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Here is a collection of activity pages and games to make that co-ordinate with the early childhood theme St Patrick's Day, and can be used when planning activities and curriculum for young children. Download instantly, in Adobe PDF format.
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St. Patrick's Day Creative Coloring
St. Patrick's Day Numbers and Logic
Sets, counting, numerical order, number recognition, order by size, shapes, patterning, dot to dots, categorizing
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Lotto, concentration games, color recognition
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Print on cardstock, cut out for matching games, hiding and finding, storytelling, vocabulary extension etc.
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Science and social studies activities
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Sea Shepherd is now a Casual Stallholder at Salamanca and we pop up in various other places too, the easiest way to keep up to date on when and where we will be via our Sea Shepherd Tasmania Facebook page or follow us on twitter @seashepherd_tas
Thinking about volunteering for the on shore team in Tasmania?
Email us: firstname.lastname@example.com and we can tell you how to get started with us and what we do down in Tasmania.
Please check our chapter facebook page for future updates:
Interactive Education
In early October we launched our interactive educational display at the Spring Community Festival to a fantastic response. We created it with all ages in mind. We intend on expanding this further in the coming months so please stay tuned!.
We have taken note of many of the questions some of you have asked to us in discussions at our merchandise stalls and events in the past and we hope to have answered many in our educational display.
Below is a list of things you will find as part of our display…
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We have had a fantastic and busy few summer months in Hobart with many stalls at Salamanca, the Twilight Festival, Sustainable living Expo and the Cygnet Folk Festival. We also had our annual fundraiser at the Republic Bar for our Antarctic Campaign "Operation Icefish". The evening was a great success with some fantastic local bands (Verticoli, Tarik Stoneman and Spiral Kites), an inspirational talk by Peter Hammarstedt and a very successful silent auction and raffle. We thank everyone involved as well as all of our fantastic supporters for making the evening a success!!!.
Further to this event we had to say goodbye to our Chapter Coordinator Thomas Le Coz who has joined the crew on the Sam Simon for his second antarctic campaign!. We look forward to having him safely home very soon, he's an inspiration to all of us.
We have had the pleasure of having the Bob Barker in port in Hobart prior to its departure for "Operation Icefish". A highlight of which was seeing Peter Hammarstedt presented with a friendship plaque from the Hobart City Council, recognising the Bob Barker as a friend of the City of Hobart!.
From March, Sea Shepherd Hobart will commence an ongoing State-wide education project incorporating school visits, community projects and public talks. Our education team can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com for bookings and further enquiries.
We are planning a fundraising Art Auction for late March and if you know of any artists that would like to donate we can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please continue to follow us on facebook for updates. We can also be followed on twitter and our new instagram page (both @seashepherd_tas).
Captain Peter Hammarstedt was delighted to be in Hobart, which is considered to be the gateway to Antarctica, for our Hobart event on Friday night. This is a town which SSCS receives a huge amount of support - which is incredible! With a frontline of Bob Brown, Peter Hammarstedt and Jeff Hansen the Hobart community did not let us down. This event was fantastic and full of genorousity for the Whales Navy. Thank you Hobart!
Last night Hobart coordinator Anna and crew member Chantelle "Chilli" attended John Butlers gig at the Federation Hall. It was a great night and John constantly mentioned his love for Sea Shepherd during his show. Thank you John for allowing Sea Shepherd to be a part of your tour in so many of our chapters in Australia and good luck with the rest of your tour.
By on shore coordinator Anna Kingston
The Hobart Chapter of Sea Shepherd had an awesome time last weekend at their first stall back under the leadership of new coordinator Anna Kingston. They met some great people, and they enlightened a lot more Tasmanians about how they can protect the world's oceans. Thanks to all our supporters who gave donations and braved the heat to come down to Salamanca Market, It is greatly appreciated. Well done Tassie.
Image Courtesy of Crew member Sara Keltie.
