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For you, is Labor Day 2011 a well-deserved day off from work? Or is it another tedious day of puttering about the house, sending out resumes and hoping that one day you'll rejoin the workforce? Either way, it's a good day to look back at how we got in this mess and take stock of what may get us out of it.
To make things easy we can compare two very different approaches to job creation, lying almost side by side in time and place. There's the liberal approach, which would have the government prop up the labor market with deficit spending, either by hiring people directly or by letting bids for all sorts of government-funded projects. We tried that in 2009.
And then there's the conservative approach, which favors cutting taxes, regulations and government spending in order to create a friendly environment for private sector job creation. Conservatives distrust fiscal stimulus because they believe that deficits and bureaucracies crowd out private investment. This is the approach we're trying right now.
And to make things even easier we have charts! From the Bureau of Labor Statistics, here's the unemployment rate from January, 2008 to June of this year:
From the Lehman Brothers collapse in September, 2008 to President Obama's inauguration the next January, the unemployment rate jumped nearly two percentage points. Remember, unemployment was already an intolerably high 8% the day he set foot in the White House.
Then came a series of typically liberal moves: the stimulus bill in February, Cash for Clunkers and the GM takeover in the spring. Allowing a bit of time for the pig to move through the python, when the full force of Obama's plan hit, the unemployment rate was flirting with 10%. And there it leveled off and began to dip a bit.
Then the Republicans won control of the House, and forced a more conservative approach. In late 2010 Congress extended the Bush tax cuts and cut the payroll tax. This year Republicans have forced budget cuts at the federal level. And what has the unemployment rate done? It's edging back up again.
Here's another chart that's useful for evaluating conservative economic policy. It compares private and public sector job creation so far this year:
As the stimulus money petered out, state and local governments began laying off people. But the private sector has failed to add enough jobs to keep up with population expansion, much less reduce unemployment . Not to put too fine a point on it, but the lousy job market is a job market designed by conservatives. Shrinking the bureaucracy hasn't kicked off a surge in private sector hiring.
But we knew that, didn't we? This is what John Maynard Keynes taught us: markets are not self-correcting. At times they need government intervention to get them back on track.
On the other hand, the best we can say about the liberal approach was that it was a kind of triage for an critically wounded economy, but by no means a cure. This is because the stimulus was not big enough. We now know that in late 2008 the economy contracted far more than economists or politicians were aware of at the time.
We don't need more tax cuts, because people will just save the extra money or pay off their debts. Indeed this is what they ought to do, but that won't put people back to work. Since neither consumption nor private investment is resulting in new hiring, the government needs to put people to work. In a big way.
And there's a big need. Our nation's roads and bridges are in terrible shape. Our schools are crumbling. We need a new electrical grid that will transport clean energy to homes and workplaces.
And we can afford it. On Friday, the real interest rate on the ten year bond fell to 0%. Bond purchasers are basically giving the U.S. an interest free loan. We've heard Republicans say so often, If the nation's households have to tighten their belts, so should the government. Well, if the nation's households were offered interest free loans they'd take them, wouldn't they? So should the gubmunt. Spend. Put people back to work.
And that's exactly what President Obama needs to tell Congress this week. Normally, he would have benefited from this clear contrast between two very different plans, but since he's acquiesced to GOP demands, he's on the hook for the economy, without the option of running against a do-nothing Congress. That can change, if he wants it to.


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Humanitarian campaigns in social media: network architectures and Kony 2012 as a polymedia event (ICT4D Seminar Series, Part 3)
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In early March 2012 the Kony 2012 viral video took the world by storm. Attracting over 70 million views in less than a week from its release it was equally criticized and admired as an example of the power of social media. In this talk I will assess the optimism surrounding the opportunities that social media offer for humanitarian action. Drawing on the analysis of the phenomenally popular and controversial Kony 2012 campaign I observe that the architectures of social networking sites orientate action at a communitarian level which heightens their post-humanitarian style (Chouliaraki, 2012). However, an emerging new genre of reporting and commenting which I term ìpolymedia eventsî can potentially extend beyond the limitations of SNS communication by opening up the space for reflexivity and dialogical imagination.
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This seminar series gathers leading scholars and practitioners to reflect on the influence of new communication technologies on development processes. The seminars will focus on the dramatic changes in citizens' ability to coordinate and mobilize for political action, on global migration and its relation to digital media, and on how international and national actors are seeking to shape the applications of technology and communication. The series provides a focus point for academics and non-academics in Oxford who are interested in the challenges and opportunities of employing new communication technologies in development contexts.
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(WBIR - Pigeon Forge) Dollywood's Splash Country's aquatics staff are celebrating a good score, following their first safety audit of the season.
Those tested received a score of "exceeds standards" during the audit, conducted by industry experts Ellis & Associates.
In addition, 11 of the waterpark's lifeguards, seven of whom are first-year guards, received a score of "exceeds standards" during lifeguard observations.
Revenue and Safety Manager for Dollywood's Splash Country, Jessica Yokley, said "This is just another level to keep our lifeguards accountable for their actions."
The unannounced audit uses hidden video surveillance to evaluate each lifeguard's response to simulated emergencies within their Zone of Protection.
Yokley described one of the mock situations each lifeguard must pass:
"They'll take a mannequin we call 'Timmy' into a lifeguard zone. Every lifeguard has a specific zone that they're responsible for. They will drop the mannequin in the zone. Somebody stays with it to watch it and they'll monitor from the side. That lifeguard is maintaining what we call a 10/20 rule and they are supposed to be scanning their entire zone every 10 seconds. So they should see and respond to the mannequin in 10 seconds," she said.
Dollywood's Splash Country lifeguards are also tested on CPR and first-aid skills, as well as other basic life support and rescue skills. If a lifeguard fails their random test, that lifeguard is given another unannounced exam within a week. If the lifeguard fails again, he or she could potentially be terminated.


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Sharks proved no match for the Alternative Press Music Awards on social TV last week. We used Canvs to fish out more details.
Sports continued to sweep the season on social TV. We turned to Canvs to break it down further.
Television inspired a wide range of big emotions with a thrilling and sentimental week for shark and soccer fans alike. We used Canvs to dive deeper.
