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WASHINGTON, D.C. - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Build-A-Bear Workshop, of St. Louis, Mo., is recalling about 80,000 "Founding Bear" stuffed bears. The nose of the stuffed bear can be pulled or twisted off, posing a choking hazard to a young child. Build-A-Bear Workshop has not received any reports of injuries resulting from these stuffed bears. This recall is being conducted to prevent possible injuries.The recall includes the "Founding Bear," and the "Founding Bear II." The "Founding Bear" is about 19-inches long, and the "Founding Bear II" is about 18-inches long. Both stuffed bears are chocolate brown and have cream-colored paws and snout. "OUR FOUNDING BEAR" is written on a cardboard tag that was originally attached to the bear's ear. Build-A-Bear Workshop stores and web site sold these stuffed bears nationwide between March 2000 and December 2002 for between $22 and $25. Consumers should take these stuffed bears away from young children immediately. Build-A-Bear Workshop will exchange the bear for any other item they sell of equal value or provide a Build-A-Bear Workshop gift card. Consumers should return the stuffed bears to any Build-A-Bear Workshop store or contact the firm for instructions on mailing the bear. For more information, call Build-A-Bear Workshop toll-free at (866) 236- 5683 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. CT Monday through Friday, or visit the firm's web site at www.buildabear.com (note added 01/18/2005 - recall information is no longer on the firm's web site).
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Topic: Logical operations on constants
I am new to R on R so please excuse any ignorance of basics and just point me to the right place to learn if Im asking the obvious
In an effort to make my code easier to read, I am switching from a series of integers representing flags
(eg Jan = 1, Feb = 2, March = 4, April = 8) etc to constants.
I was looking for a way to create enumerations, but it seems that thy dont exist per se in Ruby, and the only site I could find that pointed me in this direction was to create a new model that simply contained my constants. Then in my code, instead of having month = 8, I can write month = Months::APRIL.
This is fine, and is more readable et, but it got me thinking.
I had a list of checkboxes on my page, and the user selected Jan and April, I can easily send to the database Months::JANUARY + Months::APRIL. But when I pull them back, 9 obviously doesnt match any of my constants.
So what is the best strategy for reading an integer from the database, and converting it back into an array of flags or constants ?

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Are you sure that perhaps played the song just for the commercial instead of being the opening song (theme) each week. Here is a link to a trailer for the show and EPP wasn't played. http://tv.msn.com/tv/series/private-practice
A couple of years ago the TV ad for "Peter Pan" played Coldplay's "Clocks" during the flying sequence. Having been dragged by my nephew to see the movie at the theatre, a different piece of incidental music was used instead. Funny thing was "Clocks" actually would have actually worked better.


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99Designs, the crowd sourced design firm is now launching Swiftly a crowd sourced design-fixer firm. Billed as a place where you can get a title changed on a business card, a tweak done to a photo, headlines changed on websites, vectorizing images and other simpler tasks (provided the original fonts & layout documents are available), the idea is already unappetizing to many designers. $15 an hour is below minimum wage in Australia but a neat chunk of change in Thailand. Since Swiftly enables customers to get existing graphic design files altered by professional graphic designers within hours, it means the fonts and things needed are already in them - and half of the reason designers charge so much is already sorted. Perhaps one can set this work up so that one does several little tweak-jobs within an hour thereby getting up to a regular wage. It could be something for the unpaid design intern to do at night. Bonus! Imagine all the portfolio work you can claim!
"Swiftly is part of 99designs' broader plan to change the paradigm for how businesses worldwide get graphic design work done and how designers earn money," said 99designs President and CEO Patrick Llewellyn. "99designs contests have connected more than 230,000 customers with our extensive community of skilled designers. Now, with Swiftly, we're introducing an entirely different model for businesses to get smaller design tasks done quickly and effortlessly. Swiftly's launch underscores our determination to provide a full spectrum of graphic design solutions for customers and more opportunities for designers."
"Swiftly grew out of our awareness that many people don't know where to turn for a quick graphic design project, either because they don't employ in-house designers or their designers are tied up with more substantial projects," said 99designs Chief Technology Officer Lachlan Donald, who led the team that developed Swiftly. "It's exciting to have the opportunity to develop a totally new service that fulfills a real need for customers and gives freelance designers another way to make money. It's a win-win for everyone."
Actually, $15.00 is the amount 99designs charges at the front end. Of that, a designer only gets $7.00 - $10.00 (according to some undefined barometer of 'experience'.) Accordingly, if we buy the rationale that each design 'task' should only take 30 mins (which they won't) most designers on the platform stand to earn $14.00 or less per hour.
When you put it that way it almost sounds 99designs are exploiting content creators.
Hey Dabitch
How much 99designs pays Swiftly designers ("We pay designers between US$7 and $10 per task.") can be found in the Q & A area here:
The 'experience' barometer has been used in several press releases by 99designs but there's no mention of it anywhere on the site.


