Let's see Valentines Day is coming up--could paint them pink, red, and white with little hearts and make a garland of them. Now see what you gals have started????? :o) Luvs
I can see those leaves cut into a long heart shape and used to make a wreath or garland, will have to wait till spring, gosh I hate waiting when theres so many ideas!
gram_nh would be happy to send you some, when we thaw out and the tree produce leaves agine!


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Today's beer video is a cute little film showing the 10 Biggest Beer Drinking Countries, produced by All Time 10s. I'm not sure where their exact data comes from, but it's the usual suspects that make the list.
ABI To Buy Back Korea's OB
In a strange turn of events, Anheuser-Busch InBev (ABI) has agreed to buy back the South Korean Oriental Brewery (OB) for $5.8 billion, about three times the $1.8 billion that they sold it for in 2008. OB is South Korea's largest brewery with approximately 60% of the market.
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KKR and Affinity Equity Partners ("Affinity") today announced that an agreement has been entered into whereby AB InBev will reacquire Oriental Brewery ("OB"), the leading brewer in South Korea, from KKR and Affinity for 5.8 billion USD.
This agreement returns OB to the AB InBev portfolio, after AB InBev sold the company in July 2009, following the combination of InBev and Anheuser-Busch, in support of the company's deleveraging target. AB InBev will reacquire OB earlier than July 2014, as it was originally entitled to under the 2009 transaction.
Since KKR and Affinity entered into partnership with OB in 2009, OB has grown to become the largest brewer in South Korea, driven by strong growth of the Cass brand. OB and AB InBev also remained long-term partners through OB's exclusive license to distribute select AB InBev brands in South Korea such as Budweiser, Corona and Hoegaarden.
Carlos Brito, Chief Executive Officer of AB InBev, said, "We are excited to invest in South Korea and to be working with the Oriental Brewery team again. OB will strengthen our position in the fast-growing Asia Pacific region and will become a significant contributor to our Asia Pacific Zone.
Bloomberg Businessweek also has more on the story.
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy Propaganda
Here's another great example of the circle jerk nature of prohibitionist groups. This is, I'm finding, the standard operating procedure for most, if not all, of them. They decide what they're opposed to, in this case alcohol, and then they commission — that is pay for — research that they claim proves their point. Tobacco companies are the classic example, insofar as they funded lots of studies showing how safe smoking was despite independent research revealing just the opposite. How the "study" is framed is one of the many troubling aspects of how they do this. Assumptions are made that all alcohol is bad and that people who consume it will abuse it and be a burden on society, causing innumerable harms to themselves and others. That's a persistent theme that permeates much of the so-called scientific literature, there's hardly a whiff of impartiality if you look deeply enough into it.
A pointed example I recall, outside the alcohol world, is the Meese Commission Report which was directed by then-President Ronald Reagan to find a link between pornography and criminal or anti-social behavior. The important difference between this, and the earlier commission by Johnson/Nixon which resulted in the 1970 Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, is that from an impartial starting point that report found no such link. In fact, the 1970 commission "recommended against any restrictions for adults" and overall "the report found that obscenity and pornography were not important social problems, that there was no evidence that exposure to such material was harmful to individuals, and that current legal and policy initiatives were more likely to create problems than solve them." Regardless of your feelings about pornography, what's significant is that Reagan's mandate to Meese was not to see if there was causation between pornography and violence, but was instead he was tasked with finding one. That was the goal of the report, to find a link to please Reagan's base on the religious right who weren't happy with the results of the 1970 report. And that's how I feel about GAPA and the countless quasi-scientific prohibitionist organizations and their "studies." They are, by design, looking for trouble, and so naturally they find it everywhere they look.
So once they've manufactured and/or exaggerated the problem, the next step is to get the research published in quasi-scientific journals, in some cases one owned or funded by the same organizations. Then they send out press releases claiming their position has been scientifically proven. They usually neglect to mention that they themselves created the "science" they're touting because it's more effective if it appears to be objective. Unfortunately, it rarely is, but such is the state of journalism today that press releases are more often reprinted verbatim without any fact-checking or even questioning the content. It's apparently enough if it simply has a credible-sounding "scientific" journal name attached to it. Once you've got enough of these "studies" you can then hold a conference of like-minded individuals where you can present your findings.
