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Its a jigsaw
By Prefect
from Tampa FL
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Drill Master 3.2 Amp Variable Speed Jig Saw:
I bought this to fit blades that were not compatible with my M_k_ta 4320. I read the box and saw blades weren't included. I Fit T-shank blades in and immediately but cleanly chewed through a 2 inch thick board of pine. The guiding needle needs some tweaking to tell where you are going. After some fine tuning I am looking for more stuff to get jiggy with.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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good saw
By kev
from vegas
ok and cheap but no blades included
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Okay for the price.
By Zippy_TMS
from Sacramento, CA
I've had this model for a couple of years now and have used it for cutting wood and metal. It has held up just fine for me, but it's not useful for detail cuts. Due to the way that the blade is secured, the blade is always twisted so the tool has to be held at an angle to cut a straight line. The motor does not operate smoothly so there is more vibration than other jigsaws, so that makes it harder to control.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Can't find blades to fit
By T
from Dallas, Texas
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
I have had SUCH a hard time finding blades to fit this and when I do they're super cheap and break.
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made it 15 minutes....
By HeRoze
from Warner Robins, GA
NOT RECOMMENDED at any price.Con: Died within 15 minutes of use. By died, I mean something important inside stripped out and it made a whining/grinding noise. Motor continued to run, but blade would not move under load. Attempted fixes: Adjusted the speed control to all extremes and multiple intermediate points - no help at all. Adjusted the blade position - no help at all.Important Details: Does not include blade. Requires (included) hex key to change blades.Punch Line: it died in less time than it took to drive to pick it up and return it.
(6 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
By Jake the Janitor
from Peoria, AZ
Motor died after 2nd use. Since I've had it for more than 90 days, there won't be any warranty in effect. Bought replacement from another source.
(9 of 27 customers found this review helpful)
This product is not worth it.
By Disappointed Consumer
from Quincy, OH.
This product is a joke. For the price paid and the long wait for the delivery, it should have had at least 1 starter blade, but there was none. Very disappointed with this purchase and will be seeking other future tool purchases from someplace else.
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NEVE SHALOM, ISRAEL—The music blared in Arabic as a knot of women twirled slowly around the bride-to-be. Well-dressed onlookers, some in traditional Muslim head scarves, clapped and swayed.
On this evening of celebration, the fireworks sizzled, sweets beckoned and jubilant guests congratulated the Arab bride's parents with a double kiss and hearty "Mazel tov!"
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"It's very normal," said Nava Sonnenschein, one of the Jews clapping at the edge of the dance circle. "For here."
The usual rules of the Middle East often don't apply in Neve Shalom, founded in the 1970s as a utopian village on a hilltop in Israel's midsection. For nearly three decades, its inhabitants have sought to defy the polarizing tugs of politics and nationalism.
Though most Jews and Arabs in Israel are kept apart by segregated communities and long years of mutual mistrust, Neve Shalom and its 250 residents—half Jews, half Arab citizens of Israel—represent a living experiment in integration.
This was the lede of the Column One in today's LA Times.
Neve Shalom's residents, mostly left-leaning professionals and academics, have been tested by two Palestinian uprisings, war in Lebanon and a steep deterioration in relations between Jews and Arabs in Israel. At times, the two groups here triumphed over those divisive pressures. At others, they fell prey.
To much of the rest of Israel, Neve Shalom is a harmless if worthy novelty. But Jewish extremists once declared the Jews here traitors and sprinkled nails on the road to pop tires. The village's Arab residents, who refer to themselves as Palestinian citizens of Israel, often are asked by fellow Arabs if they really believe that Jews can accept them as equals.
Neve Shalom, though, is not a novelty. There are many villages and towns in the north near Lebanon, like Acre (Akko), where Arab Israelis and Jewish Israelis live side by side.
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I have had floss now for around a year, she a very cheeky & confident guinea pig. She is very adventurous and doesn't like to keep still. She has bitten my shoulder whilst carrying her on two occasions. The bits are quite painful and im left with teeth marks for around 4 days. Why is this happening? Am i doing something wrong?
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Google continues its acquisitions of interesting, forward-thinking companies as they have just purchased Android. Little is known about the startup other than that they are 22 months old and have been working on software for mobile phones. If you check out the Android website, all you will see is a logo along with three Google Maps images of Seattle, Palo Alto, and Boston. Interesting. Google has been working hard on trying to build up their mobile resources. They also bought mobile social software company Dodgeball a few months ago.
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When was the last time that you have been involved in a phone conversation where you wondered if the person you were speaking with was truly paying attention? If you have spoken to me on the phone anytime recently, then I know you have felt that feeling. The "Jerk-O-Meter" is exactly the device that people like me want to keep on the down low. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are at work developing software for cell phones that would analyze speech patterns along with voice tones to rate how engaged people are in a conversation. Time to brush up on your listening skills.
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Nowadays it's expected that any type of software that is released will get hacked by someone. Well, it seems hackers have made a very impressive hack to Mac OSX, which will allow it to be used on a PC. The better part to this is:
- Of course PC hardware has always run cheaper than its Mac counterpart
- The hacked version of OSX, named OSx86, runs faster on a PC than any G4 or G5 around
OSx86 is designed to run on Apple Computer's next generation of hardware, which some call "MacIntels" and others "MacTels" because the machines will run on Intel microprocessors rather than the PowerPC processor used in current Macs. The hacked version of OSx86 is based on pirated software, which came from copies of the operating system sent to participants in the Apple Developer Connection. The ADC participants also received MacIntel computers for testing and development.
