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President Bush has signed a directive that gives the White House much greater control over the rules and policy statements that the government develops to "protect" public health, safety, the environment, civil rights and privacy.
In an executive order issued January 18, 2007, President Bush announced that each agency must have a regulatory policy office run by a political appointee to supervise the development of rules and documents providing guidance to regulated industries.
The White House will thus have a gatekeeper in each agency to analyze the costs and the benefits of new rules and to make sure the agencies carry out the president's priorities.
Chairman of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Congressman Henry Waxman, remarked, "The executive order allows the political staff at the White House to dictate decisions on health and safety issues, even if the government's own impartial experts disagree.".
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O'REILLY: Where were you in 1962?
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Fifty years ago, in the summer of 1962, America was a far different place than it is today. President John Kennedy was presiding over Camelot and despite fouling up the invasion of Cuba, his approval rating hovered around 80 percent. Unemployment was 5.2 percent with the average family income at $6,000 a year. Continue Reading

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If you would have asked us during pre-season if we thought the season was going to turn out like this, we would have told you you were crazy. 16-0-5, two NCAA wins under our belt, hosted first and second round NCAA games, and now we're in the Sweet 16??
Yeah, we would have looked at you pretty funny if you asked us that three months ago.
This entire season has been surreal. After our double OT loss in penalty kicks in the semi-final round of the Little East Conference tournament to UMass Boston, we weren't sure how things were going to go with the NCAA. But now that we are in the third round of the NCAA tournament and have the possibility of going to San Antonio, TX, for the Final Four, we now have a lot more to play for.
The farther we go, the more we know how much support is behind us at Eastern.
Now more than ever we're playing for the name on the front of our jerseys. Wish us luck in the tail-end of our season!
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Lang Lang wins International Artist of the Year at Classic Brits
3 October 2013
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Lang Lang has won International Artist of the Year at the Classic Brit Awards 2013, held at London's Royal Albert Hall.
The pianist – who opened the ceremony with a rousing rendition of Khachaturian's 'Sabre Dance' from Gayane, with violinist Nicola Benedetti – was praised for his efforts in broadening the popularity of the piano. Through his volunteer work with children he is said to have encouraged more than 40 million children in China to learn to play the instrument.
Dressed in a deep red suit, Lang Lang accepted the accolade with obvious enthusiasm and took to the stage again for a solo performance of Chopin's Grand valse brilliant Op 18, complete with the flashing lights and abstract visuals that often accompany his artistry.
Pianists were to the fore at this year's event: Daniel Barenboim received Male Artist of the Year, and sent a video acceptance message in his absence. Ludovico Einaudi performed Experience from In a Time Lapse and was nominated for Composer of the Year, but missed out to Hans Zimmer, who performed a medley of his recent film scores at the piano, supported by the London Chamber Orchestra.
Elsewhere, Nicola Benedetti triumphed as the winner of Female Artist of the Year and German operatic tenor Jonas Kaufmann won the Critic's Award. The event closed with a tribute to Luciano Pavarotti, whose posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to his widow Nicoletta Mantovani by one of the remaining Three Tenors, José Carreras.
The Classic Brits – formally 'Classical Brits' – have been dubbed 'unashamedly populist' and 'fundamentally tacky' by cultural commentators. Last year the critic Paul Morley wrote that 'the ceremony was the bewildered, if sparkly love child, of the Eurovision song contest and the Last Night of the Proms, with somehow a dash of the 1970s Miss World, Brucie's Strictly Come Dancing, and William and Kate's wedding'. Benedetti used her award acceptance speech to urge viewers to listen beyond the music on offer at the ceremony.
The awards will be broadcast on ITV, Sunday 6 October at 10:20pm
Centenary celebrations for the Pianoforte Tuners' Association
2 October 2013
Delegates at this year's PTA convention, held in Bournemouth
The Pianoforte Tuners' Association (PTA) marks its 100th birthday this month.
The PTA was formed in October 1913, during the heyday of
piano manufacturing, to protect the interests of tuners and to offer
instruction to apprentices. Today, the association promotes the importance of
regular, skilled tuning and servicing while bringing together piano tuners and
Planned centenary celebrations include a Fazioli training day at Jaques Samuel Pianos in London and a Kawai technical class followed by the Scottish Autumn Dinner in Stirling. Earlier this year, the PTA convention was held in Bournemouth. It provided technical seminars, sponsored by Steinway & Sons, Kawai and Morley Pianos. The convention concluded with a gala dinner and charity auction that raised £1,800 divided between the Musicians' Benevolent Fund and the Association's Student Fund.
There are currently around 230 PTA Members in the UK and members use the letters MPTA after their names which helps the public to identify competent tuners in their area. Entry to the Association is achieved by passing three examinations to very high standards. Students must work for at least two years after their college training, completing a minimum of five years in total, before being eligible to apply for PTA membership.
For further information, membership enquiries or a list of
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Keys and words collide as novel about piano prodigy is turned into a concert series
30 September 2013
Author Jessica Duchen reads from Alicia's Gift
Viv Mclean performs works from the novel
IP contributor Jessica Duchen will embark on an unusual book
tour this winter; her musically inspired novel, Alicia's Gift, has been turned
into a concert.
The story follows the piano prodigy Alicia Bradley and her embattled parents from the revelation of her talent aged three through to her adulthood and her participation in the Leeds International Piano Competition.
This is not the first time Duchen has dabbled with words and music. Her novel Hungarian Dances was turned into a narrated concert to great acclaim, and the featured music is available on a dedicated CD on the Onyx label. Duchen is the author of four novels, biographies of Gabriel Fauré and Erich Wolfgang Korngold, and writes for the Independent and many specialist magazines, including International Piano.
The Alicia's Gift concert explores its heroine's story
with the help of some of the music in her life, alternating a narrative based
on the book with a variety of engaging illustrative piano works, performed by
Viv McLean (piano winner of the Royal Over-seas League Music Competition, First Prize
at the 2002 Maria Canals International Piano Competition in Barcelona).
Alicia's passion for Chopin is reflected in selections
ranging from the Third Ballade to the stormy Etude Op 25 No 12. Her emotional
growth is mirrored in the atmospheric worlds of Granados and Ravel, among
others. Her search for the perfect teacher carries her
through a roller coaster of Czerny, Debussy and Gershwin.
