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Volume 70, Issue 3, 01 February 1979
On the contribution of angular momentum polarization to gas phase thermal conductivity70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437606View Description Hide Description
The qualitative theory of the Senftleben effects [Coope and Snider, J. Chem. Phys. 57, 4277)], as applied here to the thermal conductivity, is used to stress the generality with which the contribution of angular momentumpolarization to the thermal conductivity can be determined from the field dependence of the thermal conductivity.
Diffusion and relaxation kinetics in stochastic models for crystal growth70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437607View Description Hide Description
The combined influence of relaxation and diffusion processes on the dynamic behavior of stochastic models for crystal growth is systematically investigated. The models are the kinetic Ising model, the discrete Gaussian model, and the SOS–Kossel model. The relaxation kinetics are introduced by single‐site transition probabilities to account for adsorption and evaporation. The diffusion kinetics are introduced by two‐site transition probabilities to account for nearest‐neighbor exchange. The kinetic equations are studied by Monte Carlo simulation, quasichemical(pair) approximation (QCA), and high temperature expansion. The diffusion is found to generally enhance the growth rate of the crystal. In the range of validity of the QCA, i.e., outside the nucleation regime, the results are in very good quantitative agreement with previous Monte Carlo simulations. In the limit of infinite diffusion speed the growth rate approaches the Wilson–Frenkel rate. The local roughness or surface energy is reduced if surfacediffusion occurs. The relative influence of diffusion on the response of the system to a chemical potential difference between the two phases depends significantly upon the particular type of transition probability. For the homogeneous Glauber–Ising chain no influence of the diffusion upon the dynamic behavior could be detected.
Ionic clusters isolated in a metal matrix: The structure and vibrational frequencies of Rb9O2 and Cs11O3 clusters in alkali metal suboxides70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437608View Description Hide Description
The stable configurations of Rb9O2 and Cs11O3 clusters are determined by minimizing the total energy assuming purely ionic, two particle interactions. The calculated interatomic distances and angles are found to correspond very closely with those which have been determined from a crystallographic study of alkali metal suboxides. Raman spectra are reported for Rb9O2, Cs11O3, Cs7O, and Rb7Cs11O3 and a comparison made with vibrational frequencies calculated using the same ionic model. The agreement is good. These results offer further evidence that the crystalline alkali metal suboxides may be thought of as composed of independent ionic clusters isolated in a metallic environment.
The orthogonal gradient method. A simple method to solve the closed‐shell, open‐shell, and multiconfiguration SCF equations70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437609View Description Hide Description
A new, simple and efficient method of solving closed‐shell, open‐shell, and multiconfiguration SCF orbital equations is presented. It is based on the orthogonal gradient approach introduced originally in conjunction with the maximum overlap principle. Semiempirical test calculations show that the method converges rapidly.
Numerical SCF method for the calculation of static polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities for atoms, He through Ne70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437610View Description Hide Description
The static polarizabilities and hyperpolarizabilities for the ground states of first row atoms, helium through neon, have been calculated solving the SCF equations of an atom in an electric field by numerical integration of coupled one dimensional differential equations using the Numerov method in matrix form. The calculated polarizabilities agree within 2% with the values obtained by basis function methods. Heretofore only the hyperpolarizabilities of helium, lithium,beryllium, and neon have been calculated. For helium the hyperpolarizability is in good agreement with previous calculations, whereas for beryllium and neon the values obtained by basis function methods are scattered and significantly lower than the values we obtain. Comparison with experimental results for neon indicates that the Numerical Hartree Fock (NHF) method leads to a better representation of polarized orbitals than the use of basis function methods, which require tedious nonlinear optimization of large basis sets.
Resonance fluorescence, Raman spectra and relaxation of single vibronic levels in the condensed phase: Azulene in naphthalene70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437611View Description Hide Description
Resonancefluorescence and Raman spectra for excitation of single vibronic levels of the first excited singlet state of azulene in a naphthalene mixed crystal at 2 K are described. The intensity distributions for the resonanceemission spectra were used to verify and in some cases reassign previously proposed correlations of the ground and excited state a 1 modes. Relaxed fluorescence from levels populated via vibrational relaxation from the resonant vibronic level was observed and measurements of the population ratios for the vibronic levels relative to the zero‐point level are given. From these ratios the following two conclusions were made. (1) In addition to the zero‐point level, only strongly absorbing nearby vibronic levels are significantly populated through vibrational relaxation from the resonantly pumped level for excitations up to ≈1560 cm−1 above the zero‐point level. This suggests that there is little cascading within the S 1 vibrational manifold and that vibrational relaxation occurs largely by V–V energy transfer to the naphthalene host modes. (2) The measurements of the population ratios indicate that the vibrational relaxation times of most of the pumped levels are longer than the mean nonradiative decay time for the levels into which their relaxation occurs. When the nonradiative decay time is taken as 2.6 ps, the following values for the total vibrational relaxation times of the lower a 1 vibronic levels were found: 8.7 (384), 7.4 (665), 10.8 (856), 1.3 ps (912). Comparison of the relative intensities of the Raman scattering and relaxed fluorescence from the zero‐phonon level upon excitation of the phonon sideband of the 0–0 transition led to a value of ≈0.2 ps for the phonon relaxation lifetime. Spectral distinctions between resonanceRaman scattering and fluorescence were examined through the temperature dependence of the spectrum of the emission onto the 825 cm−1 ground state vibrational level over the range 4.2–35 K. The total dephasing decay constant T 2 was calculated from the ratio of the contributions of the fluorescence and Raman scattering to the emission and from the fluorescence linewidth at various temperatures. The values ranged from ≈5.4 ps at 4.2 K to ≈1.5 ps at 35 K and were similar at a given temperature for both methods of calculation indicating that the same dephasing mechanisms are responsible for both effects. The temperature dependence of the fluorescence linewidth and frequency shift is consistent with mechanisms of dephasing involving phonons of either a single mode or all thermally accessible modes. Finally, vibrational and electronic dephasing are compared.
First‐order diffusive effects in the coagulation of colloidal suspensions70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437612View Description Hide Description
Solutions to an infinite system of reaction–diffusion equations associated with colloidal coagulation are obtained by incorporating first‐order diffusive effects into restricted diffusion‐free initial value problemsolutions. It is shown that this method of approximation yields explicit asymptotically exact solutions for sufficiently small values of time. In addition, the diffusion‐corrected solutions are recast in closed form by assuming that the diffusivity of the m‐fold aggregates is given by D m =D m −δ, where D and δ are positive constants.
