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If you're going anywhere in snowboarding, you're gonna take a few slams along the way, and you're going to end up on your head on at least a few of them. With the Red Mutiny Helmet you'll be able to walk away and be able to try again another day. Its low-profile ABS shell lets you still look cool, and the EPS foam keeps your brain working after a big impact.
- EPS single-impact foam gives its life to save yours if you crash
- Injected ABS shell is durable and low-profile
- Airvanced Ventilation features adjustable vents so you can control whether you want more or less air escaping
- Removable ear pads for spring riding and skating
- REDphone audio accessory compatible (REDphones not included)
- CE 1077B certified
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Great helmet!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is an awesome helmet! Save my bucket a few times so I've been through a few Mutiny helmets. The vents work great, low pro, and light weight (not as light as the Hi-Fi) but pretty close.
Red on the lift
Very comfortable, warm and cool
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Very comfortable helmet. Keeps you warm when its cold, and breathes fairly well when the day warms up. The chin strap is surprisingly comfortable. Even after a full day of skiing I never find myself fighting with it.
Oh, and the blue color is pretty sweet...
Pretty good helmet
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is my first helmet purchase. One thing that's dissuaded me from purchasing any helmet is the fact that some can look pretty bulky on me. This one looks great and works well with my Spy Orbit goggles.
The fit is a little bit snug. I purchased a Medium. I wear a 7 3/8 hat size and my head measures about 78.5cm. That said I tried on a Large at my local shop and found it to be too loose, so not much in between to work with.
Solid Helmet
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Used it twice so far. Seems to be a pretty solid helmet though. I've never worn a helmet snowboarding and was worried my head might get a lil cold/uncomfortable. Not a problem at all. Stayed warm, comfortable, and most importantly SAFE! Really like the padded chin strap. I wore this with my Oakley Crowbar goggles and they fit awesome together. I also bought the RedPhones to go along. Those worked ok. They started to cut out on me after a few hours of riding, but after a little fidgeting with the cord they were fine. I do have to say though with the RedPhone audio inserts in, my left ear started getting a little bothered late in the day. It's possible the insert just rattled a little loose, or the fact that I'm not used to wearing a helmet, especially with firm audio inserts. Or maybe I just have weird ears. This is the only reason I don't give it 5 stars. Overall very solid helmet though. Definitely recommend it.
Couldn't be happier.
Super comfortable, super light, very warm. Way better than I expected. I love this helmet.
This helmet is great! Very comfortable and warm! Such a great product! If you are looking for a quality helmet, this is the right choice!
This helmet is great! Very comfortable and warm! Such a great product! If you are looking for a quality helmet, this is the right choice!
Great helmet
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is more low-profile than the Bern Watts in my opinion. I also bought it one size smaller than what my measurements were and it fit much better. Only complaint is that when i wear my goggle strap over the helmet, it pulls the helmet back. I have to wear my goggles under my helmet for it to stay in place.
Kick aRSS!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great helmet, Great fit, keeps me warm in the coldest days here in Utah! Padded really well inside. Put in the speakers and its great!
this helmet is great, feels comfy and looks good.. looks like a bern though.
First Helmet
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
well this is my first helmet, and for the first on i like it alot keep my head warm and the google clip in the back keep my googles nice a comfy all in good helmet, hope i never have to test it tho LOL
does it come with a helmet bag by...
does it come with a helmet bag by chance?
it does not.
Will Spy Apollo Goggles work with this...
Will Spy Apollo Goggles work with this helmet?
I believe so. Due to the brim of the Mutiny, the majority of goggles will fit up snug to it. Also, included with the Mutiny is a removable goggle gasket to take up any spaces.
Does the helmet have a goggle clip on the...
Does the helmet have a goggle clip on the back?
This helmet does have a plastic goggle clip on the back.
I think you'll find a mini-bungee system that snaps over your goggle strap. The part of the system that is flush with the helmet looks like a traditiona plastic clip, but it is in fact held there by a bungee. Have not had a chance to test it yet, as I just got one.


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losmandy G11 gemini 2 mount question !
Posted 05 May 2013 - 09:55 AM
Posted 05 May 2013 - 10:29 AM
After first receiving my mount from Losmandy, it bound and made horrible screeching noises. I adjusted the worms until I thought they were correct, but still had tracking problems, especially in DEC. The best advice, which I followed, was from a post by Ed Thomas at Deepspace Products. He suggested adjusting while slewing. I put the mount on a bench, loaded enough to keep balance, and slewed with the handset, while adjusting the worm, until it sounded correct/good. I checked that the play/backlash was minimal and considered it good to go.
Performance, fully loaded with my SN-8 and astrophotography gear (about 35 lbs), was good with about +/- 15 sec PEC, corrected to +/- 5 sec with Pempro. It tracks good and pointing is good.
Charlie B
Posted 05 May 2013 - 01:15 PM
Posted 05 May 2013 - 01:25 PM
the tracking was frankly horrible! used a 8"sct @ 6.3 ( 1260mm fl and prime w/ dslr ) and there was a lot of tracking and some weird triangle shaped stars in my images ( around 45sec to 60 sec subs unguided ) nothing worth keeping. I chalk a lot of that up to not creating good models only one star but was very disappointed. Rex
The tracking issue has nothing whatsoever to do with modeling. Unguided at 1260mm fl is not going to work well and you can model build to kingdom come with an infinite number of stars without it improving. You need to guide. And how is the polar alignment? That matters too but modeling does not.
