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Psychiatrist, Pediatric / Adolescent Psychiatrist
40 years of experience
40 years of experience
371 Cedar Dr W
Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 Phone number & directions
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The Candlewood Suites Sayre, PA hotel is located in the Greater Upper valley of Pennsylvania and minutes from the NY border.
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The hotel's location is a great choice for business travelers. Located minutes from Guthrie Hospital, CVS, Rynone, Masco and more. Leisure travelers will enjoy the central location.
Stop at our Lending Locker where you can borrow items such as crock pots, games, enjoy a Blu-ray from our lending library with many movies to choose from and much more. Located minutes from Tioga Down Casino with live harness racing, take a stroll through Farmland Animal Park, or enjoy a scenic drive to the Finger Lakes Wine country.
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I became involved with The Mountain Fund through my high school in a class called Global Perspectives, in March of 2013. Our trip was so enjoyable and that was largely due to all the work Scott, Sunita and the rest of the Mountain Fund contributed! Our travels throughout the country went smoothly and I actually felt that the work I did made an impact. Not only did we build a shelter for families, but we also met the families that were going to be living there, which was quite amazing.
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[Company Profile & Policy] The Skyline Trading Co was commenced to provide 100% trade satisfaction to their valued ...
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The Skyline Trading Co was commenced to provide 100% trade satisfaction to their valued customers. We are one of the largest Exporters & Importers based in central India. The company always has zeal to excel & to provide the best quality products at most competitive prices, fast services, easy payment options in the Marketplace. We offer exclusive sales & services to our Indian as well as International associates. We at Skyline Trading Co. strongly believe in market mutual leadership through total customer satisfaction. We achieve this by providing excellent qualities with overall quantities at committed time & through constant enhancement by involvement & participation of our panel
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Unique and creative solutions that meet the clients expectation not only by realizing the clients business.
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Team work based on the implementation of progressive communications.
Professional quality of services provided by a highly motivated team.
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Here we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to our clients for the trust they have been placing in us. Since 2006, various International companies have been our clients. We have proven ourselves as a Market expertise and have experience in a number of services through mutual trade relations with Overseas Importers & Exporters. We are expert for:
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Southeast Asia : 50.00%
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How much time should you plan to spend in Khao Sok?
Planning on visiting Khao Sok? Most guests wish they had planned better. Here's Our Jungle suggestions on how long to stay and what you might want to do.
Planning on visiting Khao Sok? Most guests wish they had planned better. Here's Our Jungle suggestions on how long to stay and what you might want to do.
Our Jungle House staff raises the quality of guest satisfaction through professional training, a family like community and a fun working environment.
One of our favorite day hikes in Khao Sok National Park takes us through Tan Sawan waterfall while good fortune shows us a blooming rafflesia flower.
Our sustainability coordinator, Nick, was invited to document scientific research in Khao Sok National Park and Khlong Saeng Wildlife Sanctuary with Dr. Luke Gibson's team. During the trip, he had the chance to interview the boat driver and guide, Pi Road, about the research, the state of conservation in Khao Sok, and the area's future.
Many people including guests, management, and other businesses in the area had expressed excitement and interest in doing an environmental education project at the local schools. Some had even offered to fund a project to teach about the environment in the schools. Not once did it seem like a good idea. Why? It came down
We just got the opportunity to catch up with a local farming couple who received a microloan from Our Jungle House to begin producing free-range eggs to sell back to our resort and other resorts in Khao Sok. Fet and his wife Aeh, have lived in Khao Sok for several decades, before the park was
The first round of guide training is now finished, and this blog post cover the last few weeks of the training course leading up to the test. With only a month until the final examination, trainees took on more of a leadership role. Trainees began leading the walks themselves instead of relying on the training
Over the last few months, we've gained many insights from local guides on jungle remedies they use when hiking with guests. The purpose of these practical tips is not to scare anyone, but rather to inform and show that there's no need to worry. It's something every first-time hiker in Khao Sok—or any tropical forest—worries
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Fantasy question: Nieuwendyk or Stumpel
Hey guys.
I need to make a pick up next week in my hockey pool and I have narrowed down to two guys. I can't decided which one to pick up, and thought that you guys were probablely the best people to ask.
So if you had to pick up one of the two (no need to take injury proneness/long term stuff into consideration), who would you take
Joe Nieuwendyk or Josef Stumpel???