Sea Shepherd crew Sara and Mikey paid a visit to St Virgils College Junior School and Lauderdale Primary School in December and spoke to the school's about Marine Conservation and why Sea Shepherd protect the oceans. The kids were very excited about this visit and had wonderful questions for Sara and Mikey. Sara and Mikey answered loads of great questions the kids had about why people can go and do this to animals and the environment and no-one from the Government will stand up and say this is not right. The visit was a round up of the children learning about the environment and also eco-systems and how to preserve and protect these precious animals that live amongst these environments.
Sara and Mikey also made a special visit to on shore crew volunteer Anna Kingston's children's classes. The children in these classes are all 6 and 7 year olds and out of all the visits the questions they asked were the most raw and innocent. One girl plainly said to Mikey and Sara, "Well, if the Japanese are not allowed to kill the whales, why do they still do it?". The other day Anna's daughter Zali spoke with Santa and asked him not to give the Japanese whalers any Xmas presents until they stop killing whales and dolphins.....A big thank you to Anna for organising these school visits.
Sea Shepherd would like to say a big "Thank You" to the people of Hobart for the generous amounts of wonderful food donations made to our crew on the M/V Bob Barker while it was docked there. Many individuals and local businesses filled their cars and trucks with much needed supplies for our crew.
There are 88 Volunteer crew onboard all three of our vessels and we are very grateful to the people of Hobart to have three cooked meals a day to keep them going while in the Southern ocean.
Thanks again Hobart!
The crew of the 'Bob Barker' and local volunteers were invited to set up a stall at the opening of a popular Hobart street art exhibition. Interest was keen among the art community and a great night was had by all.
With the end of the highly successful 'Operation Waltzing Matilda', Hobart welcomed the return of the Sea Shepherd vessels to port. Onshore volunteers ensured that information and merchandise stalls were displayed prominently opposite the ships to capitalise upon the enormous interest among tourists and media. Thousands of dollars were raised at a series of events over the course of several days, the undoubted highlight of which was the impassioned address by Captain Paul Watson to supporters at the Long Gallery on Hobart's picturesque Salamanca waterfront.
The people of Hobart turned out en-masse to protest the unlawful ramming and sinking of the Sea Shepherd vessel 'Ady Gil' and show their support to try and help stop the killing of whales in our Southern Oceans.
Organiser and chief speaker Megan Jolley ensured that prominent Australians such as Senator Bob Brown were given the opportunity at this event to address the national and international media regarding this appalling act by the Japanese whaling fleet. Speakers also included local and international scientists who shared their knowledge of the Southern Ocean marine life and their experience working and Antarctica. The anti-whaling concept along with the educational component combined together to form a very successful, passionate and peaceful rally enjoyed by all.


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Letters to the editor: 08.08.10
Misplaced priorities?
The lead headline in the front section of Friday's Caller-Times reads, "CCISD fails to hit federal standards." The lead headline in the same day's sports section reads, "Corpus Christi named best city for high school baseball." While a good game of baseball is certainly fun to play and watch, a well-educated citizenry is essential for the welfare and benefit of the city, state and country. Maybe we need to rethink our priorities.
Hank Reddick
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Lost friends
For the second time in as many years, an old buddy (in his 90s) has had a stroke. Relatives have come from some distance to take care of "the problem." I say problem because in both cases the individuals were whisked away to a nursing home, somewhere, and none of his buddies know where.
As you can imagine, buddies visiting a sick friend can make the difference in whether a fella wants to live. And in this most recent case, the gentleman was a Pearl Harbor survivor. Imagine what this country owes to this man, and the disrespect paid to him when he is dumped somewhere, friendless? If you call a nursing home, they will not tell you if a person resides there or not. So he deteriorates, alone.
In the earlier case, they put his wife in the nursing home as well, and although there were adequate funds, they were not even provided with a TV or radio, not to speak of visitors.
If you are in your 80s, you better give this some thought, because your children may not be the people you believe.
John R. Meadows
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Time to sparkle
Thursday's Caller-Times explained that the Letters to the Editor section was small because citizens aren't voicing their opinions. I can't say I'm surprised. I spent the first 18 years of my life in the one-time Sparkling City by the Sea. Needless to say, "sparkling" is not the first adjective that comes to mind when I now think of Corpus Christi. I'm lucky to now call Austin my home, but the wonders of modern technology allow me to see the mounting challenges facing Corpus Christi. From police officers on the wrong side of crime to pathetic city streets and city personnel who can't seem to understand their own budget, the issues are wide-ranging and daunting.