Posted 05 May 2013 - 04:18 PM
thank you Charlie, I will do that. I took the mount out last night to star party and did some quick alignment and goto modeling ( still leaning g2 menues ) and the tracking was frankly horrible! used a 8"sct @ 6.3 ( 1260mm fl and prime w/ dslr ) and there was a lot of tracking and some weird triangle shaped stars in my images ( around 45sec to 60 sec subs unguided ) nothing worth keeping. I chalk a lot of that up to not creating good models only one star but was very disappointed. the goto was very nice for my first time out but tracking needs work. apparently they update and change the g2 OS often so I guess that rules out an actual manual for this mount. love the construction of this mount it really is a work of engineering art. plan on getting many years of use from it. thanks again. Rex
Hello Rex,
As I understand it, the modelling has to do with pointing accuracy and not tracking performance.
Judging by the reports of G11 owners that I have read in various places, improving G11 RA tracking is some sort of rite of passage: you get your G11, the tracking sucks, you do some tweaking and fiddling and finally the tracking gets to be what you dreamed about.
At your focal length, I suspect that you can do unguided astrophotography only with the very premium mounts and after obsessive polar alignment.
Waiting for some favorable weather so that I can go out and play some more with my RA tracking.
Posted 06 May 2013 - 10:30 AM
Posted 06 May 2013 - 10:52 AM
It would be really rare achievement with that mount.
Posted 06 May 2013 - 11:39 AM
Posted 06 May 2013 - 11:41 AM
Welcome to the club! I have/had a G11 that started with the Digital drive & wound up with with G2 & the OPW before I got an HGM-200 for more capacity. I believe that someone has already spoken for the G11. When I got it it wasn't a very happy camper, Old grease, steel worms, squashed clutch pads. I cleaned & greased & tweaked until I was ready to put it in the dumpster. It gets better. The OPW is fairly straightforward to adjust. This is what I do YMMV:
While assembling the OPW make sure that the end bearings have the smallest play by squeezing them together with your fingers while tightening the hex bolts. This will get the end play down to a minimum. Don''t use a 'C' clamp like was need on the old style worm block assemblies, it'll only cause bigger problems.
Once the end play on the worm has been taken care of, install the coupler with a IIRC 0.001" clearance. Be aware that the coupler will only work one way IIRC.
At this point I installed the OPW on the mount without the gearbox, but with the Gearbox studs in place.
Put the hex bolt closest to the motor on 1st and snug this up. The idea is to use the hexbolt farthest away from the motor to hold the OPW in place and use the hexbolt closest to the motor as a pivot point.
Back the thumbscrew all the way out, then gently push the OPW against the Worm Wheel (RA/DEC Gear), and rock the worm wheel to seat the OPW into the wheels teeth as far as possible, then tighten the hexbolt farthest away from the motor.
Finish assembling the OPW, with the Gearbox, motor cover, motor, etc. Don't tighten the hexbolts all the way down yet.
Gently snug the thumbscrew up to the OPW. Only a very light tightness is needed.
Put the OTAs' finders, Guiders, etc., & balance normally.
Start Gemini, & manually slew the mount using the OPW that you just installed.
When you hear the mount start to bind, stop slewing, leave the mount tracking, and loosen the hexbolt farthest away from the motor, turn the thumbscrew 1/8 turn MAXIMUM, then tighten the hexbolt again. It doesn't take much adjustment.
Slew the mount, to check for binding, & readjust as needed until you can slew from limit to limit without binding.
Now tighten the hexbolts so they don't move.
Do the same for the other Axis if you need to. Done.
As has been mentioned there is are several groups that are run by users. The Gemini-2 group is an excellent & very active group run by Tom Hilton as a service to the users. Well worth your time. Good luck.
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Posted 06 May 2013 - 12:37 PM
Once the end play on the worm has been taken care of
I forgot that I had to take care of this problem too. However, you will find that the G11 is very easy to work on.
Charlie B
Posted 06 May 2013 - 04:23 PM
Posted 06 May 2013 - 05:42 PM
just for the record, I have only had this mount since 5/2/13 and have been working with it and trying to get accustomed to it.the mount is brand new and the factory (losmandy) installed the worm block an precision worm. one would think they would have put a little effort into trying to make it right. you don't buy a new BMW and then they tell you the cars doesn't work and were not going to give you a Manuel and oh by the way you will have to talk to other owners of the car to figure out if you can get it to work! hey do you want custom floor Matt's with that oh well that was my 2 cents worth now to get it to work, joined yahoo losmandy group and with all of your help as well hope to have some nice images to share and stories to tell .
Interestingly enough, the notion that one could fiddle with and adjust the mount was one of the factors that led me eventually to the G11. My mount is almost as new as yours. Our weather has allowed me only one fairly extended outing. I did report that experience in this forum. It was not all positive, but then, in this hobby is anything ever all positive?
Posted 06 May 2013 - 11:57 PM
I have been thinking long and hard about the G11 from my personal experience and I have come to the following conclusion.
1) I have only tried 1 other GEM made by Synta, it had no GOTO. I think it was an equivalent of the EQ5 but at the time I didn't know enough to be sure. Anyway, the quality of that mount was horrible and it did lead to personal injury. I am still carrying the scar since 2006. The G11 is a Ferrari in comparison to that piece of junk
2) The G11 out of the box performs badly, it needs a lot of tuning, this gets on my nerves as it is not the cheapest piece of gear out there, and as you mentioned it doesn't even come with a printed manual for the price. That being said, once it has been tuned, it will perform to a very high level of excellence. Till the next time it needs tuning again then you go through the entire song and dance again, only now you know a bit better and are less likely to get it wrong.