Thanks for your opinions in advance!
either one would be good . Its hard to tell which one would do better at this point but if we are going on whats happened so far , id say take nieuwendyk
Nieuwendyk was our second leading scorer last year and lead the team in faceoff wins. He's been looking very good this year with Bertuzzi and Olesz on his line. I would take Joe but I am biased.
You can expect around the same output from both of them. They will both get a real opportunity to put up numbers with one playing alongside Olli and the other playing alongside Bert. I'd go with Stumpel factoring injuries.
Thanks for your input guys.
I think I'm going to put my bid on Joe with a secondary bid (if first bid isn't successful) on Stumpel.
Thanks again.
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TEACHER GUIDE: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR AND COMMUNICATION MARCH 2007 Dear Teachers, Table of Contents In this guide we hope to offer you Background Information page 1 ways to incorporate Greentimes into your classroom. Your input directly Quick, Hands-On Science page 2 affects our decisions of what to Spotlight: Diversity, Migration page 2 include in future guides, so please feel free to send feedback and Writing & Reading Comprehension page 3 suggestions to email@example.com. Also, Reading Suggestions page 3 you can visit www.greenscreen.org for more information. Art Activities page 3 Worksheet Instructions & Answer page 4 Happy Learning, Worksheets page 5,6 Heather Freeman Greentimes Program Director Background Information Senses: • Every animal has adapted to, and senses, their environment in different ways. Humans use sight and sound as their primary means of communication and survival but ants see polarized light, bats use echolocation, honey bees can detect magnetic fields, and dogs hear sounds at frequencies that are silent to humans. Visit http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/amaze.html to learn more about how other animals sense their environment. Curriculum concepts: Life Science concept 6. "Recognize that people and other animals interact with the environment through their senses of sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste." Migration: • Many forces cause animals to migrate. A large portion migrate seasonally to take advantage of abundant resources in other loca- tions or to avoid the lack of resources in their own. Others are forced to make a permanent migration because of changes in their habitat. Sometimes, only a percentage of a species will migrate and the rest will remain. To learn more about the various whys and hows of migration visit http://www.nps.gov/akso/ParkWise/Students/ReferenceLibrary/general/MigrationBasics.htm. Curriculum concepts: Life Science (Biology 3-5) concept 7. "Give examples of how changes in the environment (drought, cold) have caused some plants and animals to die or move to new locations." Biodiversity: • Biodiversity is important to human life for many reasons. Some animals, such as insects, are loathed by humans but important to the well being of ecosystems. For example, insects pollinate flowers and provide food for predators. Other plants and animals hold the key to cures for diseases that plague modern society. Biodiversity is important for many economic, social and medical reasons. For more information on the importance of biodiversity visit http://isis.csuhayward.edu/alss/geography/mlee/envt2000/ biodivf99.htm. Animal Classification: • Students are aware that animals are categorized by their features but you can clarify the basic breakdown. First, there are two king- doms of living organisms, one for plants and one for animals. The animal kingdom is broken down into three subkingdoms called Protozoa, Parazoa & Metazoa. Each subkingdom is broken down into phyla which is further divided into subphyla, where each layer is more specific, with less animals. For more information where mammals, amphibians, and others are placed visit http:// falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/vertebrates.htm. Greentimes, Urban Ecology Institute, 355 Higgins Hall, 140 Commonwealth Ave, Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Attn: Heather Freeman Phone: 617.552.8504 Fax: 617.552.1198 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com www.urbaneco.org SR Teacher Guide Quick, Hands-On Science A dark and stormy experiment: Here's an activity for a rainy day- or you can tell your students about this experiment so they can do it at home. Since light travels faster than sound it is possible to calculate how far away a storm is. Tell students to count the number of seconds between the moment they see a lightening flash and the moment that they hear the thunder clap. Dividing this number by 5 will tell you how many miles away the storm is. If students do this at home and bring in their calculations, you can make a chart of the results. A way to demonstrate this without a real thunderstorm is to split students into 2 groups, turn the lights off and have a competition to see which group can calculate the most demonstrations accurately. To demonstrate, flash the lights, then create a 'thunder' noise at specific intervals. Slinkies and sound: Show students a visual representation of sound with a slinky. How are a slinky and sound connected? Pull the slinky so that it is stretched out horizontally (recruit a student to help) and pulse one end of the slinky. As the disturbance (your hand) hits one end of the slinky the energy