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Yamaha TW200
I am thinking about buying a TW200 and customize it. I know it is somewhat of a cult bike in Japan and that lots of accessories are available. Anyone has customized theirs in the US? How do you guys like your bike? Some info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
The pic I attached is just one example of what I am looking for.
The first manual clutch bike I rode was an '87 tw200. It was a friend's bike and I actually bought it from him a few years ago because it was sitting in a barn rotting...and had some nostalgic value to both of us. I began the process of restoring (actually just making it rideable again) the bike and found that there isn't an aftermarket in the US for this bike...at all. The parts you see on that custom are just that...custom. Don't expect to find Supermoto wheels or disks or aftermarket exhaust or anything for that matter. That said, the bike was fun when we were kids and didn't know any better. I was disappointed when I got it running because it was nothing like what I remember (after years of experience on dirtbikes). It's slow and handles "oddly" to say the least. It's a fine learner bike or maybe a ranch bike (in my case) for checking fences etc....but otherwise, I'd look at the xt225 or one of the other small dualsports.
Yeah, the japanese do all sorts of crazy stuff to these bikes... they must be bored. I use mine for riding trails with the kids... slow, low and cheap. I bought it for my wife, but she thinks it's too fast, too heavy and is afraid of scratching it... I can think of about (as many bikes as are out there) bikes that I would rather customize... that old school one looks nice though, but you can tell it will ride like a tw
Well there is a 2003 for sale on ebay. It has an aftermarket exhaust. I emailed the guy to ask him where he got it but he told me he bought the bike like that.
Anyone else? I know this is not a very common bike but I can't be the only one on this forum to be looking at that bike.
How about this?
Ok, one more pic...
That is a neat little bike. Go for it, you can always get the stuff from overseas. Have you searched for any TW forums?
I had a TW200 for about a year. Bought it because of the MSF classes. Absolutely loved it but would have liked a little more power, 1 more gallon of gas and maybe 2" more suspension travel. I'd have kept it if there was a big bore kit for it or something. There was also the issue of the tire sizes. Can't find a street tire. But the tire tire size is actually what drew me to it. It's great in the sand and rails in the berms.
I like the look of that dirt track rear end in the pic. The exhaust setup sucks IMO. I guess it will never see the dirt tho.
Hey gore-tx, check out w.w.w.torquewiz.com. This guy goes to japan on a regular basis. One of his requirements is to contact him 1st before you order anything.
There are some free mods you can do to the TW like uncorking and rejeting. You can also install an aftermarket exhaust for a tt-r225.:D
Google 'TW200 forums' and join our group!!:freaky
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I've got a TW200 for the wife. I ride it about 95% of the time :) This is a fun bike to mess around on and amazingly reliable.
They are fun to ride. My dad bought one to ride with me when I ride my four wheeler. Now I'm going to trade the four wheeler in on a bike. I'll probably going to get a bigger bike. I am taking dads on a ride Sunday to see how I like it.
This French Webpage is full of TW Suff... http://www.bigwheels.fr/
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Takegawa Parts..
All german site... the guy speaks english, we emailed about a :eek1 BIG:eek1 bore kit... 225cc
What purpose does that oversized rear tire serve?
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Dabashi: Slavoj Zizek and Harum Scarum
In Gene Nelson's "Harum Scarum" (1965), featuring Elvis Presley as the Hollywood heartthrob Johnny Tyronne, we meet the action movie star travelling through the Orient while promoting his new film, "Sands of the Desert". Upon arrival, however, Elvis Presley/Johnny Tyronne is kidnapped by a gang of assassins led by a temptress "Oriental" named Aishah, who wish to hire him to carry out an assassination. Emboldened by proper "Western virtues", Elvis will do no such thing and manages to sing and dance his way out of the way of the conniving "Orientals".
In an interview with Al Jazeera, Slavoj Zizek, the Slovenian philosopher, made a rather abrupt staccato observation – a hit-and-run strike worthy of an action hero – very much reminiscent of the fate of Elvis Presley and his Oriental sojourn:
via Slavoj Zizek and Harum Scarum – Opinion – Al Jazeera English.


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One fun family: Staff and ensemble members of Theatre B in Fargo play out a holiday dysfunctional family scene. In the scene are: Mary Cochran as the grandma, David Wintersteen as the uncle, Scott and Lori Horvik as the parents, Alie Farren as the pet lover, Rosa Jacobs and Blaine Edwards as hipsters, and Linka Wintersteen, left, and Missy Teeters as the cousins.
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Burton made one of his signature cones called Cinnamonster. It's covered with Cinnamon Toast Crunch and injected with his own salted caramel mix.
"The salted caramel we actually make from scratch and so it's my favorite thing. I'm really proud of that," said Burton.
Really, all you have to do to celebrate National Ice Cream Month in July is eat some ice cream! Sunday is National Ice Cream day, so keep that in mind as well.