Rather than focusing on the myriad individual challenges facing Corpus Christi, however, I'd like to point out the root cause of every one of this city's problems. It's not gangs, drugs, corruption, an inadequate education system, poor policing, or even stupidity. Your problem, Corpus Christi, is apathy; the collective masses just don't care enough to change things. When one looks at it that way, the Caller-Times' dilemma is a bit ironic, isn't it? Speak up, Corpus Christi. It's time for this city to sparkle once again.
Michael Daehne, Austin
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The new Stylus 0 Team seatpost was constructed from a blend of lightweight and durable carbon fiber and aluminum. For the shaft, 3T used its ultra-stiff carbon fiber. Long a preferred choice for its smooth, damping ride characteristics, 3T's carbon provides you with the ultimate blend of low weight, stiffness, and comfort. Atop the carbon post, 3T added its refined two-bolt alloy head. This new finned clamping interface is where the new post really shines, as 3T spent considerable time getting both the look and functionality just right. The alloy head features a rearward 'swoosh' that was modeled after the classic single-bolt designs of the good ol' days, keeping that traditional aesthetic alive.
The two clamping bolts were placed on either side of the saddle-support cradle, resulting in a secure, stable clamping interface that's easy to adjust. 3T's Stylus 0 models place the seat clamp assembly directly in line with the seatpost for zero setback. 3T's reasoning for this design is that many professional cyclists prefer a neutral positioning in favor of being set back, which allows them to easily get forward on the saddle and down into an aerodynamic position.
The 3T Stylus 0 Team Seatpost is available in 280, 350, and 420mm lengths, with either a 27.2 or 31.6mm diameter. The post comes in either a UD Matte Black finish that features a Red stripe down the length of the post, or a Stealth colorway without the stripe. The post weighs around 195g (31.6mm x 280mm).
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3T is arguably the most famous maker of cycling cockpit components ever: posts, stems, handlebars. Lots of experience and expertise here. I have used this seatpost in the 27.2 diam/280 mm length on my road bike weekly/nearly daily for the last year -including on the rough roads here in Northern California.
This 3T carbon seatpost looks great; is lightweight and strong; zero problems.
PS. - I use a $17 Ritchey 5 Nm torque key tool to tighten the seat post clamp down per spec. I recommend you do so also.
what saddle can fit in the seatpost?. I have a fizik antares.
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- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Big fan of 3T products, but this one was disappointing. Top portion of clamp was not wide enough to properly secure the saddle rails. See pictures.
so what saddle can fit in the seat post? It's not standard?
Bryan Stephens
I'm not really sure, since I sent it back. Assume it was just a defective one.
John Heineken
Bryan, that's really weird. Your Fizik saddle (great saddles) should have fit just fine on this 3T Stylus post. I have the same 3T Stylus 0 Team post and it has fit everything I have put on it -including a Selle SMP Pro, a Fizik Antares Versus X, and a Selle Italia SLR Max Flow Gel.
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When Mes didn't start the day game after the night game last week, that was a Bad Sign that Mes was still in the dog house.
When Mes has averaged just 1 PA per game in the first 7 games, that's another Bad Sign.
This is a continuation of what was going on last year. It has nothing to do with how I feel Hanigan is doing (who will be just fine).
PS, this is what I considered the "snide" stuff:
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A trailer for the eagerly-awaited follow-up to last year's low-budget horror hit Paranormal Activity has proven too much for the Twilight fans who pour into theaters by the hundreds for a healthy dose of vampires and werewolfs.
Last week, Cinemark Theaters removed the trailer from its moviehouses in Texas, where it had been playing to sold-out audiences before the start of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. The new teaser for the upcoming thriller sequel Paranormal Activity 2 has been pulled from dozens of theaters in the Lonestar State following complaints from frightened moviegoers, who cry that the sneak peek is simply too scary to endure.
The buzzed-about trailer opens with footage from the first Paranormal Activity movie, including a man being thrown towards the camera. New scenes show a baby in a crib and a dog barking at a mysterious figure, along with rocking chairs moving on their own.