Men's basketball and golf may have dominated social TV recently, but women nabbed the spotlight this week with a big showing at the FIFA Women's World Cup.
The NBA finals eclipsed everything else on TV this week, but that doesn't mean there wasn't plenty to Tweet about.
We used Canvs to see how people on Twitter felt about the 2015 Tony Awards.
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Sentiment can be polarizing for high-profile series finales, and Mad Men's conclusion Sunday night was no exception.
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Sunday's season premiere of Veep drove significant Twitter reactions. We used Canvs to take a deeper look into the season premiere of Veep.
AMC's Mad Men brought us into the 1970s for the premiere of its final season. We analyzed Twitter reactions to Joan to gauge how fans felt about sexism.
The Pretty Little Liars Season 5 finale drew fewer reactions than other seasons, but according to Twitter users it was the craziest finale we've tracked
We used Canvs to analyze Twitter conversation around the final Jinx episode. We also analyzed similarities to Twitter to NPR's Serial podcast.
February brought a lot of entertainment news, and we cover the highlights with CNBC. According to Canvs, Lady Gaga stole the show at the Oscars.
We've updated the season recap view in Canvs to include a context panel that comprises benchmarks for entire seasons of television.
We used Canvs to gauge the emotional conversation about LaVine and the other dunkers in the 2015 Sprite Slam-Dunk Contest.
We took to Canvs to dive deeper into the emotional stories the Better Call Saul two-night premiere told.
We analyzed Twitter reactions to The Lego Movie and the rest of January's top entertainment stories from midseason premieres to box office records.
We used Canvs to analyze more than 25 million Tweets to show just how engaged audiences were with Super Bowl XLIX.
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Our latest release features updates to benchmarks, a beta version of our Explore feature, and an easier way to contact the Canvs team with feedback.
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We're pleased to introduce the Canvs context panel, which allows you to benchmark reaction volume and rate within series, networks, genres, and more.
Canvs now programmatically analyzes Tweets captured by Nielsen Social, the industry standard provider of Twitter TV Ratings.
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Plan for Torquay town centre rejuvenation on table
Posted: September 05, 2012|
AMBITIOUS plans for reviving Torquay town centre are being discussed as part of the new local plan for the area.
A supermarket on the Lymington Road car park, a major redevelopment of the upper Union Street area, and a redrawing of the map of recognised prime retail areas are being discussed by the town centre group of the Torquay Neighbourhood Plan.
Among the ideas being discussed ahead of public consultation are introducing more leisure facilities into the town centre, including another cinema, indoor sports facilities and a modern Torquay library, similar to the Paignton development, with community facilities such as meeting rooms and education facilities.
It has been suggested that controls are relaxed so properties in the fringe areas of the town centre can be more easily converted for new uses such as a doctors' surgery, gym or residential.
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Another proposal is to make Castle Circus another focal point in the town for markets, entertainment, concerts and Christmas events.
Chairman of the group John Doherty, of Dot's Pantry, said they were working towards creating a vision for the town centre and are keen to encourage more retailers and town centre business people to get involved.
"It is a plan for improving the town centre, which is doesn't cost anybody any extra to be involved with. We are keen to hear local people's views.
"We hope the new plan will open doors for investors to spend some money in our town."
Another meeting will be organised once the ideas from the group are collated.
Anyone interested in getting involved should contact Mr Doherty on 01803 294396.


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Lovely book from We Heart brings together the best of young British creative talent
In 2012 a strange thing came over the people of these fair isles – for a time people were proud to be British and united in a warm, fuzzy patriotic glow. In the main of course this was thanks to the efforts of Team GB, our athletes who performed so heroically in the Olympics and Paralympics but it also gave us an opportunity to look around and appreciate what we have (rather than moaning about the weather, which was admittedly disappointing).
Our pals over at We Heart took the chance to celebrate British art and design brilliance in Create GB, an ongoing project highlighting more than 80 talented souls and their cultural contributions. There was a host of names we know – like Kate Moross, Studio Weave, Margot Bowman, Paul Layzell, Kyle Bean and Son Emirali – plus a host of names we'd not come across before and they've all been brought together in a really nice book designed by Studio SB.
As We Heart founder James Davidson writes in the book's foreword, British creativity is "brave, assured… eclectic, fearless" and he notes: "We're not famed for a house style (as the Scanidnavians, Dutch and Italians are); rather we're famed for reappropriation, reinvention and taking both convention and conformity outside for a quick word."
The book reflects that idea neatly giving the work room to breathe and the interviews with the creatives are printed in a daring pink type on grey stock in the middle. Tantalisingly it's billed as "Volume 1" meaning hopefully we can expect to see this project develop over coming months and years. We heart indeed.


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Antidepressants increased the risk compared to placebo of suicidal thinking and behavior (suicidality) in children, adolescents, and young adults in short-term studies of major depressive disorder (MDD) and other psychiatric disorders. Anyone considering the use of Nardil or any other antidepressant in a child, adolescent, or young adult must balance this risk with the clinical need. Short-term studies did not show an increase in the risk of suicidality with antidepressants compared to placebo in adults beyond age 24; there was a reduction in risk with antidepressants compared to placebo in adults aged 65 and older. Depression and certain other psychiatric disorders are themselves associated with increases in the risk of suicide. Patients of all ages who are started on antidepressant therapy should be monitored appropriately and observed closely for clinical worsening, suicidality, or unusual changes in behavior. Families and caregivers should be advised of the need for close observation and communication with the prescriber. Nardil is not approved for use in pediatric patients. (See Warnings: Clinical Worsening and Suicide Risk, Precautions: Information for Patients, and Precautions: Pediatric Use)
NARDIL®(Phenelzine Sulfate Tablets, USP)
NARDIL® (phenelzine sulfate) is a potent inhibitor of monoamine oxidase (MAO). Phenelzine sulfate is a hydrazine derivative.
Nardil (Phenelzine) is indicated for the following:
NARDIL has been found to be effective in depressed patients clinically characterized as "atypical," "nonendogenous," or "neurotic." These patients often have mixed anxiety and depression and phobic or hypochondriacal features. There is less conclusive evidence of its usefulness with severely depressed patients with endogenous features.