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Statement of Significance (as of designation - July 30, 1989):
Opened in 1842, this massive building was the first "state asylum for the insane poor" in New York, and one of the most powerful architectural statements in the Greek Revival style built in the mid-19th century. Although the design harkens back to ancient Greek principles, the building's heating and ventilating systems were quire modern of r their time.
Reuse options are uncertain. New York State has twice offered this property for sale to the public, but there have been no bidders. The State Office of Mental Health (OMH) is currently working with local preservationists, the State Historical Preservation Office, and the New York State Preservation League to develop interest in the property. In the meantime, some deterioration is occurring at the wings, although the main structure is sound. OMH lacks the funding needed to perform the repairs.
Utica State Hospital received a Save America's Treasures grant of $200,000 in 2002, to be used towards restoration of the first floor and of the mechanical systems. There is a proposed reuse plan for the hospital as a state records center.
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DIMOCK â Dan and Linda Kurtenbach, Dimock, will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 24.
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Tens of thousands of people poured into Sha Tin tonight (December 31) to take part in the New Year's Eve Countdown Carnival.
Presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the carnival began at 8.30pm and runs until 12.15am on New Year's Day at Sha Tin Park and Sha Tin Town Hall Plaza cum City Art Square.
French arts group Cie des Quidams is showcasing "Herbert's Dream", featuring enigmatic fantasy elves. These little white figures, on stilts, slowly transform into 4-metre-high illuminated giant elves. Accompanied by bewitching music, they perform a magic ritual to make a star rise up in the sky and take the audience on a dream-like journey. Cie des Quidams has performed at the World Cup in France in 1998 and at festivals in Edinburgh, New Caledonia, Spain, Switzerland and Holland.
A variety of delightful entertainment programmes are also being showcased, including tap dancers from Japan, local bands C AllStar and Supper Moment, magician Louis Yan and many other talented young artists performing music, dance, giant puppetry and wushu, creating a fascinating world for the countdown and celebrating the New Year.
In addition, famous local cartoons and animations such as "Older Master Cute", "McDull, Kung Fu Kindergarten" and selected works by local animation makers are being shown. Carnival-goers are also participating in the light painting workshop and other interesting games to demonstrate their creativity and skills.
The carnival reaches its climax at midnight with the countdown ceremony accompanied by pyrotechnics from the rooftops of Sha Tin Town Hall and Sha Tin Public Library.
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By Dale Lezon | July 11, 2014
A man was found fatally shot Friday morning outside an apartment complex in north Houston.
The shooting happened about 6 a.m. at 13030 Northborough near Forest Edge, according to the Houston Police Department.
Police said officers were sent to the scene after gunshots were reported in the area. When they arrived, they found the man lying on the ground near the parking lot gate. He had been shot and died at the scene. His name has not been released.
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I have the exsluse pup from toys r us, so I can`t vote!!!! me sad !!!( not happy )( ) ;-> happy V day!!!
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Well Pixie is my favourite so far, I was worried It would've been sold out in the stores but It was more that the lizards and the tomcats were the least liked, and there was no sign of my other favourite pets
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Oh I voted Puffball because I sorta have the Pixie but it is mostly my moms
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Hey! You forgot about the fairies! They're my favorite "species" of gigapet.
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CAT!! I had a cat giga pet when I was 10 and I loved it! It lived for like 56days/years! I remember the teacher took it away from me once for playing with it in clas and I cried so much! lol
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No one is getting on your back; they're just telling you their favorite Giga Pet. Your poll is good! As for me, I'm not a fan of the new Gigas. My favorite is the Floppy Frog. It was released in 1997 and is by far the best Giga Pet ever made.
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The technique in using a two-man saw involved a sawyer standing at either end. Together the sawyers would alternate pulling the saw through the wood. If the kerf begins closing, which can cause the saw to bind, wedges could be inserted in order to keep it open. Cutting from underneath a suspended log, called "underbucking", might also have been employed if binding were to become too much of a problem.
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Scouts: Phoenix Suns' Goran Dragic is underrated
Goran Dragic has had a breakout season for the Phoenix Suns, averaging 20.2 points, 6.2 assists and 3.5 rebounds while keeping them in the playoff race.
The 27-year-old was left off the Western Conference All-Star team, though, which may be more a sign of his lack of recognition than a lack of talent.
ESPN's Chris Broussard interviewed NBA scouts and asked them to name some overrated players and some underrated players.
Dragic made the second list in the Insider piece.
Western conference scout: "I think he can do what he's done this year for the next four or five years. We all saw Dragic play in Europe, and he couldn't make a shot over there. He was fast. He can run, he can jump, he's fast-twitch. And he's made himself into a shooter.
"You go underneath the pick and he's going to make shots. He's really good. It's a credit to his work ethic. He's a little bigger than you think he is. He's thick and he's strong. To have a team with no other stars that lost Eric Bledsoe to injury be in the playoff hunt in the West? He's a damn good player."
Eastern conference scout: "He's got it all. There's nothing he doesn't do well. If there's anything, it's that he may not have the greatest speed. But with the ball in his hands, he's fast, and he gets by people. He's got a great first step and he's quick as hell when it comes to that.