Electron spin resonance of polyacetylene and AsF5‐doped polyacetylene70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437613View Description Hide Description
The results of an electron spin resonance(ESR) study of trans‐polyacetylene, before and after doping with AsF5, are reported. The undoped polymer exhibits a Lorentzian line (g=2.00263) indicative of motional narrowing from a mobile unpaired electron species. Measurement of the intensity indicates a Curie law susceptibility with approximately one unpaired electron per 3×103carbon atoms in agreement with earlier studies. From these results and comparison with earlier data on the c i spolymer, it is suggested that the ESR signal arises from a mobile defect in the π system. Utilizing an apparatus which allows i n s i t u AsF5doping of a polyacetylene sample in the microwave cavity, we have monitored the ESR signal during the doping process. The spin resonance line narrows and increases in intensity, with no detectable g shift, as the doping proceeds. At high doping levels the line becomes asymmetric with a characteristic Dysonian line shape consistent with metallic behavior.
The temperature dependence of electron attachment to N2O in the gas phase70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437614View Description Hide Description
The temperature dependence of electron attachment to N2O has been measured in the gas phase for pure N2O and N2O–C2H6 and N2O–neopentane mixtures. The rate constant found for e −+N2O→N2+O− can be expressed as 2.2×10−7 exp(−5.18×103/T) cm3/molecule⋅sec while that for e − +N2O→N2O−* is 4.2×10−9 exp(−2.65×103/T) cm3/molecule⋅sec. The corresponding activation energies are 0.44 and 0.23 eV. The latter value is discussed by reference to recent calculations on the N2O− energy surface. Formation of N2O−* with such an activation energy seems possible. The temperature dependences of other reactions in the overall mechanism are also determined. Certain rate constants increase with a decrease in temperature. Formation of negative ion complexes is suggested to account for the observation.
Electron escape depths of organic solids. II. The energy dependence of naphthacene and perylene films70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437592View Description Hide Description
The energy dependence of the electron escape depth of naphthacene and perylene depositedfilms has been measured by an overlayer technique. Energy distribution curves of transmitted electrons through deposited organic layers were obtained by differentiating the I–V characteristic curves, and the electron escape depths classified by their kinetic energies were obtained from the above results. Presently obtained escape depth is between 8 and 15 nm for naphthacene and between 30 and 37 nm for perylene. They differ from our previous results, and the reason for this discrepancy is discussed.
Rate constant for the reaction of atomic chlorine with formaldehyde from 200 to 500 K70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437593View Description Hide Description
The absolute rate constant for the reaction of atomic chlorine with formaldehyde has been measured from 200 to 500 K using the flash photolysis–resonance fluoresence technique. The results were independent of substantial variations in [H2CO], total pressure (Ar) and flash intensity (i.e., initial [Cl]). The rate constant was shown to be invariant with temperature, the best representation for this temperature range being k 1= (7.48±0.50) ×10−11 cm3 molecule−1 s−1, where the error is one standard deviation. This result is compared with the only previous determination of k 1, which was a relative value obtained at 298 K. The rate constant is theoretically discussed and the potential importance of the reaction in stratospheric chemistry is considered.
Series solutions and the variational principle70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437594View Description Hide Description
The B matrix method of Frost for solution of nonseparable Schrödinger equations is used in combination with the upper bound theorem for linear variation functions to show that series solutions are possible in the general case without explicit evaluation of integrals. The procedures are illustrated with calculations on the hydrogen‐molecule ion, with some discussion of the helium atom.
Electron attachment to perfluorocarbon compounds. I. c‐C4F6, 2‐C4F6, 1,3‐C4F6, c‐C4F8 and 2‐C4F870(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437595View Description Hide Description
Electron attachment rates αw, as a function of the pressure‐reduced electric fieldE/P 298 and mean electron energy <ε≳ have been measured for trace amounts (<10−3 Torr) each of c‐C4F6 (perfluorocyclobutene), 2‐C4F6 (perfluoro‐2‐butyne), 1,3‐C4F6 (perfluoro‐1,3‐butadiene), c‐C4F8 (perfluorocyclobutane), and 2‐C4F8 (perfluoro‐2‐butene) in mixtures with N2 (pressures 500–2000 Torr) and Ar (pressures 500–1500 Torr) at T=298°K. The thermal attachment rates for these molecules were found to be 4.89×109, 1.77×109, 4.26×109, 4.05×108, and 1.56×109 sec−1 Torr−1, respectively. From the αw (<ε≳) data, the attachment cross sections σ a (ε) as a function of electron energy ε have been determined using the swarm‐unfolding technique and are reported. For all five perfluorocarbon molecules, σ a (ε) are very large. They exhibit three distinct negative ion resonances with maxima at: ∼0.0, 0.19, and 0.80 eV for 2‐C4F6; ∼0.0, 0.17, and 1.04 eV for 1,3‐C4F6; ∼0.0, 0.22, and 0.48 eV for c‐C4F8; and ∼0.0, 0.18, and 0.59 for 2‐C4F8. For c‐C4F6, only a shoulder with a possible maximum at ∼0.14 eV was observed, in addition to the maxima at ∼0.0 and 0.71 eV. Although the positions of the maxima in σ a (ε) vary only slightly among these compounds, the magnitude of σ a (ε) depends strongly on structure.