is transferred from each adjacent ring to the next. The slinky, in this case the medium, moves in the direction that the energy is moving in. This is also how sound travels, where molecules transfer energy to bordering molecules until the sound hits your ear and is registered by your brain. Spotlight Diversity of the Galapagos Islands: Students read about Charles Darwin and his discovery of the Galapagos Islands. Locate the Galapagos on a map, off the shore of Ecuador. The Galapagos have a particularly large number of plant and animal species for their size. Can students surmise why there is so much biodiversity in this location? What conclusions can they make about other isolated tropical places and their abundance of biodiversity? Other relevant facts about the Galapagos are: • They are a province of Ecuador. Show students where Ecuador is. What ocean borders Ecuador and surrounds the Galapagos? • The Galapagos Islands are comprised of many small islands but only a few of them are large enough for tourism. Most visitors go there specifically to observe and enjoy (or study for research) the biodiversity. • The islands were created by volcanoes. Can students name any other islands they know that are the products of volcanoes (e.g. the Hawaiian Islands). Monarchs and Migration: Monarch butterflies sometimes migrate an incredible 2,000 miles or more from locations in the northern United States and southern Canada to warmer environments, such as southern California and Mexico. Show the gravity of this accomplishment by providing a visual representation of their flight. Emphasize to students that humans travel by plane to reach far away locations but the tiny Monarch butterfly is able to fly the whole way itself. This is also a good time to point out: • Monarch butterflies do not live in northern Canada because of its Artic climate. In fact, few people even live there. As a result, although Canada is large in land mass, it is inhabited by only the same amount of people that live in California. • In contrast, Mexico's population is only second to Brazil in size in Latin America. The capital of Canada is Ottawa and the capital of Mexico is Mexico City. • What do these facts tell the students about climate and human habitats? Page 2 Trees Writing & Reading Comprehension Calling all senses: Students learned how different animals communicate in the article, "All Eyes and Noses— Up Here Please." Ask students to write a few paragraphs about how humans use their five senses. For example, when we smell cookies baking we know that there will be a treat for dinner. When we see someone walking towards us we know to move to the side. And when we touch a hot stove we know to pull our hand away. Have students read Helen Keller: Courage in the Dark (Step Into Reading: A Step 3 Book), by Johanna Hurwitz. Can students hypothesize how life would be different without one of their senses? How do they think blind and deaf people compensate for their lost sense? There's no place like home: "Animals in Your House" explains why animals inhabit our homes. But, what makes a house a home to a human? Ask students to write a piece about what their home means to them. What makes their home special? Is it the people inside? The objects they have? What do students need from their home? Shelter? Food? A controlled climate? Reading Suggestions How Animals Communicate, by Betty Tatham. A book about animal communication through sight, sound and other signals. Includes a section on miscommunication. Peterson First Guide to Urban Wildlife, by Sarah B. Landry, Roger Tory Peterson (ed.). Condensed version of the traditional Peterson guide, it focuses on more visible wildlife. Good for kids. Wild Minds: What Animals Really Think, by Mark Hauser. Insight into why animals do what they do in the context of their social and physical environment. Art Activities Diagrams and Visual Representations Students can practice making diagrams by showing the migration path of a specific bird. For example, a student could research the time of year and locations a Whooping Crane migrates to and from. They can include in their diagram things that may interrupt the bird along its path and what challenges it faces (i.e. not enough food, hunters, weather, etc.). Students learned in Greentimes that animals use tools for various reasons. Ask students to look up, or take from Greentimes, a simple tool from the outdoors near their home. They should know how a specific animal uses the tool and be able to show the class. For example, a student could bring in a twig and explain how monkeys "fish" for termites with it. Or, they could use a rock to demonstrate how a monkey crushes the shell of nuts. Show students how important our sense of hearing and sight is. First, blindfold students or ask them to close their eyes. Put an object into their hand and have them guess what the object is. Next, put students into small groups. Create a small deck of cards with an object or message on it. Taking turns, each student should try to convey the message on the card without speaking. Page 3 SR Teacher Guide Worksheet Instructions, Framework Connections and Answer Key Worksheet 1: This worksheet encourages students to think about how various forms of animal communication compare to human communication. We have more in common with other animals than we may think. Humans use a variety of sounds and signals to communicate with each other depending on the situation and the message we wish to get across. Instructions: