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Conveniently located off I-70 and Washington St. (exit 296). Home of Ft. Riley. Close to dining, shopping, entertainment and outdoor attractions. Show Details
Value Place Junction City, KS, is conveniently located off of I-70 and Washington St. (exit 296). Junction City sits in the heart of Kansas. Known for its excellent quality of life, as well as being ethnically diverse and inviting, Junction City is a great place to explore history and find adventure. It's also the hometown of Ft. Riley, a U.S. Army installation, commonly referred to as the "Kaw." With a Walmart Super Center just down the road for basic necessities and several dining options nearby, this is a great hotel for personal or business travel.
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SOUTHERN BASTARDS—better than a home cooked meal
Posted on May 30, 2014 by Kat Salazar
The second issue of the southern crime series has sold out instantly, slated for a second printing
The second issue of the hit Image Comics southern crime series SOUTHERN BASTARDS, written by Jason Aaron (Scalped, Wolverine & The X-Men, Thor: God of Thunder) and drawn by Jason Latour (Loose Ends, Wolverine & The X-Men, Django Unchained), has sold out instantly at the distributor level.
In SOUTHERN BASTARDS #2, it's Friday night in Craw County, Alabama, and that means it's time for some football. Coach Euless Boss walks up and down the sidelines like an angry god, directing his boys to another win, when trouble comes calling: an angry Earl Tubb. The problem is, Euless Boss runs Craw County, and somebody is fixin' to die.
Praise for SOUTHERN BASTARDS:
"Exactly the kind of pulp goodness I live for."
—Ed Brubaker (FATALE, Captain America)
"Can I just take a second to recommend Southern Bastards by the mighty Jason Aaron? Literally the best book I've read this month. Order!" —Mark Millar (STARLIGHT, JUPITER'S LEGACY, Kick-Ass)
"Southern Bastards by Jason Aaron and Jason Latour made me both terrified and homesick. Fantastic start, boys."
—Matt Fraction (SEX CRIMINALS, Hawkeye)
"Southern Bastards is perfection. There's this great, slow menace to it. Southern Bastards #1 is a perfect comic for you if you like to read... anything." —Scott Snyder (WYTCHES, Batman)
"You need Southern Bastards. Jason Aaron is back to southern-fried grit and Jason Latour is showing he's one of the best cartoonists of our generation."
—Rick Remender (BLACK SCIENCE, Punisher)
"The gushing about Southern Bastards is completely on point. Jason Aaron nails it (as usual), but Jason Latour is the rocketship here."
—Jonathan Hickman (EAST OF WEST, Avengers)
"This series both pokes fun at and honors their shared roots. Aaron's gritty noir storytelling blends perfectly with Latour's sharp artwork, creating the ideal setting for a mesmerizing, down home crime story."
—Comic Book Resources
"A proper Southern Gothic hiding in the skin of a trash genre, Southern Bastards is a must-read."
SOUTHERN BASTARDS #2 has completely sold out at the distributor level, but may still be available in comic stores. It is currently available digitally on the Image Comics website (imagecomics.com) and the official Image Comics iOS app, as well as on Comixology on the web (comixology.com), iOS, Android, and Google Play.
Image Comics is pleased to announce that the second issue will be going back to print to meet customer demand. The second printing of SOUTHERN BASTARDS #2 (Diamond Code APR148350) will release on 6/25.
SOUTHERN BASTARDS #3 will release on 6/25 and can be pre-ordered with Diamond Code APR140600.
More of Southern Bastards
Southern Bastards #9
June 17, 2015
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
- Variant Cover By: Tony Moore
The Summer of the Bastards begins with a new arc, as the Runnin' Rebs are gearing up for the big homecoming game against arch-rival Wetumptka County. And what better way to start homecoming week than with a murder?
Southern Bastards #8
April 1, 2015
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
The final chapter in the story of how the worst football player in Craw County rose to become "Coach Boss," and the terrible bloody price he had to pay along the way. Don't miss the chilling conclusion of "Gridiron," the second arc in the seminal southern crime series.
Southern Bastards #7
February 11, 2015
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
As a kid, Euless Boss had football in his blood. But all football ever did for him was make him bleed. Until the day he met a strange man who would change his life and the fate of Craw County forever.
Southern Bastards #6
December 10, 2014
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
Dig further into the grim past of the biggest bastard of them all, and discover how Coach Boss came to be the most feared man in all Craw County.
Southern Bastards #5
October 29, 2014
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
The hit southern crime series returns, as JASON AARON (Scalped, Thor: God of Thunder) and JASON LATOUR (Wolverine & The X-Men, Loose Ends) pull back the curtain on the history of Craw County and its most famous and feared resident. In a place where only bastards flourish, what does it take to be the biggest, meanest, most powerful bastard of them all? Only Coach Boss knows. And if I was you, I wouldn't ask him.
Southern Bastards #4
September 3, 2014
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
THE EXPLOSIVE ENDING TO OUR FIRST ARC! Earl Tubb and his big stick finally come face to face with Coach Boss. This will not be pretty.
Southern Bastards #3
July 2, 2014
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
Earl Tubb's one-man war to clean up Craw County begins to rage out of control, as it claims its first casualty.
Southern Bastards #2
May 28, 2014
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
It's Friday night in Craw County, Alabama. Which means Coach Euless Boss is walking the sidelines like a god. And somebody is fixin' to die.