NARDIL should rarely be the first antidepressant drug used. Rather, it is more suitable for use with patients who have failed to respond to the drugs more commonly used for these conditions.
A placebo-controlled trial of phenelzine, cognitive behavioral group therapy, and their combination for social anxiety disorder. [2010.03]CONTEXT: Medication and cognitive behavioral treatment are the best-established treatments for social anxiety disorder, yet many individuals remain symptomatic after treatment. OBJECTIVE: To determine whether combined medication and cognitive behavioral treatment is superior to either monotherapy or pill placebo... CONCLUSION: Combined phenelzine and CBGT treatment is superior to either treatment alone and to placebo on dimensional measures and on rates of response and remission.
A placebo-controlled trial of phenelzine, cognitive behavioral group therapy, and
their combination for social anxiety disorder. [2010]treatment is superior to either monotherapy or pill placebo... CONCLUSION: Combined phenelzine and CBGT treatment is superior to either
Lithium augmentation compared with phenelzine in treatment-resistant depression in the elderly: an open, randomized, controlled trial. [2007.08]CONCLUSION: Lithium was more effective than phenelzine in elderly patients with treatment-resistant major depressive disorder, while tolerance of both treatments was remarkably good in this group of elderly inpatients with many comorbid medical disorders. CLINICAL TRIALS REGISTRATION: Controlled-trials.com identifier is RCTN93105957.
Efficacy and tolerability of tranylcypromine versus phenelzine: a double-blind study in antidepressant-refractory depressed inpatients. [2004.11]CONCLUSION: No difference in efficacy was observed between both monoamine oxidase inhibitors in a sample of patients with severe antidepressant-refractory depression. Phenelzine appears to be a suitable alternative to tranylcypromine.
Rapid tryptophan depletion reverses phenelzine-induced suppression of REM sleep. [2003.03]Treatment with the monoamine oxidase inhibitor phenelzine completely suppressed rapid eye movement (REM) sleep in five depressed patients. Hypothesizing that increased serotonergic neurotransmission eliminated REM sleep, we administered a tryptophan-free amino acid drink (TFD) known to reduce plasma tryptophan and brain levels of serotonin...
Phenelzine Sulfate in Treating Patients With Non-metastatic Recurrent Prostate Cancer [Recruiting]
This phase II trial studies phenelzine sulfate in treating patients with prostate cancer
that has not spread to other parts of the body and has come back. Phenelzine sulfate is a
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oxidase (MAO). MAO drugs may have an anticancer effect in prostate cancer.
Phenelzine Sulfate and Docetaxel in Treating Patients With Prostate Cancer With Progressive Disease After First-Line Therapy With Docetaxel [Recruiting]
This phase II trial is studying how well giving phenelzine sulfate together with docetaxel
works in treating patients with prostate cancer with progressive disease after first-line
therapy with docetaxel. Phenelzine sulfate may stop the growth of tumor cells by blocking
some of the enzymes needed for cell growth. Drugs used in chemotherapy, such as docetaxel,
work in different ways to stop the growth of tumor cells, either by killing the cells or by
stopping them from dividing. Phenelzine sulfate may also help docetaxel work better by
making tumor cells more sensitive to the drug. Giving phenelzine sulfate together with
docetaxel may kill more tumor cells.
Detecting Central and Peripheral Biomarkers in MDD [Recruiting]
The purpose of this study is to determine if monoamine oxidase B (MAO-B) total distribution
volume (VT), after phenelzine treatment and if so to what extent.
Treatment-Resistant Depression, Hippocampus Atrophy and Serotonin Genetic Polymorphism [Recruiting]
Reduction of volume of the hippocampus has been associated with major depression in many
studies. It has been suggested that antidepressants may protect against hippocampus volume
loss in humans associated with multiple episodes of depression and may also reverse the
reduction of volume caused by the depression. In addition, genetic markers for serotonin are
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This study aims to enroll patients who are defined as having treatment resistant depression
(no remission after at least 2 treatments trials with an antidepressant). They will receive
an MRI scan at the initial visit and either 6 months after sustained remission or 12 months
after they enter the study for non-remitters. They will also be asked to give a blood sample
for genotyping. They will be matched by age and handedness to healthy volunteers with no
personal history of depression who will also receive an MRI scan and genotyping.
The first aim is to compare hippocampal volume of depressed subjects to healthy controls. It
is anticipated that subjects will initially have smaller hippocampal volume but of those who
sustain remission, there will be a small increase in hippocampal volume. It is also
anticipated that specific genetic markers will be related to individuals response to
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Revisiting the Black Cat
BY Advocate Contributors
February 17 2012 5:00 AM ET
As we celebrate 45 years of The Advocate's history, we look both inward, to our long record of reporting on the struggle for LGBT rights, and outward, to a new generation of activists carrying the torch for equality. This original photo of the protests (participants' names and photographer unknown) has been re-created by Bradford Rogne and features activists (opposite, from left) James Duke Mason, 19, founder of the Trailblazer Campaign; Eileen Ma, 40, executive director of API Equality L.A.; and Jake Finney, 40, Anti-Violence Project manager for the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center and organizer of Trans Pride in Los Angeles.
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Debbie Gibson - Biography
Deborah Ann Gibson, credited as both Deborah Gibson and Debbie Gibson (born August 31, 1970 in Brooklyn, NY, United States), is an American singer-songwriter, and record producer who was initially a teen idol appearing repeatedly on the cover of such teen magazines as Tiger Beat. In contrast to the prevalence of the name Debbie in her teen-idol phase, she showed a preference for "Deborah" even then, and her fans had, before the release of Naked, signalled a departure from that image by using this name to refer to her.
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You guys have seen the Las Vegas One of One Showcase flyer. This xB is owned by Neek for you that don't know, fellow HF homie and blogger. I stumbled upon these fresh off the press pictures of his xB cruising the famous Las Vegas Strip a few nights ago while surfing good ol Facebook. Combine the Strip with an awesome car and some camera skills and you will have yourself some pretty dope photographs. Thanks for sending me these pics Neek. For all your Las Vegas locals, keep an eye out for Neek and the rest of the Lowballers crew. Peace.