So in October of this year, the "Global Alcohol Policy Conference" was held in South Korea. It was hosted by a group I wasn't familiar with; the Global Alcohol Policy Alliance (GAPA), but which appears to be more of a loose organization of national prohibitionist groups that was formed in 2000 to share information and hold annual conferences. Although I don't know many of the international groups, the people from the U.S. make it clear who's invited to the party. GAPA board members include George Hacker, who runs the notorious prohibitionist Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI); Thomas F. Babor, the author of Alcohol: No Ordinary Commodity: Research and Public Policy (an anti-alcohol handbook) and David Jernigan, who's the Director of the also notoriously anti-alcohol Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (CAMY), funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Behavior and Society at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Jerigan was also the author of this travesty: Bud Blamed In Absurd E.R. Visit Study.
Here's where the circle gets tighter and more insular. There are sixteen board members for GAPA. At the recent Global Alcohol Policy Conference, there were eight speakers on the program. Of those eight, six are also board members of GAPA. Similarly, GAPA is divided into regions. The North American region includes four member organizations: CSPI (Centre for Science in the Public Interest), The Marin Institute (now known as Alcohol Justice), The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth and the Office of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse, created by the collaboration of the AMA and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. If you're a regular reader here you'll no doubt recognize those groups as being prohibitionist to their core.
Looking over the program for the conference, the topics all revolve around the negative aspects of alcohol, the harms, the addicts, the too-low taxation and regulation. Reading over the titles, it's hard not to leave with the impression that it's about how to bring down alcohol completely. I couldn't find one positive word about drinking, which seems incongruous to my life experience and literally just about every person I know. Surely, they could find some balance to their efforts, but instead it feels punitive, divisive and almost mean-spirited. Some of the speeches given during the conference are available for download, while others — most, really — give you an error message when trying to download: "Applicants sponsored by alcohol manufacturers are not allowed." How did they know? What don't they want people in the alcohol industry to know about regarding what they're saying or doing?
Another glimpse into prohibitionists worldwide comes from GAPA's internal magazine, The Globe. In the latest issue, Issue 3 2013 they tackle such horrible behavior by alcohol companies as donating water to disaster relief with the overall theme of "Beware of the Alcohol Industry Bearing Gifts."
I recall the Marin Institute similarly whining when Anheuser-Busch canned water and sent it to Haiti after the devastating earthquake there, a story I detailed in Let No Good Deed Go Unpunished.
So how was the conference portrayed in the news online? Upstreaming Alcohol Policy reported that an "important theme running through the conference was the role of the global alcohol industry in maintaining and intensifying alcohol-related harm through its tactics and practices." In other words, we're all evil and wish your family harm, a persistent theme in all prohibitionist propaganda. Corporations & Health Watch agreed and went even further, reporting that "Dr. Thomas Babor of the University of Connecticut, for example, stressed reasons to doubt the sincerity of the global alcohol industry in its insistence to be part of the solution to alcohol problems." Yes, we want everybody binge-drinking all the time, every day. There's nothing better for the alcohol industry than drunk people killing themselves and others, especially when we all have families and want them in harm's way, too. I'm so sick of this one, where alcohol is criticized for advertising or wanting to sell more products because that, they claim, is "clearly to increase overall consumption — a strategy which is inimical to public health and public safety." Every alcohol corporation, at least under U.S. law, is like every corporation, beholden to shareholders and must do what they can to increase the share price, in other words increase the business. It's the law. There's plenty of corporate behavior I'm not wild about, but at least I understand it. If you want corporations to act differently, change their charters; change the law governing them. But stop making it sound like they'd kill their mothers for a dime. Stop painting them, and all of us in the alcohol industry, as evil. We're just not.