The original Paranormal Activity rose to fame thanks to a word of mouth campaign on the social network. The Paramount Pictures film — which costs just $15,000 to produce — grossed over $193 million at the worldwide box office.
Paranormal Activity 2 opens everywhere on Oct. 22
We're pretty easily flustered when it comes to horror flicks, but we don't even see anything remotely scary about this teaser. Decide for yourself…..
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KNOXVILLE — A 55-year-old homeless man was in stable condition today after being struck by a hit-and-run driver on Magnolia Avenue in East Knoxville.
Kerry Kidd was admitted to the University of Tennessee Medical Center after the 11:06 p.m. Wednesday incident on East Magnolia Avenue near the intersection with North Castle Street, according to Knoxville Police Department Sgt. Travis Brasfield.
Kidd was not using the sidewalk in the area but was walking or standing on the shoulder of the road, Brasfield said.
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Anne Hathaway Goes to 'Wars' with Kate Hudson
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One of the players I most enjoyed covering was Robin Ventura for those two years he played for the Yankees. In that clubhouse full of stars and egos, Ventura was a voice of calm, reason and humorous relief. VENTURA: In town tonight. I enjoyed stopping by his locker to shoot the breeze for a minute or two, talking about things other than baseball. Very smart, clever and possessing an insight on numerous issues. When there was the inevitable blow up or moment of absurdity, Ventura was always there to put it into perspective with a quip as short and hard-hitting as his swing. Once I asked him about his fight with Nolan Ryan, and his response was he knew he had made a mistake halfway out to the mound, but couldn't turn around. You'll even notice in the video he slowed down. Was it an embarrassing moment? Yes, but years later he handled it with humor. He even joined with Ryan to autograph photos of the brawl. When I covered the Orioles and he was with the White Sox, I'd make time to go o...
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Ray Durham went 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs scored for the Giants. Matt Cain tossed eight innings for the win, allowing four runs off five hits.
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luved the cg cut scenes. Questis Trepe. respect the lady with the ninjuck, lol. she knows how to use 'em.
For the love of my adoring fans and the huge wads of cash!!... Wait that was for my stripping career… ummm… CGA, hu? It's easier than actually making physical models like I used to (and sometimes still do)... I'd say fun too, only the migraine headaches I get when doing it will disagree.
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Basically, I was looking on the net for a program that was far better than HeroMachine but similar. I wanted more freedom to do what I wanted and more realism. I looked all over the net, looking at 2d Art programs and countless others. Even programs like Manga Studio didn't cut it for me.
Then I stumbled on the DAZ website. At first, I didn't know what to make of it so I left and did more searching. A short time passed and again I came across the DAZ website. So, I decided to check out Daz Studio (after I did some reading on what can be done with it).
It was EXACTLY what I was looking for and I didn't even know it, but Daz Studio filled the bill for me. It gave me the freedom no other program could do (I didn't even know of Poser at the time, and if I did I forgot about it).
And that's what got me into CG Art.
Genesis is head & shoulders above "Genesis 2" (or better known as BF2/BM2) and is the FAR superior figure. Why? It doesn't suffer from the UN-necessary gender split
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I was retired due to injuries in the line of duty and didn't know what to do with myself. I've always built models and mini's, and always enjoyed painting and drawing as a hobby, so when a friend of mine pointed me at Daz 1.5 I was sold! It's the best of traditional 2d art, with modelling and mini's thrown in
The best part is that I don't need lots of shelf space to store my models… which is good because every flat surface I own is already covered in them… lol
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"The only good place for a troll is under the bridge where he belongs!"
At the tender young age of twelve I started programming (actually, I started a lot earlier than that, but twelve is when I started doing a proper job of it). Basic games on the old Acorn Electron, moving up to QBasic and C++. I made them because I wanted to make my own games.
I did basic 2D pixel art for most of my earlier games but as years progressed I realized I needed to move with the times and step it up to 3D. Thus I got into using 3D Studio Max student edition. I've always been a very visual sort of programmer. I like to make things which had both form as well as function, so I worked hard to make things as pretty as possible with the limited skills I had. I'm not very good at organic art (Read: anything that lives and breathes) but my work was suitable for scenery and props.