4) For visual use the G11 performs admirably with minimal fuss and it can carry a very big load.
5) The only reason to buy a G11 for imaging is that you cant afford a Mach 1 GTO or Paramount MX.
At the end of the day, it is a very capable mount, but it is very frustrating to get it to work to the best of it's capabilities. I've had people show me unguided photos taken at 2000 mm done with the G11, that is an amazing achievement. On the other hand, I had spent more than a year struggling with mine till it started to behave, if I totaled the hours, it might come close to 2 working weeks. If I add 2 weeks salary to what I paid for the G11, I would have been able to afford the Mach1GTO. That is something to consider.
Would I recommend this mount to others? Depends on the following:
1) Are you financially constrained? If no no, don't bother with the G11
2) Are you capable or willing to put the hours needed to make this mount deliver on it's promise? If no, consider sending for a "Hypertune" or just get a cheaper mount and be satisfied with imaging at a shorter focal length.
3) Are you in a country where Celestron and Meade don't sell their products and are thus considering the G11? Consider Synta, AP, SB and Takashi mounts. Or open an account with Shop 'n' Ship and just get the celestron mount you originally wanted.
The G11 is the mount you buy when you have no other choice for the sort of work you want to do with it. I honestly believe the design is antiquated and is due for a refresh, specifically in the worm gear adjustment mechanism. I don't hear people with other mounts complaining so much about the worm gear adjustment mechanism.
Posted 07 May 2013 - 03:24 AM
It was not all positive, but then, in this hobby is anything ever all positive?
Yes.. when I got a Mach1 it was all positive.. (except for the hole in my pocket)
Posted 07 May 2013 - 06:09 AM
I'll start a separate thread with updates on how well it works once I get it. I figure that it is a very reasonably priced upgrade to get and from what I read on the internet, I don't know of any unhappy customers.
Posted 07 May 2013 - 10:55 AM
Posted 07 May 2013 - 11:28 AM
I was about the very first customer there was for a G11 with Gemini 2. (Only half joking!) The system was considerably less than half-baked when I bought. But I was clueless and didn't know. A few months later Gemini 2 was far more capable and I did AP happily with camera lenses up to 600mm in FL. I was pretty pleased. My G11 seemed to behave well "out of the box" and with nothing other than the standard worm . . . not Ovision and not OPWB. I have lots of images that I am still happy with.
Then I went to a mono CCD camera and NB imaging. Still with relatively short camera lenses (as compared to telescopes!).
I still got some nice images . . . but . . . things began to "go wrong."
The longer subs, 15 minutes at 600mm, sometimes even 30 minutes, began to become "hit and miss." Still lots of "hits," mind you. "Hits" even at 30 minutes . . . as long as I was well off the meridian. But I became more discerning and more "picky." I began to be . . . well . . . less happy.
I got star elongation issues. I blamed flex and went to Herculean efforts to ensure my, still very short FL as compared to telscopes, lenses were rigidly mounted. The elongation issues persisted, especially near the meridian.
I got increasingly frustrated. I could not figure out why this was happening. I had absolutely no trouble at all adjusting my RA worm. I took all noticeable backlash out of it with no trouble. Had no binding issues. Still had lousy subs near the meridian though. Why????
I wanted to go to a longer FL . . . a "real" telescope for galaxies,SNRs and planetaries rather than just "wide field" images of HII regions.
It seemed to me I had to make a huge change!
Was it the G11 that was the source of this star elongation issue?
I still don't know. I did know I did not want to fight this battle any more! I had beaten the flex demon into the ground but still had too many lousy subs. I was beaten! Trying longer FLs seemed absurd.
It was time to either give up AP, or move on and take it to "a higher level."
I waffled. Then I decided.
I sold the G11/Gemini 2. I am still without a mount. I will buy an AP1100 as soon as AP tells me they have one to sell me. Yes, I decided to skip the Mach 1. I also decided to wait it out for the AP1100 instead of getting an AP900 immediately, a decision I question with every clear, moonless night that passes.
I don't "diss" the G11 as I still don't know if it was the problem or not. And, I did come to absolutely love Gemini 2. It is an amazingly capable system as far as I am concerned, despite all the lengthy growing pains that still continue even to this day. I feel I will still miss Gemini 2 even after getting the AP1100. I have not tried the AP software yet, but I gather it is "primitive" compared to Gemini 2.
Some of the problems that are reported with the G11 perplex me. Yes, I feel sometimes it is user error. I had no trouble adjusting my worm . . . "easy as pie." These reports of "grinding," and "screeching" gears I do not understand. It just was not my experience. It seems a pretty simple beast to me, rather easily adjustable.
But I could not get nice, long NB subs even at very short FLs. I still don't know why.
Posted 08 May 2013 - 12:00 AM
Posted 08 May 2013 - 12:00 PM
if you are mechanically inclined and like working on stuff like this then you'll probably like the G11 a lot, because it is very robust and mechanically simple.
the Gemini-2 does have some annoying bugs as well and of late firmware support has not been that great.
i moved to a mach1gto but the ap1100 is the real deal for sure. you're not going to have any hair-pulling problems with that mount.
Posted 31 May 2013 - 08:18 PM
at all or since. It is the Digital drive and I am hoping that somehow it's a glitch with the hand controller that something is stuck. Anyhow lll be fiddling with it soon.
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This would be perfect for my living room!
This would be good for the living room with no space for stand alone speakers or inwalls.
right under my 60' Samsung!!!!