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We did a 30+ free catering gig for our church, yesterday. Learned a valuable lesson today as our cold kitchen didn't bring the dough up to the needed 70-75 degrees before opening. Two hours after removing from the frig, the balls were only at 60 degrees. This cold, elastic dough would not stretch without tearing. My 18" pizza's ended-up being 14" but we were up against a time deadline and had to bake....
Well, that's interesting. Your overblown must be a LOT different from my overblown. When mine turns into a gooey bubbly blob and tries to escape onto the counter, I call it overblown. What's yours like?
Ah, the challenges of doing pizza on location. But as they say, the show must go on! Way to roll with the punches.
Not like yours!! I'd be afraid to sleep at night at your house fearing that I might be consumed by the dough monster by morning!!! Love the char on the edges of the meat on your pizza. That one looks like it needs some beer, a little football, and some serious "alone time".


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Ultra Series Trad'l DH Replacement Sash Kits
Ultra Series
- Pine or other wood species on interior
- 10+ interior finish options
- Extruded aluminum cladding on the exterior
- Fluoropolymer exterior finish
- 35+ exterior colors
- 30-year exterior finish warranty
Ultra Series Trad'l DH Replacement Sash Kits
- Roll-formed aluminum clad sash with Ultra Series fluoropolymer finish
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- Spring-loaded block & tackle mechanical balances for a smooth operation
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- Brochure with Sizes, Measuring & Installation Instructions
Double Hung Shapes
- Both top and bottom sash slide up & down to operate
- Sash operation in segment head & half-circle top double hungs is limited depending on the radius involved
- The top sash may be specified as stationary – making the units into "single hungs"
*Custom units may incur additional charges and/or longer lead times.
Glass Terminology
LoE²-270 glass delivers year-round comfort in most types of weather. Offering a balance of high clarity and low solar heat gain, LoE²-270 is standard in most Kolbe products. In summer, it rejects the sun's heat and damaging UV rays. In winter, it reflects heat back into the room.
Customers placing orders, with LoE-270, containing annealed and tempered products, will receive LoE-270 on the annealed glass units and LoE-272 on tempered units. The LoE coating of 272, for tempered units, will provide the closest match in function and visibility to the LoE-270 annealed units.
For warm climates, LoE³-366 delivers a balance of solar control and high visibility. This coating helps provide protection of fading, blocking up to 95% of the sun's damaging rays.
The solar performance of LoE³-340 glass is unprecedented in a double pane unit, with no room-darkening tint required. With an SHGC of just 0.18, it greatly reduces oppressive solar heat gain. And, wherever glare is a problem, LoE³-340 controls that as well. Then, when the cold weather rolls around, its low U-factor reduces indoor heat loss. This results in year-round comfort in warm climates.
When the weather turns frigid, LoE-180 glass is the perfect cold remedy. It keeps homes warmer and more comfortable by blocking heat loss to the outside and letting the sun's heat stream in to increase solar heat gain.
Argon Gas
Argon gas is a colorless, odorless, non-toxic, naturally-occurring element that is inert, meaning it will not react with other elements or gasses. Because argon gas has a thermal conductivity 30% lower than air, the use of argon gas in a LoE coated insulated glass unit allows it to provide for an incremental improvement to the overall U-factor of the unit. For increased energy efficiency, argon is supplied, at no additional cost, in all LoE coated insulated glass units, with the exception of those units with glass dimensions less than 14" x 14" or units that require capillary/breather tubes due to being shipped over or installed in high altitude elevations. Units constructed without argon gas will have higher U-values.
High altitude situations occur when Kolbe double pane insulated glass units are shipped over or installed in areas that begin at 5000 feet above sea level. For triple pane insulated glass units, high altitude begins at 3500 feet above sea level. To find the energy performance for units in high altitude situations, use our energy database and select Air as the fill option for double or triple pane glass.
Tempered Glass
In doors, all panes are tempered for safety. Windows may be ordered tempered as well, which may be required due to the glass size and/or to meet local building codes. If broken, tempered glass shatters into small fragments rather than large, sharp shards.
Heat-strengthening and glass tempering are processes of heating annealed glass to approximately 1200° F (650° C) and then rapidly cooling it with air. The resultant piece of glass is approximately two to four times stronger than a piece of annealed glass. This increased strength is the result of permanently locking the outer surface molecules of the glass in compression and the center portion in compensating tension. When LoE tempered glass is required, because of the tempering process, specially formulated LoE coatings are used to match annealed glass coatings. Kolbe will supply tempered glass products that closest match in function and visibility to the standard annealed products supplied.
Thermal Efficiency
Inert gas dissipates over the life of the insulated glass unit. Kolbe does not warrant the amount or percentage of argon present in insulating glass or a specific level of unit thermal efficiency at any time after manufacture. Visit our energy database to select and view your specific window and its listed energy performance values.