Their conclusion was that "reducing the global burden of alcohol-related harm will require advocates to effectively counter that industry influence – through reliance on the best science, savvy media advocacy, and robust grassroots organization." The black humor and irony in that is that the science they're referring to is anything but the "best" — or evidence-based, as they often phrase it. "Savvy media advocacy" means propaganda which I find usually contains falsehoods and exaggerations, at best. And "robust grassroots organization" means, more often than not, groups funded by large, wealthy prohibitionist groups like the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation or others.
The overall impression I have from watching these groups for over twenty years is that they're so shamelessly dishonest in their actions and their rhetoric that I can't really understand how they can claim the high moral ground that's so inherent in their position. They set up the argument as a David vs. Goliath situation which is laughably wrong. Does "big alcohol" have a lot of money. Sure, but so does the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and most of the others. They've been spending their money influencing politicians, spreading their message and trying to persuade others to their way of thinking. Does that sound like the same thing that they accuse alcohol manufacturers of doing? It should, because they're doing exactly the same thing, and have been since at least 1933, when Prohibition ended. The only real difference is they claim to be doing it for righteous reasons and believe those of us who enjoy drinking a beer or even making or selling it, are the spawn of satan. The problem with that is that we're not. We're ordinary people, often with many of the same set of beliefs as the prohibitionists. Contrary to the propaganda, we beerists love our friends and families, have our own faith, are civic-minded and contribute to our community and society at large. We're regular people who also enjoy drinking beer. Period. It's only through the lens of prohibitionists that we appear any different. And until that cycle is broken and prohibitionists stop creating self-fulfilling propaganda, we'll never solve any of the real problems that some individuals have with alcohol.
Around the World In 80 Drinks
Today's infographic is named after one of my favorite books — Around the World in 80 Drinks. Although the name is a bit of a cheat, because while there are flags from 80 nations on the poster, there are only 75 drinks shown, as some are double up. Of those 75, only 10 are beers, which seems low to me. Also, the Czech Republic is represented by Becherovka, an herbal digestive, rather than a beer. Given that the Czechs drink more beer than any other country, that's surprising. Curiously, it was created by Wine Investment, and there's very few wines, too. But visually, it's pretty cool looking.
Global Alcohol Consumption Map
Today's infographic is a map of the world showing alcohol consumption by country, based on information from the UN's World Health Organization from 2008. The map is broken down by "litres per capita" and despite on the shouting by U.S. prohibitionists, America is somewhere in the middle. The map comes from an article on Geo Currents that takes a closer look at the global consumption of alcohol.
For The Love Of Beer Infographic
Today's infographic is entitled "For the Love of Beer," and comes from Buzzle, where they also created a large list of beer brands.
The Big Four's Regional Breakdowns Compared
Today's infographic is yet another pair of slides from a Powerpoint presentation on the Beer Industry by Christian Adeler and Jon Bjornstad in 2011. The first shows that worldwide, the beer industry is dominated by four global conglomerates, ABI, Heineken, SABMiller and Carlsberg.
The second slide shows the market share for each of the four companies in the major regions of the world.
Worldwide Alcohol Consumption Cartogram
Today's infographic is a type of map known as a cartogram, which takes a standard map and distorts the land masses based on a particular data point. It was created by World Mapper, a website that's done close to 700 cartograms showing a variety of data in this way.
Here's the standard map, showing each country based on their land mass. Actually, a Mercator projection is the one most of us are familiar with, but that map distorts the size of land which shows the round Earth as a flat map that's drawn as if you took the globe apart and laid it down, making the land closest to the North and South poles look much bigger than they are in reality. The standard map for World Mapper is known as a Gall–Peters projection , which shows the land masses much closer to their actual size.
Click here to see the map full size.
What a cartogram does is take their standard map and distort the land masses of nations on purpose, to show the differences in the data more clearly by how much it's been distorted from the original. For example, here's the same map, but distorted to show the world by population.
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So here's the same map again, but this time distorted to show absolute alcohol consumption, based on data from 2001.
Click here to see the map full size.
Here's some more information on the alcohol consumption map.
