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Samuel Adams Summer Ale is an American wheat ale. This summer seasonal uses malted wheat as well as lemon zest and grains of paradise, a rare pepper from Africa first used as a brewing spice in the 13th Century to create a crisp and spicy flavor … see full wiki
Not being much of a beer drinker I am hardly qualified to be doing a review on beer. If I decide to have a beer with dinner it is usually something quite benign like "Rolling Rock". I know, I know, most people would compare that to drinking water. But I like it! And when I pop into the local pub to check out a few innings of a ball game with a buddy I generally opt for the less expensive "Old Milwaukee" on tap. How positively pedestrian!
Anyway, last weekend I was at a cookout and my brother-in law offered me a Samuel Adams Summer Ale. I kind of hemmed and hawed and finally agreed to give it a try. Surprise! I loved it. This was a beer with quite a bit more bite than I am used to. But the kick in this beer is tempered by the lemon zest. I found that Samuel Adams Summer Ale was the perfect compliment to the burgers and chicken I was devouring. I would definitely order it in a restaurant if it was available. Hmmmm.......maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks. Highly recommended!
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I'm a repeat buyer of these. Basically they're good for small jobs. For larger jobs, an angle grinder works much better. I don't have a problem with slippage like other reviewers. Most likely this is because I use two other worn down disks as spacers behind and in front of the actual cutting disk. This makes it more rigid and provides more surface area for the mandrel to grip.
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I used these disks to cut almost two feet of spring steel. If you don't bend them too much they preform superbly.
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Used it to cut and shape some plastic lattice. Worked great for what I used it for. Just what I needed.
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These are a lot lighter duty than normal Cut-off wheels: only about 3/32 thick. They will do a good job but , as far as PRICE goes, the exact same wheels are 5 / [$] here in Canada at a HFT imitator store up here that normally charges 50% MORE that HFT. At [$] each , they re OK..at [$]...NO WAY !!
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The abrasive wheels are very good but the attachment bit is JUNK, it broke in less than 15 seconds. Only buy it for the wheels.
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Free would be too expensive. Not centered (vibrates), wheels are weak/wear off quickly, stopped holding the wheel after few minutes of use. Trash.
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i tried to cut through a little moped muffler ... it barly scratched the serface before the disk would slip on the screw... so i tried to tighten the screw and it broke. hopefully i can use the disks elsewhere so it's not a total loss
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I should have followed my intuition when I bought these; It told me not to buy them because they wouldn't be strong enough to cut metal... and it was right. I saw some better ones elsewhere...
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Angiocidin, a tumor-inhibiting novel protein discovered by Temple University researchers, may also have a role as a new therapeutic application in treating leukemia, according to a study by the researchers.
The study, "The Novel Angiogenic Inhibitor, Angiocidin, Induces Differentiation of Monocytes to Macropahges," will be published in the July 15 issue of the journal Cancer Research (http://cancerres.aacrjournals.org/future/68.14.shtml). The research was done by Temple biology doctoral student Anita Gaurnier-Hausser under the direction of George Tuszynski, a professor of neuroscience in Temple's School of Medicine and a professor of biology in Temple's College of Science and Technology.
"Angiocidin is a protein that has a lot of anti-cancer activity and inhibits angiogenesis, a physiological process involving the growth of new blood vessels from pre-existing vessels, which is a fundamental step in the transition of tumors from a dormant state to a malignant state," said Tuszynski, who discovered the protein.
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"All of these cancers are inhibited by Angiocidin by virtue of the fact that this protein inhibits vascularization or the formation of new vessels," he said. "We decided we wanted to look to see if Angiocidin had any effect on hematologic malignancy, and we chose leukemia."
Tuszynski said leukemia cells arise from monocytes, a specific white blood cell that is a part of the human body's immune system that protects against bloodborne pathogens and moves quickly to sites of infection. As monocytes enter tissue, they undergo a series of changes to become macrophages.
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Remove these too with a searching finger.