Southern Bastards #1
April 30, 2014
- Story By: Jason Aaron
- Art By: Jason Latour
- Cover By: Jason Latour
Welcome to Craw County, Alabama, home of Boss BBQ, the state champion Runnin' Rebs football team...and more bastards than you've ever seen. When you're an angry old man like Earl Tubb, the only way to survive a place like this...is to carry a really big stick. From the acclaimed team of JASON AARON and JASON LATOUR, the same bastards who brought you Scalped and Wolverine: Japan's Most Wanted, comes a southern fried crime series that's like the Dukes of Hazzard meets the Coen Brothers...on meth.


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Steven Hutkins received his Ph.D. in English Renaissance literature. His current teaching and research interests focus on place studies and travel literature. His courses include "A Sense of Place" (a study of how we experience places and how they shape us); "Travel Narratives" (nonfiction travel literature); "Travel Fictions" (novels and short stories about journeys); "The Travel Habit" (about travel during the Great Depression); "Travel Classics" (a great books course); and "The Art of Travel" (an online course for students studying abroad). He has also taught courses on Greek and Renaissance literature, postmodern fiction, utopian literature, and prose style. In 1998, he received NYU's Distinguished Teaching Award. Website: http://www.travel-studies.com
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Paul Juggle FAQ by Lord Rival
Version: 1.0 | Updated: 08/07/98 | Printable Version
From: <firstname.lastname@example.com> Sorry had to fix a few mistakes Paul Phoenix Juggles FAQ Guide ver.1.0 written : 8/7/98 author : Lord Rival Disclaimer : This document may be view by and but no chadges are to be made only by author or if other wise stated by the author Lord Rival This Faq will have Paul's juggles listed some juggles may not work on everyone just big characters if stated or a counter is required to preform the full combo/juggle . Key {ws}- while standing {ch}- counter hit n- neutral =========================================================================== Juggles u/f+4,u/f+4,d+4,2 u/f+4,2,3 d,d/f+2,2,d+4,2 u/f+4,1,1,d,d/f,f+2 u/f+4,1,1,u/f+3,4 u/f+4,1,d,d/f,f+2 u/f+4,d,d/b,b,n,3,2,2 {ws} 2,d,d/b,b,n,3,2,2 {ws} 2,u/f+4,d+4,2 {ws} 2,f,f+3,4,4 {ws} 2, 1,2, f,f d+4,2 *note must be done quick and does work on all characters also you might have to charge in (f,f) after the {w,s} to get the 1,2 to hit {ws} 2,u/f+3,4 , f,f d+4,2 *note only works on big characters u/f+4,1, d,2 d/b,1 d,d/f+2,1 {ch}u/f+4,d,d/f,f+2 {ch} d,d/f,f+1,d/f,1+2 {ch} d,d/f,f+1 ,u/f+4, 1,2 , f,1+2 {ch} d,d/f,f+1, u/f+4 ,1 , d,d/b,b,n ,3,2,2 d,d/f,f+1, 1,f,f+3,4, f+4 u/f+3,4, f+1+4 *note only works on big characters u/f+3, 1,2, f+1+4 *note only works on big characters {ch} d,d/f,f+1, u/f+4, 1,2, u/f+3,4 *note only works on big characters {ch} d,d/f,f+1, u/f+4, 1, 1,2, f,f, d+4,2 *note only works on big characters {ch} d,d/f,f+1, u/f+3, 1, u/f+4, 1, d+4,2 *note only works on big characters {ch}d,d/f,f+1, u/f+3, 1,2 f, 2,3 {ch} d,d/f,f+1, b+1+2, *note only works on big character and is a unblockable but isn't a combo {ch} d,d/f,f+1, u/f+3, 1, d,d/f,f+1 ,f, d+4,2 *note only works on big characters big time juggle 75% energy {ch} d,d/f,f+1 u/f+3, 1 , d,2 {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1 , f+1+4 {ch}d,d/b,b,n,1 , f+1+2 {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1 , f,f, d+4,2 {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1, f,f, 1,2 f,f, d+4,2 *note only works on big characters {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1, f,f+3,4 * note works on all characters execpted the second kick of f,f+3,4 only hits big characters {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1 d,d/f,f+2 {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1, f,f, d,d/b,b,n,3,2,2 {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1, f,f+2 {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1, 1,2, d,d/f,f+2 *note only works on big characters {ch} d,d/b,b,n,1, 1, d,d/f,f+1 *note only works on big character opps {ch}d,d/f,f+1,d,d/f,f+1, d+4,2 note sometimes the counter hit d,d/f,f+1 done twice will pop the oppenent up into the air allowing for more of a juggle mostly works on the normal size characters.The next bunch of juggles will be based on that the second d,d/f,f+1 pops you oppenent into the air . {ch}d,d/f,f+1,d,d/f,f+1, 1,2, u/f+3,4 You can add most of those juggles above to the double popup what I have above is just a example of the many possibles of what you can do. You email me at Lord email@example.com with questions and comments about this faq. I will have a homepage up pretty soon with movies and the hard juggles so so can see that they do work . There will be movies on other character too not just paul .Anyway see you guys later and keep playing Tekken !!!!!


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A charitable program for young families in need is being offered at the Golden Plains Community Hospital.
Aiden's Closet offers new baby items to families who are in need of them. This program is in memory of Aiden James Marshall, son of ER nurse, Monica Marshall and her husband Cody Marshall of Borger.