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Looking for a simple sound solution to provide a mini theater experience in a very small room with a 42" (plasma) view. I'm currently using two of three extra vintage MC220's in the room (enter "Wife Factor")... killer sound (and bass) for such a small room... but not practical to add the third MC220 for the center channel.
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i think what we have hear is the elusive el chupacobra, ask pedro
i think what we have hear is the elusive el chupacobra, ask pedro
Definitely not a bear track. Canine for sure... most likely someone's dog.
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+1 on canine. I also think it's a dog. Someone mentioned cats don't leave claw marks. I think this is usually true since they have retractable claws, but it's possible for a cat to have extended its claws for some reason. So if there's a single track with claw marks, I wouldn't automatically rule out cat. That said, if there are multiple tracks and all have claws, I'd rule out a cat because I don't think they walk with their claws out.
4 toe'd bear. pad is wide for a dog. maybe a big bad wolf ?
Dog of some kind. Bow wow
I would say if it was a 4" by 4" or Bigger I would go with bear also. If it is smaller I would definitly say Canine .... Maybe a Good Spot to put up a Trail Camera too get some Pic.s... If you do and capture what it is on a Pic.. And Then Post it.... That would be Cool....
I agree with CrimsonArrow. Canine tracks are somewhat diamond shaped (as this one is) and they leave claw marks (as this one did). Cat tracks are more oblong-shaped and rarely leave claw marks in their tracks because they are retractable and cats don't have them out when moving.
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Medieval Market
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The Medieval is a 24 x 30 inch, full color floorplan of a Market, with Hex, Square and No overlay.
The Medieval Market has several merchant stalls each with and without a roof except the blacksmiths temporary shop. Each stall sells different items. From northwest to northeast, there is a seafood merchant, baker, butcher, and cheese merchant. From southwest to southeast, there is a potter, a tapestry and rug merchant, another farmer selling cheese and produce, and finally a blacksmith selling tools and weapons with several wagons.
The Medieval Market makes an excellent add-on to our Arabian Market product, this Medieval Market could easily be accessible from the Poor Quarter and give a low cost alternative to the Merchant Quarter but more expensive than the less reputable merchants in the Black Market.
The Arabian Market adventure ideas work well here.
Also consider a character wanting to get a merchants license for the market. The head of the merchants guild challenges him to a barter haggle. The character must go to each stall and shop and procure an item without money, by bartering goods of equal value and then trade them further down the line. The task is complete when he barters the last item to the last shop in the square. Some trades may be easier than others.
For example, a character could trade for a cheese wheel in the northeast shop, then take it to the farmer and trade the cheese wheel for some vegetables. Since he already sells cheese this makes the trade easier. If successful, the character may pay the license fee and gains the right to set up a stall in the market.
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18 comments:
- Elif said...
Hi, elif writing from Turkey
as a mom to a 2-yr old to be daughter, I loved your blog. Thanks for sharing, I cant wait to make some of the items you have posted, so lovely!! :)
- January 13, 2010 at 5:54 PM
- jlbee said...
so pretty - hooray for rainbows! we adore palumba over here, too!
- January 13, 2010 at 6:26 PM
- MommaMindy said...
I loved the pics of your little girl crafting in her jammies and I loved the drive over to Garden Mama's blog. A double blessing from Pink and Green Mama today!
- January 13, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- Anne said...
Oh! These are beautiful - especially with the sun shining through. I hope your frog princess feels better soon, although it's probably pretty fun to have her home, too!
- January 13, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- Mari-Ann said...
These are beautiful! We just made a bunch of these over the weekend. Perfect way to brighten up these winter days. :)
- January 13, 2010 at 9:29 PM
- BranFlakes said...
Craftivity! LOVE that!! I'm going to look at kite paper now, thanks!
- January 13, 2010 at 9:35 PM
- allycupe said...
thanks for stopping by on my SITS day! Love that you are passing the love of crafting on! Nothing makes me happier than when my daughter is sewing or knitting beside me!
- January 14, 2010 at 12:58 PM
- Elise said...
Those stars are gorgeous. What a perfect pick-me-up for your sick little Frog Princess. They make me smile just looking at them.
I am drooling over your fairy berry houses. They are adorable. I bought my little girl a strawberry shortcake doll for Christmas. Soon as I saw it, it reminded me of my own collection I had. It is such a delight to be able to see my daughter get so much pleasure out of some of the same characters that I also used to love when I was younger. I still love the smell of Strawberry shortcake!
- January 14, 2010 at 10:05 PM
- Mousy Brown said...
I spent the 13th making these too! It was my birthday and we were snowed in with no school - I used gardenmamas fantastic tutorial and we all agreed it was much better than school - parallel lives across the world! :D
- January 15, 2010 at 2:36 PM
- Sherri said...
I love those they are beautiful!
- January 16, 2010 at 12:41 PM
- Kat said...
Beautiful stars! Your blog always gets my creative juices flowing . . . thanks!
- January 16, 2010 at 6:01 PM
- Bridgett said...
Oh, I definitely need to purchase these things. Autumn would LOVE this activity. They're so pretty!
- January 19, 2010 at 8:42 PM
I was wondering where do you find kite paper?
- January 26, 2010 at 10:30 PM
- pink and green mama said...
Hello Anonymous!
I ordered my kite paper from the Palumba catalog/website.
Here's a link:
Happy Colorful Crafting!
Pink and Green Mama
- January 26, 2010 at 10:51 PM
- mommy2luke2008 said...
I love how colorful these are! I featured these and your homemade gazing balls on my friday favorites!
- December 10, 2010 at 11:57 AM
- Amber @ Púca + Pixie said...