"He can make open shots, he's big, he's got skill and he can finish. I love size. I don't like small guards. I think a big point guard is an advantage. I've seen enough of him to know that if I was a GM and I needed a point guard, I'd do whatever it takes to get him. If I was looking for a point guard, he'd be right at the top of the list. I think he's the real deal."
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Earlier this month, a liberal Israeli novelist published a liberal polemic in a liberal newspaper. The article, by David Grossman, ran in the op-ed section of Haaretz, and decried Prime Minister Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu's fevered declarations that he might soon order a unilateral strike on the Islamic Republic of Iran and its nuclear facilities. Grossman warned of Netanyahu's "megalomaniacal" vision. He asked why Israelis, faced with what "could turn out to be the biggest mistake ever" by their government, were absorbing the news with such "fatalistic resignation": "How will we face ourselves and our children when we are asked why we kept silent?" he wrote. "Why didn't we set up a single symbolic protest tent in front of the Prime Minister's Residence to warn against the potential disaster heading our way?"


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Turmeric (Curcuma longa) can handle 5°F/-15°C. The rhizomes make a great tea and are wonderful shredded into stir-frys or cooked with rice. When I visit tropical and subtropical forest gardens I often see ginger, turmeric, galangal, and cardamom in the understory, beneath and between the fruit trees. In fact, according to P.K. Nair's fantastic Tropical… Read more »
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Weeds – What Are They Good for? (Victoria, Australia)
The subject of 'weeds' has always seemed to me to incite far more controversy than it should. The best description of a weed is, "a plant out of place". It seems to me that if you have a weed, then you have an available niche in your garden that an unwanted opportunistic plant has taken… Read more »
Delicious and Nutritious – Moringa is a Miracle Tree!
The uses and health benefits of Moringa are amazing; some even call it miraculous! It is truly a 'jack of all trades' tree that can be a food, fuel, medicine, and tonic! Even if you are not a salad lover, by drying and grinding the leaves it can be added to a traditional food like… Read more »
The Natural Capital Plant Database
by Daniel Halsey The database is working very well and I encourage all permaculture designers to try it out. Especially the spreadsheet download. Let me know if you would like free access for a time to try it out. The Natural Capital™ Plant Database is a repository of plant information for ecological design. Our partner… Read more »
Permaculture Paradise at Val & Eli's Garden (Jacksonville, Florida)
Val and Eli take us on a tour of their permagarden in Jacksonville FL. They have created a wonderful, natural space filled with self-sustaining fruits, vegetables, herbs, medicines, colors, water, fragrances, and wildlife… at their fingertips. And below, Val and Eli continue to harvest the organic riches of their food forest and now cut back… Read more »
Wild Garlic (Allium Ursinium) – a Culinary Delight
You will find wild garlic in full bloom and looking its absolute best around March/April in the UK. It's one of those herbs which is available when there is not much else. Whilst taking a long walk in the peak district I happily stumbled across masses of this beautiful herb and decided to post something… Read more »
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In 1973, Lyall Watson, a South African botanist, claimed that plants had emotions that could be recorded on a lie detector test. His research was fiercely dismissed by many in the scientific community. Recently, researchers at The University of Western Australia relaunched the debate by revealing that plants not only respond to sound, but that… Read more »
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Having a garden is having your own apothecary. It's great to be able to walk into your garden and harvest foods and plants which are full of nutrients to help you stay happy and healthy. I love growing herbs which I can use for medicines, tinctures and teas. I tend to dry some and also… Read more »
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A line of thought evolving from the interest in both epigenetics and the Paleo diet has led to an exploration of low cultivated, western European, Asian and North American fruit trees in our Food Forest systems. What does this mean? Well, we all love fruit. A fresh, crispy apple or sweet, fleshy nectarine are hard… Read more »
Food from Perennial(ising) Plants in Temperate Climate Australia, for August 2013
Editor's Note: I want to express my heartfelt thanks to Susan for taking the initiative for this excellent series, and, I'd also like to second Susan's request for volunteers to continue it! There may also be individuals who would like to start a similar series for other climate zones. Either way, you're encouraged to contact… Read more »
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This is the mid-Winter post for the ongoing research project about perennial plants and self-perpetuating annual plants providing food in temperate climate Australia. The original article introducing this project, stating its aims, and providing participant instructions, can be found here. Growers are sending me information on a month-by-month basis, then this information is collated and… Read more »


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Students at Britain's newest vet school have begun their unique community-based final year — a year in which they put into clinical practice the skills and knowledge they have gained over the last four years.
Students at The University of Nottingham's School of Veterinary Medicine and Science undertake an innovative lecture-free year of clinical rotations embedded with the school's Clinical Associates. These include first opinion and referral small animal, farm and equine practices as well as other organisations which specialise in exotics, zoo animals, pathology and poultry.
This new approach to a vet student's final year of training was developed by The University of Nottingham's School of Veterinary Medicine and Science — the first veterinary school to be built in the UK for 50 years.
The final year comprises 26 weeks of clinical rotations together with a 4 week elective in specialist equine, farm or small animal practice. In groups of just three or four and under the supervision of university academic staff, students gain clinical experience in a range of clinical settings through observation, discussion and practical experience.