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Design a mercury thermometer replacement program to provide safe, suitable substitutes for use in laboratories. Factors that should be considered during the mercury replacement process are various applications in the laboratories, required temperature range, thermometer length, immersion depth, scale divisions, cost, accuracy in relation to application, and durability upon exposure to corrosive solutions. In some cases, these alternative thermometers have a more limited temperature range than a mercury thermometer. Perform tests for accuracy in the laboratory prior to a total replacement program to ensure that the mercury substitutes will be suitable for the methods that will be employed in that particular laboratory. To ensure accuracy, thermometers must be calibrated using approved methods such as ASTM E 77 (ASTM International, 2007a) and must be traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
There is a wide selection of mercury-free liquid-filled thermometers available, including spirit thermometers (filled with biodegradable petroleum-based mineral spirits and dyes) and alcohol-based thermometers. When broken, these thermometers present no hazardous material disposal problems. Some spirit thermometers had a history of the thread breaking more easily than a mercury thermometer, but many of the newer formulations have overcome this problem. In the event that the thread breaks, the simplest and safest method to reunite the liquid is to use a centrifuge. Carefully insert the thermometer, bulb down, in the centrifuge. Use cotton wadding at the bottom of the cup to prevent any damage to the bulb. Turn on the centrifuge and in just a few seconds all the liquid will be forced past the separation. Note that if the cup is not deep enough, and all the centrifuge force is not below the column, the column will split, forcing half the liquid in the bulb and half the liquid in the expansion chamber (Izzo, 2002).
For liquid-filled thermometers used to measure the temperature of liquids, accuracy will also depend on choosing the correct immersion depth. This is less of an issue for mercury thermometers because mercury generally has better thermoconductivity. A total immersion thermometer is designed to indicate temperatures correctly when the bulb and all but 12 mm of the liquid column are immersed in the bath medium. The top 12 mm of the liquid column should be above the bath medium so that the thermometer can be read and the material does not distill at high temperatures. Thermometers that have been graduated for total immersion usually have no markings on the back pertaining to immersion. A partial immersion thermometer is designed to indicate temperatures correctly when the bulb and a specified portion of the stem are exposed to the temperature being measured and the remainder of the stem is exposed to the ambient temperature. Partial immersion thermometers are clearly marked with a permanently placed line on the stem to indicate the proper immersion depth (ASTM International, 2007a).
In addition to thermometers that are filled with mercury-alternative liquids, long-stem digital thermometers are available with probes that are resistant to most laboratory chemicals, including acids, bases, and solvents. The bright displays, usually ¼ in. high, are easy to read and display the temperature in both degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius, with ranges from -58 to 302 °F and –50 to 150 °C. Long-stem thermometers are constructed of plastic and stainless steel and do not contain glass or mercury, which make them ideal thermometers for use in academic laboratories. The stems are generally 8 inches long with an overall thermometer length of 11 in.
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Where a mercury thermometer is the only option, armor cases, which protect against breakage without affecting accuracy, or Teflon-coated mercury thermometers are recommended. These are particularly useful in high-temperature ovens, oil baths, and autoclaves, where cleaning up a mercury spill can be challenging and the spill creates a serious health hazard.
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Depending on the measurement range, labs can substitute water or calibrated oils for mercury. Pressure transducers or electronic pressure gauges may also be an alternative to a conventional manometer.
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Nicholas Sandford is an NPC who survived the Searing and travels throughout the world of Tyria along with his trusty companion Professor Yakkington. Now known simply as Nicholas the Traveler, each week he can be found in a new zone where he will exchange different items for a Gift of the Traveler.
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How to draw size variation?
Hi, I've been looking into the human structure and suchlike (mainly through Loomis' books) and I've been wondering how I'd draw different sized people.
Do I vary the entire scale of the person or just change the number of heads that make up the height? Do I alter a few things (Such as leg length) and leave the rest the same? I'm not sure, please help! ^^;Useful links for the Aspiring Artist
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberMarch 31st, 2009 #2
Rather ironic that your sig talks about using reference, because the way to draw different sized people is to...draw different sized people. Find reference of people with all different body types and draw from them.
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Ahahah, oh crap yeah...^^; I was just looking at anatomy books and they never seem to have that particular section. I looked at myself and found out I was ~8.5 heads high, so I suppose I should compare that to others.