'The idea of my concerts-of-the-novel is
that these performances should be more than just alternating words and music,'
explains Duchen. 'The two must be so closely integrated in terms of
appropriateness and emotional content that they effectively unite in a
different form of storytelling that becomes a genre in its own right.
'I'm not sure whose idea it was that we should end the concert with a piano duet. We've picked the final number of Ravel's 'Mother Goose' Suite and I get to play the glissandi, which should be fun – at least, I hope so. Playing the piano in public terrifies me, so I'm not sure what I'm letting myself in for!'
Alicia's Gift: The Concert of the Novel is premiered at the Musical Museum, Brentford, on 9 November
Performance dates
9 November 2013: Musical Museum, Brentford, near Kew Bridge
13 November 2013: Kensington & Chelsea Music Society, Leighton House, Holland Park, London W11
27 November 2013: Vernon Ellis Foundation, 49 Queen's Gate Terrace, London SW7
8 December 2013, 3pm: St Mary's, Perivale
15 December 2013: Burgh House, Hampstead, London NW3
18 January 2014: Soirées at Breinton, near Woking, Surrey
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Yamaha announces piano selection sessions at London's Southbank Centre
16 September 2013
The CFX
Following the success of the inaugural piano selection sessions last year, Yamaha has announced a second event to be held at London's Southbank Centre during 11–12 October.
The sessions are aimed at individuals and institutions interested in Yamaha's extensive high-end upright and grand piano ranges and allow people to book 45-minute slots to view and evaluate the latest instruments in privacy, while taking advice from leading technicians and piano specialists.
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3871 Gallagher Dr., Edina, MN 55435
spoke with the manager and explained I have celiac. the fries are gf and no cross contamination in fryer. he said counters and gloves are clean for no cc. burger option is lettuce or bowl instead of bun. so far I am very happy. extremely happy girl!! no upset stomach!! best place ever!!
2230 Town Center Avenue, Viera, FL 32940
Dedicated fryer for fries, buns are grilled on a dedicated grill top, they change gloves..... Most toppings are GF too. There is an allergen list online.
4959 Centre Point Drive, North Charleston, SC 29418
They say they have gluten free buns but there aren't ever any in the store.
341 Amherst St., Nashua, NH 03063
Five Guys is my go to fast food place for gluten free. They are very good about changing gloves before touching my food. Food is awesome. I get a burger in a lettuce wrap or hotdog in a bowl and fries. Whole family loves them and they are super nice to chat with as they make your food.
600 North Greenbush Road, Rensselaer, NY 12144
I had read that all Five Guys locations are Celiac friendly, in that "everything is gluten free except the buns," and this one is not an exception. when you order a bunless burger or hotdog, they ask if it's for an allergy. they'll change gloves and separate your order from anything that could cross contaminate - like if your spouse has a burger with a bun, they'll put it in a separate bag. fries are cooked in peanut oil and are the only thing cooked in that fryer. good fast food for Celiacs.
1175 Woods Crossing Road, Greenville, SC 29607
Good burgers but a little pricey. Way better that fast food though. Bunless burger in a tray. Almost as good as with the bun.
99 Eglin Parkway, Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32548
They changed their gloves and used a separate preparing area to make our food. The burgers weren't too greasy for most 5 guys and they even gave us extra fries! :)
25845 Highway 290 , Cypress, TX 77429
I got a burger bowl and fries, requested that they changed gloves when handling my food (but didn't watch to see if they really did) and I didn't get sick from my meal. I'm sensitive enough to not be able to pick a few stray croutons off my salad, so they did something right. The fries are cooked in peanut oil and they don't have anything else fried on menu; I've read they have a dedicated burger grill. I enjoyed the food prior to being GF, and I think I'll be able to enjoy it now.
4450 S. Laburnum Ave, Suite A, Richmond, VA 23231
I told them I was GF and needed it with no bun. They changed gloves and it was delicious. Their fries are the only thing in the fryer so no chance for cross contamination. I just love this burger place and will eat at them while traveling.
6493 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville, VA 23111
I told them I was GF and needed it with no bun. They changed gloves and it was delicious. Their fries are the only thing in the fryer so no chance for cross contamination. I just love this burger place and will eat at them while traveling.
1701 U.S. 22, Watchung, NJ 07069
Burgers and fries what more is there to say. Most chains cook their fries in the same oil as non gluten-free items do no fries for her. This place would be better if they offered buns for the burgers.
1757 East-West Connector #420, Austell, GA 30106
Great GF option in Austell. I've been a here multiple times. Always request burger in a bowl with fries. Wonderful.
197 Boston Post Road West, Marlborough, MA 01752
Best burger and fries around. Never had a reaction- very gluten free friendly.
1300 Route 17 N, Ramsey, NJ 07446
good burgers. only use fryer for fries. we bring our own buns. separate grill for buns. some younger staff need prompting to change gloves. No reactions so far.
7252 N. Academy Blvd. Unit 120, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
I never have a reaction here. They do a wonderful job.
1539 Hilliard Rome Road, Columbus, OH 43228
I'm visiting from out of town and ordered lile I do at home. When I picked up my food I was a bit upset, my fries were in the same bag as my Mom's bunned burger. I didn't complain, just kind of did an 'oh' & frowned. The guy didn't say anything though. A few minutes later the manager (?) Forrest M. (according to the receipt) brought out more fries for me "because they didn't exactly follow the allergy." I feel like that was exceptionally good customer service on their end!
707 Southpark Blvd., Colonial Heights, VA 23834
Five Guys, Five Stars! Best burger and fries I've had in 20 years! They have two great GF options for your burger to order...in a lettuce wrap or in a "bowl" where your burger is served over your fixin's from lettuce and tomato to grilled onions and mushrooms! The staff at the Chester Five Guys were super friendly and patient with a newbie like me and the place was very clean. The only downside was I ate waaaaay too many fries!
7220 Eastchase Parkway, Montgomery, AL 36117
I am always cautious, so I stood there and watched them prepare food while I waited. The spatula never touched the bun, so I know it wasn't just something they do when asked. They always make sure to package my food separately from my husband's food, just to be sure.
3078 Zelda Road, Montgomery, AL 36106
Finally! This is a place where I can have a burger and fries without worry. The employees are very careful. They clean the workspace before preparing our food and change their gloves several times throughout the process. They don't serve chicken so there's nothing to contaminate the fries. They don't have gf buns, but the lettuce wrap is great.