Electron attachment to perfluorocarbon compounds. II. c‐C5F8, c‐C6F10, c‐C6F12, C7F8, and C8F16: Relevance to gaseous dielectrics70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437596View Description Hide Description
Electron attachment rates αw as a function of the pressure‐reduced electric field have been measured for c‐C5F8 (perfluorocyclopentene), c‐C6F10 (perfluorocyclohexene), c‐C6F12 (perfluoro‐1,2,‐dimethylcyclobutane), C7F8 (perfluorotoluene), and C8F16 (perfluoro‐1,3‐dimethylcyclohexane). The thermal values (αw)ther of the attachment rate for these compounds are 12.8, 12.9, 5.0, 9.2, and 2.4×109 sec−1 Torr−1, respectively. The electron attachment cross sections σ a (ε) as functions of the electron energy ε have been determined using the swarm‐unfolding technique; they show distinct structure at ε<1.5 eV. The electron attachment properties for the perfluorocarbons (PFCs) studied in this and the preceding paper depend strongly on the molecular structure. Thus (i) open‐chain saturated PFCs do not attach electrons as efficiently as the unsaturated PFCs; (ii) for saturated PFCs an increase in molecular size (chain length) increases αw; (iii) the presence of multiple bonds in the molecule dramatically increases the magnitude of αw for the saturated open‐chain PFCs, but it has only a small effect for cyclic PFCs; (iv) the cyclic nature of the PFCs seems to increase greatly σ a (ε); and (v) for single‐bonded cyclic PFCs, substitution of CF3 groups for F atoms increases (αw)ther more than does an increase in molecular size; in double‐bonded cyclic compounds increase in ring size increases σ a (ε) at thermal energies. The PFCs studied in this and the preceding paper have higher dielectric strengths than SF6. This improvement in dielectric strength can be attributed to their large σ a (ε) over a wider energy range (to ∼1.5 eV). Their use as unitary gases and/or as additives to multicomponent gas mixtures is discussed.
Valence and Rydberg excited states of H2S: An SCF‐Xα‐SW molecular orbital study70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437597View Description Hide Description
SCF‐Xα‐SW calculations have been performed for H2S in the ground state, in ionic states resulting from the vertical removal of a valence electron, and in 36 singlet and triplet excited states resulting from the vertical excitation of an electron from the 2b 1 or the 5a 1 molecular orbitals to various virtual orbitals. Excellent agreement for the transition energies is found both with the experimental ultraviolet and photoelectron spectra and with recent large‐scale configuration interaction calculations. The average absolute difference between the Xα‐SW and CI results for the 26 cases where both exist is only 0.24 eV. The intrinsic advantages of the Xα‐SW method over the traditional LCAO or one‐center approaches for the treatment of Rydberg states are delineated. Contour plots of the excited orbitals have been generated and these are used to illustrate some of the conceptual problems related to the Rydberg‐valence distinction. Finally, a brief speculative discussion of the possible photochemical implications of the character of the two excited orbitals involved in the first absorption band is given.
Infrared laser photochemistry of silane70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437598View Description Hide Description
The infrared photochemistry of silane has been investigated using CO2 TEA laser excitation. Energy deposition measurements show that only 1.5 photons/molecule are absorbed at a pressure of 1 Torr and a P (20) fluence of 0.8 J/cm2, while at 10 Torr 7.5 photons/molecule are absorbed. The visible luminescence that accompanies the dissociation of silane is due to molecular and atomic hydrogen. The thresholds for both luminescence and dissociation increase sharply as the pressure drops below 5 Torr, indicating that dissociation is a collisional process. Silane d 1 and d 2 have been produced by irradiating silane–deuterium mixes.
Limiting behavior of 2H spin lattice relaxation in molecules with multiple internal rotations70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437599View Description Hide Description
Expressions for the dependence of deuteron relaxation times for CD bond vectors on the number of internal rotations, N + 1, in polymeric chains and side chains of micelles and phospholipid vesicles have been derived for large N. The expressions are valid for molecules in which : (i) the diffusiontensors have ellipsoidal symmetry,(ii) all angles between successive pairs of internal rotation axes are equal, and (iii) the internal rotations are independent and all diffusion coefficients for internal rotation are equal. For molecular entities with spherically symmetric rotational diffusiontensors, the asymptotic relation simplifies to the following relation: where D O is the rotation diffusion coefficient, D the diffusion coefficient for internal rotation, ω0 is the magnetic resonance frequency, and Q D is the quadropole coupling constant for the CD bond vector. For hydrocarbon chains the relaxation rate is within 10% of its asymptotic value for relatively small N (about 6) and converges rapidly to the asymptotic relaxation rate as N is increased.
Lattice vibrational motion in tetracyanoquinodimethane (TCNQ): A 14N nuclear quadrupole resonance study70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437600View Description Hide Description
The mean square angular amplitudes of motion are obtained from the analysis of the 14N nuclear quadrupole resonance thermal averaging in pure TCNQ. The temperature dependence of the mean square angular amplitudes is given. The results are compared with those found at room temperature by x ray by Long e t a l. [Acta Cryst. 18, 932 (1965)].
On the calculation of polyatomic Franck–Condon factors: Application to the 1 A 1g →1 B 2u absorption band of benzene70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437601View Description Hide Description
Two methods for calculating polyatomic Franck–Condon integrals are reported. The first method uses a coordinate transformation on the normal coordinates of both the ground and excited electronic states. This transformation effectively removes any Duschinsky mixing and allows the multidimensional Franck–Condon integral to be written as a sum of integrals each of which is a product of one‐dimensional harmonic oscillator overlap integrals. The second method uses contact transformationperturbation theory to construct a representation of the vibrational wavefunctions. With this representation, the calculation of a polyatomic Franck–Condon integral involves evaluation of matrix elements exclusively within the ground electronic state vibrational manifold. Application of both methods is made to the A 0 n vibronic series of the 1 A 1g →1 B 2u symmetry‐forbidden electronic transition of benzene. Relative intensities calculated by either method agree well with observed values. However, the computational efficiencies of the two methods are found to be markedly different, with the perturbation method being the least efficient.
Kinetics of swelling of gels70(1979); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.437602View Description Hide Description
We present a theory of the kinetics of the swelling of a gel. The characteristic time of swelling is proportional to the square of a linear dimension of the gel and is also proportional to the diffusion coefficient of the gel network, which is defined as D=E/f where E is the longitudinal bulk modulus of the network, and f is the coefficient of friction between the network and the gel fluid. This constitutes an essential difference between the present theory and the previous theory which is based on the assumption that the swelling time is determined by the diffusion coefficient of the fluid molecules. Experimental data are shown for spheres of 5% polyacrylamide gels and are analyzed using the present theory. The value of the diffusion coefficient obtained from the macroscopic swelling experiments shows excellent agreement with that obtained microscopically using laser light scatteringspectroscopy.


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A five-mile run through a fine Syracuse neighborhood
The Eastwood neighborhood will be host to runners of all levels on Sunday.