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- Chiseled Rocks' Musings - Fantastic tutorials on lighting and media maintenance
April 7th, 2009 #4
That's just what I'm getting to in my next batch of notes. You see, it all depends on the style. For cartoonish looks, they lower or higher the head count to make a person look chubbier or thinner. In reality, the head count probably won't change as much as in the cartoons. The count would still probably stay between 6-8 heads (I think there might even be 9-head-tall people out there. You just never know).
But like FTM said when he spotted your oversight, don't hesitate to use references. Take pictures of people with different structures, or if you don't want to seem so nosy, google pictures of people, or... go to the stock accounts in DA. They might have stock photos of different body types you can use to practice on.
Also, as you practice off of real life, take a look at how other artists do it. Take a look at their many drawings of body types and derive notes off of them. Humans learn from each other, it's a natural process.
You know, I seem to know what to say, yet I never think to do what I suggest until I say it. Weird, huh? I think I'll take that stock advise of mine. There has to be some good photos out there to practice on.
Wait... What were we talking about?
April 8th, 2009 #5
The technical aspects are distracting and clouding the more important drivers that should be rythm and character.
You need both though, Working inside out to develop knowledge and understanding. from the bones, muscle, fat skin proportions etc....
Working outdide in to create and apply your knowledge. Start vague and get the big picture pieces right, composition, character, balance, making sure each step is Ok as you get closer to the specifics, landmarks, muscular details, bones etc..
I don't like to create with the bottom up approach, it's boring, doing it ouside in makes it feel like art again. I will do that but you need to remember it's "analytical": To gain short term understanding of your current work and perhaps learn some long term stuff if those stick in memory. It's not really "constructive" as the word get's applied.
This changed my stratagy of learning, getting the bigger chunks right is more important to me at the moment, getting your mannakin's to look proportionate etc, Need to get it perfect before I delf say in what the bones actually look like and all those nitty gritty muscle detail etc. I just noticed, I absorbed a huge amount of anatomy but my mannakin's would still not look perfect the way it should after good dicipline.
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The mission of the Batten School is to educate leaders from the social sciences and other fields who understand the responsibilities and opportunities of service to the public and can help bring about transformational change. The School, through its instructional, research, and outreach programs, contributes in important ways to public deliberation and enlightenment on the great domestic and international issues of our time. The Batten School trains students in critical leadership skills, and in the analytics and substance of policy. Its programs inspire students to act vigorously, effectively, and ethically on behalf of the common good. Faculty are committed to teaching the use of rigorous analysis, the subtle understanding of political, social and economic context, and the exercise of creative personal and organizational leadership to initiate change in an increasingly diverse world.
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Bridge Repertory Theater Presents Hello Again
Presented by Bridge Repertory Theater of Boston at Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA
March 12 - March 29, 2014
Bridge Repertory Theater of Boston forges ahead with its ambitious first season as Hello Again, a musical by Michael John LaChiusa, begins rehearsals this afternoon. Opening in March at the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, Hello Again is the company's third production this season, coming after Stephen Jeffreys' epic period piece, The Libertine, and the World Premiere of not Jenny, by Boston playwright and Bridge Rep Artistic Associate, MJ Halberstadt. In choosing a musical, Bridge Rep continues to establish itself through a particular style, rather than a particular genre. The company intends to do classic, contemporary, brand new, and musical work, with the common thread being an intimate, actor driven aesthetic.
The cast features Jared Dixon, Lauren Eicher, Sean Patrick Gibbons, Andrew Giordano*, Andrew Spatafora, Sarah Talbot, and Aubin Wise – an exciting mix of seasoned performers, rising Boston "local-ebrities", and brand new faces. Emerson graduate Michael Bello returns from New York City to helm the project as Director. Joining him are Mindy Cimini (Musical Director), Stephen Ursprung (Choreographer), Kathleen Doyle (Costume), Anne Sherer (Scenic), Chris Bocchiaro (Lighting Design), and John Tracey (Props). Cassie M. Seinuk* and Erin Baglole will tag-team Stage Management, while Rebecca Bradshaw and Joe Short serve as Production Manager and Technical Director, respectively.
