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Have you seen enough gift guides yet? Answer: NO YOU HAVE NOT BECAUSE YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THIS ONE. Below are some gifty things I've made note of throughout the year just for you.
The CoupeStack, a set of stacking champagne saucers that hold a bottle's worth of bubbly when you stack 'em up. The cost is £70 plus £20 to ship to the US.
Online mixology courses from Chris Tunstall of ABarAbove.com. Holiday special of Understanding Cocktail Components and Mixology 101 for $10 ($50 total) off at this link.
Planetary Glass Set from ThinkGeek. It's on backorder through February, so you're loved one is getting an I.O.U. in their stocking.
Pineapple Hospitality Glasses from Waterford Crystal. 50 UK pounds, but maybe you can find them on a US site?
Old Fashioned Gift Set from Umami Mart. $99. Dying to get my hands on those tumblers.
Dobel Tequila in a Guitar Gift Case. $41.99 and includes a silver tequila. Check your local liquor stores.
Generic Surplus and Cutty Sark Sneakers. $150. Super comfortable - I have a pair.
Oliver Stuffer from Williams-Sonoma. See also their measuring beaker and champagne saber.
This gold tumbler from Aston Martin for a mere £24,000. Treat Yo-Self! Or if you're on a budget here is a £5,000 shaker.
A spring-loaded muddler from Metrokane. Mojitos, Mo' Problems.
Spiegelau Craft Beer Tasting Kit. Set of four glasses for tasting specialty beers. $40
And while you're shopping, make sure to buy something for me!
This post is written by Lou Bustamante.
As we shift to darker and cooler days and nights, and the preferences in drinks go from clear to aged spirits, I started thinking about the effects of oak. We have a sense that time spent in barrel imparts the crucial flavoring components that help define the taste of whiskies, rums, and tequilas, as well as smooth out roughness in the final product.
Thinking about this while enjoying a glass of bourbon, I was reminded of a seminar I attended at this year's Tales of the Cocktail called A Barrel Love Affair that author and American whiskey authority Fred Minnick moderated.
The panel included Brad Boswell (president of Independent Stave Company), Simon Brooking (ambassador for Ardmore and Laphroaig Single Malt Scotch whiskies), Jose "Pepe" Hermosillo (founding partner of Casa Noble Tequila), and Chip Tate (Balcones Distilling). More importantly, the presentation had a whole slew of fascinating facts about oak tress and barrels:
Just as fascinating were the comparative tastings of the aged and unaged spirits next to each other. In each case there were changes in how the spirit developed beyond the expected vanilla flavors. Certainly there was some smoothness developed, but there was also some complexity and facets like weight and texture, fullness, and how the time in wood highlighted or mellowed out some flavors. The Laphroaig was the most striking, with the peat smoke in the unaged made you feel like your mouth was on fire, but the oak had mellowed it out and added extra dimensions besides smoke.
In FSR Magazine I wrote about bartender training programs in better cocktail bars, from online and in-class corsework to conference and conventions, to hosting brand ambassadors for in-bar trainings.
Check out the story here.
Here's a paragraph from the story:
For starters, Dobbs required his staff—bartenders and servers alike—to take an online course called BarSmarts Wired before their first day of training. "I didn't want servers to drop a drink menu off and then come back and just take an order," he says. "I wanted interaction, conversation, and dialogue. I required BarSmarts for everyone. Even my hostess has taken it."
I am giving three talks at the Manhattan Cocktail Classic in New York on May 14th. I hope if you're in town you'll come hear them.
First sign up for the Industry Invitational (all bar industry and media are welcome). These seminars require an rsvp and you can do that on the schedule page. It's all free.
Filtration In Spirits
We don't often speak about filtration in spirits, yet it is the defining factor in Tennessee whisky, makes vodka vodka, turns aged rum clear, and has allowed for the creation of a new category of tequila. In this seminar we'll talk about various forms of filtration used in spirits: charcoal/paper/screens/membranes and other filters, chill-filtration, and more. We'll also discuss the purpose of filtration: to remove particulates, color, cloudiness, or flavor. We'll demonstrate some tabletop science experiments, find out if you can improve vodka with a Britta filter, and learn what spirits taste like before and after filtration.
"Ice Capades" looks at new frontiers in cocktail ice. The hour will consist of a brief overview of the history of cocktail ice, from its first appearance to the invention of the ice machine in 1850 to the development of fast-freezing technology and ice delivery- and what this has meant for cocktail development. Then the presentation will turn to exotic ices that have appeared of late. These will include a) flavored ice (coconut water, bitters, fruit, etc) that allow the cocktail to deepen and morph as it's sipped; b) shaped ice and ice vessels like the hollow, liquor-filled spheres that have been brought to wider attention by Aviary in Chicago.; and c) other exotic ice including smoked ice created by Evan Zimmerman in Portland, Oregon, machine-carved ice spheres, 10,000 year-old glacial ice imported from Greenland filled with microscopic bubbles of ancient air that snap like Rice Krispies as it melts, and a few cool uses for dry ice.
Tequila is one of the fastest-growing spirits categories in America, with nearly two hundred new brands hitting store shelves each year. But is tequila becoming the new vodka: over-saturated with expensive designer bottles, celebrity sponsorships, and flavorless imitation brands that are all made at the same few distilleries? Or is the 100-percent agave category more like scotch whisky, showcasing innovation in ingredient sourcing and processing, barrel finishing, and distillation technology while working within the rigid framework of government regulations? In this lively and likely controversial talk by journalist Camper English we'll discuss the rapidly-changing tequila category and all the hope and hype that comes with growth.
In my recent sherry class at the Beverage Academy at Bourbon & Branch, we sampled many excellent sherries, most of which were donated by the brands. I'd like to thank them. We tried:
Thanks folks - your sherry was well-received!
On October 24th, I'll be teaching a class at Bourbon & Branch's Beverage Academy! This class was scheduled previously, but foolishly on a holiday weekend so we moved the date. Not only that, we lowered the price to sixty bucks. There is going to be some excellent sherry for sipping at this seminar. I hope you'll join me.