The fifth annual park-to-park autumn run is a five-mile race with a route that finishes with a loop around the track at Sunnycrest Park. It's the final installment of the Syrathon 2011 event.
Race day registration is 8 to 9:30 a.m. at the Sunnycrest Ice Rink, 698 Robinson St., Syracuse.
WHAT: Eastwood Park-to-Park run.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon Sunday.
WHERE: Sunnycrest Park, Syracuse.
ADMISSION: Free for all spectators. Runners fee is $16.
MORE INFORMATION: Eastwood Neighbor Association.

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In 2007 I predicted Wii Fit would sell more than Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
EVERYONE at wiichat.com disagreed with me.
As it stands today:
Super Smash Bros. Brawl: 9.49 Million
Wii Fit: 35 Million
In 2007 I predicted Wii Fit would sell more than Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
EVERYONE at wiichat.com disagreed with me.
As it stands today:
Super Smash Bros. Brawl: 9.49 Million
Wii Fit: 35 Million
Except for the grammar, agreed. Dead Space was great because it was RE4 x10 in space. This game is trying to be Umbrella Chronicles x10 in space, and while that kind of game CAN be fun, it's just not as good as a third-person action shooter, where you can explore instead of being forced to go through one or two directions. These kind of games also tend to be short and have limited content because the developers get freaking bored of it as quickly as the players surely will.Second a THIRD-PERSON shooter as the original and RE4 did!!
Dude, we just want games that are games. Not this crummy garbage that gets released by the tons every day but stuff that we'll own and play for more than a week.Third, they need to know what exactly the Wii Owners WANT!!
I've just had an idea that would make this game better.
What if you were to able to actually plot out where you want to go? You'd follow that on rails, but will also allow you to explore everything as well.
Imagine getting to your destination, and you have to go somewhere else, up pops a menu and you choose which way you go. All of a sudden, half way through getting there, a bulk head explodes and blocks your path, the menu pops up again and you have to plot an alternate route.
Would be an interesting twist to the on-rails genre. It'd also make the game last past it's predetermined path.
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Resident Evil 1 is survival horror. The game isn't focused around shooting. Any genre can be a main genre or side genre. I've played text based and point and click survival horrors... Resident Evil is more about puzzles than it is shooting, you don't even have to fire a bullet to beat Resident Evil, but you do have to survive and you do have to do puzzles.
So survival horror IS a genre, just like anything can be.
But Dead Space is still survival horror. If at least neither shooter or survival horror are a sub genre. Because you can't beat the game without both mechanics.
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Anyone who loves a good cup of joe made from Hawaii-grown coffee will want to attend a fun and informative event next month.
The Hawaii Coffee Association's 14th annual Conference and Trade Show will be brewing July 9 through 12 at Maui Tropical Plantation in Waikapu.
"This will appeal to any coffee enthusiast, who is interested in coffee on any level," says Education Chair David Gridley, owner of Maui Oma Coffee Roasting in Kahului. "You may buy tickets to individual events or a full pass for $195." (The price goes up to $250 after July 1.)
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Owner David Gridley of Maui Oma Coffee Roasting in Kahului is education chair of the 14th annual event.
The pass is a good deal in that you get to attend coffee cuppings, roasting workshops, speaker sessions, welcome reception, dinner the next night, two farm tours (both include meals), silent auction, awards banquet, and lots of sponsored coffee breaks from some of the best vendors around.
"We're really excited because this year we'll have the first-ever statewide cupping competition," says Gridley.
"In the past, everything was all centered around Kona. But now that there are eight coffee districts recognized by the State of Hawaii Department of Agriculture, we are on a push to certify all Hawaii coffee."
The eight districts include Kona, Ka'u, Hamakua and Puna on the Big Island along with Maui, Molokai, Oahu and Kauai, all as distinct coffee areas.
"Maui has lots of emerging coffee farmers. We have representation from many small growers. The Maui Coffee Association has now been formed."
Prominent guest speakers will include Skip Bittenbender, Ph.D., and Virginia Easton Smith from University of Hawaii's College of Tropical Agriculture; Chifumi Nagai, Ph.D., from the State of Hawaii's Hawaii Agricultural Research Center; and Howard Dicus from KGMB-9, the keynote speaker at the dinner reception.
"Maui restaurateurs and even potential farmers will really benefit from attending. Our primary objective is to increase the awareness and the consumption of Hawaiian coffees," Gridley says.
Getting out in the actual field is a good way to garner information. The first farm tour will be held Friday, July 10. A bus will pick up passengers in Waikapu at 1 p.m. to go to Piilani Kope and Mauigrown Coffee farms in West Maui. A heavy pupu reception will follow at Mauigrown in Lahaina from 5 to 7 p.m.
The second farm tour will depart Maui Tropical Plantation at 9 a.m. Sunday, July 12 to travel Upcountry to Kupa'a, Keokea, Maliko Estate Coffee and Maui Mountain Coffee farms. It includes a luncheon in the cool, rural air.
The farm tours cost $50 per person each, while the July 10 reception with no-host bar costs $30 per person.
The coffee cupping competitions will be administered and judged by esteemed coffee experts. It's open to all coffees that are 100 percent grown in the Hawaiian Islands. The public will gain knowledge on how to rate different coffees.
"It will be comparable to a Zagat guide rating system," says Gridley. "The neat thing about the competition is we're bringing in professionals who will do a blind judging of the beans and they'll compare the contrasts between regions. We'll also have an awards ceremony and a silent auction."
For a complete schedule of events, visit www.hawaiicoffeeassoc.org. For tickets, call Gridley at 280-1623.


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Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick outlined the Commonwealth's planned response to Hurricane Earl - expected to affect the eastern half of the state through Saturday - at a press conference this afternoon.
"Based on the forecast I have declared a state of emergency in the Commonwealth," Patrick said, adding that he would request federal emergency status if necessary.
A hurricane watch has been issued for Cape Cod and the islands off the Massachusetts coast, and a tropical storm watch has been issued for other areas along the coast. Earl is currently a Category 4 system on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale.
National Weather Service meteorologist Charlie Foley told The Boston Globe that the storm, which was previously expected to miss most of the Massachusetts coast, has "ticked a little bit further west and that will have more consequences."
However, abc40 meteorologist Dan Brown said earlier today that the storm will mostly miss Western Mass.