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I hope to see that at 1of1 during FD 😀 cleanest "rumion" in Vegas!!! This inspires me to do my 2011.
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I saw that Xb at Undefeated haha
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Local pastor unharmed after tree falls on car
As her vanity plate proclaimed, a Sanford pastor was "Just Blessed" when a tree fell on her car Tuesday and she walked away with barely a scratch.
Hancy Barnes, 76, pastor at Little Galilee Church located at Vance Street and Fields Drive, was driving home in the rain Tuesday morning when all of a sudden, she said, a tree landed on top of her Toyota, crushing the roof and windshield. Several minutes later, as firefighters, law enforcement and civilians worked on clearing the tree from across Poplar Springs Church Road, Barnes said she was feeling appreciative.
"I'm just glad to be alive, not going to the mortician," she said.
Barnes, who said she's only 52 inches tall — that's 4feet, 4 inches — she said her height might be why she suffered nothing but a few small cuts on one of her legs, even though a large tree had crashed down directly on her windshield.
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Located right on the ocean, this incredible 2nd floor (of the three ONLY BEACHFRONT Floors), front-most, gem faces directly onto Aruba's most pristine and largest sugar white sand beach, Eagle Beach. THE VIEWLet's be candid and frank. Whether you are an Aruba expert with many repeat visits here or whether you are contemplating a first-time trip to Aruba, you want to make absolutely sure that you have a BREATHTAKING and unobstructed beach view, right? WE AGREE. Please read over our previous guest's comments ( more than which 50% are REPEAT visitors) and be certain about one thing: 222 has the best view of the entire resort and for that matter, a lot of people have told us- the best view on the entire island. Every time we get feedback people confirm this. Whenever we write something on our website(s) within days, the same sentiments show up copied on someone else's site (either not-so-artfully paraphrased or directly ripped off- word-for-word). Don't be seduced by the idea of a "roof top garden" or "private rooftop terrace"- You simply WILL NOT use these features-its too windy in Aruba-12 months out of the year! You will, however, use 222's three large, shaded, wind-sheltered balconies that face directly over the turquoise Caribbean Sunsets of Eagle Beach.In minutes, you can walk to Aruba's elegant prestigious oceanfront residential area replete with entertainment and many gourmet restaurants, such as Chalet Suisse www.chaletsuisse-aruba.com Tulip www.tulip-restaurant-aruba.com or Aruba's newest dining and music venue, The Screaming Eagle! www.screaming-eagle.net In addition, you are never more than 5 minutes away (by taxi or rental car) from Aruba's best supermarkets, Ling and Sons www.lingandsons.com or Kong Hing. Ling and Sons let you shop on line with a credit card and delivers right to the Villa so you can arrange all your Holiday supplies to arrive the same time as you do! Check out their Website here.There is regular, inexpensive,frequent public bus service from Oceania 222 to downtown Oranjestad and to the Palm Beach, High Rise Hotel and Casino Strip.
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Lee County topples first-place Terry Sanford
Lee County (17-3, 7-2) upset Terry Sanford (17-3, 8-1), 45-41, in boys basketball Friday night at Lee County.
The Yellow Jackets remained undefeated at home and moved into a tie with Westover for second place, one game behind the Bulldogs. Lee County avenged a 58-36 Terry Sanford win in Fayetteville four weeks ago.
The game had a playoff feel as both teams were backed by large, vocal student sections. As time expired, the Lee County students spilled onto the court to celebrate with the team.
Lee County's Hunter Jackson scored the first five points of the game on a 3-pointer and fast-break layup, giving the Yellow Jackets the largest lead either team would enjoy for the rest of the evening. Jackson was 5-for-7 shooting and made both 3-pointers he attempted on his way to a game-high 16 points.
Jackson also scored six of Lee County's final 10 points over the final four and a half minutes, as the Yellow Jackets erased a four-point deficit. Lee County didn't miss a shot in its 18-point fourth-quarter outburst.
The Bulldogs also struggled to contain Lee's Dewaun McEachin, who scored most of his 16 points on lob passes into the post that led to layups. Keaun Toler was also a force in the paint for Lee County. Toler made all three of his shots for eight points. Toler also recovered on defense to block a back-door layup that would have tied the game in the final minute.
After trailing for most of the game, Terry Sanford tied the game at 27 on a steal and layup by Justin King at the buzzer ending the third quarter. King then opened the fourth quarter with a 3-pointer, the only trifecta the team made in the game. Freshman Telligence Johnson hit a pair of jumpers, and Isaiah Stallings added a three-point play as Terry Sanford pulled ahead by four with just over four minutes to play.
Stallings led the Bulldogs with 16 points, including 14 after halftime. Johnson added eight points.
Lee County moved to 11-0 at home and extended its winning streak to four games. The 45 points were the fewest the Yellow Jackets have scored in a win this season. The Jackets travel to Union Pines on Monday.
Terry Sanford saw its six-game winning streak come to an end, losing its first conference game of the season. The 41 points were a season low for the Bulldogs, who travel to Westover on Thursday.


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Harbaugh on Flacco: 'He's definitely not 100 percent'
The Ravens did not practice Wednesday and called their injury report an "estimation," but quarterback Joe Flacco wasn't even on it.
Flacco said after Tuesday's practice -- the team usually is off Tuesday and practices Wednesday but flip-flopped this week due to Christmas -- that his injured left knee (sprained MCL) was doing well, and he'd play again Sunday at Cincinnati with a brace once more.
Flacco played with the brace in last Sunday's loss to the Patriots and has said a few times that he wasn't affected by it.
The only players listed under "did not participate" on the injury report were Gino Gradkowski (knee), Asa Jackson (thigh) and Arthur Jones (concusion).
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There's gonna be some partying today in New Jersey, because today is the birthday of one of its favorite sons No, NOT Bruce Springsteen -it's Jon Bon Jovi! The arena rock legend turns 52 today, and the crazy part is…he looks younger than we do! There's definitely a reason he won the honor of being named the Sexiest Music Man Under 40 (by a whopping 46 percent). He hasn't changed a bit from when he first burst onto the scene with the rest of Bon Jovi nearly thirty years ago. Don't believe us? Head up to the mega-gallery above and check out the hair, the ripped jeans, the gorgeous models, and other hallmarks from his '80s heyday!