I'm really excited about it. Sherry is a big category of rather complex fortified wine, so I'll be busting out my PowerPoint ninja skills and a whole lot of tasting glasses. Here's the class description.
Oh Sherry!
Sherry is wide category of fortified wine that's due for a big comeback. Already bartenders have adopted itas favorite mixing ingredient in cocktails, and wine connoisseurs are giving it renewed attention.
Delicious as it is, sherry is no simple sipper: There are two sweet (Pedro Ximenez, muscatel) and five dry styles of sherry (fino, manzanilla, palo cortado, amontillado, oloroso); plus the dry sherries can be sweetened to create pale cream, medium, and cream styles. All are aged and blended in the famous solera system (in two very different ways) that gives sherry its unique flavor characteristics. Don't worry, you'll understand it all by the end of the class.
We'll taste these styles of sherry and learn the amazing processes by which they're made, learn how to drink it and where to buy it, and enjoy a sherry cocktail or two.
Instructor: Camper English
Camper English is a cocktail and spirits writer and educator who contributes to the San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times Magazine, Fine Cooking Magazine, and many other publications. He travels the world visiting distilleries, blending houses, and bodegas and shares it on his website Alcademics.com. He has visited bodegas in each of the three major sherry producing cities in Spain and written numerous articles on the topic.
And we won't be drinking swill, either. I've scored some top-notch sherries, along with some very nice sherry-finished scotch whisky and some sherry-finished rum as well!
The class starts at 7PM, lasts about two hours and costs $60. It is limited to 14 students.
Buy tickets here, or learn more about the Beverage Academy here.
I'm giving a talk geared toward restaurant owners at next week's SF Chefs Food Wine next week, along with H. of Elixir and Duggan of Cantina.
It's a little bit freaky in this day and age to walk into a notable restaurant only to find they haven't bothered to put out a cocktail menu, or the one they hand you is filled with flavored vodka drinks written by the beverage distributor rather than a bartender.
We'll be talking about how a few simple changes to a cocktail program can make a big difference for a restaurant in terms of increasing both profit and press.
Cocktail Clinic: The Bartender is In
Tuesday, August 2nd
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
The Westin St. Francis
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Specialty cocktails, fresh ingredients, punches, and creating a cocktail menu can bring your bar media attention and make it more profitable. Find out how a few easy changes can create an exciting cocktail program in any restaurant overnight. This interactive session will be presented by a panel of experts led by H. Joseph Ehrmann (Elixir), Duggan McDonnell (Cantina), and Camper English (spirits journalist, San Francisco Chronicle, Alcademics.com).
Classes are free to GGRA members and are $25 for the general public.
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Last week I took a shrub-making class, lead by Jennifer Colliau of Small Hand Foods and Aaron Gregory of 15 Romolo.
(Blueberry-Raspberry-Thyme Shrub Ready for Vinegar)
The class was co-hosted by CUESA, Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture, who puts on the Ferry Building Farmer's Market, farm tours, and educational events and Urban Kitchen, a group that hosts affordable, single-purpose classes and workshops themed around the DIY Slow Food concept.
(Jennifer Colliau and Aaron Gregory)
Here is what I learned:
The word shrub comes from a Persian word for a syrup with citrus and fruit in it, which is also the base of the word sherbet. Originally, shrubs did not have vinegar in them, but as they spread around the world they began to incorporate it. Why? Because Persia had citrus fruit and other countries did not. Citrus provides the acidity that helps preserve these syrups, and so does vinegar, which can be made from non-citrus fruits. So vinegar was a citrus substitute.
That explains why we see some recipes for shrub syrups with and some without vinegar. Blueberries, for example, need the extra acid; pineapple does not. I had always wondered about that. Mystery solved.
Furthermore there is a separate type of shrub related to the switchel. According to Colliau, the switchel dates back to Roman times. It was water mixed with vinegar and perhaps sugar that was used to hydrate the slaves. Wikipedia seems to pick up the trail of the switchel as it enters nascent America, where it was used similarly for hydration rather than as a preservative syrup.
Making Shrubs, Fast and Easy
They made it incredibly easy for us to make our own shrubs in this class. They put out a bunch of berries, stone fruits, herbs, and spices. We filled mason jars with our selection of them. Then we poured hot vinegar to fill the jars.
Done. Next we wait a week, giving the jar a little shake each day. Then we add sugar and stick it in the fridge -ready to drink!
I made a blueberry-raspberry-thyme shrub and a strawberry-pepper-coriander shrub. I CAN'T WAIT TO DRINK THEM!
Vinegar tip: Colliau says don't use distilled white vinegar, use wine/champagne or fruit vinegars. Be wary of apple cider vinegar as the flavor can be overpowering.
Thanks for a great seminar guys. To San Franciscans: check out the activities calendar for more booze and food event with both CUESA and Urban Kitchen.


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INDIANAPOLIS - MARCH 11: Guard Michael Thompson #22 of the Northwestern Wildcats defends against forward Christian Watford #2 of the Indiana Hoosiers during the first round of the Big Ten Men's Basketball Tournament at Conseco Fieldhouse on March 11, 2010 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Sometimes he gets lost in the box score because of the seasons Victor Oladipo and Cody Zeller are having, but it's becoming harder and harder to ignore Christian Watford. A look at the numbers: Watford has scored in double figures in all 12 Big Ten games, and in 15 straight games overall. During that stretch, he's pulled down at least eight rebounds on eight occasions, and he has two double-doubles. Dating back to last season, Watford has scored in double figures in 17 straight Big Ten games. In Wednesday night's 76-47 win over Nebraska, it was more of the same from the senior forward. Watford had 13 points and 11 rebounds in 29 minutes. There are many reasons why the Hoosiers have returned to the No. 1 spot in the rankings, but Watford's prowess on the defensive glass and acceptance of his role is one of the primary ones. "He has been playing with a lot of confidence," junior forward Will Sheehey said. "I think it comes off of his defensive rebounding. You get a couple of boards, a...