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Kurt Schwartz, the acting director head of MEMA, said the State Emergency Operations center is "fully activated and engaged as we have been for some 36 hours."


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THE TWO. NEW DETAILS IN A 15-YEAR-OLD COLD CASE OUT OF ALBUQUERQUE. THE FAMILY OF A WOMAN WHOSE SKULL WAS FOUND 65 MILES OUTSIDE THE CITY SAYS, THEY'RE TAKING THEIR MESSAGE TO THE STREETS. ACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER ANNA VELASQUEZ TALKED WITH THEM. HOME VIDEO SHOWS THE REYES FAMILY... WALKING TO THE SITE WHERE TERRY REYES' SKULL WAS FOUND BY A RANCHER IN 2004. THEY DIDN'T KNOW UNTIL THIS YEAR... THAT THE REMAINS WERE HERS. I SPOKE WITH HER MOTHER IN OCTOBER. 3:41 i don't know, somebody killed my daughter and i have to deal with this and it's hard. it's very hard :51 I CHECKED BACK IN WITH THE FAMILY RECENTLY 7:23 wipes tears and the family says after we aired their story, the cold case detective got an email from a woman. 2:35 that she knew of my sister being with somebody but other than that i think that's the only information that she's received :44 IT'S NOT A LOT... BUT THEY SAY AT LEAST, IT COULD BE A START IN THEIR SEARCH FOR ANSWERS. 6:54 we miss her. we miss her and it's not right. she was my sister, and we miss her very much :04 TERRY LIVED WITH HER PARENTS BUT VANISHED FROM THE HOME JULY 1ST 1998. HER FAMILY IS NOW GETTING READY TO PASS OUT FLYERS HERE IN TOWN... AND JULY 1ST 1998. HER FAMILY IS NOW GETTING READY TO PASS OUT FLYERS HERE IN TOWN... AND AROUND THE AREA WHERE HER REMAINS WERE FOUND... AND NO MATTER HOW PAINFUL IT IS... THEY'LL CONTINUE TO MAKE PUBLIC PLEAS FOR HELP. 7:35 please if somebody knows something, please say something :39 IN ALBUQUERQUE ANNA VELASQUEZ KOAT ACTION 7 NEWS. THE DETECTIVE WORKING ON TERRY REYES COLD CASE, IS THE SAME INVESTIGATOR STILL SEARCHING FOR ANSWERS IN THE WEST MESA MURDERS. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION, CALL 242-COPS.
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|August 20, 2007, 09:51 AM
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|August 20, 2007, 04:39 PM
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Hey all thought i'd join a forum since i just picked up my new gun a few days ago... go me a Springfield XD 9
Springfield XD 9 - first gun
|August 20, 2007, 07:57 PM
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Hello , Glad to join
Hello everyone,
Thanks for letting me join, Nice board .
I like rifles and handguns.
My PT 145 Millennium pro is always in arm length. 24/7
I own and carry for protection and I like to target shoot.
|August 20, 2007, 10:37 PM
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Hello All. New to the site. Very insightful site. Living in Connecticut. I was intoduced to the site by a good friend. I have a love of all firearms. I have been out of it for awhile. Until a good friend of mine turned the lights back on for me. LOVE THE SITE. Keep up the good work.
|August 20, 2007, 10:56 PM
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|August 20, 2007, 10:56 PM
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Wife of a old poster
My husband (aka Thane) finally talked me into joining THR. I've been interested in shooting since, well, forever, but got into shotgunning in a back 40 kind of way about three years ago. Until this past weekend hadn't fired a shot in two years because my first and greatest love is shotgunning and well, that just seemed to loud to be safe while pregnant. Now that the kid is old enough for me to get some time away I got an afternoon out shooting last Saturday and remembered just how incredibly good it feels.
Hoping to get some good tips on how to get better at it without driving across state lines to visit with the country cousins--that whole routine really cuts down on my shooting time. It's a bit difficult figuring out how ranges and things really work when one is on the outside.
Also am probably gonna be posting quite a bit as I try to figure what kind of gun would be best (affordable) way to work around a bad shoulder (too much judo in my giddy youth). So far I've been using mostly a lightweight 20 gauge single shot that works better than anything else but everyone else who tries it say it kicks like a small mule. Keep wondering if there's a gun out there light enough for the bad shoulder to support but with less a bit less kick.
Off to peruse the shotgun forum now.
(P.S. The nick is not some a military reference, in case anyone was curious--it's a kite reference. )
|August 21, 2007, 05:34 AM
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I heard of this place from the 4chan /k/ weapons page.
But don't hold that against me.
I am mainly interested in antique guns and black powder weapons. My favorite weapon is a brass-barreled 10 gauge flintlock blunderbuss (pictured here).
I am looking around for a matchlock musket or an early hangonne (reproduction, of course).
|August 21, 2007, 11:45 AM
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I found that this was about the only gun related forum that the net nanny software at my job doesn't recognize and block access too. Apparently, my company thinks that if we read about guns or shooting related subjects at work we will snap and go nuts or some such nonsense.
Anyway, I'm a 33 year old power plant operator in northern CA, 6 and a half year army vet, married with no kids, two dogs, two cats, a horse and a fish.
Inventory as follows:
DPMS AR-15 with M-4gery uper
CZ 527 in .223
Tikka T3 in .270
Marlin 882 SST
Remington 870
Savage 24v in .357 over 20 ga.
5.5" Buckmark
70 series Combat Commander
H&K USP compact in .40
Air Arms Pro Elite in .22 cal (pigeon killer deluxe)
and a S&W 19-3 6" on the way
|August 21, 2007, 06:51 PM
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Hey y'all. I'm new on the site. Just got a Smith & Wesson M&P 9 a couple of months ago after checking everything out. It was a good choice, thank you very much. My only other gun is a Winchester 94-32 w.s. that I inherited from my dad. (Who got it from my mom's dad as an inheritance as well...) It's a little easier finding ammo for the 9mm... Anyway, thanks for letting me join the forum!
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|August 22, 2007, 02:22 PM
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I am a african AMERICAN 43 Yr Old married father of 2 teenage girls and a 8 yr old son, my wife is Disabled stay at home mom, I HAVE NEVER HAD A CONCERN ABOUT GUNS SINCE LEAVING THE USMC IN 1989.