Is there a difference between Kite Paper and Tissue Paper? If there is, do you think that tissue paper would work for making these?
- March 15, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
@ Amber,
Kite paper is a bit waxier and heavier than tissue paper, a bit like waxed paper but colored. I think you COULD use tissue paper but it will be very delicate and might do best if you laminate it afterwards.
I buy my kite paper from Palumba.
- March 15, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Amber said...
These are SO beautiful :)
We must make some.
- August 8, 2011 at 8:31 AM
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That unit is not OTC. It is a draw, and 100% public land. Great country, but not for the faint of heart.
Yep, the book is an awesome resource. Dave is not just a great hunter but an absolute authority on the animal (mule deer) he hunts.
That unit is not OTC. It is a draw, and 100% public land. Great country, but not for the faint of heart.
what unit is it? lol!
i enjoy all of their high country archery mule deer hunts. it seems like eastman's is the only crew that can pull it off. another good book is mike eastman's "hunting high country mule deer". i made the mistake of buying it a few years ago, and i can't resist the urge to pursue those guys. i lived in TX for a few years as a kid, and watched my dad shoot a mulie, but a completely different kind of hunt (and animal) than the mountain version. i can't give up the elk every year, so next year i will go for elk and mulies in WY, maybe speed goats, too.
well i figured it was a 0pp unit since he was there the year before. and central colorado? east or west of the divide? north or south of seventy? i may wanna change my hunt code before i send my app in! does any one have the mr. fox's number so i can figure it out?
Really enjoyed this mule deer hunt. I can say this one will stay on the TEVO and watched over and over until the season starts.
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Anyone know when the episode will be available to buy or on an Eastmans' dvd?
Just received my latest EBJ and was sad to read that David Long will no longer be with Eastman. Was excited that he will be writing another book though!
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Wine was created to pair with food, and throughout history, with regional cuisine. Want some Beef Burgundy for dinner? Pair it with the wine they make in Burgundy - Pinot Noir. Going to Mangia's on Elm Street for dinner tonight? A Chianti to pair with your a red sauce so that it compliments it and stands up to the acidity in Italian foods. Salad? Try a Pinot Grigio, or, if you are having your salad in France, a Pinot Gris. Schnitzel at Bavaria German Restaurant? Riesling.
While this one's obvious, pairing beer with food often gets less press. And yet, beer does pair with food just as surely as wine does. Beer and pizza? Clearly. Beer, red meat or chicken on the grill? Of course.
In a country that is too far north or too far south so that it falls outside even white-grape growing regions, beer can accompany dinner just as readily as wine. The medieval monks of France made red wine - because they could. But the medieval monks of northern Europe, in Belgium, for example, couldn't because it was too cold and the vines couldn't survive the winter. But hops and grain could. Hence the long tradition of Trappist Ales like Chimay.
The English decided to have it both ways. make beer in the backyard, bring the wine across the Channel from France and Spain.
These thoughts arose this past week when I picked up a crop of new beers from Bert's Better Beers in Hooksett to tell you about. Bert and Ron are the guys to ask if you want to know about pairing. (In fact, I'll be consulting with them about recommendations on pairing beer with turkey for Thanksgiving, so stay tuned.)
Here are the beers and a few potential pairings:
-- Crabbies Original Alcoholic Ginger Beer, $3.10, 4.8% abv. From Scotland. They recommend serving it chilled with a twist of lemon. White head, frothy, diminishes fairly quickly, yes, a strong ginger nose, medium sweet on the palate, with good balance of components, low carbonation, intense flavor. Pair with anything ginger: bread, cookies, houses, and with Chinese food that has ginger as a significant ingredient.
-- Rogue Voodoo Doughnut Bacon Maple Ale, "Ale brewed with natural flavors." $13.99, 750 ml bottle, 5.6% abv. The ingredient list tells you everything you need to know: Breiss Cherrywood smoked malt, Weyerman Beechwood smoked malt, house-smoked hickory malt, applewood-smoked bacon, pure maple flavoring. Pink bottle, tan head, the room fills with aromas of both bacon and maple as soon as the cap is off the bottle, and the palate, well-balanced and high intensity, is maple and smoke in the forefront, the bacon along for the ride too, caramel at the end. If strong flavors are your thing, here's one for you. Try it with bacon-wrapped scallops or anything made with maple syrup or a maple glaze.
-- Cerise Cherry Fermented Ale, $3.65, 6.5% abv. Small head, the color of the beer is red grapefruit, a cherry nose, and a balanced palate of cherry, sour cherry, mild bitterness, medium sweetness in perfect balance with the rest. Cherry pie for dessert. Layered chocolate cake with cherry filling.
-- Celtic Bleddyn Celtic Experience Brewery Ale, $5.25, 5.6 % abv. Organic ale named for Bleddyn ap Cynfyn, the ruler of Gwynedd and Powys in Wales, who died in the year 1075. White head, diminishing, yellow-gold beer. The nose is an exemplary balance of hops and malt, neither predominating, both living harmoniously together, with both citrus and grain notes. The palate is dry, with the hops bitterness coming through right at the outset, good acidity, medium carbonation, all creating a lively profile. Hops at the beginning, grain at the end. Very refreshing. Good on its own, with pizza, or with seafood on the grill (swordfish comes to mind).
-- Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout, $3.15, 5.0$ abv. Average head over brown-black beer, high-intensity malt nose, low hops. The palate is medium-dry (a little sweetness, well-balanced, medium-plus bitterness from the hops, medium acidity, medium and well-integrated alcohol, full body, creamy texture, high flavor intensity of chocolate, some coffee hints in the background. Look for this one in my top 10 list at the end of the year. Serve with chocolate cake, dark chocolate, milk chocolate, anything chocolate.