I got into a discussion with a friend on a programming forum who'd posted some renders of some very well made characters. I didn't realize it at the time, but it was the Millennium male, female and child. I queried him about it and he contacted me via email with some simple renders so I could see the characters in all their form. He told me about Poser, and from that it was a simple websearch to find it.
I blew an entire months salary on the basic Poser edition and got setup with Victoria. The rest, as they say, is history.
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When I was a kid I used to make 2D graphics and poor quality 3D images using an old Atari 800 computer.
Many years latter I was using some mapping software for work and for creative fun. One of the addition to one program had extensive stuff on using 3D programs with it and recommended Bryce and had numerous Bryce images showing how to combining the two.
I ended up buying buying Bryce Pro a month latter and had fun using it. I was looking at getting Poser at some point, as I had used MangaStudioEX amd was curious bout it. A few months latter I went to the local ComicCon and saw several DAZ representatives at it.
I got to ask several questions about 3D software, got an Aiko 3 T-shirt,and bought Carrara 8 Pro supper cheap. I also got to ask questions about Studio, Poser, and 3D art.
I ended up having so much fun with Bryce & Carrara that I ended up over the next year slowly buying 3D stuff.
Being in Secoond Life introduced me to DAZ Studio. I had tried building, and making textures, then I wanted to try animations a bit. I read DAZ Studio was free and could make .bvh files, so downloaded it. Tried 2 poses before I realized it wasn't for me. Then over a year later, looked at it again with the thought of making my own art to import into Second Life and have been much more involved with CG Art since. I'm still not very good, but I do enjoy seeing my virtual art hanging on the walls of my virtual house.
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Basically,D/S 4.5 was the first 3D tool i used in my life,and the reason why i choosed the CG Art is because when i see a film like
Bee Movie,Resident Evil Degeneration/damnation,Final Fantasy or any other CG movie,i feel like they are dying or something because they don't have a lot of action but this is just in my opinion.
So i started learning the basic's like big booms,clothing,hairing(funny word),texturing and you know the rest,and other reason is when avatar the movie come out,everyone i know was wondering how did they make it and they keep telling me that's better than 3d and they can't seperate between the 3d and realism,but i did saw the diffrence,i was getting angry day by day because those idiot's don't even know what 3d means.
anyway,now my goal is to create a cg movie that have non-stop action (when you hear action from me i refer to highly detailed long time period's gunfights) and show everyone who don't believe in me what i can do.
Let's see what other reasons got you here.
Originally I was looking for a figure model to help with my sculpting ,hireing a real model can be pricey,I found a website called Majic Sculpt,and they used the Poser/Daz figures ,to do the poses that were requested or had a library of premade poses rendered out that could be down loaded.Which I thought was pretty interesting ,and the website had listed DAZ as the source of the models,so there I went to check it out ......and from there became totally addicted,haven't done a bit of sculpting ,just trying to learn DS andspending way more money then I would have for a live model but what the heck I'm haveing a barrel of fun at it!!
Being a long time "pen and paper" Roleplaying game enthusiast who woke the hobby back to life around 2004 when my son came to the age when he could really play, I soon ended up with Dundjinni and map-making. But to create props to use in Dundjunni I first found FilterForge to make textures and I even made filters to create tavern tables etc. I then ventured into 3D by simple modeling to create my own props that I rendered. But I wanted to make really cool character portraits and story cutscene images, so I started to play with DS 2 but never came into it. But with DS 3 it took of, and I've also got Carrara, Poser, Vue and a bunch of other tools.
But my first contact with 3D was Strata Studio Vision on my Mac II with a 68020 processor and 5MB of RAM, back in 1989. I also had Poser 3 but never really understood it and Bryce 2. Hence my 2005 date in the forum, when I registered Bryce 5 I think, but as I said, neither Bryce nor Poser took off until I found DS 3, when I really had a clear vision of what I wanted to accomplish. All other toying around is just the result of my Curiosity and addiction to toys (and the fact that I had a moonlighting deal with a company that later became my main client where I could just buy anything "with in limits" that I wanted to play with i exchange for my services (as I couldn't really charge them for support that they should have gotten from their IT department and I was employed by another company in the same business group).