In addition to their end of year final exams the students will undertake a range of assessments whilst on rotation. The assessments are context based and use real cases with students being evaluated for clinical competency, reasoning, behaviours and skills as well as professionalism throughout their rotations.
Jennifer Hall, a year five student from Cullompton in Devon said: "The last week at the Scarsdale Farm Department has been one of the best practical experiences I have ever had. The farm vets have been so patient with us, been fantastic teachers and given us so much responsibility. It was an amazingly positive experience and one which makes me excited to be a vet."
Charlie Thompson, from Long Buckby in Northamptonshire, is undertaking an equine rotation at the Oakham Veterinary Hospital. He said: "This rotation has been a fantastic experience with a huge number of equine cases every day. The staff have been very welcoming and the facilities available are amazing. The technologies available include scintigraphy, MRI, ultrasound and radiography – all used to help come to a diagnosis. Modern treatment techniques such as stem cells get cases on course for successful return to athletic function. It has been an eye-opening experience and I have thoroughly enjoyed my time with the practice."
Joy Fenner, from Kegworth in Derbyshire said: "At Nottingham I feel I have been very well taught throughout the first 4 years to prepare me for this first week of rotations. I am based at the PDSA in Nottingham and it has been great; I can't wait for the rest of the year. The staff have been so supportive and helpful, and all our teaching sessions have been on a one to two basis so far. The investment Nottingham has made in us in terms of staffing and facilities has been huge and is so appreciated by the students."
Chris Parker, senior Partner at Scarsdale Veterinary Hospital, said "The Scarsdale farm animal team has been determined from the outset that the student experience with us is to be exceptional. On the first morning alone, one student had managed to get through the best part of 80 rectal exams while the remaining three students managed to diagnose and operate on cows with abomasal displacements. "The farmers were generally very impressed at the level of knowledge demonstrated and at having skilled operators available to lameness or condition score their cows. Having Associate Professors and Diploma holders turning up on the farms to act as consultants or just give a second opinion has sent a real buzz through the farming community.
"I am happy we are contributing to producing a farm vet with solid day one competencies as well as already noting down some names that we will be happy to see applying for future farm positions."
Professor Gary England, Dean of the Veterinary School, said "The School is very excited to have reached year five of the course. The hard work the School has undertaken in the last five years has culminated in an unrivalled clinical experience for our students.
"The support from our Clinical Associates has been superb, and we look forward to further developing our relationships with our Clinical Associates and their clients to improve animal health and welfare in the Midlands. We have our key Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons visit in February 2011, and look forward to the Visitors recognising the outstanding student experience at Nottingham, and being able to recommend MRCVS for our students at their graduation."
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Cheers & Welcome to VSpot...now officially participating with mybeerbuzz.com. Welcome aboard AJ...the beer loving community thanks you! Click HERE to go to the mybeerbuzz VSpot page.Read more...
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I was excited to hear about our hometown hero-brewer Terry Hawbaker leaving Bullfrog Brewery for an exciting new opportunity….and I'm even more excited to be able to bring you Terry's destination. I just spoke to Terry and he tells me he's heading for a new center city Philadelphia brewery called The Grainery (aka The Philadelphia Grain Exchange). Terry tells me this new upstart is run by the folks at the Fork & Barrel and will be sort of the "Fork & Barrel meets Bookstore/Speakeasy with an on-site artisanal brewery"…so stay tuned for more details. Congratulations my friend….you deserve this great opportunity and I can't wait to see what you do next. Cheers!
And an update today from PhillyBeerScene:
I just got an update from Matt from Fork & Barrel about the new bar he's opening in center city. From the sounds of it, it sounds pretty awesome and even cooler than F & B. Its going to be located 1113 Walnut St and he's calling the place The Grainery. The highlight of the new concept has to be the arrival of former Bullfrog brewmaster Terry Hawbaker. The Grainery won't be a brewpub but Terry will have 4 of the bars 24+ taps for his beers that he'll be brewing on an extremely small, artisan scale. It's looking like it will be mostly barrel aged, wild ales, sours, etc… So pretty much just epic beers that people are always seeking out. The rest of the taps will consist of small batch beers from throughout different parts of Europe with a focus on areas outside of Belgium such as Scandinavia, Italy, and the Netherlands.
On top of having a great beer program, they are also bringing in Damon Dyer, an extremely talented mixologist from NYC, to put together a Victorian style cocktail menu. Think classic hand-crafted cocktails similar to his other bar the Bookstore Speakeasy in Bethlehem. It seems this bar will be the best of both worlds for drinkers. There aren't many bars where you can get a house brewed beer, an exceptional beer list, and a top-notch cocktail program. The Grainery really sounds like it'll be making a big impact in the local bar scene.
As for food, the details were brief but look for rustic fare with lots of house cured meets and game dishes. He is also planning on carrying of the nose-to-tail feast concept from Fork & Barrel. Look for the new bar to open around April.
UPDATE: 2/22/2011 I'm hearing the restaurant will actually be named the Philadelphia Grain Exchange !