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- Submit NEGATIVE holiday hours in RTE using earn code 150 (Civil Service holiday pay) or 151 (Administrative Exempt holiday pay). The negative entry alerts the Payroll Office to perform a manual process in order to block the holiday pay.
- Report the appropriate number of leave without pay hours including the holiday hours.
Holiday Pay Eligibility
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©1989 Terry and Lyn Pratchett; (P)1995 ISIS Publishing Ltd
When I drive, I read... uhm listen. I like SciFi, Fantasy, some Detective and Espionage novels and Religion. Now and then I will also listen to something else.
"Fantasy with flare"
In this Discworld novel, Ankh-Morpork's Night Watch is introduced under the leadership of Captain Sam Vimes (later Commander, Sir etc.) Pratchett evolves the Watch from a group of drunkards (with Vimes as the biggest drunkard) to a respectable police force which protects and serves the community of Ankh-Morpork.
When reading this/listening to this book, you will be introduced to Sgt Fred Colon and Corporal Nobby Nobbes, that element of the any police force that you actually wish weren't there. However, Pratchett warms the reader/ listener so much to these characters, that you realise that you need to take the bad with the good... like the patrician, the ruler of Ankh-Morpork, Lord Vetinari, tells Vimes straight after all the havoc in the city has quieted down.
You will also meet Lance Constable Carrot Ironfounderson, a human who thinks he's a dwarf, a dragon and the fat lady!
Probably the best Discworld novel, after Feet of Clay. Nigel Planer's performance is commendable en highly enjoyable. A MUST!
"Best narrator I know"
Nigel Planer is amazing! The voices you will hear are the same you've imagined in your head, when reading paper book. I enjoy Pratchett again, but this time on the street, in subway, everywhere.
It is Pratchett, so ..... everything.
The real authentic voices.
"voices are unexpected..."
loved the book of course, and for the most part narration is fine but carrot and vimes sound like yokels, which is not how I have them in my head. So not good for me.
So funny.. Laughed out loud many many times while listening to this witty and imaginative piece of art.
"Another great story"
Yes and no, I have both forms. Audio when I'm out and about. Book when at home. Both forms still make me laugh.
All other Vimes's books/audio. Love them all.
Prefer Briggs to Planer, his narrative is more lively.
When I received this I wanted to listen all in one hit but just wasn't able to.
"Worth a credit but not money!"
The comedy involved with the writing.
Carrot, because of the things he does in the name if law, it's often hilarious
The characters sound slow and dumb for the most part a poor representation of them. Lady Sybil seems about right though.
Mainly laugh
"Classic Pratchett"
A story early in the experience of the Night Watch... and while it may not be their biggest trial, it is very well executed both by the author and the narrator.
"Great read"
Not better just different. I listen to audio books as I drive, something I would not reccomend with a print version
Sam Vimes, I just love his cynical honest view of the human condition
The prison scene with Vetinari and the rats
The audio quality in several sections of the book was poor. There was a low hum of background conversation that was both annoying and distracting.
"The best narration so far in this series"
Yes. Terry Pratchett is brilliant, as usual. And this is the best narration by Nigel Planer so far in this series - I love the voices he has used for the characters.
"A great start"
The book that introduced Captain Sam Vimes may not be the best in the series of Discworld novels that feature him, but it's a solid starting point for the various unique characters of the Night Watch. Indeed, rock bottom is by far the best point to start off the journey of a band of unlikely heroes.
A marvelous book written in a magnificent and unique world, splendidly brought to life by Nigel Planer, who voices each character so well you'd have to constantly remind yourself it's all done by one person, Guards! Guards! is the worth every minute and every penny you spend on it.
"Eminently Re-readable"
I love the characters in Terry Pratchett's books, Lady Sybil is wonderful - I imagine her like a ship in full sail, although each of the Discworld novels follow on from eachother, they are equally brilliant as 'stand alone' stories. I do feel strongly that Terry Pratchett is a brilliant man, and that his humour is intelligent and pokes fun at the stupidities of our human race!
"Good, but not the best of the series"
Guards! Guards! is one of the earlier discworld books and is the first time we are introduced to the City Watch making it their first in that line of books set in the discworld.
This is a fantastic story and it is well read, however the truth is that Planer is not as good at the unabridged recordings as Briggs and as a result I have lowered my score.
There is also the fact that as this is an early Guards book its just not as fleshed out as some of its sequels and as a result I cant really give it five stars because doing so would cheapen the five star novels from later on in the series.
If you love Discworld you will love this (I did), however while listening to it just remember that there is far better to come
"Warning! Do not listen in public!"
Time and time again. It always makes me laugh out loud, something always takes me by surprise.
Corporal Nobbs, disqualified from the human race for shoving... or is it Lance Constable Carrot the 6 foot dwarf, a picture of innocence, or ... there are just too many to choose from.
No, but I will do now.
Sorry don't do this - read books instead.
This is laugh out loud funny, hence my warning. Listen and enjoy.
"Happy listening"
One of Terry Pratchett's disc world greats.
Well there is about 3 other books in the disc world colletion that centre's around the the night watch.
There are parts where the gap between words is too long or short where it has been cut.
any part about Knobby knobs.
Read all the disc world colletion.
I liked narrator, although I think he reads little bit to fast. English is my 2nd language and I had trouble to keep up sometimes. Other thing, there's a lot of glitches in audiobook. I know this book good enough to notice missing parts. Usually it's just few lines. It doesn't change sense of book but it is disappointing.
"Great, enjoyable, fantastic, wonderful etc. etc..."
This has always been one of my favourite books by a true knight in literary armour, it's read well by Nigel Planer however I prefer Stephen Briggs as a narrator. That personal preference said, Nigel's portrayal of characters and voices adds something different to them and I believe that that is what the disc is all about, as everyone gives their own interpretation to the characters we all love, my grandmother's voice to me is Sibyl and no-one can dissuade me of that. An enjoyable book to read and listen to for the young, old, families and curious audiences.
"loved it!"
Couldn't have asked for more in my first audible book. Can't wait for the next one.