Have students fill in each question in complete sentences, giving two examples of each type of communication and when it might be appropriate. Encourage students to share what they wrote, especially about non-vocal and silent communication. Which form of communication do we use most often? Why is that? Examples: 1. Vocal communication: • Answering questions in class • Talking with friends or family over the phone • Singing 2. Communication through non-vocal noise: • Clapping after a performance • Snapping fingers to keep a beat • Judge pounding a gavel 3. Silent communication: • Waving your arms to get a friend's attention • Pointing to indicate directions • Mouthing a sentence to someone in a quiet space Worksheet 2: This worksheet challenges students to think about what birds must go through to prepare for migration by translating the amount a bird must eat into the number of hamburgers a human must eat to gain the same amount of body mass. One goal is for them to see just how much food birds have to eat before their journey. Instructions: Have the students read the article "Cold Weather? Billy and friends say, 'No thanks!'" from this issue of Greentimes. Then have them use their own weight (or an approximation) to calculate the number of hamburgers they would have to eat to gain 5% of their body weight in 1 day. Could they realistically eat this many burgers for 1 day? How about for a week straight? This activity is an excerpt from 'Bird Olympics,' courtesy of Flying Wild: An Educator's Guide to Celebrating Birds, Council for Environmental Education, 2006, pg 193. Answers: To gain 5% in one day If you weigh: you would have to eat: 60lbs 42 burgers 100lbs 70 burgers 150lbs 105 burgers Page 4 Name: _______________________________________ Date: ________________ GREENTIMES: ANIMAL COMMUNICATION Worksheet 1 You already learned that animals communicate using both vocal and non-vocal noises. Voice produces sound for communication, but animals often use other body parts to create audible noises and send signals. Some animals, such as bees, also communicate silently through signals. Humans use both vocal and non-vocal noises, and sometimes use silent signals to communicate. Directions: Use complete sentences to give two examples of situations where you communicate through vocal noise, non-vocal noise and silent signals. Keep in mind what you learned about how and when animals use these different methods of communication. When do you communicate with vocal noise? Give two examples: ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Are there times when you communicate through non-vocal noise? Give two examples: ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ When would you communicate silently? How would you do it? Give two examples: ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Name: _______________________________________ Date: ________________ GREENTIMES: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR Worksheet 2 In this issue of Greentimes, you learned what migration is and read about animals who migrate, including Billy the bird and Mary the monarch. Many other animals migrate, including the Canada goose, who you may see flying in a V-shaped formation. Just like we prepare for a trip by packing, animals must prepare to migrate. Birds prepare for migration by storing extra fat— energy for their journey. Some birds gain up to 50% of their body weight in fat before migrating! EATING LIKE A BIRD To gain 50% of their body weight before migrating, some birds increase their body weight by 5% in a single day. Use the formula below to calculate how many hamburgers you would have to eat to gain 5% of your body weight in one day. To perform these calculations, it is necessary to make a few assumptions. Assumptions: 1. Each hamburger contains 250 calories 2. Every 3,500 calories consumed results in a 1 lb. weight gain 3. This simplistic calculation does not take into account the calories burned through digestion and other activities. It also does not take into account different metabolic rates between individuals. Therefore, it serves only to give an idea of the caloric intake required. Formula: Step 1— To calculate the weight you need to gain, multiply your current weight, in pounds, by the percent increase you wish to gain. For example, if I want to increase my weight by 5%, I multiply my current weight (60 lbs.) by 5%. The result is 3 lbs. So the formula is: Desired weight gain = (your weight X desired percent increase) ex — 60lbs X 5% = 3lbs Step 2— Use the number from step 1 to figure out how many hamburgers you would need to eat to make the weight increase happen. To do this, multiply the answer from step 1 by 3,500 (the number of calories needed to gain 1 lb.), then divide that number by 250 (the number of calories in 1 hamburger). For example, I figured out in step 1 that I need to gain 3 lbs. to gain 5% of my body weight. Therefore, I multiply 3 by 3,500 to figure out the number of total calories needed, then divide that number by 250 to figure out how many hamburgers that would be. The result is 42 hamburgers. The formula here is: (Desired weight gain X 3,5000 calories) = # of hamburgers required 250 calories ex — (3lbs X 3,500 calories) / 250 calories = 10,500/ 250 calories = 42 hamburgers Directions: Use steps 1 and 2 above to calculate how many hamburgers it would take for you to gain 5% of your body weight. What if you wanted to gain 50% and therefore had to eat that many hamburgers each day for 10 days?