-- Imperial Cr�me Brulee Stout, Blackwater Series, Southern Tier Brewing, $9.95, 9.6% abv. Small head, light brown in color, black beer, high malt intensity nose, low hops, vanilla, caramel and toffee aromas. It's brewed with vanilla beans. The palate is of medium sweetness, medium bitterness, low carbonation, medium-plus alcohol, balanced, but you know it's there, medium-plus body, creamy texture, long finish. Very good. Another good dessert beer.
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Dallas, TX (Sports Network) - O.J. Mayo scored 26 points and handed out eight
assists to lead the Dallas Mavericks over the Philadelphia 76ers, 107-100, at
American Airlines Center.
Both teams came in sporting three-game losing streaks, and the Mavs stopped
theirs by shooting 54 percent from the field and 25-of-29 from the foul line.
Chris Kaman added 20 points and seven rebounds, while Shawn Marion went for 14
and nine for Dallas, which saw point guard Derek Fisher leave early with a
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Ray Allen hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with 22.6
seconds left as the Miami Heat came through with a harder-than-expected,
105-100, win over the short-handed San Antonio Spurs at American Airlines
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fifth consecutive victory, though Miami needed a 12-2 run over the final two
minutes to get past a gritty Spurs squad that was playing without its top five
Dwyane Wade added 19 points and Chris Bosh amassed 18 points and 12 rebounds
for the Heat, who improved to 7-0 at home as well and have now won 11 in a row
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Gary Neal had 20 points and Tiago Splitter finished with 18 for a San Antonio
team without its "Big Three" of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, all
of whom did not make the trip for rest purposes. The Spurs were playing for
the fourth time in five days.
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FLORENCE, S.C. � Police in South Carolina have arrested a man wanted in a North Carolina death last month.
Florence County sheriff's deputies and State Law Enforcement Division agents arrested a Florence man Tuesday on a murder warrant from Mecklenburg County, N.C.
Thirty-two-year-old James Maurieo Hunter was arrested without incident.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police say Hunter is one of four suspects in the Feb. 25 death of Ronny Eugene Steele.
Reuben Timothy Curry, Ryan Kendell Andrews and Charlie Edward Snowden also been charged with murder. Snowden was arrested last week in Florence County.
Hunter is being held in the Florence County jail awaiting a decision on extradition. It was not clear if he has an attorney.
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Following a request from the European Commission, the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) issued a technical report in February 2012 on likely epidemiological scenarios in Europe in relation to a recently detected virus provisionally named "Schmallenberg" virus (SBV) (Simbu serogroup, Bunyaviridae family, genus Orthobunyavirus), found in ruminants. The report also included guidance on data to be collected in Member States, with harmonised case definitions and reporting guidelines for a minimum dataset at herd/flock level and an extended dataset at animal level. This second epidemiological report presents the analysis of the submitted data (1 August 2011 – 16 April 2012), updating the previously published report on the epidemiological situation of SBV.
At present, eight Member States (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain and United Kingdom) have confirmed cases of SBV. All affected Member States have reported the number of confirmed herds following viral detection by PCR, virus neutralisation test or serological confirmation and France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain and United Kingdom, have also reported the number of suspect herds. Switzerland reported herds where malformed offspring were tested by RT-PCR and the dams by serological testing, all results were negative. Ireland reported surveillance testing of herds and all herds were negative. Estonia reported that there have been no suspect or confirmed herds in the country. Moreover Demark and Norway reported suspect herds, in all herds foetuses/neonates were tested by RT-PCR and the results were negative. The total number of SBV confirmed herds in Europe as of the 16 April 2012 is 3444. No confirmed acute cases have been reported in adult animals in the year of 2012.
The data shows a decrease in the number of reports of SBV confirmed herds following a peak in week 9 (February, 27 – march, 4) of 2012. The decrease after week nine is clearly observed in sheep in both numbers of confirmed and suspect herds. However in cattle there is no clear decrease and any drop in confirmed and suspect herds could be due to incomplete reporting for the month of April. The decrease in number of confirmed herds is most probably linked to the end of the lambing season in affected countries, the fact that lambs and goat kids born in April would have been in a stage of gestation potentially vulnerable to SBV when vector levels were low and other factors including reporting priorities in Member States.
The data available only allows an impact assessment based upon the comparison between the number of SBV confirmed herds and the total number of herds in each affected country by species. For all affected countries, the number of herds with at least one SBV confirmed animal is low in comparison with the total number of herds. This analysis should be interpreted cautiously since under-reporting or lack of diagnostic confirmation may affect the ratio.
The data provided allows an understanding of the temporal and geographical distribution of the SBV outbreak. In order to fully characterise the outbreak and the epidemiology of SBV in Europe, efforts to obtain comparable data on the number of herds tested, the number of newborns and foetuses within a herd with arthrogryposis hydranencephaly syndrome (AHS) type clinical signs and the number of animals within the herd tested by either direct or indirect laboratory methods are required. This could be achieved by following up selected herds or by performing a survey to properly evaluate the impact and magnitude of the spread of SBV infection. As more data becomes available the impact assessment for SBV (in particular within herd and local impact) could be subject to change.


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Just when you thought Six Days in Fallujah couldn't get any more controversial…
The developer of Six Days in Fallujah told attendees at Konami's recent Gamers' Night event that Iraqi insurgents are contributing to the project along with U.S. Marines and Iraqi civilians.