I have just thought my merry little life was just great and those gun crazies at work were just that "crazy". until I talked to a coworker 'Daniel Watkins' a good friend,he just started to make more sense that it was not crazy to BEAR ARMS and to protect my way of life or it was not crazy to change from the rat into the cat, I apologize first. but I thought there was no place to join in a group about guns and the American way and race not be a issue. I have found that I have been welcomed with open arms, I have found out more information about safety/training/practice
and most important a continuing network of "like same minds".
My life has changed and will continue to grow stronger with every purchase of good ammo.....................LOL.
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I'm new to THR, from Salt Lake City, UT. I won't lie to you... every gun I own is designed for use on one species. I don't hunt, unless I have to to survive. I own defensive guns which, thankfully, I have never had to use on anything but paper, tin, and plastic. Strange thing... as CCW permits skyrocket in Utah, aggravated crimes keep declining. Is it just me, or do anti-gun States like CA and NY need to study these stats and learn from them?
|August 22, 2007, 05:49 PM
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New Member ... John Spence
Hi - I joined this forum because it was referenced as a site for info about getting a FFL - C&R. I live in California and hope some one living here could offer a few insights into any tricks or got-chas that those wackos in Sacramento might have up their sleeves.
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to see if I can find any laws preventing me from collecting. I am not doing business,
I only want the C&R to be able to get directly to other collectors/dealers. I collect P38s and Colts.
|August 22, 2007, 08:17 PM
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Hello everybody my name is Earl. Really...Like the tv show. Airwrench is the name of my company which is a small aircraft maintenance shop. I also work for a major airline as a maintenance supervisor. I own a M&P .40, xd .45 Taurus pt92, Taurus 917cs, Springfield 1911 full size, 2 Ruger Mark 2s, and my best friend and hunting buddy the Ruger Super Redhawk .44 9.5 in. with the Liepold scope. I and my son have been shooting steel and ipsc for about 8 months and love it.
|August 22, 2007, 10:00 PM
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New guy here!
New to the forums, not to guns lol. My name's Chris, I'm 20 years old, and live on some land in Central Texas. I was raised in the country so I'm used to having my own shooting range!
Been shooting and hunting my whole life. Learned to shoot on a 100 year old single shot bolt action 22LR that was my great grandfathers, it has since been passed on to me.
My current arsenal is as follows:
Unknown single shot bolt action 22LR (the straightest shooting rifle ever!)
Herbert-Schmidt 22LR revolver (was my mothers, for snakes, I kinda stole it lol)
Winchester Model 70 .243 (my brother's but I'm holding onto it for him)
Mossberg 500A 12ga special purpose shotgun
DPMS Panther Lite 16 AR-15
That's it for now. Only 118 more days until I can purchase a pistol! I'm gonna buy a Taurus PT 24/7 in 9mm, most likely the blued version, as I'm not much for bling, and the SS slide is just too flashy for me.
I just stumbled on this forum through a google search and MAN it has a TON of information here! I've already learned a ton just in the few hours I've been on here. Anyway, looking forward to getting to know some of ya!
|August 22, 2007, 10:08 PM
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This forum has defintely augmented my knowledge of firearms as well. Any question I have had has been thoroughly answered. Just make sure you jion the NRA or else you are free loading and cant complain when tyranical firearms restrictions are passed.
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|August 22, 2007, 10:51 PM
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Whoops, I figured I put this in the wrong place. How did I miss the big intro thread?
DPMS Panther Lite 16 AR-15 w/mods | Mossberg 500A 12ga | Ruger P95 9mm | Ruger 10/22 Carbine Deluxe | Herbert-Schmidt 22LR revolver | Unknown single shot bolt action 22LR (around 100 years old!)
|August 23, 2007, 01:48 AM
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HELLO from France
Hello Every body,
Nice to meet you here.
I just discover your forum by Oleg VOLK.
I contact him and he give me this good electronic adress.
I will try to read some (not all, to much information ) of the many subject you have discuss.
I'm a French shooter, I'm 36 year old and I shoot since I'm 18 year old.
I post on two Europen forum
AR15France.com (france)
feulibre.forumactif.com (switzerland)
And some time on AR15.com but not so ofen I want.
I hope I will learn many think with you.
It'a always a pleasure to cross knowledge with international shooters community.
Best regard, Michaël.
|August 23, 2007, 04:44 AM
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|August 23, 2007, 04:37 PM
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Hi all CPTTango here. I have been shooting for 22 years and reloading for 18 years. I spent 8 years in the army. Now I am in school right now (IT network enginering) got to make more money to support my horriable gun and reloading habbit.
I have two kids and plenty of guns. the newest edition was a Beretta Neos 6" with a Tasco 30mm red dot. I love it. I am a die hard remington man and only own one non remington rifle.
I am mainly a varmint guy who spends too much time at the bench trying to squeez accruacy out of my rem 700 VLS 223. I have her down to .411" @ 100 yards right now. She will soon get some new glass (Leupold VX-III 6.5-20x40mm) and her glass (Weaver KT-15) with get switched on to her older sister (1917 rem Enfield target rifle)
|August 23, 2007, 04:53 PM
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I'm new here - My friend turned me on a week ago & I can't stop reading all this AWSOME info. My wife & I just completed CHL class here in the DFW area. I'm just getting started exercising my 2nd Amendment right. I currently own 12 ga Winnchester 1300 (Defender) & Ruger 22 rimfire (22/45 MarkIII) pistol. My reason for joining this fine forum is to gain gun wisdom & advice - THANK YOU all in advance.
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|August 23, 2007, 05:25 PM
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Hello I support gun rights and am a right-winger. I'm a bit of a novice about guns but I am learning.
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|August 23, 2007, 06:40 PM
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Hi there, I'm living in Switzerland, and I heard about THR in my own firearms's dedicated forum http://feulibre.forumactif.com.
Firearms are my passion from always. I've got my first handgund at 17 y/o, it was a Sig-Sauer P228 9mmP.
I'm police officer, shooting instructor, I've followed The Taylor ASAA "3 weapons" instruction when Chuck Taylor was coming in Switzerland, in 1994.
Greetings to all !