But we can't forget the most important part of JBJ's legacy: his music! In order to properly celebrate the birth of New Jersey's prodigal son, we've put together a list of the best songs he had a hand in writing or recording. Give it a listen down below! On it, you'll find the biggest hits he worked on with Richie, Tico and the rest of the boys (we've got "Livin' On A Prayer", obvs), singles from his solo career (shout-out to "Blaze Of Glory"), and even a standard or two (his blues-y take on "Please Come Home For Christmas" is our favorite version of that song). Play it loud and enjoy!
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To provide a disposable container which can be prefabricated under sterile conditions, a pair of concentric plastic rings are formed with interfitting, interlocking projection and recess means permitting the rings to be snapped together, the rings being additionally formed with matching fitting surfaces to interpose the edge portion of a gas permeable membrane therebetween so that, when the membrane is placed on the outer ring and the two rings are snapped together, the membrane is irremovably held. Preferably, the outer ring is made of a softer, yielding plastic, the inner ring of a more rigid plastic, with a projection snapping into a groove formed on the inner, more rigid ring, and the matching clamping surfaces for the membrane forming a sinuous, tortuous path with a flexible projecting lip on the outer ring fitting into a recess to clamp the membrane and seal the membrane in the structure.
1. A cultivation container for cultures, microorganisms, cells, tissue, having a stretched, gas permeable, but impermeable to liquid membrane (3) forming the bottom thereof, and holding means to hold the membrane in position and in stretched and liquid tight condition comprising
two concentric plastic rings (1,2) fitted in each other and having matching fitting surfaces (9,10) and interengaging and interlocking recess-projection locking means (4,5), the edge portion of the plastic membrane (3) being clamped between the adjacent matching fitting surfaces (9,10) in self-holding relation to lock and pinch the membrane in position between said matching, fitting surfaces when the rings are locked to each other and interlocking by engagement of the recess-projection locking means (4,5).
2. A container according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the plastic rings (1) is formed with a projecting sealing projection (3) and the other ring (2) is formed with a sealing surface (2a) facing said sealing projection (8), the membrane (3) being clamped between said sealing projection (8) and said sealing surface (2a).
3. A container according to claim 2, wherein the sealing projection (8) terminates in a knife edge.
4. A container according to claim 1, wherein the interengaging and interlocking recesses and projection means comprises a first bead (4) formed on one of the rings (1) at the surface facing the other ring, a second bead (5) defining a groove (5a) therebehind formed in the other ring (2) in the surface forming said first ring (1) to permit snapping the rings (12) together.
5. A container according to claim 1, wherein the interengaging and interlocking recess and projection means comprises a bead (4) formed at the surface of the inner ring (1) facing the outer ring (2), a projection (5) formed on the surface of the outer ring (2) facing the inner ring (1) and defining a groove (5a) therebehind;
and wherein the matching fitting surfaces comprise an inner locating projection (9) formed on the inner ring (1) and defining a groove therebehind, and an outer locating projection (10) formed on the outer ring (2) and engaging in the groove behind the inner locating projection.
6. A container according to claim 5, wherein the outer ring (2) is made of yielding, soft plastic, and the projecting lip (10) fitting behind the locating projection (9) of the inner ring is shaped and dimensioned to yieldingly deflect and clamp the membrane between the locating projection (9) and said lip.
7. A container according to claim 6, wherein the inner ring (1) is formed with a sealing projection (8), and the outer ring (2) has a surface (2a) facing a said sealing projection (8) to clamp the membrane between the sealing projection (8) and said surface (2a), said surface additionally, forming a locating stop for the inner ring to hold the bead (4) and the projection (5) in snapped-together, locked engagement, and the membrane (3) stretched between the inner locating projection (9) of the inner ring.
8. A container according to claim 1, wherein said rings (1,2) are made of different plastic materials, one of the rings being made of hard essentially rigid plastic and the other ring being made of plastic which is softer, and yielding with respect to the plastic of the first ring.
9. A container according to claim 1, wherein the inner ring (1) is made of essentially rigid, hard plastic and the outer ring is made of yielding and soft plastic.
10. A container according to claim 1, wherein the matching fitting surfaces comprise an inner locating projection (9) formed on the inner ring (1) and defining a groove therebehind, and an outer locating projection (10) formed on the outer ring (2) and engaging in the groove behind the inner locating projection, the membrane being stretched between the inner and outer locating projection (9) of the inner ring and being clamped in self locking relation between said inner and outer projection forming the matching, fitting surfaces.
The present invention relates to a cultivation container or vessel, and more particularly to a cultivation container for cultures, microorganisms, cells, tissue and the like, and which uses a stretched gas permeable plastic membrane or foil as the bottom thereof, the membrane being clamped at the edge portion in a clamping holder.
Cultivation vessels of this type have previously been proposed. Generally, they include a ring shaped base plate which is formed with a groove in which a ring shaped cover plate with a comb-like projection fits; the gas permeable plastic foil is engaged between the cover plate and the ring shaped base plate. An additional plastic ring is provided to form the wall of the container or vessel. The gas permeable but impermeable to liquid plastic foil or membrane forms the bottom of the vessel and it is clamped by interlocking of the projection of the cover plate in the groove of the base plate. The clamping and stretching of the plastic foil is effected by pressure screws, threads, or the like.
It has also been proposed to provide cultivation vessels in the form of bags made of gas permeable plastic to cultivate tissue and the like. The inner surface of the plastic bag is roughened in order to favor growth of cells thereon. The kind of plastic useful in accordance with the invention to cultivate tissue and the like is described in U.S. Pat. No. 3,941,662.
The cultivation devices previously proposed to cultivate microorganisms previously were made or assembled just before the microorganisms were ready to be cultivated. This required substantial time, particularly of research personnel, which, however, was considered necessary in view of the importance of the use of the grown microorganisms.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a cultivating vessel which can be manufactured as a ready product, which is inexpensive, and in which the cost and the equipment necessary for reuse, sterilization, and reassembly can be avoided.