254 N West End Blvd, Quakertown, PA 18951
They were very accommodating. They only put fries in the fryer so you know they're safe. They don't have rolls but will wrap your burger in lettuce. We brought our own rolls and they even asked if we would like them to put the burgers on the rolls for us. The person preparing the food stopped to tell us that they couldn't toast the roll on the griddle so they are aware of cross contamination.
121 Federal Road, Brookfield, CT 06804
Knowledgeable staff. I had no gluten issues. Great burgers with lettuce wrap and yummy fries.
1430 High St, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Excellent! You can get your burger in a bowl or wrapped in lettuce. The only gluten containing item on the menu are the buns. Enjoy the French fries!!
13580 Foulger Square, Woodbridge, VA 22192
No GF buns here. Staff didn't know what that meant.
3059 Solomons Island Road, Edgewater, MD 21037
Great burgers with two options for GD!! Get it in a tin or on lettuce leaves. Excellent staff! Love this place!!!!
15810 SW Freeway #100, Sugarland, TX 77479
fryer is only used for gluten free fries. great employees. they always change their gloves and I can watch the order being made.
10 Cornerstone Square, Westford, MA 01886
I have celiac and have eaten there several times and have always been fine (I.e. No reaction!) They will put your burgers in a lettuce wrap or in its own in a little tin container. They change their gloves frequently and also told the cooks that there was an "allergy". They only cook fries in the fryerlator so those are gf too.
2887 Dixie Highway, Crestview Hills, KY 41017
They could stock buns. Without a bun your meal is just a meat patty.
1146 East Fort Union Blvd., Midvale, UT 84047
I have Celiac disease and fully trust Five Guys. Have always been safe and they are all trained to know what gluten free means. Safe and they do not cross contaminate.
47 Rehoboth Avenue, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
No gluten free buns. Not knowledgeable about whether fries are GF. Definitely got sick after :(
5660 Cottle Road #10, San Jose, CA 95123
Approach with caution: this is one of the South Valley locations that manages to get bread crumbs into the toppings. If you're aiming for reduced gluten, you should be OK. If wheat or gluten make you ill, this location is best avoided.
4619 Perkiomen Ave, Reading, PA 19606
Nice staff. Excellent burgers ( no bun) and fries.
2000 Clemens Bridge Road, Deptford, NJ 08096
I love five guys! Their standardized process avoids cross-contamination, just remind them to change the gloves. Had no problems with this location.
5060 East 2nd Street, Casper, WY 82609
Only place I can go for fries! Buns are warmed on a separate grill. Lettuce wrap and bowl are great choices.
1795 US Highway 17 North, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Had read several good reviews about Five Guys so we decided to give them a try. It was obvious that the employees at this location have not been trained. None of the 3 guys at the front and on grill knew anything about gluten. We finally asked for a manager, then felt comfortable ordering. Wasn't happy to be charged full price for a plain (no condiments) bunless patty. Not likely to return.
2641 S. Florida Ave, Lakeland, FL 33803
We went when they weren't busy. We asked a lot of questions on cross contamination add GF. I feel good about eating there. It was good!
226 W. College Ave., State College, PA 16801
I ordered a hamburger in a bowl with lettuce and ketchup. Ketchup came on the side. I also had their regular fries. Didn't get sick. Not sure if celiac friendly.
3124 Kathleen Avenue, Greensboro, NC 27408
I have to give 5 stars because they are so tasty. lol! Everyone knows what I am talking about! The french fries are in a dedicated fryer. The only thing I wonder is why they fry them in peanut oil when there are so many people with peanut allergies? Either way, it is very good! They will ask you right off "Do you have an allergy?" So they will know how to handle your food. Then they will yell back "allergy!" and everyone changes their gloves! :D That is what I am talking about! They GET IT!
9826 Gilead Rd, Suite C-106, Huntersville, NC 28078
Easy for gluten free eating! Changed gloves before touching the lettuce!
7814 Main Street North, Maple Grove, MN 55369
Easy to eat here. Can even get French fries as they don't mix!
6022 Winthrop Town Centre Avenue, Riverview, FL 33578
Always clean. Never had a problem. Burger bowls are great!
3268 Forum Boulevard, Unit 207, Fort Myers, FL 33905
asked them to change their gloves and they happily did. watched as they were very careful preparing our food.
2917 S. Glen Eagles Drive, West Valley, UT 84018
This is a great burger place for those with Celiac. The only food with gluten in it is the bun - even the fryers only fry fries. Good lettuce wraps and they even put the ketchup and mustard in separate containers. Pretty safe eating and fresh food.
2805 Washington Road, Suite A, Augusta, GA 30909
This location is not the best for being knowledgable. We have had two incidents at this location. The first time the were rude when asked to change gloves and the second time I got sick. I'm not sure they understand cross contamination.
864 West Street Road, Warminster, PA 18974
Five Guys serves amazing food. Not only do they have a dedicated fryer so you don't have to worry about cross contaminated French fries, but the grill is right in front of you, and I've never seen a bun touch the grill while they prepare your meal. The only reason this isn't a five star rating is that, as delicious as their food is, it is quite greasy, literally seeping through the bag. This can disturb the stomach a little, so definitely pace yourself and don't overeat. That being said, I love eating burgers and fries at Five Guys
3167 East 3300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84109
Dedicated frier for yummy fries! You can get a burger wrapped in lettuce. Hit or miss on the surface this burger will be wrapped on! If I am hankering for a burger type patty they will do it in a bowl with the mix ins.
2000 Clemens Bridge Road, Deptford, NJ 08096
I have ordered from Five Guys four times from this store, and two times from their Marlton NJ store, specifically for their gluten-free option [no bun], and have not had a problem. My fiancee is very gluten-sensitive and can usually tell almost right away if she's consumed any gluten - even small amounts from cross contamination will set her reaction off - and she has never had a problem. The staff seems to understand gluten sensitivity issues. Having read other reviews that state cross contamination issues, I have to express some surprise. I've watched the burger creation process carefully, and at least in these two locations, the staff is very careful to avoid contamination. They also don't draw any extra attention to the gluten issue or disrespect it in any way, unlike a surprisingly large number of chain eateries, which seem to feel that gluten sensitivity is a topic to joke about or patronize. I highly recommend Five Guys Deptford [and Marlton] for gluten-free options.