Influenced by Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde, LaChiusa's Hello Again follows ten different characters as they weave through ten different intimate encounters, each one set in a different decade of the 20th century. From an abandoned Hudson River Pier at the turn of the century, to a 70's disco, to an affluent 50's suburb, audiences will follow The Whore, The Soldier, The Nurse, The College Boy, The Young Wife, The Husband, The Young Thing, The Writer, The Actress, and The Senator as they starve and strive for human connection. Bridge Rep's immersive production will be set in a cabaret style in an intimate space – no microphones required.
Producing Artistic Director Olivia D'Ambrosio explains, "In our first season, we set a goal of reaching a wide ranging audience with a wide ranging body of work. Musical theatre fans are famously enthusiastic, and we want Bridge Rep to be a part of their theatre-going lives. Associate Artistic Director and accomplished musical theatre performer McCaela Donovan suggested Hello Again as a manageable piece for a company in our nascent (but mighty!) stage." With regard to the intimate subject matter, Director Michael Bello says, "For this production, I envision an enticing and nuanced dynamic between audience and actor. By immersing the audience in the action of the play, I hope to question the ways in which we connect to one another, while also providing an invigorating and sensual experience." Adds D'Ambrosio, "Personally, I'm looking forward to it -- we need a little heat to get us through the end of winter!"
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besan laddu
Gram flour roasted and made into sweet balls. Make ahead, will keep for a month or two.
|500 Gram (Gram Flour)
|250 Gram (Clarified Butter)
|400 Gram (Or To Taste)
Ina heavy bottom pan warm the ghee a little bit. Add the besan and mix well.
Roast the mixture on medium heat till the color changes and the aroma fills you.
The trick is to keep the flame to a medium and keep moving the mixture.The besan will become a dark yellow or maybe mustard color.The ghee will start to seperate.
Turn the flame of and let the besan cool.
Once the mixture feels like it can be touched, add the sugar. Now you need to rub the sugar and the besan well together.
The mixture should look smooth and even.You can add any dry fruits at this stage.
Form balls and store in airtight containers.
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Difficulty Level:Medium
Cook Time:60 Minutes
Gram flour balls
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06/23/2010 - 16:26
I want to make this. It would be so helpful if the measurements were in cups or teaspoons instead of grams
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about 4-1.5 cups gram flour, 2 cups sugar, 1 cup butter (ghee). I think this would with some added cinnamon- maybe roll in cinnamon sugar ?
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The high-definition LCD screens mark the first time the retailer has stocked its own range of TVs. In 2008 John Lewis introduced its own-label range of DAB digital radios and digital photo frames.
John Lewis large appliances were introduced in 2005 and small appliances in 2007.
Press ads broke on the weekend to promote the TV range, which consists of 19, 22 and 26 inch LCD's. The press ad uses the copy: 'John Lewis own-brand televisions. We think you'll find they measure up rather well.'
The new own-brand range comes as John Lewis steps up its efforts in the catergory. Earlier this year it announced it was rolling out a fresh shop format for the first time in two decades, focusing exclusively on the home sector, including electrical goods and home technology.
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Nucleic acids are well suited to serve as biosensors for the fast and reliable detection of small organic molecules, such as a number of metabolites or antibiotics, specific nucleic acid sequences, peptides, proteins or metal ions. One of the main advantages of using nucleic acids as biosensors is that they can be modulated to respond allosterically to specific effectors. Thus molecular recognition is transformed directly into a catalytic process with observable results. In particular, catalytic RNA structures, such as the hammerhead and hairpin ribozymes, have been used for biosensor engineering. The review reports on the function mode of nucleic acid biosensors and introduces recent developments and applications in the field.
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A "point of interest" (POI) is a location for which information is available. A POI can be as simple as a set of coordinates, a name, and a unique identifier, or more complex such as a three-dimensional model of a building with names in multiple languages, information about opening and closing hours, and a civic address. POI data has many applications, including augmented reality browsers, location-based social networking games, geocaching, mapping and navigation systems.