"Mixed feelings about revisiting an oldie"
Firstly I have to disclose that I have been a huge fan of Terry Pratchett for thirty years and that will influence the way I experience these audiobooks. I first read Guards! Guards! when it was released in 1989 and in the subsequent years the Sam Vimes/City Guard stories have been my favourite of the Discworld sub-groups.
Largely because of that quantity of baggage, I have mixed feelings about this audiobook. As a standalone experience for someone who hasn't read or heard that later Discworld stories, Guards! Guards! is a lot of fun. The nascent characters are not yet fully formed but very interesting nonetheless in the case of Carrot and Vimes and the storyline stands up well. For all that, though, the book does suffer from the excessive silliness of early Pratchett and Vimes and Vetenari in particular are a long way from being the more rounded and interesting characters of later novels.
The other thing that my long relationship with these characters hugely affects is the way I feel about the narration. Objective Nigel Planer does a perfectly reasonable job but I have never thought of Colon as Irish (he has always had a West Country accent in my mind) and I felt his Vimes seemed too nasal and a bit dim sounding. On the other hand he nailed Vetenari and Carrot so fair's fair I guess.
All in all, this is really good introduction to the best of Pratchett's creations - Sam Vimes and the City Watch - but the books get better and I am sure the audiobooks will too.
"Ideal listening whilst on night shifts"
Very enjoyable listening. Nigel Planner captures the essence of Vimes and Co perfectly. I look forward to Men at Arms next
"Smart, funny, craziness"
The just made me smile every time I hit play. It's a wonderful adventure, compelling mystery and a hugely funny tale.
The story picks up many fantasy tropes and puts a new, usually comedic spin on them. It does this in a wonderfully self aware way that makes the whole thing even funnier. Half of it feels like a huge fantasy in-joke which just lets you grin with self satisfaction that you get it. Because everyone wants to get an Terry Pratchett in-joke, it feels like getting a personal wink from the master himself.
Oh, and the characters, the characters! The are just so wonderful you want to hug all of them, just pull them all together for a big happy group hug. I lost count of the number of times I thought "I know someone JUST like that!!". Pratchett just got people so well. Endearing would be a good word for the characters in this book.
Thank you Terry Pratchett for leaving me with so many reasons to smile like a crazy person while walking down the street.
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I'm a socially and politically aware man who loves to laugh and make people smile. I enjoy comapny and good conversations. I believe in giving before taking and wish well for others (that part is the Berkeley upbringing in me, I'm sure). I love life and take my laughter wherever I go. I tend to be very optimistic and patient and appreciate earnest intent. I love nature, especially where water meets land. I always take moments for great views. I enjoy Yosemite Park so much it's almost an annual destination for me. I love history, politics, newspapers, NPR, cultural art, movies (domestic and foreign) and sports (Raiders, Warriors and A's...big time!) and never shy away from conversations about them. Currently, I'm learning spanish and want to learn to salsa for no other reason but because it interest me. Of course, I enjoy music and try to catch it live when I can. Infact, I'm willing to go to a show if I just hear that an artist(s) puts on a good performance. And finding good food is a must. I'm a romantic at heart and take pride and pleasure in finding opportunities to show it. That's particularly fun when a woman doesn't expect it (can you imagine the surprise on her face...Yes!). Reach for romance when you can. In my life I have pleasantly discovered so many times that women really appreciate the thoughtful efforts to show romance and affections. I try to let my special someone know "My heart says you are important". PDA's are what the world needs more of so I enjoy holding hands or an occasional kiss (nothing too much). Whenever I've bumped into women I've dated they almost always seem really happy to see me again. I kind of think that's a compliment of sorts. In the spirit of "Do unto others"...or at least the line from the hippocratic oath "Do no harm". My Ideal match should enjoy sharing humor, finding really good food (that could include good wine), enjoying trust, and friends. Occasionally stealing time for getaways, yet appreciate home. No matter where I've travelled I always love coming home. I take pride in my sense of loyalty and commitment to people. Loyalty is a linchpin of my closer connections. I would hope she felt the same. I would like my match to have enough self confidence to be happy in a relationship and comfortable being loved. It would also be nice if she believed in a higher power beyond herself. My match does not have to share my exact views, but she should respect my having them as I would her. One of the most important things I'm looking for in a woman is comfort with communication. How open is she? I realize that trust is vital to good commmunication, so I always try to be my partners "safe place". Non judgemental, lovingly supportive, and present. Also a woman's kindenss, smarts and humor have always been irresistable to me. For me these always make things easier and are appreciated. I must make this one thing clear, that despite any social interest, activity, or venue to visit, home and family are most important to me. It is my sincere desire to find a loving, loyal and kind woman and create a home life that nurtures, builds and satisfies her, and myself. But obviously, it must all start with real friendship. I generally have an open mind and at the very least offer you an invitation to share thoughts and learn more of each other. Until then, Charles
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Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Football, Martial arts, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Walking / Hiking
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Cats, Fish
I have 2 dogs Bella and Heidi, I love them to the moon and back.
New York, Hawaii, I don't really gamble but I love Las Vegas, Napa for wine tasting & dining, Yosemite, Clearlake, and Lake Tahoe never disappoints me either and right here in the bay area (we've the best of everything here).
Music (best of most genres), love movies, comedy clubs, smartphone, good friends, IPA's, cobblers, a woman in sexy shoes, quiet moments, fresh fruit, ethnic food like Italian Ethiopian, Indian, Cuban, asian but not sushi :( although I do like seafood
As much as the homebody in me enjoys home, I love outdoor locations especially where ocean & lakes are involved. Sport events, time in SF, live music, always movies, and finding great food. All of these are particularly fun with good company.
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Less attention to harvesting is less microing economy and more focusing on fighting, fine by me. Just because the harvester isn't going to a field, doesn't mean you can't harm someone's economy (take out their expansion, target the refinery, etc). The man cannon is silly but I think it's cool. It in no way ruins the whole game for me lol. The camera is a valid complaint, but I can tolerate it. Seems a little more zoomed in than C&C3 and less freedom (can't zoom out). C&C has ALWAYS had spamming I don't know what C&C you've been playing. Maybe the first two not so much because of the slow pace of the game. All the units have useful and complementary secondary fire/abilities so there definitely is an incentive to use them all. There seems to be a good counter for spamming certain types of units. I think C&C3 was worse when it first came out in that respect, but some patches fixed it. The Japanese units are kind of crazy, but Red Alert has tended to be a bit crazy. It feels and plays like C&C to me and I've been a fan since the first one.