Aiden was born on Nov. 22, 2008, and passed away on April 17, 2009, from a severe heart defect. Shortly after his death, RNs from the OB Ward at GPCH started the program.
Over Thanksgiving weekend, the Borger Bulldogs competed in the Pampa Lions' Club Tournament that drew eight competitive teams from as far as El Paso and Lawton, Okla.
The Bulldogs battled hard throughout the tournament, but came up short in their three games against Lawton, Dumas, and Amarillo San Jacinto to drop to 1-4 for the 2011-12 season.
Lawton, Okla. 62 Borger 36
In their tournament opener, the Bulldogs took on a solid Lawton who opened the game building a 34-18 lead.
The Bulldogs put together a good four period scoring 17 points, but it wasn't enough to get a comeback win.
Mary Adele Stover, 91, of Stinnett, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2011.
Mary Adele Hayes was born Oct. 19, 1920, in Kent County, TX, to William Hayes and Coralee Smith. She was a devoted wife and mother and an active member of Stinnett Church of Christ.
Mrs. Stover is preceded in death by her husband John A. Stover and a daughter Dorothy L. Rhea.
Survivors include one son John Stover Jr. and wife Barbara of Stinnett, one daughter Barbara Wilson and her husband of Alvord, TX; ten grandchildren, eighteen great-grandchildren, and eight great-great grandchildren.
William Herbert "Herb" Chisum, 89, passed away, Saturday, Nov. 26, 2011, in Borger.
C.C. "Bud" Reynolds went to be with the Lord on Nov. 26, 2011.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. on Wednesday November 30, 2011, in the Chapel of the Fountains, Brown Funeral Directors, Borger, TX, with Terry Yarbrough officiating.
Burial will follow at Memory Gardens in Pampa, TX.
It's that time of year, time for a Christmas beauty pageant.
This year's pageant, "The Holly Jolly Ruby Glitz Christmas Pagean,t" will be held at Borger Middle School on Saturday, December 10 from 1p.m.to 4 p.m. Registration will be at 12 p.m.
The pageant is open for ages 0 to 18. The children will be split up into age groups and compete against each other.
The pageant will start off with all formal wear, then Christmas attire, and end with a photo shoot.
Mickey Blackmon is planning to run for Hutchinson County Sheriff in next year's elections.
Blackmon said he wants to see the office of sheriff taken to a professional level that is proactive.
"I would provide all citizens with 24-7 law enforcement coverage that I feel they deserve," he said.
Blackmon has worked in the field of law enforcement for 38 years. He spent 20 years in the 84th District Attorney's Office, working as an investigator and also as a polygraph examiner.
Each winter from December through early March, Texas Parks and Wildlife's Inland Fisheries Division, in cooperation with participating cities and agencies, stocks more than 260,000 catchable-size rainbow trout in more than 100 locations across Texas. This trout stocking program is designed to provide increased wintertime fishing opportunities for Texas' more than 2.3 million anglers. As a part of this program, The Meredith Stilling Basin is scheduled to receive 1,000 rainbow trout during the week of December 5 and an additional 1,000 during the week of January 30.
Just two years ago, Borger Wrestling Head Coach Antonio Murga was enjoying the luxury of having an experienced squad that could match up well against any team in the region and had six wrestlers qualify for the state tournament.
However, over the last two years those state wrestlers have moved on, and now Murga finds himself leading a young group of wrestlers for the 2011-12 season.


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Belmont Winner Back at Monmouth
A morning after his stunning upset in the Belmont Stakes (gr. I) June 11, Ruler On Ice was back at his Monmouth Park barn in perfect shape, according to his trainer Kelly Breen.
Meanwhile, it was back to business at Monmouth for Breen.
"I had a horse flip on one of our riders this morning, and she might have broken her hip," Breen said. "We've got four horses in today at Monmouth. It's back to reality. No time to waste; just jump right back in."
Breen also mentioned Saratoga's Travers Stakes (gr. I) Aug. 27 as a possible goal later in the summer. Ruler On Ice has raced seven times in his career on seven different tracks, winning three. A two-time winner over sloppy tracks, he has earned $766,500.
"I don't think anybody could put into words or make any calculations for what helped him or what hurt anybody else," Breen said. "That's racing, and that's why they run the races. I've been saying that since I've been in the business. If it wasn't, every 4-to-5 shot would just win. You've got to be in it to win it, and I was more than happy to be in it."
Elsewhere, trainer Graham Motion expressed further disappointment that his 5-2 favorite, Animal KIngdom , had his chance for a second jewel in the Triple Crown ruined by bumping out of the starting gate that caused jockey John Velazquez to lose control of his left stirrup.
"It's just disappointing, because you would have liked him to have a fair shot to run his race," said Motion of Animal Kingdom. The Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) winner finished sixth in the Belmont, beaten 9 1/4 lengths.
"With the way things were, Johnny may have well pulled him up," said Motion, who shipped the son of Leroidesanimaux to the Fair Hill, Md., training center at 8 a.m. June 12. "There was no chance, realistically, he was going to be able to do anything after that situation."
Barry Irwin, founder and CEO of owner Team Valor International, said his goal is to win the 3-year-old championship for Animal Kingdom.
Todd Pletcher expressed both satisfaction and disappointment after Stay Thirsty nearly gave the trainer his second career victory in the Belmont.