The MOSIA consortium group (MOdeling Support with standards for Information and Architecture models applied to ATM) is a consortium of organisations with a background in Information management and Information, Service and Architecture modeling from a set of standardisaton organisations, in particular OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium), ISO/TC211, INSPIRE and OMG (Object Management Group). The MOSIA group is led by SINTEF and consist of the following partners:
· Snowflake Software
· Open Geospatial Consortium (OGCE)
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The FAA's Aircraft Access to System Wide Information Management (AAtS) initiative is in its evolutionary stages of requirements and standards development. Its goal is to provide aircraft connectivity to the FAA's SWIM infrastructure to communicate/share aviation data and services. This connectivity will establish a common operating picture between the flight deck and air traffic control for collaborative strategic decision-making. Distribution of the vast amount of operational information (such as AI, MET and ATM) needed to support the safe movement of aircraft during all phases of flight in the National Airspace System (NAS) will increase capacity, efficiency, and result in more timely departures and arrivals.
Similarly, there are a number of aviation standards in development by a variety of industry groups and committees (i.e., the RTCA Special Committee 206 (SC-206), Aircraft/Ground Information Exchange/Manager Air-Ground Interface Communications (AGIE/MAGIC), and Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards) that are also pursuing the development of requirements and standards to leverage ground based aviation related information and data networking technology to support the operation of aircraft.
Thus, the FAA and industry are moving towards consensus that electronic distribution of operational data and technical information will increase the NAS/airline productivity and efficiency and deliver a more positive passenger experience both domestically and internationally. However, there is a need to encourage harmonization of all of these efforts since the aforementioned aviation committees also represent global interests.
This projects puts forward a plan whereby the differences in requirements/standards undertaken by SC-206, AGIE/MAGIC and OGC can be identified and harmonized for both domestic and international interests. The goal is to set a framework for recommending and testing a harmonized architecture between all 3 concepts, requirements and standards.
This OGC project supports OGP and IPIECA to develop a recommended practice for GIS/Mapping in support of oil spill response and for the use of GIS technology and geo-information in forming a Common Operating Picture (COP) for management of the response. The project will identify:
The outcomes will align with the Incident Command System (ICS) model.
Goal of this Working Group is to clarify the role of time as a first-class alignment concept next to space, and to strive for a handling of time which is coherent and integrated with that of space. As the issue of time in CRSs is an overarching one across all OGC, the WG will seek to include background from as many OGC stakeholder groups and WGs as possible.
To this end, the Temporal DWG is open to participation by both non-members and members and is intended to be a public forum for communication, and both the temporal [at] lists [dot] opengeospatial [dot] org (mailing list) and the group Twiki are open to interested parties.
This project is a Request for Information (RFI) regarding SWE Implementation Maturity
OGC is seeking information about maturity of Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) Standards. This RFI seeks information about successful implementations of SWE to provide the UK Ministry of Defense (MoD) with a "state of the practice" and benefits of using SWE. While all implementations of SWE are of interest, of particular interest to this RFI are operational implementations of SWE in the defence and space community, with direct interest in Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance (ISTAR).


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Quarterly Beverage Tracker: Serbia
Quarterly Beverage Tracker: Serbia
Published: May 2014
Publisher: Canadean Ltd
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Pages: 22
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The Quarterly Beverage Tracker: Serbia report published by Canadean, is an essential tool for keeping up-to-date with the latest industry developments in the Serbian beverage market. Providing detailed analysis, factors influencing demand and challenges faced by the industry
Key Findings
• Consumption was up for Serbia in Q1-14 overall, with warmer weather than average and a slight GDP increase contributing factors
• Packaged and bulk/HOD water volumes saw significant growth; consumers losing faith in the tap water system in some regions, due to accumulations of algae
• Iced/RTD coffee drinks have seen an increase of 6%, albeit from a small base, in part due to the recent introduction of a more convenient packaging type, the (ambient) aseptic PET
• A new regulation allowing fruit pictures to be shown on still drinks, has resulted in a 5% category growth, with many products being relaunched
This report offers a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the beverage market in Serbia, with data information and market forecasts. The report identifies the key market drivers across all major drinks categories. In particular, this reports provides in-depth analysis for the following:
• Volumes for Q1-14 vs Q1-13, provisional 2014 volumes, moving annual totals (MAT) and the very latest 2014 forecasts are provided for each individual beverage category
• All forecasts included supporting text on quarterly performance and forecast assumptions
• More granular data is provided for the carbonates category, with data split by regular vs low calorie, and by key flavors
• Significant activity in the soft drinks industry is covered, including recent new product introductions (detailing flavor, pack type, pack size, retail price and selected pack shots) and the latest industry news
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Table of Contents
At A Glance
Impact Of The Economic Situation
Market Trends
Soft Drinks
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Still Drinks
Fruit Powders
Iced/RTD Tea Drinks
Iced/RTD Coffee Drinks
Sports Drinks
Energy Drinks
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Other Alcoholic Drinks
Dairy Drinks
White Milk
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Hot Beverages
Hot Tea
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Soft Drinks Quarterly Update
Distribution News
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Table 1: Serbia at a Glance - Quarterly Performance and Latest Forecast
Table 2: Impact Of The Economic Situation
Table 3: Commercial Beverage Market Trends - Million Liters, 2013-2014F
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Posted: 03/27/2009 - MGM Mirage is facing increased pressure over its massive CityCenter evelopment on the Las Vegas Strip, amid questions about whether it will make a $220 million project payment.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - MGM Mirage is facing increased pressure over its massive CityCenter evelopment on the Las Vegas Strip, amid questions about whether it will make a $220 million project payment.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - An alleged drug-runner accused of plotting to abduct a 6-year-old boy to send a message to the boy's grandfather has pleaded not guilty to federal charges in Las Vegas.
Updated: 03/27/2009 - Nevada Sen. Harry Reid says he'll support a federal Energy Department plan to create a commission to study alternatives to a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain. Reid said he decided to scrap his own proposal for a similar panel after meeting with Energy Secretary Steven Chu on Tuesday.
Posted: 03/27/2009 - The Nevada Highway Patrol says two people are dead and a third erson is hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash on a state highway west of Las Vegas.
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Posted: 03/26/2009 - A mother of two, missing her legs after a bus stop crash in Las Vegas last year, testified in court against the man accused of maiming her.
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More of his music is performed today, one music critic has persuasively claimed, than the music of any other composer.
His musicals (written with Oscar Hammerstein II) won 35 Tony Awards, 15 Academy Awards, two Pulitzer Prizes, two Grammy Awards, and two Emmy Awards.
Even today, in 2013, he has a big hit on Broadway—"Cinderella," a musical that he and Hammerstein wrote for TV in 1957. (Julie Andrews was the star.)
He wrote some 900 songs, among them "Ten Cents a Dance," "Mimi" (Maurice Chevalier's theme song), "There's a Small Hotel," and "Blue Moon." His better-known songs include "Where Or When" (my favorite), "Some Enchanted Evening," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Younger Than Springtime," "If I Loved You," and "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered."
"I can pee melody," the composer supposedly said.
Yet many people don't know zilch about this amazing man, Richard Rodgers. For example, that he went to Juilliard. (To the Institute of Music and Art, which became Juilliard.) And that he had an "enemies' list"—which included everyone from Ezio Pinza (who missed many performances of "South Pacific") to Danny Kaye.
What may surprise people more than anything else is in what high regard music critics hold Richard Rodgers (1902-1979).
Alec Wilder, in his classic book, "American Popular Song" (1972), wrote: "Of all the writers whose songs are considered and examined in this book, those of Rodgers show the highest degree of consistent excellence, inventiveness, and sophistication... [A]fter spending weeks playing his songs, I am more than impressed and respectful: I am astonished." (Among the other composers considered in the book: Gershwin, Berlin, Cole Porter, and Jerome Kern.) Curiously, Wilder didn't care for "Some Enchanted Evening," writing: "I find it pale and pompous and bland."
In Geoffrey Block's scholarly book, "Richard Rodgers" (2003), he concludes that "The end of Rodgers's parade has not passed by. In fact, it is not yet in sight." And at the book's conclusion he writes: "Every day is Rodgers's day, and he walks alone."
The Mysterious Mr. Rodgers
He "left behind no legend," writes Wilfred Sheed in his remarkable book about popular music, "The House That George [Gershwin] Built" (2007). His identity is "hard to pin down…." He seems "invisible." A man "without friends or hobbies or any life at all." Apart from creating wonderful musicals.
Sheed added that Rodgers seemed "permanently depressed and half-stoned."