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They see my moleskine, they hatin', crittin', an' tryna' catch me sketchin' dirty
[edity edit] been at art college recently, and have had little access to scanners, will be updating in a couple of weeks!
Hello! i made a new sketchbook!
this is a small selection of my stuff from april till now
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'Modern Family' teen actress at centre of bitter custody battle
Published 13/12/2012 | 05:00
THE teen star of US sitcom 'Modern Family' is at the centre of an ugly custody row between her mother and older sister.
Ariel Winter (14) was removed from the custody of her mother Chrisoula "Chrystal" Workman by a court in October, and her sister Shanelle Gray, a 34-year-old mother of two, was given temporary guardianship.
An initial report by child protection services last month found evidence of emotional abuse by her mother, but claims of physical abuse were inconclusive.
Mrs Workman has denied any abuse and claims her other daughter is not a fit guardian. A trial has been scheduled in Los Angeles and is not expected to be resolved until the new year. (© Daily Telegraph, London)
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STILLWATER — Tyreek Hill was 3 years old when his grandmother, Virginia, could no longer catch him.
Hill is now 20, and it's rare anyone catches him.
STILLWATER — Tyreek Hill was 3 years old when his grandmother, Virginia, could no longer catch him.
Hill is now 20, and it's rare anyone catches him.
Virginia and her husband raised Hill, who in January enrolled at Oklahoma State, leaving Garden City (Kan.) Community College.
Whether it's as a receiver racing toward the end zone or a sprinter going for a record, Hill's reputation remains centered on one thing — speed.
"When he started playing flag football, he got on that sideline, and ain't nobody fixin' to touch him," Virginia Hill said. "Tyreek was fast ever since he started walking."
Hype surrounds Tyreek as Josh Stewart's heir apparent in the Oklahoma State receiving corps, but football season is six months away.
In the meantime, Hill is setting records for the OSU track and field team.
At the Tyson Invitational on Feb. 14 — Hill's first meet as a Cowboy — he ran the 60-meter dash in 6.65 seconds.
It was an OSU record.
At the Big 12 Indoor Track and Field Championships, Hill broke that mark with a 6.64, finishing in second place.
He also set a school record with a first-place 20.81 in the 200-meter dash.
At Coffee High School in Douglas, Ga., Hill ran the 200 in 20.14 seconds. That's the second-best time in the history of high school track. Hill didn't start running competitively until his junior year.
"He never even put the pedal to the metal, as of right now," Virginia Hill said. "Tyreek still don't know how fast he is. He's still got some speed back there he's hiding."
Coach Mike Gundy and the OSU football staff battled powerhouse football programs such as Florida State, Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas to sign Hill.
It might not have happened without first-year OSU sprints coach Diego Flaquer.
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"(Strength coach Rob) Glass took me upstairs to meet with the football staff, and they mentioned, 'Hey, do you think you could try to help us recruit Tyreek?' " Flaquer said. "I said, 'Hey, I'll do what I can.' "
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So good I just want to eat it up :)
I love Lush fresh masks and I am glad they don't make me break out. Oatifix is a gentle scrub and gives just the right amount of moisture.
I usually have to put a ton of moisturizer on at night, but after this mask I really could go without if I wanted to.
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Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
LOVE this mask! I have combination skin that can be sensitve (I react to weird things, like Clinique and Amore Pacific) but my face drank this up. And it smells heavenly!
I'll usually apply it after taking a shower/cleansing my face. I use a toner afterwards and a light moisturizer. I find that doing all of this before bed yields soft and glowing skin in the morning. Best of all, it doesn't break me out. Whoo!
on 5/23/2012 4:08:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
So my skin was freaking out - dry sensitive patches, spots, oily T zone - the lot. Went into Lush for some serious skincare overhaul - I've been using Ultrabland and Oatifix at night and Fresh Farmacy in the morning and Celestial morning and night for the past 3 days. So far, so good, my skin seems to be calming down and balancing out. The Ultrabland, Oatifix and Celestial have really hydrated my skin and I've had no reaction to them. I do get a slight reaction to Fresh Farmacy, which is no surprise as its a soap, however I'm using it to sort out the spots and will now alternate it with Angels on Bare Skin until the spots are gone and then it'll pretty much be there solely when the spots get outta hand.
Oatifix feels and smells great. It hydrates but doesn't leave my skin oily. I'm glad this worked as I've tried Cosmetic Warrior and it made my skin worse - sore and spotty. I do think it's a bit cheeky that the pots are sold with far too much product that doesn't get used up before the use by date. I have used the mask 3 days straight and there are at least another 5-6 uses still there, however I would normally use a face mask once or twice a week (it's only because my skin was soooo bad that I've been using it more frequently) in which case I would barely use any of the contents. This seems to be an issue with a lot of people and it would make more sense to sell the masks in a smaller amount.
on 5/14/2012 6:09:00 PM
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Grey
This stuff smells too good!! I lick it always a little bit... too yummy!
Im used to these black pots and keeping it in fridge doesnt bother me.
It doesnt apply good when its cold, its better to warm it up a little before. And- god- this smell... so sweet! The mask is sticky and doesnt look good on face but it doesnt really matter.
What matter is that it really moisturizes and leaves my skin soft with a not greasy but nice film...
Im gonna repurchase or just ask for it when I return 5 empty pots. Its nice treat! :)
on 4/24/2012 9:40:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Grey, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have used 3 of Lush's fresh face masks and Oatifix is my favorite. I'm 51, have normal skin but it dries out in the winter from my wood stove. The other two masks are Sacred Truth and Mask of Magnaminty- also very good.