The average Western European drinks over a third more alcohol than the average person living in any other region. The lowest alcohol consumption per person is found in Southern Asia, where on average people drink less than a third of the average consumption elsewhere.
In some territories there is practically no alcohol consumption. Many Middle Eastern and Northern African territories are not visible on the map for that reason. In contrast, China, the United States and the Russian Federation have the largest areas on the map, because the most alcohol is consumed there by large populations.
If you're curious about the debate surrounding different map projections, take a peak at the Gall-Peters – Mercator projection Debate, a closer look at the Gall-Peters projection at the Power of Cartography, and a good overview of different projections at One world, many faces: A brief look at map projections.
Who Exports Beer?
Today's infographic is an interesting treemap created by the Observatory of Economic Complexity, a collaboration between M.I.T. and Harvard. This one, contrasting yesterday's, shows the amount of beer exported by the nations of the world, with the size of their relative amount of exporting shown by the size of the rectangle.
Who Imports Beer?
Today's infographic is an interesting treemap created by the Observatory of Economic Complexity, a collaboration between M.I.T. and Harvard. This one shows the amount of beer imported by the nations of the world, with the size of their relative amount of importing shown by the size of the rectangle.


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Last March, we first heard about the North45 scarf. Created by Canadian entrepreneur Dimitri Poliderakis, it's designed to keep winter sports enthusiasts' faces warm while simultaneously not causing their goggles to fog up – a feat that regular scarves often can't manage. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, it went on sale at the end of last winter. I got a chance to try one out this winter, and I can tell ya right now ... it works just as advertised. Read More
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KTM's Adventure 1198 R is probably the most extreme adventure motorcycle you can buy. At 148 horsepower, it's considerably more powerful than anything else in the big enduro market, and at 230 kg (507 lbs) with a tank of fuel, it's actually quite light for a big-bore adventure bike. Make no mistake though, it's an intimidating ride – particularly when you're a complete numpty on the dirt like our road bike specialist Loz Blain. Things get a bit hairy in our latest video motorcycle review. Enjoy! Read More
KTM bills the 2015 1190 Adventure R as both "the world's safest motorcycle" and "without doubt the twin-cylinder enduro with the greatest offroad ability." Backing up the first claim is one of the first lean-angle sensitive Cornering ABS systems to hit the market, and backing up the second is a pair of big, tubeless spoked rims with aggressively knobby tyres on. In the right hands, this thing is a dune-destroying cross-continental touring weapon, a true superbike for the dirt. Loz Blain's hands are not the right hands; he's spent precious little time on the dirt – but he's always up for an Adventure... Read More
Innotab 3S Plus kids' tablet review
The latest kids' tablet to join Vtech's Innotab line has some notable additions that make it an interesting starter tablet. The Innotab 3S Plus boasts exclusive software designed to appeal to youngsters and help them learn in a fun way as well as get in touch with their creative side. We got to spend a bit of time with the tablet so read on to see if the tablet holds its own in the increasingly crowded kids' tablet arena. Read More
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The RoundFlash Ring and Dish are a collapsible ring light soft-box and beauty dish that work with your speedlight and DSLR. Like the ring flashes used by fashion photographers, they produce a big round light which can be used to create shadowless images with distinctive circular catchlights. Join us as we review the affordable ring flash alternative to see whether it deserves a place in your kit bag. Read More
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When we visited Motorola's Chicago headquarters in September, one of the most intriguing new gadgets wasn't quite ready for the press to try out. But now we've been able to spend some quality time with Moto Hint, the company's next generation Bluetooth earbud. Though it's a step in the right direction compared to the wonky things some of us stick in our ears, there's still some room for improvement. Read More
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Getting kids who are immersed in mobile devices to get up and start moving can be a bit of challenge, which is where an activity tracker for kids just might help. Leapfrog's LeapBand is a virtual pet gaming device merged with a fitness tracker that motivates kids to move using activity challenges and rewards. The more active they are, the more rewards they get to unlock cool new features. Is it enough to get them to be more physically active though? Read on to find out. Read More
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