The trainer departs for Royal Ascot June 13 to saddle Melnyk Racing Stables' Bridgetown in the following day's King's Stand (Eng-I) and Bobby Flay's More Than Real in the June 17 Coronation (Eng-I).
Brilliant Speed emerged from his third-place finish in the Belmont in good order, trainer Tom Albertrani said, and will be freshened for a campaign that will likely include the Jim Dandy and Travers.
"Overall, I think he fits well with the competition that we've been running with, Animal Kingdom and Shackleford. He fits right in there with them and it's just a matter of changing positions one of these days. He will get his turn."
Nehro and Shackleford, fourth and fifth in the Belmont, also exited the race satisfactorily, according to their connections.
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85 APPENDIX A Glossary Abbreviations and Nomenclature LTPP Long Term Pavement Performance LWD Light Weight Deflectometer AAD Average Absolute Deviation M-D Moisture-Density AASHTO American Association of State Highway and M-E Mechanistic-Empirical Transportation Officials MEPDG Mechanistic-Empirical Pavement Design Guide ADCP Automated Dynamic Cone Penetrometer MMA Machine Milled Accelerometer ASNT American Society of Nondestructive Testing MnROAD Minnesota Road Research ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials MTV Material Transfer Vehicle BCI Base Curvature Index NCAT National Center for Asphalt Technology CBR California Bearing Ratio NDE Nondestructive Evaluation CCC Continuous Compaction Control NDT Nondestructive Testing CMV Compaction Meter Value ODMS Onboard Density Measuring System CT Circular Texture OGFC Open-Graded Friction Course DBP Deflection Basin Parameter OMV Oscillo-Meter-Value DCP Dynamic Cone Penetrometer PATB Permeable Asphalt Treated Base DMI Distance Measuring Instrument PCA Pavement Composition Analysis DOT Department of Transportation PCC Portland Cement Concrete EDG Electrical Density Gauge PFWD Portable Falling Weight Deflectometer EPIC Electronic Pavement Infrastructure, Inc. PG Performance Grade EMAT Electromagnetic-Acoustic Transducer PQI Pavement Quality Indicator FAA Federal Aviation Administration PR Penetration Rate FCC Federal Communication Commission PRS Performance Related Specification FFT Fast Fourier Transform PSPA Portable Seismic Pavement Analyzer FHWA Federal Highway Administration PTA Pavement Thickness Analysis FWD Falling Weight Deflectometer PVA Pavement Void Analysis GDP German Dynamic Plate PWL Percent Within Limits GPR Ground Penetrating Radar QA Quality Assurance HMA Hot Mix Asphalt QC Quality Control HWD Heavy Weight Deflectometer QC/QA Quality Control/Quality Acceptance IC Intelligent Compaction RAP Recycled Asphalt Pavement IE Impact Echo RCP Relative Compaction Profile IR Infrared RDD Rolling Dynamic Deflectometer IV Impact Value ROSAN Road Surface Analyzer JMF Job Mix Formula RTRRM Response Type Road Roughness Meter KTC Kentucky Transportation Center RWD Rolling Wheel Deflectometer LCL Lower Control Limit SASW Spectral-Analysis-of-Surface-Waves LSL Lower Specification Limit SHRP Strategic Highway Research Program
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86 SMA Stone Matrix Asphalt MR = Resilient Modulus SPA Seismic Pavement Analyzer N = Phase spectrum SPL Standard Plate Load pa = Atmospheric pressure, psi SPS Special Pavement Studies P3/8 = Percent passing the 3/8 in. sieve SSG Soil Stiffness Gauge (now referred to as the P#4 = Percent passing the number 4 sieve GeoGauge) P#40 = Percent passing the number 40 sieve SSR Subgrade Stress Ratio P#200 = Percent passing the number 200 sieve TDR Time Domain Reflectometry PI = Plasticity index TF Transfer Function PR = Penetration rate (from DCP) TFT TRL Foundation Tester Q = Radiation emitted from an object TTI Texas Transportation Index Silt = Percent silt in a soil UBW Ultrasonic Body Wave t = Travel time of a wave between the source and UCL Upper Control Limit receiver USL Upper Specification Limit tGPR = Time delay between the reflections from the top USW Ultrasonic Surface Wave and bottom of the layer from GPR readings VMA Voids in Mineral Aggregate TIR = Absolute temperature of an object VTM Voids in Total Mix To[IR] = Absolute temperature of the surroundings TF = Transfer function V = Velocity of object from vibrations Terms and Symbols VGPR = Velocity from GPR reflection a = Acceleration VP = Compression wave velocity AGPR = Amplitude of the reflection from the top of the VR = Rayleigh (surface) wave velocity layer VS = Shear wave velocity aGPR = Regression coefficient from calibration of GPR ws = Water content of the soil data using cores wopt = Optimum water content of the soil; AASHTO Apl = Amplitude of the reflection from a metal plate T 180 bGPR = Regression coefficient from calibration of GPR X = Receiver spacing data using cores X(f) = FFT of the hammer input CBR = California Bearing Ratio Y(f) = FFT of the receiver output C = Damping coefficient = Displacement Clay = Percent clay in the soil a[GPR] = Dielectric constant of the layer D = Depth of the reflector s[GPR] = Dielectric constant of surface layer E = Young's or elastic modulus = Bulk stress E = Emissivity of an object = Phase angle or shift Evib = Dynamic stiffness under vibratory loading = Mass density f = frequency 1,2,3 = Principal stress fr = Resonance frequency IR = Stefan-Boltzman constant G = Shear modulus oct = Octahedral shear stress IV = Impact Value = Lame's constant k1,2,3 = Regression constants from resilient modulus tests = Density of layer K = Spring stiffness Max = Maximum dry density of a material, AASHTO Lr = Wave length T 180 LL = Liquid limit s = Dry density of a material M = Constrained or Bulk modulus = Poisson's ratio


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Professional Staff Senate Supports the Centennial Service ChallengeIn response to Sister Anne Munley's challenge to complete 100,000 hours of service in honor of Marywood's centennial, the Professional Staff Senate plans to prepare and serve a meal at the Community Intervention Center in Scranton on Thursday, March 12.