This is moisturizing and balancing. It also smells so good you could eat it. I'll continue to purchase this.
on 4/7/2012 12:11:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I just started working in a highly dry environment. We're talking electric heating central!!! I needed a boost for my dry and flaky skin and I thought this would work. I was sadly mistaken. I purchased this product in hopes of achieving moisture pretty much all over my face, instead I guess I shocked my system and ended up with a facial RASH! I only used this product once and I think I put it on on a Saturday and by Wednesday my face was covered in hives!!!! 7 days later, now, my face is still recovering and it is an even more dry and flakey mess! On a good day my skin tone is uneven. I have fair skin and I am lightly covered in freckles. This mask made my face splotchy red with NO FRECKLES! I guess I ended up with a mildly reddened face with hives on my upper cheeks which spread to the skin 1 - 2 cm's out from my nose and I never have any marks or areas of unevenness there. I wish I could have liked this product. I would one day love for my face to be hydrated and not simultaneously be overwhelmed by raised welts/pimples. Does anyone know of a hydrating skin product that is made for sensitive skin??? I would love to know. I would even pay upwards of 100$ for it!!! Oh, and the mask burned slightly for 3 minutes then the burning subsided. I just thought that is what it was supposed to do! Guess NOT!
EDIT: My skin is still a mess after using this mask! It is still red. Holy smokes! NEVER BUYING A FACE MASK EVER AGAIN! From lush or anyone. This has been the worst experience EVER!!!! It was like I burnt my face!
on 4/6/2012 9:31:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I was very pleased with this product. I got a small sample size pot and managed to get three applications from it so a big pot it should last you a good while.
It smells beautiful, like cookie dough with a subtle vanilla spice scent. I used it over the course of a week and and my skin felt and looked lovely after using it. I would buy it again although I'd prefer a face mask I didn't have to keep in the fridge.
on 4/1/2012 3:21:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
No way is this going on my face because this mask is way too rich for my combination/oily skin. I purchased it specially for use on my dry hands, and as I've guessed it, when I did use it, I could feel from the texture that it is very rich. The smell is lovely- of oatmeal and vanilla. No banana smell, though. Although I have given it a low rating, I will still repurchase it- just for my hands. I wouldn't dare use it on my face, maybe my neck.
on 2/11/2012 1:14:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was wary of using this mask because it's recommended for dry skin but since winter makes my skin spotty but dry at the same time I decided to give it a go.
It smells really sweet, which I liked but may be sickening to others. It can be difficult to get an even coating on your face but I found that I didn't need much to get good coverage. I loved the fact that it isn't really scrubby as I don't like to feel like I'm rubbing sand into my face. When I washed it off my skin felt so smooth and the dry bits had gone and I didn't have to moisturise afterwards.
My only problem was the fact that once I put it on I felt my face stinging. Fortunately my skin didn't have a visible reaction but that was still enough to put me off using it again. Really disappointed as its ones of the few lush masks that aren't too scrubby (many have ground almond shells in them) but I simply don't trust products that make my skin sting.
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Oct 7, 2013Ok now before i Even begin let me just state that i am a hard core Armored Core fan and have been with the series for over a decade. so you know now your getting a fan's opinion of this.
AC: verdict Day is the follow up game to V it runs the same engine so the core game its self is largely the same so i wont go into too much detail about it later on. Instead i'll focus more on the newOk now before i Even begin let me just state that i am a hard core Armored Core fan and have been with the series for over a decade. so you know now your getting a fan's opinion of this.
AC: verdict Day is the follow up game to V it runs the same engine so the core game its self is largely the same so i wont go into too much detail about it later on. Instead i'll focus more on the new features.
Armored Core: Verdict Day is a mech simulator game in which players design their own Armored core (AC for short) from the ground up with a large varity of parts (legs, core, head, arms, FCS, generator, boosters, left and right arm weapons, shoulder-mounted weapons and support systems) and pilot these in story missions and online play against other players and their AC designs. possible AC configurations can range from light weight speedy mechs to heavy weight tank tread AC and everything in between and with over 25 different types of weapons and hundreds to chose from you'll be able to tailor your AC to your prefered combat style.
Verdict Day seeks to maintain the focus the previous game had on multiplayer action by building upon its old system and aliveating some of the fustrastion of the previous game. Verdict features a new Persistent online mode called the Verdict War where three factions fight for control of the map. Players upon starting the game are ask to either create or join a team of players and then select one of 3 main factions to side with for the war. Players also have the option to play as mercenaries and fight for any faction as they please. Each verdict war last a week season or until one faction controls the map completely. the winning faction wins the ablility to run special boss missions in between the season downtime which give players a reason to want to win. and factions can be changed at the begining of each season. The combat in the verdicts wars plays very similar to ACV in which you attack territories lower their base points then invade for the capture. the improvements such as better matchmaking and UNACs(will go into more details on UNACs later) make the verdict wars very much enjoyable to play. the game also retains free battle which are seperate multiplayer lobbies.
In addition to the Verdict Wars, the new UNAC system which is similar to the A.I AC in AC:silent line is quite the marvel. UNAC or Un-Named AC are A.I controlled AC the players can bring along on either world and special sorties(Verdict war missions) and story missions. UNACs are unlocked after reacher a certain point in the games story mode and can be use to fill in missing player spots in the available game more. the game offers a number of default UNAC to choose from, however players can create their own customs UNACs if the standards arent working for you. the UNACs feature a highly customizeable and adaptive A.I that can be upgraded in 2 ways. either spending in game currency to lvl up different aspect of combat or more interestingly, you can feed it combat data from any player in one of you world sortie operation log. Unlike A.I teammates or opponets in other games. UNACs are every fair and fair and very viable. having a team of UNACs is not a disadvantage in its self and they can pose quite a threat if their A.I is upgraded properly.