229 E. Altamonte Dr.(Cranes Roost Blvd.) Suite 1130, Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Very attentive and one of the few spots I can get fries! My favorite chain after Chipotle.
1540 S. Dixie Highway (US 1), Coral Gables, FL 33146
I definitely do not feel the same way as the other reviewers. For one thing, the employees are completely ignorant about gluten-free and cross-contamination. I can see why as I have emailed the corporate headquarters and they never even bothered to get back to me. It's such a huge hassle when you say that you need someone to change their gloves and be careful not to touch any of the buns etc. My daughter has celiac disease and gluten-free is not a choice. I would rather take her to chipotle down the street then eat here.
10471 SW 88th Street Suite B-10, Miami, FL 33176
Terrible in terms of service. I have emailed the corporate headquarters asking questions about gluten-free food and they never bothered to get back to me. Employees are completely ignorant when it comes to cross-contamination. It takes forever for them to be able to change their gloves and bring my daughter a bunless hamburger. Food is okay. I would only go to this place for my celiac daughter in a real crunch.
3863 Medina Road, Fairlawn, OH 44333
Went with my daughter, who has celiac. They took special care with her order, and the manager assigned one employee to handle the food. He changed his gloves, and they made it separately of the other food, and also bagged it alone. The manager was very specific with his instructions. Food was great and they did a great job.
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This is the third of these low rise shorts that I have purchased and it feels odd now when I wear shorts with normal rise waist. They take some getting used to, especially if you have a full butt, but they feel great when running.
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I have 3 of these shorts in different colors and I also have the longer length (forza) in low cut version. I have figured out that the fit on both of the low cut versions is really dependant on your backside & upper legs. If you have sizeable glutes & quads, then you probably should not consider the low cut, or if you do - definitely size up. Being not so blessed, I find these true to size and very comfortable on rides & swim. I have had several comments on the lower waist...all very favorable (I believe because of my shorter, thinner stature).
I love these shorts. I have used the Carrera in the past and have been using the Low Cut version for about 4 years now. The quality is top notch and the fit is exactly what I expected from a low waist version. I have absolutely no complaints about size (like some others have pointed out) as they fit true to the chart. If you have a big butt, then I can imagine the size would feel small; use the regular version of Carrera. Emilio is the man!
This was my second try size is way too small. Also I think I got the very low cut one which wasn't my inention. Quality seems good though.
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Been using these shorts for a few weeks on my rides as part of training for my first triathlon coming up in another month. They feel a bit small for the stated size, but still fit OK and provide adequate support for longer rides. I would recommend these for sprint distance triathlons if you are looking for an inexpensive short on race day or for training.
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The founders of DeSoto are Emilio De Soto and Dan Neyenhuis. Emilio De Soto is a triathlete who is racing in his 27th consecutive season of triathlon competition. He is also fully immersed in his athletic lifestyle as a fitness trainer and coach. Dan Neyenhuis is an age-grouper triathlete who has been helicopter skiing for 20 years. Together, they created a company that designs cutting edge triathlon gear for triathletes, by triathletes.
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One of their other achievements was creating the DeSoto T1 triathlon wetsuit that is two pieces instead of one. The DeSoto T1 triathlon wetsuit was designed to make a better fit for triathletes, and each year, more DeSoto tri tops and DeSoto tri shorts are being added to the line. DeSoto is still the only company in the world that makes a two-piece triathlon wetsuit.


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Cherry Pie is mainly fermented in large 500L French Oak puncheons, the very same as those used for Hundred Acre and following the same rigorous exacting standards in every way.
During fermentation and kneeling right beside the large barrels a group of over 100 Tibetan monks in saffron robes pray 24/7 until fermentation is completed.1
Once fermentation is complete a delegation of aspiring French winemakers are brought into the winery where they pray beside the large barrels for one week, hoping that some of the Cherry Pie goodness rubs off on France.2
Let's hope so...
The wine is then gently pressed whilst bells (many of which are borrowed from various holy sites around the world) are rung in a pleasing sequence based upon ancient rituals from every religion, except a few that are too complicated to understand.
This is then followed up with a complete viewing by the monks, the Frenchmen and bell ringers of the movie Mamma Mia in full surround sound.
The wine is then barreled down and placed in a quiet room where bedtime stories such as Winnie the Pooh are read in hushed tones by a 98 year old Grandmother every evening for 3 months.3,4
After a considerable period of time the wine is bottled with all monks back in attendance.5
Needless to say if you don't have this wine in your cellar you will probably consider throwing yourself off the nearest bridge and we certainly do not want that do we?
1 This part is not entirely true.
2 This part is true.
3. Read footnote#2
4 We always have a spare Grandmother standing by in case the first one croaks.
5 Read footnote #1
6 An absolutely exceptional vintage. Read footnote #2.
Varietal: 100% Pinot Noir
Appellation: 100% Carneros, Napa Valley
Cooperage: 100% French Oak, 30% New


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IF YOU think you're "not a numbers person", you might be correct. It seems that some people are born with a better sense of numbers than others - although that doesn't mean education can't improve your mathematical abilities.
Being good at maths is thought to rely on two factors: the inherent sense of numbers that children possess from a very young age, and formal school education. How these factors are related had not been investigated, until now.
Justin Halberda at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, and his colleagues assessed the ability of 64 American 14-year-olds to guess the number of objects in a group without counting them precisely - their so-called "ANS score". The children had also taken standard maths tests every year between the ages of 5 and 11 years.
Teenagers with the highest ANS scores also tended to have the best scores in maths tests all the ...
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Samoa Air is the world's first airline to charge passengers based upon how much they weigh. Samoa Air
Americans with some pounds to lose might have a fresh incentive to do so if one small airline's policy catches on. Or perhaps it's just another reason to hate flying. Samoa Air is the first to charge passengers by weight rather than per seat.
The one-year-old airline asks passengers to declare their personal weight during booking, which is then charged per kilogram (2.2 lb) at a rate dependent on flight length. No point in fudging the numbers during the booking process. At the check-in counter, there's a weigh-in. "You are the master of your Air'fair', you decide how much (or little) your ticket will cost," the airline declares on its website.
Although the policy has been in place since last November, it began gaining attention Wednesday when the policy was extended to its international flights, including between Samoa and American Samoa. It also follows on the heels of a report last week in which a Norwegian economist suggested that airlines should make obese passengers pay extra.