So, to summarize, It was my urge to make really good looking adventures for Pen and Paper RPGs that got me into the whole world of DAZ, and i think I've reached my goal, my first adventure book is almost complete and ready for printing.
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Played around with Draw and Corel photopaint, decided I wanted more, so went browsing in a small PC software shop, and they showed me Bryce. I was instantly in love, but had to wait patiently until Bryce 2 came out and I could use it on a PC. Have been hooked ever since. By the time Bryce 3 was released I also bought Poser 3, so I could put figures into my landscapes, and the rest is history. Now I use Bryce 7 pro, which I bought the instant it was released, and a more modern version of Poser as an add-on to get my figures over.
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My friend Enigmatic, using endless patience, taught me to use Blender to create meshes and the GIMP to create textures. I modded for ES: Oblivion for years, until someone on my favorite gaming forum pointed me toward DAZ Studio and Poser. Because making clothes in 3d was already a thing for me, it was an easy transition to make (and rigging for V4, while not fun, isn't much worse than the first workarounds for getting armor into Oblivion were).
My first couple of products were pretty terrible, but over time I got better, and got better hardware with which to render. Renderosity gave me a chance when RDNA turned me down, and that was how I gradually earned enough to quit working part-time at scutwork and switch entirely to 3d.
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After a while of trying different options, and assorted drawing classes which just made me feel talentless, I stumbled across the Poser 6 Demo. Then while saving mad money for that, I found DAZ Studio, which was free and (for me) easier, and well… here I am with yet another expensive hobby. At least this one doesn't take up space for supplies.
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I would suggest getting a better bike with a title, and using the 74 for parts or profit. 74 and 75 had alot of "early" parts, them being the first runs years. For instance the two piece kickstarter, the Zener diode rectifier ( which is missing on yours), the lack of rubber insulators on the side of the cylinder, plus many other minor and noramally unoticable internal updates and changes. that are different from the 76-on models. The 74 also has a much weaker transmission, the later Cima trandmissions are much more robust and well-mchined.
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Far too ethanolic for a straight up G&T. Actually very unpleasant. The 48% alcohol dominates everything. Great for a martini, poor for anything else. Can't taste any of the botanicals......... At close to £40 a bottle, disappointing to say the least
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Bought for wife's birthday, she know's her gin this one is the " Tina Turner" simply the best !!!!😄
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Bought for a friends dinner party the other week, we all had to bring our own gin and this won hands down. Made a simple g & t with lot's of ice but garnished with an apple slice. Amazing story about the owners too, in fact one of the only gins on the market who make their spirit from scratch. A true gem and worth every penny!
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I've tried varios gins recently and out of the new ones I've been introduced to monkey47,sipsmiths,Williams,heindricks,tanquery 10 and bulldog I must say Bulldog for me is the best. I'm afraid Williams reminds me of Squires
8th November 2014
well I am glad I only bought a small 50cl sample rather than a big bottle. I couldn't even finish this gin and tonic. sorry, for me, totally missed the mark. perhaps sell as an apple vodka.
17th October 2014
As with the last RV this gin is expensive yet has the oddest flavour. Tastes somewhat cheap, maybe like the flavour imparted by really old ice that has been in your freezer for years. Disliked it. only drink it after Ive had a few so Im less discerning. shame for the heritage and price
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I have to say, that this is, to date, the only bottle of Gin that I've ever given away... to 3 different people because none of them liked it. It has a strange flavour that seems to resemble the vodka it comes from more than the gin it is. I appreciate that a lot of people seem to enjoy it, but unfortunately, not a single friend or family member could stand it. Shame for the price too :(.
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Was a little hesitant with the review saying it was more like Vodka, and another saying unpleasant. Made from apples, into cider, into vodka, into gin. I have to say I was bowled over. This to date is THE nicest gin I have ever had. Being 48%, 3 doubles was more than enough for a good night.
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Incredible! I may have had one too many but you can really taste the apple and it's incredibly smooth. 10/10 all day long for me!