Lynett-Haggerty Family to Be Honored at 2nd Annual Community Leadership Celebration on May 7Join us as Marywood bestows the Lynett-Haggerty Family with the "Lead On" Award, for their untiring dedication to our region, to our community, and to Marywood University.
Ann O'Brien Answers Your Questions about the Centennial Service ChallengeAnn O'Brien, assistant director for service-learning and community service, answers frequently asked questions about the President's Centennial Service Challenge.
A Bold Heart: The Centennial Campaign for Marywood University
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Mondavi Oakville Cabernet 2006
Winemaker's Notes:
89 points Stephen Tanzer (International Wine Cellar): Pale yellow. Subtle nose hints at pear. Juicy and firm on the palate, in fact rather backward for this wine at this stage. Good intensity to the flavors of pear, citrus peel and spices. The fresh finish shows good structure and grip. (Dec 2008)
Editorial Reviews for Mondavi Oakville Cabernet
Young notes on the nose recall coffee cream with a buttery edge over jammy red fruits with hints of herb, leather and a touch of medicinal, cola syrup. On the palater this is balanced with prominent acidity and emerging floral inner mouth perfume. It's a bit tight on the mid-palate with good extract and a chewy feel, yet this is not particularly rich feeling. There's a bit of vanilla that peaks out on the moderate finish, which is balanced by notes of chocolate, tobacco and cassis fruit. This may very well improve with age as almost every Mondavi Reserve has, but I have some doubts about where this is headed. 88pts
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Bright huge fruit with a little spice on the backend. The finish comes up a bit short, but overall highly enjoyable.
This is one of the most drinkable cabs I have had to date. Tastes of plums and dark cherry combine with spice to form a smooth and powerful finish. The oak is there, but only adds another dimension and is not an overwhelming presence. Unlike other cabs that I've had, this is not overpowering nor does it leave a persistent and unpleasant aftertaste.
Sweet, slightly oaky, "aged wine" aromas on the nose. Serious blackberry/cassis fruit on the tip of the tongue. Quite mouth filling. Good tannic structure does a good job of overtaking the fruitiness. Some tobacco or leather on the back of the palate. US$17.47 at Total Wines in 2010.
The nose is fresh, ripe blackberry and Devonshire cream - a scent sustained as taste upon entry with Columbian coffee and a pinch of wildflower honey. The finish is long and satisfying, with excellent depth. Well made and now reaching maturity. Tasted at the 2010 Vancouver International Wine Festival.
this wine suffers from an identity crisis. Who am I? Why was I put here? to confuse reviewers? to taste like an overworked nightmare? Drink it very cold to hide all the flaws. Perhaps it is over the hill?
Very nice classic napa cab perfume nose of dark berries, plum, & cassis. On the mid-palate it still feels very young, and not yet ready to express itself. Medium bodied, percolating and dry persistent finish. Cannot recommend at the price, but for those who have inventory i'd be holding for a couple of years at least.
Lots of crisp apple, its nice and acidic - surprisingly so for a chardonnay. There's some fresh oak in the nose and a lot of it on the back end, but this isnt a buttery wine. Some spice on the finish. Its decent, good value really.
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Rating: 90/100 - As reviewed by Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine (www.cgcw.com) in the August 2010 issue. Although we do have a small quibble with this wine's undisguised bias to ripeness and the slight heat that necessarily comes with the style, we are so taken with its richness and depth that its sins are not hard to forgive. Rife with dark cherries, sweet plums, cocoa and sweet cream, it is both full and refined at one and the same time and shows a nice sense layering even if young. Yes, it warms up a bit at the end, but its fruit stays the course, and, while dried by a bit of last-minute tannins, it needs no more then three or four years to round into fine shape.Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine aging recommendation: Cellar for future drinking. Wine will improve with bottle aging.
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This Merlot is rounded out with 10% Cabernet Sauvignon, 3% Cabernet Franc and 2% each Petit Verdot and Syrah. The wine is harmonious, with layers of ripe plum and black cherry fruit character in the midst of mocha and spice nuances. Balanced and velvety.
Simply one of the best wines in the world. On a par with the first growths of Bordeaux; capable of long term cellaring but also enjoyable now, bursting with dark berry fruit. Although packed with blackberry, cassis and spice, this wine has a beautifully pure mineral component that lifts the wine on your palate, making it seem simultaneously chewy and silky at the same time. 38% of this vintage is made with grapes from the one of the jewels of Napa mdash; the To Kalon Vineyard.