Joystiq's Randy Nelson has a detailed report, including the startling remarks by Atomic Games president Peter Tamte:
It's important for us to say, you know, that there are actually three communities that are very affected by the battle for Fallujah. Certainly the Marines. Certainly the Iraqi civilians within Fallujah, and the insurgents as well. We are actually getting contributions from all three of those communities so that we can get the kind of insight we're trying to get.
I need to be careful about the specifics that I give… I think all of us are curious to know why [insurgents] were there. The insurgents [came from] different countries. And I think we're all kind of curious about you know – they went there knowing that they were going to die… And I think that that's a perspective that we should all understand.
[Insurgents are] involved in the creation of the game as well, as are Iraqi civilians. That's important to us. It's true. The game — the influences for the game came from the Marines that returned from Fallujah. But quite frankly in talking with them, it's um, many people would just like this to be a recreation and we can't recreate that without getting the perspectives of all the people who were involved.
Although Tamte doesn't give a straightforward answer to whether or not Atomic has actually communicated with insurgents, his comments indicate that some type of input has taken place. It's unclear whether that input was direct or indirect.
The news that there is an insurgent perspective is likely to provoke renewed outrage among some Iraq War veterans as well as families of military personnel killed and wounded in the conflict. Dan Rosenthal, a veteran of the war who now operates the gameslaw.net site, reacted strongly to word of Six Days in Fallujah's insurgent perspective:
Absolutely unbelievable that Peter Tamte and [creative director] Juan Benito would try to make an "entertainment" experience about a war that we're actively fighting, while soliciting advice and input on how to best kill Marines in game, from people who have worked to kill Marines in real life. The hypocrisy and double-speak coming out of Atomic's leadership is beyond unbelievable.
The game is a "communications tool"…..a communications tool for who? The insurgency? And then out of the other corner of their mouths, they try to pass the game off as a "telling of stories"; but that's a rude slap in the face to the approximately 100 Marines who died in the battles of Fallujah when the "story-telling" game includes Halo-style health regeneration. I'm pretty sure I don't remember that being standard issue when I was in Iraq.
GP: We're struggling to recall another game that generated this much controversy this early in its development cycle.


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The lobby of the CarolinaEast Medical Center looked a lot like Christmas Wednesday as hospital volunteers, staff, departments, physicians and units hauled toys for the Marine�s Toys for Tots for needy children and food for the Salvation Army.
Toys and food filled the decorated lobby as bags and boxes poured through the doorway.
It is the medical center�s sixth year that employees and staff dug deep in their pockets to help those who are having a rough time.
Christy Nowaczyk, Salvation Army social worker, said only one bottle of pancake syrup was back at the pantry on Wednesday morning. By 11 a.m. there were eight bottles ready for some families. She said, �It�s like Christmas when they receive the syrup; their eyes light up.�
Twenty boxes of food and two bicycles came from the medical center�s financial department. Dave Hinson, assistant vice president of finance, said employees do not give gifts to each other, but rather pool money to buy toys and food.
�It does feel good to share,� Hinson said.
The charge nurse at the CarolinaEast Rehabilitation Hospital brought a van full of toys and food.
Sharon Thompson collects nonperishable food and toys all year long. She stores the items in a two-level storage building.
�I have a job, food to eat and a home. I am blessed and I have to turn that around to give back,� she said.
She said a box at the rehabilitation hospital is filled with food once a month for Religious Community Services.
Thompson has been an employee at the hospital for 25 years and has participated each year since the beginning of the event.
Debbie Britt of the cardiac diagnostic lab said she enjoys participating because it makes her feel good. She has no youngsters at home.
�It makes me feel good to give to children in need,� she said.
President and CEO of the CarolinaEast Medical Center, Ray Leggett walked in rolling two bikes.
�Giving back is the right thing to do for those who need,� he said.
At the day�s end there were boxes and boxes of food and hundreds of toys.
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REFUGIO – Strong winds driven by hard rain Wednesday and Thursday, June 25-26, caused numerous electrical problems, felled trees and destroyed a house trailer and personal property, according to Mayor Joey Heard on Thursday morning.
John Metz of the National Weather Service in Corpus Christi said the damage was caused by an EF-O tornado, the weakest tornado on the Fujita scale. The tornado was 50 feet wide and traveled one-third of a mile, according to a National Weather Survey conducted by Metz.
Heard said he was informed that a lot of electrical damage occurred at Hillcorps (formerly Quintana) about 10 miles north of Refugio on U.S. Highway 77.
"There's a lot of felled trees, and we got a lot of them out Wednesday night," Heard said.
"A lot of palm trees fell on East Heard and Bailey streets," he added.
"There was a porch and carport on Houston Street damaged," he said.
Also, Heard said AEP, AT&T and Time Warner Cable had workers out repairing connections.
He added that some utility poles were leaning precariously north of town.
Also, the Refugio County Sheriff's Department responded to at least three tractor-trailer rigs jackknifed on U.S. Highway 77 north and south of Refugio. No one was hurt and slick uneven highway surfaces likely caused hydroplaning.


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Learning in the MBA program is heavily experience and team-based, emphasizing the higher levels of Bloom's taxonomy (particularly analysis, synthesis, and evaluation in the cognitive realm), and cuts across traditional educational categories. In the first semester of the full time program, student teams are formed and engage in projects that combine application of content from multiple courses, culminating in competitive presentations and products. There is also a major simulation carried out by a separate set of teams that lasts several days and mimics iterative decision-making in the real world. Courses are heavily interactive, and cases are widely used in the classroom.