UPDATE YET AGAIN: 3/8/2011 The official name for the new venture will be The Farmer's Cabinet
Here's your local beer-bombshell of the day! I've held out posting many of the rumors I've been hearing all weekend…but it looks like it's official. Terry Hawbaker will be leaving Bullfrog Brewery in Williamsport. Details on his destination are still rumor-mill material so I won't say until I have further confirmation…so stay tuned.Read more...
I can't believe how many label approvals Mikkel seems to do each week. Here's his latest (approve an hour ago) Mikkeller Bravo American IPA (6.8% ABV 111.2oz). This is part of Mikkel's single hop series where he will be featuring 18 different varieties. "All 18 varieties of single hop ales in this series were brewed the same week, from the same batches of malt, using the same yeast ad fermentation temperatures,,,,(Bravo Hops) Theoretical IBU 103."
Yes this is a VERY subtle change to the 12oz packaging for DFH 60-Minute, but it's such a popular beer in NEPA, I thought you'd all want to get the first look.
It just keeps getting better and better….and as much as I know we'll probably never see these kegs…it's exciting to see Sierra get approval for ABLE Best Britter (no typo) 4.3% ABV.Read more...
Here your first look at the new Southampton India Pale Ale 12oz packaging. This is a brew that was previously contract brewed @ Lion Brewery, but it looks like Phil Markowski is now contract brewing his IPA @ High Falls Brewery in Rochester, NY (despite the label saying it is bottled in Latrobe, PA). I'm looking forward to checking out the latest version of this IPA.Read more...
After seeing Schlafly Brewery appear on Zane Lamprey's Drinking Made Easy (St Louis) I was excited to see the approval of their Hop Toddy Ale. This is the 2nd beer in their 20th anniversary series of brews (volume 2). This one was created by James Ottolini, Jack Petrovic & Sara Hale. Hop Toddy is a wheat beer brewed with St Louis wheat and honey and is dry hopped with Citra then aged in bourbon barrels…so this should be an interesting beer. This is the25.4oz packaging and it comes in at a big 9% ABV.
Back in Aug 2010 we welcomed Brian "Spike" Buckowski (brewmaster for Terrapin Brewing) on the Friday BeerBuzz to help us sample his Big Hoppy Monster. Brian was a really fun guest and of course it helps that Brian has been brewing some really unique beers. Today I chose to challenge the palates of our Friday BeerBuzz team with an interesting combination of beer-styles with a new beer coming out or Terrapin.
My beer choice was Terrapin Brewing Moo-Hoo Chocolate Milk Stout. This is Spike's 2011 new seasonal and makes for an interesting combination of a sweet chocolate stout that also uses lactose (milk) to add to the fermentable sugars (i.e. a traditional milk stout). This beer uses cocoa-nibs and cocoa shells from the Olive & Sinclair Chocolate Co to add to the flavor and complexity of this stout……..so it's a Chocolate stout that just happens to be a Milk-stout.
I knew going in that this would not be a safe choice as a beer everyone would love, but I'm also aware that this is a great flavorful beer, and no matter what you ultimately think of it in the end, it is well worth trying….and you HAVE to love the turtle in the cow-suit!
This beer is readily available so get out there and try some.
to John, Nancy, Joe & Bosco for yet another fun Friday.
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Before you get too excited (too late I already am!), this is another special brew from Sierra Nevada that will not likely make it to the east coast, or very far outside Chico, CA. This is the newly approved keg packaging for Sierra Nevada India Ink American Black Ale. I suspect it will be a dark IPA and I know it will come in at 7.5% ABV….so stay tunedRead more...
We've been following along as Hudepohl has released their Festival Bock & Original Bock, both brewed at our very own Lion Brewery. I was excited to see their Amber Lager packaging approved today, even more excited to see that it is 12oz can packaging, but disappointed to see this will be brewed by High Falls in La Crosse WI. Still an interesting packaging and another one that we may see @ Lion in the future. Lion Brewery has been doing the Amber Lager bottles since summer 2010.Read more...
I've been following along with this story and I'm excited to report the beer is in the tanks. The first ever all-female collaboration brew is going to be a Belgian-style Dubble with orange and saffron. The project includes my friend Whitney Thompson (Victory Brewing), Laura Ulrich (Stone Brewing) and Megan Parisi (Cambridge Brewing). Stay tuned for more details on the brew to be released by Cambridge Brewing only in late Feb.Read more...
I just heard from Mike Hiller @ Bavarian Barbarian brewing in WIlliamsport and I have some Exciting news. Mike tells me their seasonal Square Feet Wheat Dunkelweizen will be coming out next week. This will also be the first release in a series of special batches and seasonals that Mike will be brewing this year. While much of the planning is still in progress, Mike tells me they looking into some Belgian styles, some bocks, some pilsners and maybe even another collaboration brew with the Bullfrog….so stay tuned here for details. Mike also tells me the barbarian is planning to expand distribution efforts to include more activity in Northeastern PA and Harrisburg which is very exciting to hear. Congrats Mike & everyone @ Bavarian Barbarian.Read more...