"There is no doubt in my mind that this is the concept of the future," Samoa Air CEO Chris Langton told Reuters. "This is the fairest way of you travelling with your family, or yourself."
One thing about Samoa Air: it doesn't operate big jets. Its fleet of Britten Norman (BN2A) series and Cessna (172) aircraft are designed to navigate between assorted islands in the South Pacific Ocean. Other carriers that fly small planes routinely ask passengers their weight, but none apparently have linked weight to price before.
No U.S. airline has such a policy, but Southwest has a "Customer of Size" policy that asks passengers who cannot lower their armrests on a single seat to buy another ticket. It refunds the cost of the extra seat after travel.
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1. Laura Mercier: Oil free foundation primer
This stuff is awesome and helps my make up stay on. Usually by the end of the day my make up looks melted and blah and my face gets shiny. But when I use this stuff my make up still looks good at the end of the day and my face is less shiny. It's oil free too!
2. CLARISONIC® 'Black Onyx PLUS' Cleansing System (Nordstrom Exclusive)
This.thing.is.AMAZING!! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!! My face feels 100 times more clean after I use it. At first I didn't really want it and thought it was a waste but now that I have it, I can't live without it!
3. Town House Flip Sides Pretzel crackers - Original
I'm not kidding, these things are addicting!
Especially when ate with this dip from Costco
4. Chunky artichoke and jalapeño dip
Don't be surprised if both your crackers and dip are gone in 2 days. No joke! It's that good. Don't let the jalapeño fool you either. It's not spicy at all.
5. Victoria's Secret Classic long-sleeve Raglan Tee
I have a black one and the one in the pic that looks solid bright pink but the color is called sweet purple and it's not that bright or dark. It's a light purpley pinkish almost neon color. I heart it.
6. Victoria's Secret PINK leggings
I have these in black and grey. They are the most comfy things ever. I wear them with my long sleeved Raglan tees all too often. They're like lounge clothes staples. A must have!
7. Jimmy Choo perfume
I LOVE this perfume! I esp love that it's not super trendy like Flower Bomb (yet).
I get lots of compliments on it (esp from guys). It's a good one! I've only seen it at Nordstrom...not sure what other stores carry it.
8. Diet Dr. Pepper & Dr. Pepper 10
I'm not a soda drinker. I haven't drank soda (besides sips here and there) in YEARS. I wasn't allowed to during cheerleading season in High School so it just became a habit. I don't really like drinking calories and I'm not a big caffeine or sugar person. I'm a huge water drinker.
My mom drinks diet Dr. Pepper with fresh limes almost daily...and has now got me hooked! I will usually still just have sips of hers but this weekend I made a pit stop at Circle K twice to get my $0.79 diet soda fix.
Not proud of this-at least it's not a habit yet but I'm starting to find myself craving one!
She also bought the Dr. Pepper 10 and I tried it. It's super good! We are a Dr. Pepper drinking family-my mom's whole side of the family is. The joke is that my grandma would put it in everyone's bottles when they were little and that's why they're all hooked on it!
9. KENRA VOLUME SPRAY 25 (hairspray)
Best hairspray ever (currently). Love this stuff! I have my friend get it from a hair store but I think they sell it at Ulta.
10. shellac nails!
I get mine done at my normal nail salon where I get acrylics (when I have those) and pedicures.
Honestly, TOTALLY worth the $15.00 (It's normally $20 but I always use a coupon).
It will stay on for almost 3 weeks. Stays shiny, doesn't chip, dent, crack or anything!
I currently have a super sparkly light pink/nude color on.
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The tornado touched down in the town of Smithfield in Madison County on Tuesday. That twister killed four people including a mother and four-month old daughter. A home was lifted from the ground and carried 150-yards before it crashed into another house.
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I was going to post my monthly Now Player article today, but news on CISPA has been springing up quite a bit over the last two days.
If you're not familiar with CISPA, then please take the time to view this initial video from The Young Turks about it. They also further explained it this last Tuesday.
As reported today by GamePolitics.com, the House of Representatives quickly passed an altered version of CISPA with horrible new amendments which does away with any 4th Amendment rights online altogether. Thanks a lot, Jim Jordan.
1) Sign this petition at demandprogress.org showing you're displeased with CISPA and to signal to the Senate to kill CISPA.
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Natural Philosophy:
First Printing
p60. Before the last equation on this page, the sentence should read "For example, if a car can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in 5 seconds..."
p66. Assignment 2: Assume the object has mass 2 kg.
p67. Third equation: should have (8)^2 ; fourth equation: should be "x = 140 m"
p99. Third equation: should be equal to 3.2x10^(-7) (for correct number of significant digits)
p114. Fourth equation: should be space between 11,200/2 and the unit, m/s
p153. Assignment 2: third line should read "ten feet high and one square centimeter wide"
p163. Equation at bottom of page: should read "transition rate = Af(E_1)f(E_3)"
p164. Equation at top of page: should read "transition rate = Af(E_2)f(E_4)"
Second Printing (November 2003)
p156. Equation 4.6: second line should have (3/2) in denominator.
p 234. Table 6.1: short-wave radio waves should have wavelength from 10^{0} to 10^{-1}
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Formaldehyde Saga Continues…0
Written by Chai
Concern over the use of formaldehyde and methylene glycol in hair straightening products (such as Brazilian Blowout) has put new pressure on the FDA and OSHA to initiate more safety measures.
Following the recent Cosmetics Ingredient Review's (CIR) findings, experts are advising that the use of products containing these two chemicals should be strictly limited to in-salon services and not for at-home use. John Baily, head scientist of the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC) stresses that, "Until the review is completed and regulatory authorities have had the opportunity to assess it and come to their own conclusions, we urge consumers to exercise caution using these products."
Concerns have been fueled over whether breathing in these gases, especially when in aerosol form, will result in adverse reactions to both consumers and salon workers. Both chemicals have been known to emit vapors into the air once heated and could cause harm.
While the panel concluded that formaldehyde and methylene are safe when used in the smallest of concentrations, further precautionary measures must be examined. OSHA is currently responsible for regulating safety guidelines, and along with the FDA, is being urged to lay down stricter warnings and to objectively follow through on the proper procedure necessary to ensure public safety.