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Lovely gin and all gins , actually all spirits are gluten free. Only problems you will have are beers and lagers. ( a coeliac for. 50 years)
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Chicken Lasagne
|Chicken breasts
|3 Pound, split
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Pound, sliced
|Dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Tarragon leaves
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|All purpose flour
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|White pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground nutmeg
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Half and half
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Light Cream)
|All purpose pasta/16 packaged lasagne noodles
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Boiling salted water
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (Use As Required)
|3⁄4 Pound, shredded (Swiss Or Gruyere)
Place chicken in a 4-quart pan, add water, and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat, cover, and simmer until chicken is tender (about 20 minutes).
Strain broth and reserve.
When chicken is cool enough to handle, discard skin and bones and shred chicken.
You should have about 5 cups cooked meat.
In a wide frying pan over medium-high heat, melt 4 tablespoons of the butter.
Add mushrooms and cook, stirring, until mushrooms are limp.
Add wine and tarragon, reduce heat to medium, and cook until most of the pan juices have evaporated; set aside.
In a 2-quart pan over medium heat, melt remaining 4 tablespoons butter.
Blend in flour, salt, pepper, and nutmeg and cook, stirring, until bubbly.
Remove pan from heat and gradually stir in half-and-half and 2 cups of the reserved chicken broth.
Save remaining broth for other uses.
Return pan to heat and cook, stirring, until smooth and thickened.
Stir mushrooms into sauce.
Cut fresh pasta into wide strips (about 12 inches long) for lasagne.
You'll need 12 to 16 pieces.
Cook noodles in a large kettle of boiling salted water until al dente (2 to 3 minutes for fresh noodles, or follow package directions).
Drain, rinse with cold water, and drain again.
Butter a 9 by 13-inch baking dish.
Spread a thin layer of sauce over the bottom.
Arrange 1/3 of noodles in an even layer over sauce.
Spread 1/3 of chicken over noodles, top with 1/3 of sauce, then cover with 1/3 of cheese.
Repeat this layering two more times, ending with a cheese layer.
If made ahead, cover and refrigerate.
Bake, uncovered, in a 350° oven until hot and bubbly (40 to 50 minutes).
Cut into squares to serve.


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Dwight Howard need to just chill out on the beach somewhere, and run anytime someone with a camera or recorder comes near him. He took ou an ad in the Orlando Sentinal thanking the city of Orlando and its fans.
"To play the game of basketball in the NBA is a blessing and to have had the opportunity to play before the Orlando fans for eight years was truly a privilege and an honor. Words cannot express the love that I have for Orlando. With your support we have done great things in this city from hanging banners to impacting our youth. Although my career with the Magic has come to a close, my love for the city and the people that make it beautiful will never end."
While Dwight may truly have enjoyed his time and love Orlando, how much of what he says do you really believe that comes out of his mouth? He could tell me the sky is blue and I'll have to ask someone else for confirmation. The best thing he can do right now, is just be quiet and ball out. He's not going to talk himself back into the hearts of fans, the only way is to win. Case in point, LeBron.
Sometimes you have to just let the relationship be what it is. If the opportunity comes where it can be fixed, then go forward, but all these wishy washy statements have to stop.
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Comment: Re:Updating gman003's post (Score 4, Interesting) 32 32
Apollo 13 should count, but not for what most people know about.
The second stage center engine shut down early due to a thrust chamber sensor reading low pressure. While this did not impact the orbital insertion (the remaining 4 engines fired for an additional 4 minutes to make up for it), the sensor reading that shutdown the engine may have been in error, and is still not understood. However, if this shutdown had not occurred, the vehicle would likely have been lost in just moments after when the shutdown occurred. The center engine was experiencing severe pogo osculations, resulting in the engine flexing the thrust frame up and down by 3 inches, 16 times each second—this motion would have resulted in disintegration of the rocket in short order. The thrust chamber sensor should have been unaffected by the pogo, so that is unlikely to be the cause of the reading that led to the shutdown. So it is possible that while one failure during launch almost destroyed Apollo 13, a second failure actually (temporarily at least) saved the mission.
See this article for more information.