In fact, at one point he checked into a high-class psychiatric facility, Payne Whitney, where Marilyn Monroe and Mary McCarthy had sojourned, and stayed for three months.
Peggy Lee, the singer, did an unusual version of a great Rodgers song, "Lover." His angry response: "I don't know why Peggy picked on me. She could have fucked up 'Silent Night.' "
Liv Ullman, famous for her roles in Ingmar Bergman films, was chosen to star in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "I Remember Mama," even though she had a godawful voice. In her autobiography, she writes:
"Could you please sing a little tune?," Richard Rodgers asks politely. "It will make it so much easier for me when I compose your songs."
"I don't dare to."
"Sooner or later you will have to sing anyway," the old genius says mildly. "This is a musical."
"Oh, please wait—I am so ashamed of my voice."
"I have heard it all. Nothing would surprise me," he comforts me. "Don't be afraid. I just need to know your key. Sing anything. Sing 'Happy Birthday to
You.' The lovely man takes my hand and looks at me encouragingly."
I sing.
Before my eyes he ages 20 years.
When Rodgers met Hart, at Columbia University, "…I was enchanted by this little man and his ideas. I left Hart's house having acquired in one afternoon a career, a partner, a best friend, and a source of permanent irritation." (Hart's work was unreliable—and he was frequently drunk.) Eventually, Rodgers replaced him with Hammerstein, and their first musical was the classic, "Oklahoma!"
Rodgers loathed that wretched film about him and Hart, "Words and Music." Mickey Rooney played Hart, Tom Drake played Rodgers. Said Rodgers, "The only good thing about that picture was that they had [beautiful] Janet Leigh play my wife. And I found that highly acceptable."
Sheed comments that Rooney played Hart as "a lovelorn dwarf, so perhaps it's worth noting that offscreen Rooney himself married the likes of Ava Gardner and Martha Vickers, proving if nothing else that dwarfs and near-dwarfs don't have to be lovelorn."
As an example of Hart's gifts as a lyricist, Sheed quotes this "immortal thought": "I'd go to hell for ya, or Philadelphia."
Many music lovers prefer Hart to Hammerstein, although the musicals Rodgers wrote with Hart are rarely revived.
Alec Wilder wrote: "Though he wrote great songs with Oscar Hammerstein II, it is my belief that his greatest melodic invention and pellucid freshness occurred during his years of collaboration with Lorenz Hart."
Rodgers joining Hammerstein was, Sheed writes, "the artistic equivalent of moving to the suburbs…." He calls "The Sound of Music" "a festival of high camp," and reports that Rodgers was "stunned" to find that later generations preferred his work with Hart to his work with Hammerstein. Sheed disdains Hammerstein's "proudly corny words," his "antiquated taste," the "gorgeously inauthentic" effects in his musicals.
Block calls Hammerstein's songs "perhaps overly optimistic, sentimental, and occasionally even 'preachy.'"
Still, Sheed gives Hammerstein his due—he wrote some wonderful lyrics—and what he wrote with Rodgers has proved far more popular than his work with Hart.
On Broadway, apparently, wit cannot compete with sentiment.
Some Other Things You May Not Know
Nicol Williamson, the star of a rare Rodgers/Hammerstein failure, "Rex," thought he heard the dancer Jim Litton say, during a curtain call, "That's crap," when he actually said, "That's a wrap." Williamson, a volatile fellow, slapped Litton on the bottom with a wooden sword. Williamson was actually the fifth choice for the starring role, Block reports. Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole, Albert Finney, and Rex Harrison had turned it down.
When Mary Martin expressed reluctance to sing with the powerful bass Ezio Pinza in "South Pacific," Rodgers promised to write the score without a single duet for the two of them. (Though there was one.)
Another Rodgers and Hammerstein failure, "Two by Two," involved Danny Kaye. At the time he had a leg injury and moved around in a wheelchair. To liven things up on stage, during performances he tried to run down other actors with his wheelchair, unzipped the dress of an actress, and goosed "other female cast members with his crutch…."
Hammerstein and Rodgers worked for a year on a musical based on Shaw's "Pygmalion," then gave up. Another team (Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner) turned it into "My Fair Lady."