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The learning goals of the MBA program have been adopted by the MBA Program Development Committee as the competencies all graduates of the program should attain. From these learning goals the program has developed measurable objectives, which are regularly assessed and results are fed back into the curricular process.
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Panama City Beach's former Mayor Philip Griffitts is resting comfortably after suffering what a family member says was a heart attack Friday morning.
Griffitts, who served almost two decades at the Beach Mayor, is reported to be in good condition and undergoing cardiac related tests.
His wife Jerrilyn, is quoted as saying he's doing much better today but remains hospitalized for the time being at Bay Medical Center.
Griffitts and his family own and operate several beach area motels.
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It's T-Shirt Tuesday! The first 20,000 fans for tonight's 7:10 game vs. Toronto will receive a Hot Dog Derby T-shirt, courtesy of Farmland. Let's take a look at the lineup:
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Video: Sikh temple shooting: 7 dead, including shooter
By William M. Welch, USA TODAY
At least seven people were killed Sunday, including the suspected gunman, when a man fired on worshipers at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin in Oak Creek, police said.
Two police officers exchanged fire with the suspected gunman and one of them was seriously wounded, said Bradley Wentlandt, chief of the nearby Greenfield Police Department.
"The two Oak Creek officers who responded are clearly heroes in this situation today," Wentlandt said in a telephone interview.
The first officer who responded exchanged fire with the gunman and was shot several times, Wentlandt said. "A second officer on the scene immediately engaged the suspect and shot and killed him," he said.
A Milwaukee hospital is treating the wounded officer and two other victims. All are in critical condition at Froederdt Hospital. Chief Medical Officer Lee Biblo said the three victims are all adult men.
Hospital spokeswoman Carolyn Bellin said one of the victims had gunshot wounds to the face and extremities, and another had wounds to his abdomen.
Wentlandt said police do not believe there was a second gunman. Officers completed a sweep of the temple area in the Milwaukee suburb and do not believe there are other victims, he said.
Wendlandt, who was designated by Oak Creek police as their spokesman, said the police officer who was shot was in surgery and doctors "think he's going to recover," he said.
Among those shot was Satwant Kaleka, president of the temple, Wentlandt said. Phone calls to his home went unanswered.
Police found four of the dead inside the temple and three, including the gunman, outside. It was not clear how many others were wounded.
Police received several 911 calls about the shooting at 10:25 a.m. CT, and the first officer on the scene engaged a shooter outside the temple, said Wentlandt.
Ven Boba Ri, one of the temple members, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that the shooter was a white male in his 30s. Ri said the gunman was "not an insider" and called the attack "pretty much a hate crime.''
Police have not indicated any known motive yet.
Ri told the newspaper that the shooter walked up and shot a priest who was standing outside, then went inside the temple and began firing.
"Our hearts go out to the victims and their families as we all struggle to comprehend the evil that begets this terrible violence," Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said.
President Obama said in a statement that he was "deeply saddened" by the shooting and offered whatever federal support is needed for the investigation.
"At this difficult time, the people of Oak Creek must know that the American people have them in our thoughts and prayers, and our hearts go out to the families and friends of those who were killed and wounded," Obama said. "As we mourn this loss which took place at a house of worship, we are reminded how much our country has been enriched by Sikhs, who are a part of our broader American family."
Sunny Singh, 21, of Milwaukee, said a friend pulled into the temple's parking lot, heard shots and saw two people fall down. The friend then saw the shooter reload his weapons and head to the temple's entrance, Singh said.
In Washington, the Indian Embassy was monitoring the situation and was in touch with the National Security Council over the incident, CNN reported.
Sikhs are a tiny minority among religious groups in the USA. A survey of Asian-American religions by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, released in July, found Sikhs are 1% of the nation's 18.2 million Asian Americans.
Sikhism is a religion founded in the 15th century by Guru Nanak Dev in the Punjab region of what is now Pakistan. It is among the largest organized religions in the world, with more than 20 million Sikhs worldwide, most in India.
Sikh rights groups have reported a rise in bias attacks since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The Washington-based Sikh Coalition has reported more than 700 incidents in the U.S. since 9/11, which advocates blame on anti-Islamic sentiment. Sikhs don't practice the same religion as Muslims, but their long beards and turbans often cause them to be mistaken for Muslims, advocates say.
Observant Sikhs do not cut their hair; male followers often cover their heads with turbans - which are considered sacred - and refrain from shaving their beards. It is a tenet of their faith that uncut hair represents the perfection of God's creation.
But the turban also attracts violence to individuals and their places of worship. In the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, four drunk teenagers set fire to the Gobind Sadan, a Sikh house of worship in Hastings, N.Y.
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Our versatile Shayne Kitchen Table features two leaves that expand its length to 54" when raised. The table converts back to a demilune or rectangular console by dropping down one or both leaves. Paired with the Isabella chairs, with their natural rush seats and curved backs, this is a refreshing and comfortable set that works well in smaller spaces.
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- Table: 49" long x 26" wide x 30 high (with leaves down); seats 2
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At Pottery Barn, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction is our priority. We carefully inspect your order prior to shipment. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement. If, within 7 days for Quick Ship upholstery and 30 days for all other products, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value. Mattresses are final sale and may not be returned or exchanged.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, made to order items, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. We also cannot accept returns of final-sale items which are identified by a price which ends in .99.
For returns of items purchased from your Pottery Barn registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later.
You may return merchandise through the mail for a refund or replacement. For detailed procedures for returning items through the mail, please contact Customer Service at 1.888.779.5176, 7 days a week, 5:00am - 9:00pm (PT).
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