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IT SOUNDS like the stuff of nightmares - a robot that crawls around inside your gut, anchoring itself by biting onto the walls of your intestine.
But the researchers behind a new take on the camera-in-a-pill claim its ability to move and stop on command will give doctors greater control over the images it takes, allowing them to focus on particular areas of concern.
Existing camera capsules designed to take images of the intestine cannot be controlled externally, so they simply drift through the gut along with everything else. "It's like watching the view from a train window," says the bot's developer, Arianna Menciassi of the Sant' Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy. "If you see something of interest, there's no way to turn back and get a better look."
The radio-controlled crawling capsule has six legs, each with tiny hooks on the end. These help prevent the device slipping on mucus in the intestine as it moves along, but are too small to damage the soft tissues, says Menciassi. The capsule can park at any site of interest by releasing a clamp with two 5-millimetre-long jaws, each with teeth. These grab onto the gut wall tightly enough to resist the muscular pulsations trying to push the device along.
The clamp may sound painful, but Menciassi says it only pinches a small area of tissue, and the intestine has relatively few nerve endings. "All the indications are that this will be far less uncomfortable than a colonoscopy or gastroscopy, in which the intestine is inflated, causing much pain to the patient," she says (Journal of Micromechanics and Microengineering, vol 15, p 2045). So far, Menciassi's team has tested the robot's mobility in an artificial gut made of pig tissue, but they hope to begin human trials soon.
Walter Koltun, a surgeon specialising in gastrointestinal disorders at Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine in Hershey, urges that care must be taken to ensure the clamp won't perforate the bowel wall. But overall he is optimistic. "The ability to stop the camera's travel or control it would be a benefit," says Kotlun. "This device definitely complements the doctor's armoury."
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Dec 31, 13Gazoo Racing teases a Toyota GT 86 based concept for the Tokyo Auto Saloon [video]
Gazoo Racing has announced plans to introduce a new concept at the Tokyo Auto Salon. It will be based on the Toyota GT 86
May 21, 12Gazoo Racing Toyota 86 and Lexus LFA take class victories at Nürburgring
The Gazoo Racing Toyota 86 and Lexus LFA have taken class victories at the 24 Hours of Nürburgring.
May 17, 12Twincharged GRMN Sports FR Concept makes 320hp
Toyota affiliated tuning design and race engineering firm GRMN (Gazoo Racing Masters of Nürburgring) has revealed a racing version of its GT86 sportscar coupe dubbed the Sports FR Concept.
Apr 06, 12Toyota 86 will compete in the 24 Hours of Nurburgring [video]
Toyota and Gazoo Racing have announced plans to compete in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring with a specially modified GT 86 coupe.


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Child To Cherish, a leading designer and manufacturer of children's gifts and keepsakes, were recently highlighted on the editor's picks page of Baby & Kids Magazine, which has a circulation of approx. 35,000. Every hand painted piggy bank that was featured was showcased at the ABC Kids Expo on October 15, 2013.
Child To Cherish's award-winning hand painted piggy banks are a part of its large collection of hand-crafted and uniquely designed children's keepsakes. The piggies encourage kids to learn to save while also adding decorative value to a child's room.
"We are very excited to be featured in Baby & Kids Magazine," said Patrice Lowe, founder and designer of Child To Cherish. "As a subscriber and regular reader of the magazine, it is extremely humbling to see our hand-crafted products chosen by the editor. Our hand painted piggies are among our top selling products and we had a great time showing them off at the ABC Kids Expo."
It is not for the first time that Child To Cherish products have earned acclaim. They have received awards for their innovative and one-of-a-kind products.
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SUMMIT's CT66LBIMED is a specially featured refrigerator-freezer for built-in installation in medical and laboratory institutions.
The CT66LBIMED uses SUMMIT's own dual evaporator system to separately cool the freezer and fresh food sections with an internal fan for even cooling. Cycle defrost helps to reduce user maintenance on the refrigerator while maintaining a zero degree freezer.
Advanced medical features include a high temperature alarm complete with an external display located on the door. A hospital grade cord and front lock are installed for added safety. Additional features include interior lighting, adjustable shelves, and sturdy door storage, all in a slim 24" width that fits well in limited space.
SUMMIT's CT66 series has long proven itself to have one of the best temperature performance records in the industry. With over five cubic feet of storage capacity, this model is leader in quality, reliability, and convenience.
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16 Inspiring Examples of Interactive Maps in Web Design
Interactive maps can be a a great way of displaying useful information in an engaging and attractive way by inviting the user to take action. With huge developments in GEO tagging over the last decade, the advent of Google Maps APIs and the introduction of Fusion tables, more and more websites are taking advantage of these comprehensive tools to showcase their data. We take a look at some interesting uses of these maps in 2013.
The Music Map
50 Problems in 50 Days
Mobile Bay
Build with Chrome – Lego
Flybe Route Map
YCO Yacht
The Global Transition
World of Merix
Yvan Rodic – Cities
Messages for Japan
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Sri Ganesh.MJanuary 23, 2013
These Map designs used in a different way ! I never know about that ! Nice Collections !
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Cool maps. Thanks for the great compilation!


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> > > I just installed Debian 3.0r1 onto my ancient (5 years old!) Gateway
> > > Solo 2500 laptop computer. Now, I like having X and GNOME as options
> > > for when I'm using this computer, but since the display looks pretty
> > > crappy, I'd prefer to do everything via the console. What run level do
> > > I set the default to on inittab so that it won't start X automatically?
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> This is an excellent opportunity to point out the package filerc. It
> replaces the /etc/rc.* system that most folks find intimidating with an
> easy-to-edit single configuration file. To quote the package description:
> This package provides an alternative mechanism to boot the system, to
> shut it down and to change runlevels. The /etc/rc?.d/* links will be
> converted into one single configuration file /etc/runlevel.conf
> instead, which is easier to administrate than symlinks, and is also
> more flexible.
> The package will automatically convert your existing symlinks into
> the file method on installation, and convert the file back into
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> /etc/init.d/rc, /etc/init.d/rcS, /usr/sbin/update-rc.d, and
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Prepared by Gena Philibert-Ortega.