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Perfumed aromas of dark cherry, chocolate and menthol, with a flinty nuance. Supple and solid in the mouth, with a sweet black cherry flavor offering good density but limited complexity. Finishes with dusty, slightly dry-edged tannins. Includes bits of cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, petit verdot, syrah and malbec.
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I was so excited when I got this case for my Vaio. I got in in pink with the pink keyboard cover. After a month of use at school, the strap started ripping. For $40, I don't think this is worth it.
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Escape was only the beginning. In 2004 I graduated from a liberal arts college in the United States. Two weeks after graduation I started a 9-5 job at a local publishing company. Proofreading. I was bad at proofreading, and I was worse at sitting behind a desk. There are only so many times that you can reread articles about pill splitting and cancer prevention before you become a hypochondriac with a twitchy eye. I found a job au pairing in Germany, broke my red pen in half, and moved halfway across the world. I always thought I would come back someday. I still haven't.
When my year au pairing was up, I taught German business folks English for a few years, I moved to Dresden to work on a book (eaten by my hard drive in a very tragic chain of events), and I returned to west Germany where I almost faltered in my quest. I loved the idea of a simple life with few expenses that would allow me to work on my own terms, but I started looking at fancy apartments with high rents that would have trapped me right back in the bills-work-bills-work cycle that I knew made me unhappy. When a friend suggested I try out her caravan community, I thought, why not? After introducing myself at one of the community's meetings and getting a "yes" to move into a tiny blue guest caravan, I packed my things into a bike trailer and moved across the city in several exhausting trips. That was my first Wagenplatz.
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The short answer is that a Wagenplatz is an intentional community in which people live together on a piece of land in a variety of wheeled dwellings. The word's only English equivalent is "trailer park," and technically this fits, though the phrase rings false in my ears. In my experience, trailer parks are not neighborhoods based on common left-leaning political ideas, consensus, mutual aid, and autonomy—as a Wagenplatz is—but accidental communities brought together by space and coincidence, much like the traditional off-wheels neighborhood. When friends from back home ask me to describe our community, I often revert to comparison. Remember the Boxcar Children? It's something like that, but with a lot of us. A commune of boxcar children.
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After a few months at the Frankfurt Wagenplatz, I decided to move to a similar community in Mainz. My partner—known here as the Beard—and I shared a red seven-meter Wagen (what you'll sometimes hear me call the sleeping Wagen today) and used a communal kitchen we called hell with several of our 17 other Platz-mates.
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It's George Clooney's world and we're just living in it. He made an otherwise reserved and somewhat somber event come alive with that increasingly elusive movie star sparkle.
Never mind that Clooney only won one measly Oscar. He reintroduced Hollywood glamour on the red carpet with his classic bowtie. He made the opening skit funny when he showed up as Jon Stewart's bedfellow.
Clooney spoke intelligently and eloquently to defend Hollywood's relevance in what seems to be a country divided between million-dollar blockbusters and what industry insiders consider a "quality" film. He laughed heartily -- and genuinely -- as the butt of Stewart's "Good Night, and Good Luck" joke. He made funny faces to the camera when the woman who won for documentary film short thanked the academy for seating her next to him at an Oscar luncheon. He made the in memoriam tribute feel glamorous.
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I've just started to repair the left hand TB on my 2002 R1150GS Adv with one of Dan's kits.
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The process of planning your trip to Walt Disney World.< read all 12 reviews
We love Walt Disney World for attractions, resorts, restaurants, characters and more. But for many of us who return time after time, there is always something a little less traveled at the "World" that also brings us back. This series is about some lesser known or frequented Disney magic that helps make the experience special or unique… and which takes you off the beaten path at Walt Disney World.
Fishing has been part of the Disney experience way before even Disneyland opened. Mickey and friends have always been fond of fishing, the cartoons of which were a wonderful outlet for fun and humor. Has anyone seen Goofy's instruction cartoon on How to Fish or Mickey in Fishin' Around?
Add the emphasis on water throughout Walt Disney World; it should be no surprise that Walt and the Disney Imagineers would have provided dock and boat fishing opportunities for guests of all ages and skills.
It's been said that record catch was a 14+ pound largemouth bass pulled from a WDW lake, but 2-8 pounds are the normal catch and 10-12 pounds are out there in the lakes and canals. By the way, it is a "catch and release" policy for everyone trolling the Bay Lake, Seven Seas Lagoon and other waterways. Bassmaster rods and reels, depth finders and other professional-grade fishing equipment are available for loan to use in Disney stocked lakes. Also for hire are cast members who are expert fishing guides.
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The costs for various fishing opportunities are pretty consistent around the "World" but are subject to change without notice. Mostly because of the Florida weather, it might be best to select the earliest reservation. You can bring your own equipment if you wish but it doesn't change the price. Soft drinks are included. When you make your reservation [407/WDW-BASS (2277)] a credit card is required since there is a charge for no-shows and for cancellations with less than 24-hours' notice.
Cost Per Trip for Up to 5 People on Pontoon Boat
Here is a 5-minute video from DIS Unplugged from a fishing excursion on Disney property:
Dockside Fishing
Port Orleans Riverside Fishing Hole at Ol' Man Island
You don't need reservations. The hours will vary depending on the season, but normally are 7:00 am to 3:00 pm. Stocking of the waterways include bass, catfish and blue gill and is also catch and release. Individual cane poles and bait rent for $4 for a half-hour and family fishing for up to 6 people is $12.50 per half-hour. (Remember to add tax to all these rental fees.) And children under 12 need an adult with them.