I know we all see the crazy malt-beverage and malt-liquor cans and bottles in the coolers when we're shopping for beer. And while the packaging is always fancy and attention-getting…all too often it's not always clear who is brewing what. So just for fun I thought we'd make an informal (and incomplete) list. Please DO keep in mind many of these are contract brews that are brewed at a major facility, but NOT owned by that brewery; and many of these move from facility to facility at any given time…So purely for scientific purposes, I thought you'd want to see who is really brewing what!
|Spiked Lemonade
|Anheuser Busch WI
|Twisted Tea
|Sam Adams/Boston Beer MA
|Calvin Cooler
|SBT Corp-Lion Brewery PA
|COLT Brewing (Cold Spring) MN
|COLT Brewing (Max Beverage)
CBC Latrobe, PA
City Brewing WI
|Anheuser Busch WI
|Four Loko
|City Brewing (Phusion) WI
CBC Latrobe, PA
Huber Brewing (Minhas Brewery) WI
|Anheuser Busch WI
|Mike's Hard
|High Falls (M Anthony) Rochester NY
|King Cobra
|Anheuser Busch WI
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|High Falls Rochester NY
|Mad Ballr
|Cold Spring Brewing MN
High Falls Rochester NY
City Brewing (Thunderbolt) WI
|City Brewing (Thunderbolt) WI
|Spiked Tea
|Anheuser Busch NY
|City Brewing (United Brands) WI
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|Four Maxed
|City Brewing (Drink Four) WI
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|Diageo Beverages, IL
High Falls (Diageo) NY
Boston Beer (Diageo) PA
City Brewing (Diageo) WI
|Crunk Juice
|Huber Brewing (Minhas Brewery) WI
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|City Brewing (United Brands) WI
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Here's your first look at the NEW packaging for the 12oz Bohemian Pilsner from Harpoon Brewery. This beer was previously their Session # 15 beer in their 100 Barrel Series in 22oz bottles so look for it now to be out in 12oz bottles, and likely part of their new 12-pak variety pack w/Summer, UFO, &
IPA. This does not appear to be based on their Leviathan Big Bohemian Pilsner. This beer should come in just under 5% ABV and it uses Czech Saaz hops and authentic Bohemian Pilsner yeast.Read more...
Now we all knew that beer was the greatest invention of all time, but thankfully the Discovery Channel has confirmed it. Of course we all think of one particular benefit of beer drinking, but tune in as this DIscovery Channel special will highlight how beer is responsible for everything from the agricultural revolution, to how beer helped create modern healthcare and even the pyramids.
Tune in on Jan 30th 8PM on Discovery to see how…and be sure to continue doing your part to save the world!
Here's a new one from our fiends @ DL Gear'y Brewing in Portland, ME. Back in my early days of craft beer, Geary's HAS (Hampshire Special Ale) was always a favorite. Unfortunately Geary's stopped importing into PA about 8 years ago and so far no word on their return. Geary's always brewed a holiday IPA and an Imperial IPA, but this is the first I've seen a traditional IPA. This will be packaged in 12oz bottles, and the DL Geary's website does list a Reading, PA distributor (All Star Distributing) so who knows…
It's not often that we get to not only talk about a PA brewery, but also premier their new beer and new label. Today we have Lavery Brewing's (Erie, PA) Liopard Oir Farmhouse Ale. This is the 22oz packaging and look for this beer to be bottle conditioned with Brett yeast, unfiltered, 4.4% ABV and 30IBU. This French-stylesaison will become Lavery's spring seasonal and it will use three varieties of yeast (French Saison-primary, Brett-clausenii-bottle). Liopard Oir translates to Gold Leopard.
One of the brightest of Kansas City's culinary stars, Christopher Elbow has earned a worldwide reputation for his handcrafted chocolate masterpieces. His sweets are distinguished by their use of unusual, sometimes surprising ingredients, and that adventurous spirit has left its print on this special ale. The aroma is given over to earthy, fruity cocoa, with just a hint of hops. Smooth layers of dark chocolate intertwine with threads of caramel, vanilla, and nutty malt as the flavor warms and rounds to a bittersweet finish."Read more...
Here's the recently approved 12oz bottle packaging for our friends at Ellicottville Brewing Co's (aka Southern Tier) Mow Masters Ultra Pale Ale. This is one of Ellicottville's new summer seasonals and a package redesign as well. This brew uses Citra hops and a hopback-device and comes in at 5% ABV & 36 IBU.Read more...
I've been seeing more and more activity coming out of the Tied House Brewery in San Jose so it was interesting to see this new beer that is actually brewed by Tied House for Irondale Brewing (Monterey, CA). This is named after the Hotel Irondale and it's the second brew to be bottled for Irondale (following Swanton Rea's Double Chocolate Stout). According to the company's website, Tres Vieux means "very old style" IPA and is meant to be "
reminiscent of Beers brewed for European Landed Gentry - the Gentlemen Land Owners of the 16th Century. An IPA so rich it's like money in a bottle." (16.9oz 7% ABV)
As a bonus I've also included the Tied House Flemish-Style Sour Ale 22oz package just approved today also. (7% ABV) and the Hermitage Ale of the IMP (brewed by Tied House also)—Imperial IPA 8% ABV).
A few weeks ago we posted out the newly approved Bomb Lager labels for some beers being brewed at our very own Lion Brewery.