Briefly, a clamping arrangement is made of two concentrically arranged rings made of plastic, the rings being formed with corresponding projections and recesses to lock them together. The rings, further, are formed with clamping surfaces to clamp the plastic membrane therebetween. Preferably, the plastic membrane is roughened at least on one side thereof.
The invention will be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawing, wherein:
The single FIGURE is a schematic cross-sectional view through the vessel or container of the present invention.
An inner plastic ring 1 is surrounded by an outer plastic ring 2. The bottom of the vessel is formed by a gas permeable plastic foil membrane 3. The inner plastic ring 1 is formed with a projecting ridge or bead 4 at its outer circumference, which fits beneath a projection 5 at the inner surface of the outer ring 2. The projection 5 forms the limiting part of a groove 5a in the outer ring 5. The projection 5 merges actually outwardly in a conical surface 7 which merges into a more shallow conical surface 6, forming a centering cone for assembly of the inner ring 1 into outer ring 2. The bottom of the inner ring 1 is formed with a sealing lip 8 which is shaped to terminate in a knife edge. The inner ring 1 is, additionally, formed with an abutment projection 9 to guide the edge portion of the plastic foil. The projection 9 defines in its outer side a groove in which a projecting lip 10 from the outer ring 2 can engage. The foil membrane 3 is clamped between the lip 10 and the abutment projection 9 in self-holding relation. The additional sealing lip 8 bearing against sealing surface 2a on outer ring 2 provides for further sealing of the parts and also defines the limiting engagement position of rings 1 and 2.
The rings 1, 2, are made of different plastic, as indicated by the different shadings in the FIGURE. The inner ring 1 is formed of a hard, essentially rigid plastic; the outer ring 2 is formed of a softer, and more flexible plastic. This arrangement is preferred, although the relationship of rigid and flexible plastic with respect to the rings can be reversed, just as the projections 4, 5 locking against each other can be reversed. The more flexible, softer plastic is, preferably, polyvinyl chloride, polypropylene, or high density, or high pressure polyethylene; the hard plastic is preferably polystyrol, or a polycarbonate. The vessel, preferably, is cup shaped and can be furnished with a removable cover, preferably made of transparent plastic.
The sealing lip 8 is not strictly necessary, although desirable. The projection 4 fits into the groove defined by the projection 5 of the outer ring 2 and, once assembled, is held irremovably therein. The inner sealing lip 10 fitting against a groove defined by the abutment projection 9 of the inner ring is preferably flexible, which is inherently given by making the projection 10 of smaller cross sectional diameter and, in accordance with the preferred embodiment, forming the outer ring 2 of the yielding more softer plastic, so that the membrane 3 will be securely held by the abutment projection 9 and the lip 10, the lip 10 being slightly deflected upon assembly of the parts together.
The arrangement permits assembling the membrane 3 to be free of wrinkles, folds, or undulations and to be tightly stretched, providing a liquid tight clamping thereof and holding liquid reliably for long periods of time. The simple form of the plastic rings permits inexpensive manufacture, and additionally automated assembly together with the gas permeable plastic foil under sterile conditions. The plastic foil, preferably, is roughened at least at the upper surface 3a (with reference to the FIGURE). Mistakes or misassembly upon assembling the cultivation vessels in the field are thus excluded. The structure lends itself to inexpensive and automated manufacture and assembly and thus permits production of the vessel as a disposable article. This is particularly important when used under clinical conditions. The selection of the plastic materials so that one of the rings is made of a harder plastic than the other provides an excellent seal between the parts and further facilitates assembly of the rings into each other.
Various change and modifications may be made, and, particularly, the relative relationships of the interlock projections and grooves can be reversed. Forming the inner ring 1 as the rigid, hard plastic has the advantage that the foil 3 is always reliably stretched.
Stretching the membrane between the inner projection 9 of the inner ring and the projection 10 of the outer ring forming the interengaging fitting surfaces can be carried out under sterile conditions, resulting in a container which is inexpensive and lends itself to reassembly, or for disposable use. The arrangement permits assembling the membrane to be tightly stretched, providing a liquid tight clamping thereof and holding liquids reliably for long periods of time.
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Exterior of Andersen Library | Interior of Andersen Library | Storage Cavern | IHRC Staff & Offices
|IHRC is located on the 3rd floor in Suite 311, and our offices overlook the Mississippi River as shown above.
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|Exterior Photos of Andersen Library. This is the main entrance to the Elmer L. Andersen Library at the foot of the Washington Avenue bridge, near the plaza in front of Willey Hall (on the left). If you're coming to the library from the pedestrian bridge or another building on the West Bank Campus, more than likely you will enter through this door.On the left is the "North Entrance" on the upper, plaza level. There is another entrance on the north side on the lower level. These are the doors you will encounter if you park near the Law School or in the public parking ramp at 7-Corners. Visitors may enter any of these doors during normal hours. For special occasions and meetings you may be directed to a specific entrance as all of the doors are locked on nights and weekends. The photo on the right shows the end of the Washington Avenue pedestrian bridge in the foreground and the library in the background.
|Stepped Tower, a 60-foot obelisk of red granite, was designed by Jackie Ferrara, a New York City artist. This sculpture, located in the courtyard, was funded by the University's Public Art on Campus Program. It is the 40th piece in the collection, which was begun in 1992 when a new state law required that one percent of the development cost for all state-funded buildings go to art.