My masterpieces are :
Oberland Arms M4 5.56mm blackrifle, assembled in Switzerland by Brugger & Thomet
Norinco 56-1 7.62x39mm Full automatic
Norinco 56SS-1 "Tupperware" short barrel 7.62x39mm
Famae SAF90 9mmP, Chilian Full automatic SMG
Springfield XD-9 9mmP
Sig-Sauer P226 9mmP with Geneva's flag (Cop's handgun) engraved onto the milled stainless steel slide
SIG P220 9mmP, it's a swiss army's officer gun, called "Mod 75".
Glock 19 9mmP pistol in Geneva Swiss cop configuration
My Fass57 (SIG 510) Swiss Assault rifle, shortered and customized by myself, a prototyp called "57 Rebirth" 7.5x55mm (7.5 Swiss)
Sig Pro SP 2340 .357 Sig
FN Herstal/Browning HP 35, wich is unique, it's a competition model, shortered by myself.
Norinco 1911-A1 .45ACP with wood grips handmade by a friend, with 2 "50 swisscents"
Rossi 483 Inox .22Lr 6" revolver
Renato Gamba SAB-G90 9mmP, a CZ75-like made by Tanfoglio's brothers-Italy.
Beretta 92F 9mmP, made in Italy in early 80's.
Beretta 92FS Inox, 9mmP, made in USA
Sig-Sauer P226 9mmP with Hybrid compensator (old style slide)
Colt 1860 replica, made in Italy by Armi San-Marco, .44 black powder
And some swiss rifles
Enjoy !
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|August 23, 2007, 11:01 PM
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i am new to this page. i am a fan of 1911's and winchester lever actions mostly. recently i have been looking at krags more than usual. i have a few of them in my small but growing collection. most of my items are standard but i also have some custom calibers. currently i am working on a 98 krag in 30-40 improved and a 1911 in 400 cor-bon.
|August 23, 2007, 11:41 PM
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I love any Marlin Lever action gun and the S&W revolvers. I came here to ask some questions about Marlins new .308mx, and got some good imfo.
|August 24, 2007, 12:26 AM
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I crossed the line, no one wanted to cross.
I have but a few firearms
M1 Garand, the finest battle rifle ever made
M700, to reach out and touch someone
SKS, for the ole lady
CZ-52, gonna sell it
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Superstitious PregnancyHolly Whitney
I bought the very first baby related item for my now four year old son when I was just eleven and a half weeks pregnant. It was a little onesie that had a red partially filled progress bar on it and text that read, "Shh…I'm downloading". A month prior to that my mother had purchased a tie-dyed onesie with matching socks at a street fair that we attend annually. Before I had even hit the twelve week mark with my first pregnancy I had tiny baby clothes hanging in the closet.
This time it has been completely different.
This time I have been terrified to buy anything. I have been so afraid that purchasing things for this baby would somehow make this pregnancy go wrong. I guess having two miscarriages in a year will do that to a person.
I know it is an irrational fear but one that I've been pretty adamant about sticking to. I just could not bring myself to buy anything.
Until today.
I'm now just over 30 weeks pregnant and I finally bought my first baby related item of this pregnancy. I feel like I'm in the home stretch now and it will be all be okay. I have come to a point where I feel like I can buy stuff for this baby and I won't somehow jinx the pregnancy.
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Ray Lewis delivered a stirring and emotional eulogy last week for Baltimore Ravens owner Art Modell, who passed away at the age of 87.
But the Ravens' longtime linebacker and inspirational leader might have done his most impassioned testimonial while talking up Baltimore's new-look, no-huddle offense.
Wait, Lewis talking up the Ravens' offense?
During his 17-year career with the franchise, it's mostly always been about Baltimore's punishing defense. It's been about sacks and big hits, turnovers and intimidation.
The offense was the student driver in the HOV lane. It was slow, deficient and predictable.
But thanks to offensive coordinator Cam Cameron's willingness to try something new and inject some energy and excitement with the no-huddle, the Ravens look like they finally have a fast-break, go-for-broke offense.
Baltimore piled up an AFC-best 430 yards during its 44-13 rout of the Bengals on Monday night and afterward, Lewis was asked if this is the type of offense he's been waiting to see.
"I've been here a long time," said Lewis, now 37. "You can finish that off for me."
The defense still will be asked to carry a big part of the load as it always has, including Sunday when the Ravens meet the Eagles in Philadelphia, but maybe some of the heavy lifting will now subside.
Quarterback Joe Flacco, who's taken nothing but grief despite plenty of regular-season success, expects to thrive in Cameron's new scheme. The no-huddle makes opposing defenses have trouble getting personnel on and off the field. It allows Flacco to strike quickly. It opens the running game for Ray Rice.
"You watch all the great offenses around the league, they are really moving to the fast-break offense," Lewis told reporters, "and for us to go to it right now with all the pieces we have, I think it's a great thing."
As for Flacco, Lewis says he's always been in the quarterback's corner.
"Trust me," he said, "I am pro-Joe because he has proved himself year in and year out."
So has Lewis, who had 14 tackles, a sack and forced a fumble in Baltimore's Week 1 victory. The 13-time Pro Bowl player already has one Super Bowl ring to his credit, but as he reaches the twilight of his career, he is hungrier than ever for a second championship.
This year's Ravens look to be clear Super Bowl contenders, if not favorites. Only this time, they won't have an offense that is simply content with managing a game and taking the safe route.
Baltimore's offense hasn't ranked higher than 15th in total yards in more than a decade. The defense has ranked in the top three in points allowed five of the past six years.
"I know a lot of people are putting emphasis on our offense and what our offense does," Lewis said. "But we've always believed in our offense. Joe has a lot of pieces now that he can really play with."
Flacco finished 21 of 29 for 299 yards, two touchdowns and no turnovers.
"I think the offense suits him," Eagles coach Andy Reid told reporters on a conference call. "What they're doing with the hurry-up game, I think he handled that very well. ... I like what they're doing. It was effective the other night. They're playing good football."
How good?
"Scary good," Ravens coach John Harbaugh told reporters. "That's probably the word right there.
" ... Joe Flacco is going to be a great player. Joe Flacco is a great player. Joe Flacco has been a great player."
So has Lewis -- for nearly two decades now. Only now, it doesn't just have to be about him and veteran safety Ed Reed or feared pass rusher Terrell Suggs, who is sidelined with an Achilles' tear.