Verdict Day has a slightly new story mission format with a total of 60 missions 10 story and 50 side missions. as always in an armored core game the story is more of a means to earn cash then to find something truly entertaining. missions layouts are simple you either have to destroy all targets in the combat zone or eliminate other AC(s) the story is there but nothing to impressive. but player are sure to find several missions that they will enjoy quite a bit. also story mode supports full 2 player online coop or UNAC support once unlock. upon completion the game offers several hardcore modes that will challenge even the most grizzled veterens
AC: Verdict Day also features and Expansion of parts you can use to customized yours and your UNACs ACs. with part types returning to the series such as weapon arms(arms that are weapons in them selves) and shields. a multitude of weapons ranging from rifles, gatling guns, sniper rifles, laser rifle cannons, railguns, missiles CIWS bomblets E war systems missiles, Ultimate Weapons etc.
and now for the best part the cons.
verdict days does nothing to improve on its lack luster and unintuitive UI which has been a prime concerns for many. also the games lacks a tutorial that explains anything outside of combat there are a few tool tips but they do not explain things very well. Overall the games new player experience is piss poor. the story missions ramp up in difficulty very early on and unless your skill as a pilot improves quickly you'll need to have help on most missions past 20.
AC:VD is a game designed with its fans in mind and while returning fan with feel right at home
newcomers may feel alienated but dont let that discourage you… Expand
Dec 4, 2013Armored Core: Verdict Day will be thoroughly enjoyed by those fans that appreciated the online mode in the previous installment of the saga. For the rest, the scarce number of new elements, paired with its classic high difficulty, can really constitute a deal-breaker.
Nov 14, 2013The appeal lies in the customisation options and the complex online battle system. [Issue#141, p.120]
Nov 11, 2013Unsexy visuals, thin solo, and menu heavy. Only the hardcore won't look for the ejection procedure. [December 2013, p81]


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The present lot offers a remarkably preserved Gem BU representative whose surfaces are drenched in frosty luster and rich honey-golden color. The strike is typical of the issue, with softness of detail noted in the center of the obverse over the TY in LIBERTY and on the reverse over the eagle's trailing leg feathers. A few scattered abrasions are noted overall: a vertical group of five milling marks below and through star 1 near the left obverse border, and two parallel cuts on the eagle's upper left wing tip near its neck. Both NGC and PCGS, combined, have seen just three coins in MS65, with three finer (10/05). A remarkable opportunity for the gold specialist.(#8881) (Registry values: N14284) (NGC ID# 28H8, PCGS# 8881)
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I thought everyone might be interested in the following missive from MPD (in light of the recent incident where a man fired a gun into a crowd during a sneaker release event on H Street). It's good to know that MPD is being proactive.
There have been several incidents in the city over the past year that have occurred outside of shoe stores that were hosting a "release" of a new shoe model. In the past, MPD was not notified in advance of these events and usually we became aware when a crowd would begin to gather outside of retailers. First District Officers have met with shoe stores' managers in 1D, who have agreed to provide advance notice to the First District when a shoe release is scheduled.


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"This recipe came from my Grandmother and is a family tradition--a great dish which is eaten instead of stuffing here in the South."
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chicken broth, divided
4 cups
crumbled cornbread
biscuits, crumbled
1/2 cup
margarine, melted
1/2 cup
chopped celery
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onion, finely chopped
eggs, beaten
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1 teaspoon
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Very Good Recipe. I enjoy reading the reviews, each with thier own little touches. Mine...try making thie is muffin tins. Your guest and your family will love the individual servings. It looks nice on the plate with a little giblet gravy over the top. Enjoy!
I changed the recipe somewhat. Will post the recipe that I used. Mine was a little different which I make every year.
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I made this recipe for Thanksgiving dinner and my family loved it. I did, however add more onion and celery to the recipe to better suite my family's taste. I will definitely be making this dressing for Christmas dinner also.
Outstanding! My whole family (even picky mom, the dressing expert) loved this. I also added a tsp of poultry seasoning as well as some diced chicken breast I had boiled in the chicken broth. Thank you for the great recipe.
This is yummy. I did however add more sage, because my family loves it really full of sage. But that is our family's opinion, and I think this would be great without the addition.
Mmmmmmmmm!! I add extra sage and substitute bread for the buscuits. Thats what is so great about cooking --you can do whatever you like!!
Add 1 teaspoon of poultry seasoning, extra celery and only add 4 cups of broth. With these changes, excellent recipe.
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Despite the fact the New York Islanders are hovering near a playoff spot, fans and analysts have continually pointed at the club as a potential seller near the trade deadline. Mark Streit (pictured above), Lubomir Visnovsky and Evgeni Nabokov (pictured above) are names that have surfaced as potential players that might be dealt to a contender looking for an additional veteran with an expiring contract. Not so fast. According to Newsday, the Islanders are talking - or are preparing to talk - to Streit, Visnovsky and Nabokov about new contracts. Interesting. The three men mentioned above are all ideal trade candidates. Streit, 35, is in the final year of a five-year, $20.5 million contract. Visnovsky, 36, is in the final year of a five-year, $28 million contract. Nabokov, 37, is completing a one-year, $2.75 million contract. All three have veteran experience and could serve as a rental player at the deadline for a team looking to add a complementary piece. Instead, the Islanders are looking to lock up their veterans now that they have a team that's close to being a playoff contender. Newsday reports that the team and Streit are already talking, though talks have been progressing slowly. The current Islanders captain has stated numerous times that he desires to stay with the Isles, especially now that their goal of making the playoffs is within reach. The Isles are also interested in retaining Nabokov, the man that has appeared between the pipes in 24 of the team's 28 games in 2013. Considering the Islanders have both Rick DiPietro and Tim Thomas on the payroll yet not on the NHL roster, the team evidently feels the need to have at least one reliable (more or less) option in net. As for Visnovsky, the Islanders attempting to sign the defenseman to a new deal is an interesting one. If you recall, Visnovsky refused to report to the team when the lockout ended. He has since played and performed fairly well, owning one of the best plus/minus ratings (Even) on the team. Newsday reports he's willing to listen to any offers made his way, but it's unclear if the veteran D-man wants to stay with the Islanders. The Islanders may still be an active team near the April 3rd trade deadline, but it appears you can tentatively scratch three veterans off the list of assets that might be moved. [follow]
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Scarce and Valuable Uncirculated 1850 Small Date Ten Dollar1850 $10 Small Date MS60 PCGS. Considerably scarcer than its Large Date counterpart, the Small Date of 1850 is very elusive in high grades, and rare in Mint State. Overall this is a very pleasing coin that is a bit softly struck on the obverse stars and Liberty's hair curls, as usual. The surfaces have a rich orange-gold coloration and show a number of small, insignificant abrasions. There is a nice degree of luster still to be seen. Population: 1 in 60, 4 finer (10/03).(#8604) (Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 2638, PCGS# 8604)
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apache with windows mapped drive
OS is windows xp, apache is apache 2.2.
on my windows xp, i have a mapped driver, path is \dev3, under dev3 i have a folder www\project.
now i have added following virtual host to my local apache conf file.