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|As you enter Andersen Library, you may climb the grand staircase from the atrium level to the 3rd floor, or you may take the public elevator across the atrium. Follow the signs to the Archives Suites, and IHRC is in suite 311 shown on the right above.
|Visitors and researchers are greeted in the main reception area. Researchers fill out a researcher information sheet and sign the daily log. Researchers then meet with curatorial staff to discuss their information needs and sources available.
|Before entering the reading room, researchers need to place all coats, backpacks, computer cases, umbrellas and other items in the lockers outside the IHRC suite, across from the reading room. These lockers require a $0.25 coin, but it is automatically returned when the key is returned. IHRC researchers share this reading room with researchers from the other special collections on the 3rd floor: the Social Welfare History Archives and the Kautz Family YMCA Archives.
|Researchers will find inventories to IHRC's manuscript collections, photocopies of photograph collections (both located in the black filing cabinet in the photo above), and genealogical reference books inside the reading room. The card catalog (on the right) contains information on non-cataloged books, newspaper holdings, and serials holdings. To locate information about manuscript collections and cataloged books, researchers can search the University of Minnesota Library's online catalog. A library computer is available in the reading room.
|Each researcher's desk is equipped with an electrical plug-in, so researchers may bring lap-top computers. IHRC's books and manuscripts are stored in a large cavern downstairs. Researchers fill out request slips, and the IHRC curatorial staff retrieve the materials and bring them upstairs to the reading room. Researchers can then take notes or request photocopies. The IHRC staff makes all photocopies. Learn more about patron services. In general, a retrieval trip takes between 10 and 20 minutes, depending upon the number of items asked for. The IHRC staff retrieves materials as they are needed, rather than on a set time schedule.
|Storage Cavern
|Andersen Library is actually two separate buildings: the office suite on top of the river cliff and the storage cavern below. The photo on the left shows the portal entry into the cavern from its entrance on West River Road. Through the treetops above the portal you can see the office suite building. The photo above shows the area directly behind the yellow cavern doors. There is sufficient space in this area to drive and park semi trucks that make deliveries. Beyond this entryway are two caverns, one for manuscripts and special collections and the other one for the MINITEX library resource sharing group.
|As previously mentioned, the IHRC staff will retrieve books and other items from the storage cavern. Books and serials are stored upon many rows of shelving and separated by ethnic group. To maximize storage space, some of the collection is stored in pull-out trays like the serials in the photo on the right. The current library collection takes up nearly 10 rows of shelving.
|Manuscript collections are stored in small archives boxes. Each processed collection is assigned a collection number. Researchers can learn more about the contents of specific boxes within specific collections by reading the collection inventory. Most inventories include a folder-level description of the contents. Currently there are nearly 200 processed collections.
|Newspapers are stored in large archives boxes. Each box has an ethnic designation and box number. Researchers can request a particular title and date, and the IHRC curators will look up the newspaper's box number and location in a database. Databases are used to keep track of holdings and shelf locations.
|Less frequently-used collections, closed collections, duplicate materials, and un- processed collections are stored in the High Bay portion of the cavern. These collections are stored in record center cartons with each box's location recorded in a database. Because of the height of the shelving, IHRC staff uses very tall ladders to retrieve materials. If necessary, a special machine (similar to a 'cherry picker') is used to safely retrieve heavy materials or those out of reach. Map cases store maps and other oversize, flat materials. IHRC shares this storage area with all of the archives and special collections in Andersen Library.
|Immigration History Research Center Office Suite
|Processing area in the office suite (left) and student work space (right). IHRC Conference Room.


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That's Nicklas Jensen, scoring on an end-to-end rush. Why do you care? Because the Canucks just drafted the Danish winger from the Oshawa Generals with the 29th overall pick in the 2011 draft. Here's Laurence Gilman, announcing the pick to a chorus of boos and jeers from Minnesota Wild fans who still think it's 2003.
Like many Canucks fans, we responded to the pick with complete bewilderment. Where's Oshawa? Don't they mean Ottawa? Is Jensen a soft or a hard J? Does Google have the answers I'm looking for? Of course it does. As a wise man (my friend Kevan Gilbert) once said, I think as a criticism of how we've come to rely on search engines, "If it's not on Google, it doesn't exist." It's pretty much true.
Here's what Dobber Hockey (whose 2011 prospects report is a wise purchase) has to say about him.
Despite all the hubbub surrounding Swedish power winger Gabriel Landeskog, it's surprising that an almost identical player has gone nearly unnoticed during his own solid campaign. 6'3 Danish winger Nicklas Jensen exceeded all expectations for himself during the 2010-11 season, falling a goal and an assist shy of the 30-30-60 mark. A tremendous competitor who carried Oshawa at times, Jensen firmly established himself as a first-round player.
So just what is the difference between Jensen and Landeskog? Beyond some minor physical differences – Jensen is taller, Landeskog lighter according to pre-combine measurements — the pair finished the year with remarkably similar numbers (although Landeskog played eight fewer games). While there's no denying Landeskog appears to have the edge in the intangible categories and defensive ability, the gap really may not be all that large. After all, both are complimentary wingers who provide size and grit, but not the elite vision or offensive toolkits to do it themselves.
The difference might be that while a team will be drafting Landeskog with the hopes of an Iginla-type power forward — and a more realistic ceiling of an Andrew Ladd-esque player — Jensen's projected future and ceiling are a lot closer. As such, if you're a GM looking to nab the next great European power forward, save your chips and stay where you are in the draft order. One might just fall to you.
Obviously, as a Canucks fan, you have every reason to be skeptical Jensen will never amount to anything quite as sexy as described above. Recent history indicates that he'll impress at training camp in September, narrowly miss making the team, and then suffer some mishap that ensures he's somehow less impressive next year. But consider this startling fact: the Canucks' track record with Danes is relatively spotless.
Plus, Jensen's been a fairly prolific scorer at every level. Here's a brief history, courtesy of Hockey's Future:
2008-09: Jensen played for Herning in the Danish Under-20 league. In 28 games for that club, he scored 28 goals and added 15 assists for 43 points. Jensen played for Denmark at the 2009 Under-18 World Junior Championship (D-1B), where he picked up 1 assist in 5 games.
2009-10: Jensen played for Herning in Denmark's top league, appearing in 34 games. He scored 12 goals and added 14 assists for 26 points, good for second in scoring on his team. Jensen played in 10 playoff games for Herning, scoring 6 goals and adding 4 assists for 10 points. He was named the Rookie of the Year in the Danish League. In international play, Jensen played for Denmark on both the Under-18 and Under-20 teams. In 5 games at the U-18 D-1A tournament, Jensen scored 13 goals and added 2 assists for 15 points. He was named the Top Forward of that tournament. At the U-20 D-1A tournament, Jensen scored 3 goals and added 2 assists for 5 points in 5 games. he was also named the Top Player on his team at this tournament. Jensen was chosen eighth overall at the 2010 CHL Import Draft by the OHL's Oshawa Generals.