There are a lot of genealogical how-to books out there. The Family Tree Problem Solver is, in my opinion, one of the best. I am so glad to see that the publisher decided to update and re-release this important work. It's not aimed at the beginning genealogist, simply because it strives to help people who currently have hit a brick wall in their research. Any genealogist who has some research and problem solving under his or her belt will benefit from the ideas in this book. More advanced genealogists can also benefit from chapters on problem solving and analysis; researching ancestors before 1850; and sorting through individuals with the same name. This book, now in it's second edition, was originally written by genealogist, Marsha Hoffman Rising, who passed away in 2010. She was the author of many articles and works about Arkansas genealogy. She worked as a professional genealogist for 25 years. That experience in research is evident as one reads how to break down brick walls.
This second edition includes updates on Internet genealogy; DNA and genealogical terms provided by genealogists Sharon DeBartolo Carmack, Laureen Gamber, and the editors of Family Tree Magazine, respectively. This is the type of book that you do not have to read from cover to cover. You can choose sections that would best help you with your own genealogical problem and go from there.
One of my favorite sections can be found in the chapter entitled, "The Critical Connection: Finding Ancestors who Lived before 1850." This chapter includes a list, Tenets for the Tenacious: Suggestions for discovering the origins of pioneer ancestors, and outlines 15 steps for tracking these early ancestors. This 15-step tip list is one that should be laminated and kept by every genealogist's computer as a reminder of methodology when one hits the preverbal brick wall. Advice contained in this list includes, focus on families, not surnames; search surrounding areas; and learn all you can about your ancestor and his community.
My personal opinion is that this book is one of the best for learning how to problem solve and break down brick walls. Every genealogist should have this book in his or her library.
Disclosure: I am currently writing a book for the publisher of this book. However, I have purchased over the years two copies of this book, both the first edition and this latest edition with my own money and have always recommended this book, prior to my relationship with the publisher. I do not benefit in any way from recommending this book.
The Family Tree Problem Solver: Tried-and-true Tactics for Tracing Elusive Ancestors, by Marsha Hoffman Rising. Cincinnati, Ohio: Family Tree Books, 2011.


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First, my yard. My sick and sad little yard. Even after its haircut last weekend, it still looks so bad that the guy across the street offered me his $50 gift certificate to Leisure Lawn. I really don't have the extra money, but I actually scheduled four lawn treatments between now and fall -- I don't want to be the only house on the block with a yard in which a Trans Am up on blocks would be a suitable lawn ornament. When people start mistaking the sticker bushes for saplings, it's time to do something.
Second, the bear. Many of you have asked why the city officials in Snooty Suburb don't do something about the bear, such as CATCH HIM. Believe me, I have wondered the same thing myself. Turns out that state wildlife officials believe said bear will eventually migrate southeast into Kentucky or West Virginia and leave us alone. I happen to think this is a bunch of hooey. First of all, the bear is obviously a suburbanite. He's become accustomed to the close proximity of Super Wal-Mart, Costco and Target. Why would he want to move to the hills of eastern Kentucky? And secondly, bears do not come equipped with GPS. How in the HELL is he gonna know where West Virginia is?!
The wildlife officials may change their minds and make a plan to trap this bear and help him along on his journey. But I think somebody's dog is gonna get mauled first.
This is a photo of the actual bear, taken in my actual town, in someones' actual back yard.
Third, I have had a break-through in translating Ellie-speak. She's been referring to movies as "wah-dees" for a long time now, and I just figured out what she's saying. She's saying "wee-dee," which is short for "DVD." HA! I feel like a World War II code breaker. She has also been pointing to my eyes a lot lately and saying "poo poo." I have to admit I was a bit offended -- what does poo poo have to do with Mama's eyes? Turns out she's admiring my eye makeup, which is purple (poo poo -- get it?). The child is clearly a genius.
She's recently figured out what (almost) all of the little piggies do, and spends endless hours telling me about it. The first piggie went to martet; the second stayed hum. The third has roast beese, and she can't remember what the fourth one does. The littlest piggie goes "wee wee!!" all the way hum. Cutest thing EVAH.
And lastly, yes, I do still have a date coming up in the near future. Next week, actually. I even bought cute new shoes for it -- see? Rest assured I'll keep you posted. Did I mention that I'm a nervous wreck? I'm hoping the shoes will instill confidence.
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Submitted by: mark geisler on Jun 21, 2015My search for a gun dog that would be a great family companion led me to Steve and Amy Pappas. My first requirement was temperament, I needed a docile, well mannered dog. I have a young family and my wife operates an in home day care, I needed to be sure that the puppy we brought home did not have a mean bone in it. Our girl Millie, who is out of Zippy and Eight is just a sweat heart of a dog. She is a house dog that has an awesome disposition and has been a wonderful addition to our family. However, head out to the field and she knows her job. This puppy has impressive hunting skills that have been easy to hone. If you want a Springer Spaniel puppy with all of the right ingredients to give you the foundation to make a great family hunting dog, give Bird Crazy Gun Dogs a call. You wont regret it.
Mark Geisler
Mazomanie, WI
Submitted by: Brian Haanstad on Jun 27, 2014When I started my search for a new hunting companion all I knew was that I wanted a German Shorthair. I was prepared to visit and talk with a bunch of breeders to find the right match for me and my family. Our first visit was to Steve and Amy's home. I was immediately impressed with how clean and well cared for the puppies and kennel were. I could tell right away the pups well socialized and brave, coming right up to us and letting our 2 year old daughter handle them. With Steves assurance they would be good bird dogs with lots of drive and a calm personality, we made our decision right there and picked a black male we named Aldwin. Ten months and we could not be happier with that decision. He recently ran a NAVHDA natural ability test at 11 months old and received 110 out of 112 points for a prize 1. Even had a judge tell me he was going to be a really great dog with all of his speed and intense points. As for his personality in the house, our two girls ages 3 and 1, climb and play all over him. He even plays with the cat. We enjoy him so much that we got another pup from Steve and Amy, a female Lucy. She is only 7 weeks old but already tracked a quail I dragged for 30 yards, gave a flash point and retrieve it to my hand. She goes absolutely crazy if she smells a bird, running around scenting the air and ground trying to locate it. I could not be happier, and would recommend a dog from Bird Crazy Gun Dogs to anyone looking for a new puppy to add to their home.
Brian Haanstad, Wisconsin.