"We aren't trying to put any window dressing on anything," Cameron told reporters. "We are putting guys in places strategically to give them an advantage. It's really that simple."
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Paul McCartney's new girlfriend, Heather Mills, was awarded nearly $320,000 in an out-of-court settlement as compensation for the 1993 accident with a police motorcycle in which she lost a leg, London police told Reuters on Thursday. As part of the deal, police officer Simon Osborne, who was driving the bike, was cleared of the charge of driving carelessly. "I would never have sued," Mills, 32, told London's Mirror, "but police constable Osborne launched a damages suit against me, so I had no choice." Osborne was suing her over injuries and emotional stress. Mills, an activist for the handicapped and other causes, and McCartney made public their relationship last month. The ex-Beatle's wife, Linda, died of breast cancer in 1998.


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In New Mexico there's concern proposed changes to the state's medical marijuana program will lead to a price hike.
According to the New Mexico Department of Health changes are necessary to meet the needs of a growing number of patients in the program.
The state also plans to increase the number licenses to grow and sell marijuana -- legally. A hearing to explain the changes is set for Monday June 16 in Santa Fe.
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While paging through Inc. Magazine, I stumbled upon a printed short piece in the September 2008 issue titled "The Great Beer Crisis of 2008". As a beer drinker and home-brewer; I had to read the piece. Fortunately, it turned out the article was not just about beer, but was related to procurement and sourcing.
As many of you know, the beginning of this year marked a major shortage of hops (a major component of aromatic beers) due to weather related poor crop yields in foreign countries compounded with domestic farmers that have switched to more profitable crops.
Some news outlets briefly reported that major breweries would raise beer prices substantially and that small local and niche breweries may not be able to acquire product at all. On the home-brew market, we saw hop prices triple and the availability of unique and desirable hops disappear. However, the consumers only really saw a small increase in beer prices, and the shortage seemed to be short lived. How did it happen?
According to Inc, it was actually some of the largest brewing companies that helped to bail out many breweries. Boston Beer (the makers of Sam Adams) and its founder Jim Koch, as well as Ken Grossman of the Sierra Nevada brewing company jointly sold over 170,000 lbs of their company's private reserves to help keep the industry floating.
What is so remarkable about that? Both organizations sold their hops at cost. That's right, no markup. The demand was still greater than both companies could respond to, but some estimates indicate that their joint contribution helped bring 800 million pints of beer to the market this year.
When asked why he did it, Koch replied "I saw this as a way of reminding people that this isn't just a business. We're craftsmen, too, and we help each other".
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Military service was once taken for granted as a natural part of good citizenship, and Americans of all classes served during wartime. Not anymore. As Kathy Roth-Douquet and Frank Schaeffer assert in this groundbreaking work, there is a glaring disconnect between the "all volunteer military" and the rest of us. And as that gap between the cultural "elite" and military rank-and-file widens, our country faces a dangerous lack of understanding between those in power and those who defend our way of life. In America, it is increasingly the case that the people who make, support, or protest military policy have no military experience. As a result, the privileged miss the benefits of military service -- leadership, experience helpful to their future roles in public life, and exposure to a broader cross section of citizens -- while the military feels under-supported and morally distanced from the rest of the country. And when only a handful of members of Congress have military experience or a personal link to someone in uniform, perhaps it becomes too easy (or too hard) to send the military into combat. Based on research and including the voices of many young military members who understand firsthand the value of service, AWOL is also a very personal book. Frank Schaeffer, father of a former enlisted Marine, knows the anguish and pride that millions of American parents feel every day as their children are off fighting a war in a foreign land. Kathy Roth-Douquet, wife of a career officer, has experienced the struggle of trying to keep the family together with a husband at war as well as the often untold satisfaction of raising children in an ethic of service. To the authors and numerous other families who are intimately acquainted with the glory and the sacrifice of military service, America needs a wake-up call before it's too late.
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A number of Egyptian developers has launched sphinUX which is the first 100% Egyptian and Arab open source OS.
The OS used to be based on Linux distribution Debian, but they developed an enhanced Kernel (LS Kernel) and launched in on the release RC2-Build21.
A powerful mix of 40% Debian kernel, 40% Hurd kernel and 20% our own Lightning Speed kernel.
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we should do something for the early game against the caps, too.
because i wanna come out, dammit!
Unfortunately the turn out has not been as big as we thought it would be for these get togethers. The largest I attended was around 10, and that was a few years ago. Been trying to keep it to one a month to get the best showing. I, or someone, will start a thread at the end of each month to see what date will work for the most folks in the next month. Venue can change according to where the majority are driving from.
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Eh, I guess reading on he kind of explains it.
i guess hes saying that it isnt stable enough for him to trust, but is really fun to mess around on?
He's speaking the truth. Banana is a fucking gimic and rides like dick so he rides Mervins ripped off version of R.C.Technology because it's superior.
90 % of pro's don't ride public stock. Hell about 25% of my decks aren't public stock they have things altered to them.
really? what do you alter? why does it ride like dick?
don't even ask.
anyway, does most of the riding that travis does look like "fun" snowboarding to you? heavily rockered boards or boards with lost of rocker between the bindings just simply are not as stable at really high rates of speed and are harder to land cleanly on, especially on very large jumps with a lot of rotation and torque. when someone says a board is "fun" they usually mean its very easy to ride and do slower speed tricks on. travis is a very powerful rider and despite all the marketing hype regular camber has its place in that type of riding.
I would think that flatcamber k2 is doing would be even better for that incog. but I could be wrong.
I know Lib Boards tend to be much softer than Never Summer, so even with the same tech it may not ride as well?
basic shape and stiffness sure, but maybe they like stiffer nose and tail, or softer torsionally depending on the type of riding
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Fellows may be asked to participate in Feinstein Center workshops or public lectures for the 2013-2014 year.
A complete application must include:
• Cover letter
• Proposal with title (no more than 5 pages)
• Letter of recommendation on letterhead (can be scanned into a PDF)
Materials are due by March 15, 2013. We prefer that all application materials be emailed to email@example.com.
You may also mail the materials to: Dr. Lila Corwin Berman, Director, Feinstein Center of American Jewish History Temple University, # 916 Gladfelter Hall (025-24), 1115 West Berks Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122-6089. Announcement of awards will be made in June.
Please direct any questions to Dr. Nancy Isserman (email@example.com).