I just heard from Mike Raymond, Managing Director @ Bomb Beer Co of NY City. Mike has an update that I thought I'd pass along:
"We will be launching 6-packs of canned Bomb Lager in early March exclusively in New York, and other East Coast states soon to follow. Bomb is a traditional Bavarian Helles brewed with a blend German pilsner and vienna malts. Aside from supplying quality canned beer, our brand is committed to supporting and sponsoring local artists and events that pique our interest. Our can designs were done by an East Village street and performance artist who goes by "Billy the Artist". We're hoping that the taste, style, and principle behind Bomb will be as inspiring to our customers as it has so far to us."
It seems like just yesterday that our favorite Berwick Brewing opened their doors. So I'm happy to help them announce the plans for the 3rd anniversary celebration @ Berwick Brewing THIS Sat (1/29)
From Berwick Brewing: Don't forget to come out Saturday night to help us celebrate our 3rd year Anniversary of Berwick Brewing! There will be beer & pizza specials along with great entertainment provided by Dan & Glenn Hess! See you all this Saturday
Last week we had a really fun time with our pal Steve Mashington from Yards Brewing. Steve sampled Yards ESA with us, and was nice enough to give us a little insight on some of the upcoming Cape of Good Hope series of strong IPA's that Yards may be brewing in the future. My thanks again to Mash for spending the morning with us.
So what will we be sampling THIS week? Hint: This week we're pulling out a pretty interesting style that should be a real hooT and a perfect fit for our sponsor.
Tune in at 8:30AM and see what beer we sample on the Friday Beerbuzz on WILK…bringing good beers and good people together. (103.1FM or wilknewsradio.com).Read more...
I've been following the breaking news out of Yuengling and it'
s becoming pretty interesting. If you haven't heard, our beloved Yuengling has just joined the Brewers Association. Because the Brewers Association is almost completely geared toward craft or "small craft brewers" this is an odd change of events. Now of course it helps that the Brewers Association recently adopted a new definition of "small craft breweries" to include breweries that have an annual production of under 6-million barrels (up from the previous 2-million barrels.) Oddly enough Yuengling hit just over 3.6-million barrel production with the addition of their Tampa, FL.
Now keep in mind, there are still issues for Yuengling being a "small" craft brewery" because of some of the corn/adjuncts they use, but the Brewers Association has made exceptions in the past.
…so why did they join?
First off keep in mind Yuengling can get significant tax breaks for being a "small craft brewer" so for me this is why they'd want in now that the yearly production limit has been raised….but why would the Brewers Association want them? While some believe it is to gain the bump in member dues, for me it seems obvious. If Yuengling brings their production totals under the umbrella of "craft brewing," the craft brewing segment will gain a significant portion of the overall beer market share just by Yuengling signing up. The big question for me is will we see the Brewers Association make an exception or will we see Yuengling change their recipe. I'm betting on exception, but stay tuned.
We showed you the original Belgo Pale Ale from Burly a few weeks ago, so I thought I'd follow up with the Belgo India Pale Ale from our pals @ North Peak Brewing. This Traverse City, MI brew should be in NY, but so far not in PA so you'll have to look a little harder. This IPA is 6.5% ABV & 65 IBU and will be packaged in Feb/Mar in 11.5oz bottles.
This is a beer that Widmer Brothers have put out for several years, but here's the updated packaging to match their new label designs. This is their winter seasonal, it will be packaged again in 12oz bottles and it comes in at 7.2% ABV. This is another beer that's available just across our border in NY, but not in PA yet.
I'll admit Genesee isn't what we'd consider a "craft" beer by any means…but I'll also admit I have a soft spot for Genesee based on, lets just say "college memories." So it was fun to see our friends at High Falls Brewing in Rochester, NY gain approval for 12oz and 16oz cans for "regular" Genny.Read more...
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Known for creating sounds straight from his environment, Ninja Tunes (his new label) says, "That means there's some very weird, unusual and downright dangerous source material." Interesting. Speaking of weird and unusual, the visuals for "#Mindcontrol" are.... just that. Probably not the best thing to be previewing at work though, consider that a warning!
Outside of being a pro at manipulating soundscapes, he also has strong roots in hip hop. Check out this first track from the forthcoming album he produced for The Roots.
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- 2014 Directors' Conference (Colorado School Foodservice Superheroes Stories)
For additional information, E-Mail: Sara Silvernail, Training Supervisor


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Promising a high voltage show covering both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson eras, and coming complete with cannons and a wall of Marshalls, Livewire is a musical tour of the last forty electric years of one of rock's most successful bands.
The six men presenting these massive anthems are Jon (vocals), Pete (vocals), Ash (guitar), Dean (guitar), Eddie (bass guitar), Daz (drums). Jon portrays the legendary front man, Bon Scott, who was AC/DC's original vocalist and a wild man of rock and roll, whose untimely death shocked the world in 1980. Pete, then dons the flat cap as Geordie vocalist, Brian Johnson, whom AC/DC turned to in order to fill the void left by Bon.
Livewire give fans of all ages the opportunity to experience the band's energetic, authentic and dynamic full on AC/DC show, at the Newbury venue on Saturday, February 8. Tickets cost £14. Call 01635 244246, book online via www.arlingtonarts.co.uk or visit Mary Hare Hearing Centre, in Weaver's Walk, Newbury.