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The corrections bring forth the new directions that I have for My
people. But many chafe at the bit when I bring correction. It is
not comfortable to change, as it brings death to the soul and
flesh. But it is necessary in order for the new direction that is
before you to be navigated. Many grumble, complain, and are
critical at every step. I will no longer listen to them.
So many also run ahead of me and wind up falling due to being
unprepared for the weightier course. If you are not fully aligned
with Me, and have all of the areas in your life corrected that need
to be, then the course will only bring disaster to your walk. The
foundation must be laid, but the maturity to handle the new
authority and position is not formed within.
Only I can forge a weapon for use in the battles that lie ahead.
Now it is time for the New Directions to be given, for the
corrections that I have been bringing are now being finished in this
hour. It is time for the advancement to come, and the transition of
My Body to the forefront. No longer will My People be down trodden,
abused, and maligned. It is time for Justice and Truth to be served.
Take your hands off of the reins and allow Me to bring you fully
through into the next phase. Everyone that fully does this, will
know what walking in My full measure and stature means. For I am
not holding back from those who are Mine anymore. You know this.
Now walk fully in it.
Leave men's opinions to Me, and follow My Voice.
Much responsibility comes as the obedient ones respond to Me, but
much more of My Weight will be seen upon them. All that is given to
Me is Mine, and becomes My Vessel for My Use, as I do things for
even greater purposes than men can foresee. I move in many
dimensions that men have no knowledge of, nor can be naturally
comprehended, for I am Eternal Spirit. I created time for fallen
men, but I am reconciling all things in the final transitions to
come. So, the corrections are finishing, and the new directions
open before you now.
Listen now and take heed, for new things to come upon the winds of
My Spirit.
Just as the shaking is increasing in the created world, so the
spiritual shaking breaks forth more forcefully too. Nothing in the
earth has even born the full weight of My Presence yet, but even so,
it comes.
Men, what will you do, as My Glory comes?
Woe to those who criticize My Glory and mock the vessels marked with
My Name.
For I Am Jealous for My Name and for My People.
I will be glorified in both.
-Susan Cummings 5-31-06
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2011 Jean Foillard Morgon Cuvée CorceletteGamay more
6/13/2015 - Billigan Likes this wine: 92 points
Consistent with previous notes. The Corcelette has all the charms of Foillard's other bottlings, but with an accessible quality than the more structured Cote du Py. Ready to drink anytime, but no harm in holding a few more years to see what other elements emerge.
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2008 François Chidaine Vouvray Le BouchetChenin Blanc more
5/17/2015 - Charlie Carnes wrote: flawed
Advanced; really bad.
1986 Château Gruaud LaroseSt. Julien Red Bordeaux Blend more
3/14/2015 - Billigan Likes this wine: 96 points
A stunning wine and proof positive that the "forever-burly" 1986s are really hitting their stride. After an 8-hour Audouze, this was humming. A knockout perfume full of cassis, turned earth, smoke, and leather. An exceptionally balanced-but-richly-fruited palate, with the tannins perfectly integrated. No, this isn't some powerhouse heavyweight, but it is an exceptional middleweight that truly shows the best of what Bordeaux is all about.
2012 Domaine Bernard Baudry Chinon Les GrangesCabernet Franc more
1/23/2015 - Wine-Strategies Likes this wine: NR
Freshly turned earth, bucketfuls of it. On top of that, layers of tobacco leaves, black peppercorns and a touch of bell pepper. None of the pyrazines come through on the red-fruited, medium-bodied palate that's warm, and expressive but also well lifted and slightly savory. A superior value at just $16. recommended
2002 Domaine des Lambrays Clos des LambraysClos des Lambrays Grand Cru Pinot Noir more
1/17/2015 - acyso wrote: 93 points
An excessibe [sic] balla [sic] afternoon at Domaine (Chicago, IL): I think the biggest surprise on this bottle was how much fruit there was -- and all of it ripe at that. The palate had the same juicy ripeness to it, but the acidity gave this a certain litheness. Very, very good now, but this definitely has the capability to last for another decade.
2010 Jean Foillard FleurieGamay more
11/30/2014 - Billigan Likes this wine: 93 points
This wine made me think of that classically cheesy Robert Palmer video, "Simply Irresistible," as it's just one of those whose sheer deliciousness bowls you over. That's not to say it's simple by any means, as its nose is plenty complex, with loads of black cherries, canned peaches, spices, some floral action, and a hint of Bojo funk. On the palate, the trademark Foillard silk is in full effect, as this just glides down with effortless sweetness. The price is steep, but it's hard to argue when the bottle is drained so quickly with huge smiles on everyone's faces.