ServerName project.localhost
DocumentRoot "\\dev3\www\project"
DirectoryIndex index.php
<Directory "\\dev3\www\project">
AllowOverride All
Allow from all
Options +FollowSymLinks
after restart the apache server, the apache gave me following warning: Warning: DocumentRoot [C:/dev3/www/project] does not exist.
my question is how can i make the apache to recognize my mapped drive
services can't just access mapped network drives that were mapped under your username. maybe you can set the apache service to run under your user account or somehow set up the local service account to access the mapped drive.
Check were you mapped the drive exactly. Windows does not now such a path like the one you're trying, so it's even a drive (C:, D:, E:, ...) or a folder on a Drive (D:\path\to\dev3\www...).
i have found a solution, if i run apache from command line, it worked. but not from service.
You could use the following command utility called junction from Mark Russinovich Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
junction c:\my_symlink "U:\networkpath\dir"
you could now set your DocumentRoot directive in as C:\my_symlink
restart Apache and that should work.
This however requires that you set have mapped the network drive correctly using net use command (perhaps with the peristence option)


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Comment: Why Boston's Route 128 lost to Silicon Valley (Score 3, Interesting) 114 114
But I think that Boston's terrible weather is also a big factor. Here's an analysis of Boston winters that shows the grim reality of 5 or 6 months out of every 12. When sunshine, mild weather, and Silicon Valley jobs beckon on a gloomy February day, it takes a wicked love for the Hub or the Bruins to turn down a good offer. The cost of housing is much higher in the Bay Area, but the bills for heating oil and winter clothing go away, and cars last a lot longer, just to name a few things.
Boston remains one of my favorite American cities to visit (only during baseball season, though), but I no longer [perhaps unfairly] associate it with startups. Maybe the innovative and creative ideas get frozen out.


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What is GROOVE?
A womens social group that schedules activities throughout the year offering women an opportunity to try new things and experience personal growth in a fun, friendly environment.
What types of activities are there?
We have fire walked, zip lined, decorated cakes, sewn a purse, shot a gun, hung from a trapeze, belly danced, and created our own jewelry. Classes for First Aid and CPR Certification, self-defense, and a performance to raise money for wigs for cancer patients with Pat Wynn Brown have been very rewarding. Two favorites of the group are mixology and wine appreciation. Visit the calendar page to see what types of events are coming up!
Interested in Membership?
Please go to the "Getting Started" page.
FIRST QUARTER: THE NIGHT CIRCUS by Erin-Morgenstern
….I just finished this – LOVED it! A magical love story!
Date: TBA
But behind the scenes, a fierce competition is underway—a duel between two young magicians, Celia and Marco, who have been trained since childhood expressly for this purpose by their mercurial instructors. Unbeknownst to them, this is a game in which only one can be left standing, and the circus is but the stage for a remarkable battle of imagination and will. Despite themselves, however, Celia and Marco tumble headfirst into love—a deep, magical love that makes the lights flicker and the room grow warm whenever they so much as brush hands.
True love or not, the game must play out, and the fates of everyone involved, from the cast of extraordinary circus performers to the patrons, hang in the balance, suspended as precariously as the daring acrobats overhead.


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Called "one of the world's reigning strategy gurus" by the Academy of International Business, Michael Enright is a leading expert on competitiveness, regional economic development, and international business strategy. Enright joined the University of Hong Kong as Sun Hung Kai Professor of Business Administration in 1996 after six years as a professor at the Harvard Business School. He also directs the Asia-Pacific Competitiveness Program at the Hong Kong Institute of Economics and Business Strategy and was a Founding Director and current Advisory Board Member of The Competitiveness Institute (a global professional body with members in 40 nations).
As a researcher, Professor Enright has directed major reviews of the competitiveness of 20 different economies on five continents and has co-authored eight books or monographs on related topics. Enright's work on competitiveness and on the economies of Hong Kong and China has appeared in the Harvard Business Review, WorldLink, the Far Eastern Economic Review, Asian Business, Asia Inc, the South China Morning Post, and the Business Times, among others. It also has been featured in the Economist, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Asian Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, Newsweek, BusinessWeek, the South China Morning Post, the Straits Times, Business Times, and many others. Current research projects include multi-year studies of multinational strategies in the Asia-Pacific, China's international competitiveness, and regional development in Greater China.
As an advisor, Professor Enright has consulted to companies, governments, and multilateral organizations on business strategy, international competitiveness, and economic development and has appeared in more than 30 countries as an invited speaker and executive educator.
Professor Enright received his A.B. (with honors), his M.B.A. (with distinction), and his Ph.D. (in Business Economics, Dean's Doctoral Fellow) from Harvard University. He is a non-executive director of Shui On Construction and Materials, Shui On Land, and Johnson Electric.
1990 - 1996
Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School, teaching Competition and Strategy and Managing International Trade and Competition in the MBA program, teaching Competition and Strategy in the Central and Eastern European Teachers' Program, teaching in the C&S Executive Education Program, research on international competitiveness, economic development, and regional clusters of firms and industries.
1986 - 1987
Associate Fellow, Harvard Business School, research manager for the Competitive Advantage of Nations Project.
1980 - 1984
GTE Laboratories, Waltham, MA, Associate Member of Technical Staff, research on
plasma physics, basic science and applications. Several publications in the area of
plasma physics.