2010-11: Jensen joined the Oshawa Generals for his OHL rookie season, playing in 61 games for that team. He scored 29 goals and added 29 assists for 58 points, while also adding 42 penalty minutes. Jensen played for Denmark's gold medalist Under-20 team at the D-1B tournament, where he scored 2 goals and 3 assists for 5 points in 5 games. Jensen played for Team Cherry at the 2011 CHL Home Hardware Top Prospects Game.
I'm intrigued by the minor mystery surrounding Jensen's weight. He's billed as a power forward, although most places have him listed at between 185 and 190 lbs. If that's the case, then he definitely needs to bulk up. However, Canadian Press says he's a much more promising 202 lbs. If that's the case, he still needs to bulk up, but 200+ is a much better starting point.
Anyway, for more information on Jensen, spend more time Googling him. And send us anything interesting you find so we can pretend we already knew it. In closing, here's another goal from Youtube:
I bet he does that all the time.Tags: Canucks, draft, jensen
No warning on the goal celebration song in the second video?
Nice summary, saved me some time. I need to learn about this google thing one day, I just used nhl.com. Apparently, his favourite website is facebook… yet his personal profile isn't public. What's up with that?
Here are some scouting reports I found.
NHL Central Scouting's Chris Edwards:
"Nicklas has adjusted very well to the OHL. His puck-handling and play-making ability are excellent. He has an excellent wrist shot that he gets off quickly."
Oshawa Generals GM and coach Chris DePiero:
"He's starting to take off, certainly after Christmas, after he returned from the World Junior B pool and spending some time at home, since he's been back he's been on fire. It's renewed confidence for him. He's proving that the accolades coming his way are well deserved. They feed off each other (Lucas Lessio, Andy Andreoff and Nicklas Jensen). It's not the pretty passing plays, it's the little touch passes. They utilize their size and their quickness. Their puck protection is excellent. … They have a chemistry, the three of them. It's been kind of neat."
thescoutingreport.org's Mike Kloepfer:
In the junior ranks, Jensen is one of the most offensively gifted players in the league when he puts it all together. For his 6.03 frame he is a great skater, with a fluid stride. In combination with his skating ability, Jensen has great hands, and can often be seen going coast-to-coast and can really make things happen with little to no room. Of the 29 goals he scored in the OHL this season, a few of them could possibly be called goal of the year. This really speaks to the finishing ability that Jensen possesses and could translate into a 30 goal scorer at the next level. He is the type of player that if you give him an inch he will take a foot which makes him a difficult player to defend.
Jensen has lots of room to grow into his lanky build. He currently stands at 6.03, 186 pounds and will be required to put on some muscle before he is able to compete at the next level. That being said, he really began adapting to the North American game in the latter part of the season. Although, still a little weak on the puck at times, he is learning how to use his size to his advantage, and protect the puck. Consistency is the main concern in his game, as he was incredibly streaky, and could be seen taking shifts off. Near the end of the season, and in his playoff run, he began to drop that from his name, as he marked seven goals and 10 points in 11 games. Although the strong finish he has a long way to go to prove to critiques he is the real deal.
Overall Jensen could be that player that becomes the steal of the draft and becomes an 80 point scorer at the NHL level. The real concern is that he becomes the player that never really finds his place in the top 6. Despite his consistency issue, Jensen's skill set is enough to attract NHL teams. The question now, is how attractive are his skills? Can he be drafted in the 10-15 range? Sure. For now, he fits in at 21 in the TSR's final rankings for 2011.
Pros: Game-breaker, Size and speed, High-end skills
Cons: Strength, Consistency, Improve hockey sense
Skill-set Comparison: Joe Colborne
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Welcome to the 3rd edition of Miami's Best Homebrew presented by South Florida on TAP. We are going to keep it simple, but we do have some rules just to make sure everyone is on a level playing field. What are you brewing for? Good question.
- Home kegging kit provided by Daddy Brews
- Your beer will be featured in at least one bar/restaurant in Miami
- Grovetoberfest will pay for your supplies to make this additional batch of beer
- A bad ass trophy
- Comfort in knowing you have the best beer in Miami
- Lot's of notoriety and bragging rights
- Category winners will receive $50 prize packs compliments of South Florida on TAP and a trophy.
General Rules
1. You must complete the entry form by Sept 30, 2014 – No exceptions
2. We are limiting judging to the first 5 beers in each category.
3. Contest is only open to home brewers in the South Florida area
4. Brew in compliance with best brewing practices
5. There is no entry fee to compete
6. You must bring 5 individually bottled beers to one of the drop off locations below.
7. Bottles must be unmarked with plain caps an no label or markings. Dark bottles please.
Judging will happen at Gold Coast on October 9 at 7pm Sharp. You can drop off your beer at Gold Coast on Oct 9 between 4pm and 7pm or Daddy brews any day before. Please contact Jacob at Daddy brews to verify their hours. You and one guest are welcome to view the judging at Gold Coast from 7pm to 9pm on Oct 9.
1. This will be a blind taste test by our panel of judges
2. All decisions of the panel are final
3. Your beer must enter into one of the following four categories:
Malt Forward – Any beer style that showcases the malt characteristic of the beer
Hop Forward – Any beer style that showcases the hop characteristic of the beer
Well Balanced – Any style that represents a balance of both
"Gasolina" – Any style above 10% ABV
4. You must enter your beer into the category YOU deem appropriate. The judges will not switch you categories for you.
5. There will be a winner in each category and a "Best in Show" overall winner.
At Grovetoberfest
If you wish to pour/sample your beer at Grovetoberfest you can do so at no cost. We provide tent, table, ice, etc.
1. If you bring 15-20 gallons (15 minimum) then you will be under the Home Brew Pavilion tent with your own table.
2. If you bring more than 20 gallons, you have the option of having your own individual tent tent.
3. In either case you will be given 2 vendor passes only.
Good Luck!
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