2009 Domaine Robert Chevillon Nuits St. Georges 1er Cru Les CaillesPinot Noir more
11/13/2014 - Charlie Carnes wrote: flawed
The ridiculous baby diaper and hints of band-aid, blew off after about an hour to reveal a really crappy Burgundy. Hideous. 2 out of 3 have been flawed.
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2012 Willi Schaefer Graacher Domprobst Riesling Spätlese #5Mosel Saar Ruwer more
9/3/2014 - Billigan wrote: NR
Very similar experience as Seth. Was expecting more fireworks given past experience and the quality of the vintage, but this seemed like it was tucked tight in its shell. Only after several hours of airtime, when some lovely jasmine and minty aromas peeked out, did I get a sense of the complexity that may come one day. Time to put the rest of my stash to sleep for a good many years.
1998 R. López de Heredia Rioja Blanco Reserva Viña TondoniaWhite Blend more
6/29/2014 - Billigan Likes this wine: 92 points
Classic LdH nose, rich with nutty and floral aromas. Similarly oxidative elements on the palate, which managed the usual high-wire act of oily texture and lovely acidic freshness with an almost-metallic minerality to accompany the sherry-ish nutty flavors.
2010 Éric Texier Côtes du Rhône Saint-Julien-en-Saint-Alban Vieille Serine Domaine de PergaudSyrah more
4/11/2014 - diggydan wrote: 91 points
Nice wine, surely doesn't suck. Herbal and savory, good clean fruit profile shaded towards the dark. Super tannic and tight upon uncorking but opened nicely in the glass with 20 mins of air.
2009 Chateau Montelena ChardonnayNapa Valley more
8/6/2013 - Billigan Likes this wine: 92 points
A bit tight out of the gate, but all its charms became evident by the second night. Rich, lemon custard, light florals, and a pat of butter on the nose. The oak is very much dialed back, letting plenty of citrus fruit and minerality come to the fore, with everything well structured and balanced and delineated. No roundness or flabbiness here, but no angularity or austerity either. Superb!
2012 Marcel Lapierre MorgonGamay more
3/22/2014 - Billigan Likes this wine: 92 points
Given how my first bottle went and the vintage characteristics, I was expecting something really lean, but this has fleshed out beautifully into a prototypically wonderful Lapierre. Great, red-fruited aromatics, along with some mild Bojo funk and the trademark iron-like mineral notes of this producer. On the palate, it's filled out its frame and taken on a silken, more richly fruited feel (almost creamy in texture) but with ample acidity and just the faintest hint of greenish herbs to give it some snap. I almost balked at the price hike for this on release, but I'm glad I didn't. It's worth the tariff and a testament to great winemaking in a tough year.
2010 Louis Jadot Clos St. DenisClos St. Denis Grand Cru Pinot Noir more
1/21/2014 - essconsults Likes this wine: 94 points
94-97 on the first night. Massive, mentholated, cool mostly blue fruity, but to me, more Gevrey than Morey St. Denis. This has tremendous soil tones, but is very tannic and acidic, yet has a hugely long finish that goes on for minutes. Put this away for 15 years and see what happens.
2001 R. López de Heredia Rioja Reserva Viña TondoniaTempranillo Blend, Tempranillo more
10/5/2013 - Billigan wrote: 90 points
Almost a citrusy quality from the abundant, juicy acidity, along with the usual leathery scents. Typical LdH silk on the palate but undercut slightly by a sourness on the finish.
2011 Pierre Gonon St. JosephSyrah more
9/27/2013 - coremill wrote: 76 points
The worst non-obviously flawed wine I've had in a long time. There is a weird chemical aspect to the nose that took my a long time to identify but eventually I decided it smelled like Elmer's glue. There's also a bit of windex, green grass, lemon/grapefruit juice, and a slightly reductive smokey/peppery quality. On the palate there is hardly any fruit but a ton of grassy acid and some unbalanced drying tannin. This tastes a bit like somebody dropped a bucket of tannin powder in a vat of crappy Loire sauvignon blanc. It was a struggle to finish a glass. 3-4 hours of air did not help.