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Here your fishing pole can be used from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. An all-day rental of a casting fishing rod is under $13 and for a cane pole something less. Bait is about $6.00. However with your own equipment, there is no charge for the rod or pole and the fishing is free.
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In the applied sciences, scientific notation is often employed as a method of notation for ease of writing and reading. When dealing with real world situations, the numbers we get as solutions are rarely whole numbers and scientific notation gives us rules to follow when using ugly numbers that have a lot of decimal places. In order to understand scientific notation, we must also have a solid understanding of exponents.
A lot of times in both Math and Science you deal with really big numbers or sometimes really small numbers. By the way you'll also deal with really big numbers when you're talking about the national debt. Anyway one thing we're going to be working on here, is how to write really really big numbers or really really small number in what we call "scientific notation." The word scientific sounds like it only belongs in Science class but, you use this in Math also. A number in scientific notation is written as a times 10 to the nth power where a is in between 1 and 10, a can be less, greater than or equal to 1 let me try that again. 1 is less than or equal to a that is what I meant to say, or less than 10. So here we go, when you're looking at examples of these problems make sure this a quantity is less than 10 and make sure it's times the number 10 to some exponent.
Less than 10 times 10 to the fifth good, less than 10 greater than or equal to 1 times 10 to a negative exponent that's okay. And here we have 1.0 times 10 to the hundred and fiftieth, big old exponent that's okay just make sure that you're a value works in this inequality. Let's look at some things that are not scientific notation, negative 3.2 times 10 to the fourth. The times 10 to the fourth bit is good but my a value is negative 3.2 it doesn't work. This one is the same reason, here I have an a value that's 34 it's way the heck bigger than 10, so this guy does not count in scientific notation.
One last thing I want to point out to you before you start doing these problems, is what this looks like on your calculator. Have you ever typed something into your calculator and you get like 3.24561 blah blah e10? That's your calculator telling you scientific notation, what that means is 3.24 blah blah times 10 to the tenth exponent. This little number that comes after the e is the exponent on your 10 might be positive, might be negative something like that's what it looks like on your calculator.
You also have a button most of them look like this, so if you wanted to type in there 3.4 times 10 to the fifth on your calculator you will 3.4 then the EE button which means 10 to the 5 and that would result with the answer how this would be written in what we call standard form. There's another thing I want to show you and that's how to move from scientific notation into what we call standard notation or standard form. Here is how it goes, if I have the number 3.4 times 10 to the fifth, what that means is take the decimal place and move it 5 places to the right 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 that's where my new decimal point is going to go, everything else gets filled in as zeros. So this number written in standard notation would be 340,000.
We use a similar process when 10 is raised to a negative exponent. Only instead of moving the decimal place to the right, now you're going to move it the left 8.32 times 10 to the -16 means take this decimal place and move it 16 spaces that way. Can you guys see why this is kind of annoying to write in standard notation? Let me see if I did it, moved it 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, I didn't even do it yet. But you guys get the idea, I'm going to have lots and lots of zeros, zero point lots of them before I get to 832 at the end. And the way you guys can write these out is by putting the decimal where it started from move it to the right if it's a positive number, move it to the left if it's a negative number.
I do want to show you guys how to do this with a negative one, so instead of writing negative 16 I'm going to change that to negative 6 so I don't have to move it so far I think you guys can appreciate why I'm doing that. Okay so let's writing that second one in standard notation, 8.32 here's my point I'm going to move it 6 places to the left now 6 so my answer is going to be 0.00000832 that's my answer written on standard notation 0. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 832. You're going to see a lot of these in your homework and it gets to be kind of annoying writing out all of the zeros. So just stick with it for your homework tonight and then be thankful that we have scientific notation so that in the real world we don't have to write out something like a hundred and fifty zeros.
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Does anyone remember the game against the Dodgers in 1973 when Hal King hit a HR to start the Reds on a run that brought them from 10 1/2 games behind LA to win the NL West by 3 1/2 games?
Does anyone remember the game against the Dodgers in 1973 when Hal King hit a HR to start the Reds on a run that brought them from 10 1/2 games behind LA to win the NL West by 3 1/2 games?
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
Is that DBack game when Dmitri took Randy yard?Originally Posted by crazybob60
Geez....how many former (or future in that case) Reds are on that Rockies roster that year????Originally Posted by Blimpie
The Skyline Chili in St. Bernard has a picture from that series that is either Game 6 or 7 - I figured it out one time. Whichever game featured the sacrifice fly that set up the winning run (I'm thinking it's Game six).Originally Posted by RedsBaron
Brownings perfect game ... cause I was there.
ED hitting for the cycle was exciting in person ... and so was a Dunn walkoff HR against Montreal(June 2004) in front of a sellout crowd.
What are you, people? On dope? - Mr Hand
Most important?
First night game, chances are without night baseball the Reds wallow for the late 30's, maybe move or at best become the Phillies.
As far as walkoff homers go opening day last year the comeback ending with the Randa homer was great.
I also remember the game last summer where the Reds hit 6 homers against TB ending with walk off home run from Pena, his 2nd of the game. Not one of the greatest of all time but I was there and it was a very exciting game.