Submitted by: Mike Nice on Oct 21, 2013I thought everyone only deserves one good hunting dog in a lifetime. Then I met Steve and Amy and now I'm on my way to my second and probably the best Yellow Lab I've ever had. Lu Lu is so special as she turns up the intensity when it's game time but yet is able to turn it down at home. That to me is special. Lu Lu is now 15 months and in the process of becoming a service/work dog due to my profession and still remain an outstanding hunting companion in the field. This dog has the ultimate demeanor for training and the family. I encourage all to check out Bird Crazy Gun Dogs.
Submitted by: Mike Johnson on Oct 12, 2013Being a discriminate German Shorthair breeder myself,2 years ago I began looking for a male pup. I was looking for an extremely well bred pup that would eventually cross back well to my 3 outstanding young females. I looked for about 8 months before booking a pup from Bird Crazy Gun Dogs.
In May of 2012 I purchased my pup out of a litter sired by FC High Roll-n's Proposition, I received an extremely nice male pup. He was exceptionaly good looking, healthy, and smart.
Thor has turned out to be everything I was looking for in my next stud dog. He is easily one of the smartest dogs I have ever trained. He has an excellent nose, extremely good natural retrieve. Wants to please you in every way, and points with style, and intensity. He may be the best looking Shorthair anywhere. Best of all, he is an excellent natural bird dog.
I am greatly looking forward to breeding him to some of my classy females in the future.
Having been around dogs all my life, I would not hesitate for a second recommending a pup from Bird Crazy Gun Dogs.
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Moran, MI
Submitted by: Jim Kohl on Sep 09, 2013If you are in the market for a waterfowl or upland bird dog, or looking for training assistance with a dog you own, Steve Pappas is a world class breeder and trainer. Steve and Amy Pappas own Bird Crazy Gun Dogs near Portage, Wisconsin. I have known Steve for 35 years. He has assisted me with my last couple of Yellow Labs, and I am excited about JoJo, our 1 year old yellow female. She comes from the Pappas kennels. She already hunts like a veteran. She is remarkable in the field, and a great dog in our home. I credit Steve and Amy with her temperment, her behavior, and the quality of her hunting skills. As a sales representative for Browning Arms Company, I interact with dozens of field dogs every year, and I hear all the horror stories. You will not be disappointed with your experiences with Steve and Amy.
Submitted by: Roy Olson on Jul 22, 2013My search for a Springer lasted several months. Having owned 3 other Springers in the past, I was again looking for something special in pedigree & breeding. Online, newspapers, and magazines - I did a thorough search and did my homework on finding a Springer. I found Steve & Amy's advertisement online. I informed Steve what I was looking for, and he told me of what he was trying to achieve. After we spoke for 90 minutes, Steve was the only breeder that actually listened to all my questions & concerns. My decision was made. On May 17th, 2013, I was finally on my way to pick up my Springer. Ellie is now already almost 4 months old. She is very intelligent and her retrieving is unbelievable. She uses her nose well and we're already using hand signals. Our vet has seen Ellie twice already and is very impressed with her behavior, and both her physical & field markings. I've been hunting pheasants for over 30 yrs now and know what to look for in a Springer. I feel very fortunate & excited and look forward to a new hunting season with my new partner. Thank-you Steve & Amy. You're hard work and determination to achieve your goal is easily seen in Ellie. If you're looking for a quality Springer, this is it! Don't hesitate - I've already done the homework! If you want to see a good example of what the Pappas's Springer line is like, please feel free to contact Steve for my contact info (I live in Plymouth, MN.)
Sincerely, Roy R. Olson
Submitted by: Joe Kruse on Jun 06, 2013After speaking with many breeders, I decided that my first family/hunting dog would come from Bird Crazy Gun Dogs. I am thrilled with my decision. Our GSP, Piper, is everything I wanted in a pup and everything breeder Steve Pappas told me she would be. From the initial call Steve has been and continues to be a wealth of knowledge and more than willing to take the time to share it. Being a first time dog owner, there is never a shortage of questions and Steve has been there to answer them when need be. We are so happy with pup and would recommend Steve and Amy Pappas anytime.
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Submitted by: Sandy and Vince Beaudette on Feb 24, 2013We brought "The Gun" home in late October from the Pappas' kennel, and we're glad to say he's a very healthy happy dog that has happily adopted us as his family. About 7 pounds when we got him and 28 pounds now, 17 weeks later. Loves to chase a racquetball and rings a bell at the back door when he needs to go outside to do things that a dog must do. Great info and suggestions provided by the Pappas' to ensure a successful adoption by us.
Vince and Sandy Beaudette
Victoria, Minnesota
Submitted by: Dar Plank on Feb 10, 2013We purchased an English Springer Spaniel at 9 weeks of age. The puppy became available after an owner was unable to take the dog. By chance my husband was surfing the Internet and found this kennel. LUCKY for us.
The kennels are located in the country and after meeting and talking with the owners, you know the dogs are well cared for and there is genuine passion for what they do. They are committed to was is best for the dogs and helping owners to get off to the best start possible.
At 9 weeks old our puppy was well socialized with people and other dogs, fearless, and well adjusted thanks to Steve and Amy who work as a team.
After owning 3 English Springer Spaniels and having experience with other breeders. We recommend this kennel without reservation.
Submitted by: Marc Gonsiorowski on Jan 01, 2013Stop looking anywhere else! Give Steve and Amy a call. My best buddy is a fantastic female black lab that came from their female and the male of the top lab breeder in the state. If you read their self description at the front page, it is 100% spot on. This is not your average breeder. My experience was one in a million. My puppy was raised inside their home. My two girls and wife and I went there every week from week 3 to week 7 to visit the puppies. They were cared for better than if it were myself. I bought my dog first as a family pet, and secondly as my hunting partner. Steve gave me tips on how to train her, and my one year old buddy hunts better than I ever dreamed. She started retrieving bumpers in the hallway at 7 weeks, was gun trained at 10 weeks, socialized at every opportunity, bird trained by Steve an 6 months old, and retrieved marks in tall grass at 80 yards before she left school. I hunted with her this duck season, and we had the best of times. She was fantastic for a dog that was only 1 year old. Absolutely amazing. I am absolutely overjoyed with my experience and my hunting partner (Crazy Sheba Nelli). If you want to see photos, ask Steve and Amy. We send them pictures all the time. If you want to talk to me about my dog, call Steve and Amy for my number. But be prepared to hear me brag for an hour.
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