"Carousel" was Rodgers's favorite.
The Times critic, Brooks Atkinson, called "Pal Joey" "odious—although it is expertly done, can you draw sweet water from a foul well?" A few years later, he changed his mind.
Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland were supposed to star in the musical version of "Carousel"—but, alas, it didn't work out. Rodgers was disappointed with the actual film, which starred Gordon McRae and Shirley Jones.
Rodgers on the film, "South Pacific": It was awful.
Some Enchanted Evening – Ezio Pinza and Mary Martin
Some Enchanted Evening – Paul Robeson
I'm Gonna Wash That Man – Reba McIntire
Where Or When? – Lena Horne
I Didn't Know What Time It Was – Kiri Te Kanawa
You'll Never Walk Alone – Kiri
If I Loved You – Mario Lanza
Lover – Deanna Durban
Johnny One-Note – Judy Garland
Mimi – Maurice Chevalier
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MIAMI, Fla. -- Celebrate Labor Day on FOX Sports Florida with one of the hardest working Marlins of all time. On Monday, September 2, FOX Sports Florida, the statewide television home of the Miami Marlins, will debut the next episode of "Inside the Marlins," upon conclusion of the Marlins at Chicago Cubs game. Hosted and produced by Frank Forte, this episode will focus on the life and career of outfielder Juan Pierre. The Louisiana native is currently on his second tour with the Marlins, having previously played with the club from 2003-2005, where he was a major cog in the 2003 Marlins Worlds Series Championship. Fans will hear from former Marlins Jeff Conine, Preston Wilson and Manager Mike Redmond. In addition to the local appearances, ex-Los Angeles Dodgers teammate Matt Kemp and Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly will recall their memories of playing and coaching alongside Pierre. The show will also feature an exclusive look into a typical game day for Pierre and his legendary work...
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When something from your team's PR department ends up on Deadspin, it's generally not a good thing. This marketing ploy from the New Jersey Nets caught the eye of Deadspin's Jack Dickey today (emphasis Deadspin's):
On February 22, your NETS will face off against Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic. For this one night only the NETS are discounting tickets in the Loud & Proud section to $12! We need YOU there to rock The Rock and give your NETS a true home court advantage!
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Not the most subtle move from Prokhorov and Co. Not only are they slashing prices on the night when the one player who could entice Deron Williams to stay and prevent the Nets from going completely to ruins, but by slicing prices to Howard's jersey number, the team is basically saying "COME AND CHEER FOR DWIGHT HOWARD WE NEED HIM QUITE BADLY." Well, I guess nothing could be worse than the reversible jersey ploy of 2009, right?
- chiadam - Feb 17, 2012 at 5:35 PM
Loud and Proud? Should the Nets gear have rainbows on it? Not that there's anything wrong with that…
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The Nets are lame. The franchise is gonna be destroyed when Deron bolts for a better team.
On a side note, is this all part of the "blueprint"?
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cp3 went to the clippers for gods sakes…. D12 could end up anywhere… Even the nets.
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Middle Eastern martime traditions explored in Exeter University's dhow exhibitiontags: Middle East, Archaeology News Network, Ships, Exeter University, dhows
The maritime traditions of people living and travelling on the major sea routes of the western Indian Ocean are being explored in a first-of-its-kind exhibition at Exeter University, which will even feature a traditiontally constructed dhow, which has been made specially for the exhibition by artist Paul Riley in a workshop on the River Dart.
In the past wooden boats particular to the Red Sea, Arabian-Persian Gulf and western Indian Ocean played a significant role along its busy waterways. The boats are known in English as dhows, though it is not a term used by the people of the region. Dhows carried people as passengers, slaves and pilgrims, as well as transporting cargoes, from timber and goats to pepper and incense. They were used in fishing the ocean's rich waters and in diving for its legendary pearls.
These distinctive and graceful boats are the focus of the exhibition and an academic conference which takes place at the same time. This is the first time that an exhibition dedicated to the history and significance of the dhow has been held in this country. It brings together a wealth of material culture and images relating to shows and the dhow trade, including full size vessels, as well as a range of hitherto unseen dhow models, photographs and artefacts related to dhow construction and life aboard....
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