2010 Domaine Bernard Baudry Chinon La Croix BoisséeCabernet Franc more
7/10/2013 - christyler wrote: NR
I knew this would be too young, but I opened it anyway. It's a little difficult to enjoy now - even after a four hour decant it's tightly coiled, the wood is noticeable and the tannins are a little rough. It still has that beautiful acidity that Baudry's 2010s all display, and I think it has tremendous potential. My remaining six bottles won't be touched for at least 5 years.
2012 Ameztoi Getariako Txakolina RubentisRosé Blend more
5/5/2013 - Billigan Does not like this wine: 82 points
I think Brix really nailed it with his note here in terms of the wine's characteristics with the exception being that I found this rather joyless. For me, rose is about refreshing, energetic, food-friendliness, and if it has some additional complexity (like in a Baudry rose or a Mordoree Tavel), then that's bonus. But this wine delivered none of those qualities. Sour, spritzy, and a bit of a slog to drink on what was a nice spring picnic with my family.


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YORK William (Bill) Hilbert, born April 25, 1932, in Binghamton, N.Y., passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 12, 2014 after an extended battle with Melanoma Lung cancer. Bill was a very active person and participated in many physical sports in addition to being a (left handed) AAA baseball pitcher and first baseman in the NY Yankees organization. He prided himself with seven Varsity letters at Carson Long Military Academy (New Bloomfield, Pa.) in Basketball, Baseball, Football, Tennis, Track, Oration and the Rifle Team. Bill loved competitive sports and could have been a Pro Billiard Player. He also loved to tell jokes and make people laugh and could carry on a conversation with anyone. Bill loved to dance, but in his own wild way. He sang all the old songs and boasted that he was once on the Old Horace Height Talent television show in the 50s. Bill spent two years in Korea (52-54) Army Infantry. He received many medals for bravery in the 23rd Infantry, Reg. 2nd Division G Company 4th Platoon Sgt Section Leader. He belonged to the American Legion, Moose Lodge,
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Hugh Jackman poses alongside his mullet buddy Chris Hemsworth while appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday (March 5) in New York City.
The 46-year-old actor, who also stopped by Good Morning America that day, was joined by the 31-year-old actor for a game of musical beers.
Along with host Jimmy Fallon, Chris' Saturday Night Live pals Colin Jost, Bobby Moynihan, and Kate McKinnon competed against one another.
Watch below to find out who won the game!
Hugh Jackman & Chris Hemsworth on Fallon Tonight 3/5/15


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a little loop at 140 bpm's
A processed version of a squeaky spring on the alto sax, which sounds somewhat like a guiro.
Glitchy sounding loop made in Reaktor, good for quick fills. Hits highs and lows, sounds like a tuned computer error.
A looping sequence on notes. Created with a Thor synthesizer using one oscillator with lots of FM feedback.
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Modified saw sound.
drum loop with short to medium decay. glitchy
noise loop through bit reducer
"gated sound" noise
sat down for a few hours on DrumSynth and made myself a new little sound bank.
Crunchy little beat, pretty dirty and distorted sounding.
Light electronic percussion loop.
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Linear Equations Linear equations are functions which have two variables. They have an independent and dependent variable. Free powerpoints at http://www.worldofteaching.com Independent and Dependent Variables Independent Variables Independent variables are variables that you put into the equations Dependent variables are variables that you solve for Dependent Variables Just as common sense would dictate. If something is independent, then it is on its own. But if it is dependent, then it relies on someone or something else. A dependent variable relies on what is used in place of the independent variable y = 2x - 4 Using the equation above, y has to be the Dependent variable Why? Because it is the variable that is being solved for Because linear equations have two variables,there are many possible combinations of answers Those possible solutions are written as ordered pairs. Usually an ordered pair is written with the independent variable first then the dependent variable Example: y = 3x - 5 Because we solved for y, then x is the independent variable The ordered pair would then be written as ( x , y ) If we do not know which variable is independent, then we choose one. No matter which one is independent, we will still produce similar ordered pairs ( r , s ) is similar to ( s , r ) Not congruent/equal Most of the time when we use the variables x & y in an equation, x is independent and y is dependent There are some exceptions, but we will work with those at a much later time As said before, there are many possible ordered pairs To find more than one solution, we use a Table of Values x 2 -2 0 y 3 1 -3 Class Examples: 2a + b = 4 3r - 2s = 7 2+x=y
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