AHH! you beat me to it.....I remember that game, Pres. Grant threw out the first pitch, some boo'd him too. I borrowed my Dad's horse to ride over to the game, I remember it most because Shadow (the horse) broke his leg on the way home and I had to telegram my Dad to pick me up, he wasn't very happy because it was after 8 pm. Memories, memories.Originally Posted by RedsBaron
"Are you going to go with Black Beard's Delight?"
I take off the 500 HR game for Griffey. His legacy is as a Mariner where he got the majority of his HR's and where he was the best player at the time, period. He only got to 500 HR's because of the 499 he hit before, most of which in a different league. And it wasn't a great game, just a big personal achievement for someone on our team.
I got some votes for:
1990 WS game 2
1990 WS game 4
1990 Playoff game vs. Pittsburgh to get in
Randy Johnson big K day vs. Reds
Mark Whitten (sp?) 4 HR's
Larkin first 30/30 shortstop I think.
Larkin coming off the DL to hit the game winning HR couple years ago
Tom Browning Perfect game
Maybe not the greatest game, but one that I will always talk about and always comes up in my conversations was like 2-3 years ago when the Reds played the Cubs and the Wilson--Farnsworth fight broke out, just the mood and feel around the stadium was totally different, even before the fight, than I had experienced in quite a long time. Probably since that 1999 WC game. And that includes most of the Opening Day games as well...
I'll never forget the '99 WC Game.
I went to school hoping to go get tickets after the game, but I heard at lunch they were sold out in like two hours. I got home off the bus and my mom said - boom, got five tickets, we're going. We had crap seats - under the scoreboard in dead center red seats - but it was the most electric game I've ever been to in my 22 years. I just graduated from college and I still tell the story of that cold, cold day. In my opinion, that was a much greater GAME than some of the statistical-anomaly games presented in this thread.
You can't deny that the '99 team captivated the town and half the country. Nobody expected it. How did things fall apart in 2000?!?
The art of losing isn't hard to master.
- e.b.
How about that game against the Astros in 1989 when the Reds scored about 12 runs in the first inning off of Clancy, Forsch, etc.
Billy Myers's sacrifice fly in the seventh inning of game seven knocked in the winning run for the Reds.Originally Posted by redsmetz
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
Did you say hello to GAC and RFS62 at that game? I understand that they had season tickets.Originally Posted by billy117
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
I came up off the couch when Johnny hit that one! A right-center field shot if I am not mistaken.Originally Posted by dfs
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Review By Jonathan Martini - September 13, 2005
The GPU of the 7800 GT weighs in at 302 million transistors, earning it the title of the largest and thus most elaborate graphics chip yet. It is manufactured by TSMC and utilizes their 110 nm manufacturing process. Although the 7800 GT and the 7800 GTX share the exact same core, there are a number of differences separating the two graphics cards.
The 7800 GT has a pipeline quad, a 2x2 pixel grouping, disabled which reduces its pixel pipelines to 20, compared to the 7800 GTX's 24. By disabling the various pipelines, NVIDIA has eliminated the possibility of users purchasing the GT and overclocking it to GTX speeds, thereby attaining the same performance with a less expensive card. While this can be seen as a rather negative move on NVIDIA's part, one must remember that there a delta must exists between the two different cards in order to warrant the purchase of the GTX.
Quad-disabling is nothing new. As most of you may remember, the GeForce 6800 had 12 pipelines, compared to the 16 of the 6800 GT and Ultra. Some lucky GeForce 6800 owners were able to unlock their disabled pipelines, thus gaining a nice performance boost. However, the 7 Series GPU is a very different beast and it seems that finding a manner of unlocking the 7800 GT's disabled pipelines is inherently more difficult.
Apart from the advanced functionality and performance included in the 7 Series chips is yet another feature many gamers have been clamoring for; cooler chips. The 7 Series delivers on both counts, as the 7800 GT and GTX are both cooled by single-slot solutions, garnering praise from SFF and SLI enthusiasts alike.
The heatsink design is based loosely on the heatsink of previous generation cards but provides a more uniform look as both the GPU and RAM coolers have been unified. The amount of cooling fins present within the heatsink has increased in order to accommodate the added load of cooling both components in one unit.
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Songbird Preinstalled on Philips GoGear Players
The browser and Songbird music player developed out of the Mozilla project have come together in a cooperative framework with Philips in the 2010 models of their GoGear MP3 player series.
The strategic partnership between Philips and the Songbird project ensures that a special Songbird version with the name Philips Songbird will appear as a standard audio-video player in the following models or on an accompanying CD:
- GoGear Muse
- GoGear Vibe
- GoGear Mix
- GoGear Aria
- GoGear Spark
- GoGear Raga
- GoGear Cam
Philips Songbird not only cares for the management and synchronization of the local music collection and on the MP3 player, but also the plugin add-ons from the 7Digital music store and Songkick ticket agency. The Songbird version also has a CD import function.
The first devices will be available worldwide in March 2010. The Philips press release and product pages don't have much to say about whether the driver CDs of the players will have only the Windows version or also binaries for various Linux distros and Mac OS X.
No GoGear support on Mac and Linux versions.We are still waiting for GoGear support on the Mac and Linux versions of Songbird. Till now syncronization between Songbird and GoGear Spark is only supported on Windows.
Another thing is the lack up playlist sync. Songbird and GoGear is incompatible in terms of supported playlist standards. GoGear doesn't support .m3u or .pls format, which are the only formats Songbird uses.
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