Thermo-Edge Spacers
Kolbe's standard glass offerings are complemented by a state-of–the-art, stainless steel spacer bar system on most units. The advanced design of this system incorporates a stainless steel spacer with airtight bent corners and a dual-seal construction of compressed polyisobutylene (PIB) and silicone. Desiccants are contained in the spacer to eliminate the potential for moisture. These features combine to reduce the thermal transmission through the edge seal, creating better energy performance and increasing the roomside glass temperature while reducing the potential for condensation at the sash to glass interface as compared to aluminum spacer designs. Thermo-Edge spacers are one of the many quality details that define Kolbe windows and doors. Thermo-Edge spacers are not available on very small radius units, units with ½" insulated glass, with the Champagne or Dark Bronze Anodized spacer option, units with "pencil" bar grilles-in-the-airspace, or true divided lites. Available in stainless steel (standard) and black painted.
NOTE: LoE²-270 and other LoE coatings are trademarks of Cardinal IG; visit the Cardinal IG website for in-depth information about glass.
Standard - Double Pane Glass
Double pane glass achieves energy efficiency across various climate zones
- Double pane insulating glass unit
- LoE²-270
- Argon gas
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
Double pane glass is standard for most Kolbe products. Size and other limitations may apply. Door glass is always tempered for safety. Window glass may be tempered, and may be required for large glass sizes and/or to meet local building codes. For information about optional LoE coatings, tempered glass with LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above.
Option - ThermaPlus Coating
ThermaPlus is an optional interior coating that can be applied to help meet the strictest energy requirements, helping provide protection against heat loss and UV damage
- Double pane insulating glass unit
- LoE²-270
- Argon gas
- ThermaPlus coating on indoor surface
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
Door glass is always tempered for safety. Window glass may be tempered, and may be required for large glass sizes and/or to meet local building codes. For information about optional LoE coatings, tempered glass with LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above.
Option - Laminated Glass
Laminated glass in one or all panes adds safety, security, sound control, and the ultimate in UV blockage
- Double pane insulating glass unit
- LoE coating options
- Argon gas
- Thermo-Edge, stainless steel spacer bars
- Laminated glass (i.e. Two pieces of glass fused together with a plastic interlayer)
Limitations for using laminated glass may apply if products must meet specific impact or design pressure ratings. Construction and structural modifications may be required to meet building codes. For information about LoE coatings, tempered glass with or without LoE coatings, or exceptions to argon gas, please expand Glass Terminology above.
Option - Impact Resistant Glass
Impact glass helps withstand harsh environmental conditions, especially in coastal regions. Combined with K-Force® impact product upgrades, this product offers a high level of protection against property damage.
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Finely crafted glass is a decorative glass option that can include a variety of caming options, as well as colored glass, patterned glass and more.
Examples include:
- Water glass
- Beveled glass
- Color glass in a custom design
- V-grooves
- Pink water glass
- Zinc caming
- Clear water glass
- Beveled glass
- Brass caming
- Baroque glass
NOTE: Not available with LoE coatings, argon gas or Thermo-Edge spacer bars.
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Tints, colors and/or patterns in glass can provide shade, privacy or visual interest.
Kolbe offers a variety of attractive patterns:
- Pattern 62
- Glue Chip
- Rain
- Frosted Matte
- Aquatex
- Reeded (horizontal)
- Reeded (vertical)
NOTES: Other patterns may be available by special order. Rain glass is not available with PDL bars on the obscure glass surface. Ratings for products with obscure or wired glass and/or stained glass shall be deemed to be equivalent to the ratings for clear glass (NFRC 200 Section 4.5.G).
Option - Neat Glass
Neat® glass goes through a special sputter-coating process to make the exterior surface ultra smooth. Water "sheets off" more readily than it would on uncoated glass, helping rinse away dirt, and therefore requiring less cleaning time (view video).
NOTE: Not available on units with specialty glass on surface #1 or 2.
Option - Preserve Protective Film
Preserve™ is an optional, protective film that protects glass from scratches during transit and construction, as well as helping to reduce the time involved in job site clean-up.
NOTE: Not available on single-glazed units, units with true divided lites or other small insulating glass units, or some types of decorative glass. Contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Divided Lites
Option - The PDL System for Ultra, Heritage & Classic Series Products
The Performance divided lite (PDL) system uses a single insulating glass unit, which offers much better U-factors than true divided lite units. This is due to the large, unobstructed thermal break created by airflow within the insulating glass unit.
- Wood bars are adhered to the interior of the insulating glass unit*
- Aluminum, beveled-profile bars are adhered to the exterior*
- Champagne-colored bars are held within the insulating glass unit
*Some intricate designs and coastal applications may require a composite material for the exterior PDL bars and are not coated with fluoropolymer finish.
PDL bars
- Exterior & interior bars are finished to match the exterior or interior of the window or door unit
- Optional bar widths: 5/8", 7/8", 1-1/8", 1-3/8", 1-3/4", 2-1/4", 4-1/2" and custom
- Interior bar profiles: beveled (standard), ovolo, and square
NOTE: Double pane insulating glass have one bar within the insulating glass unit, as shown above. Triple pane insulating glass have two bars, one in each airspace. Limitations may apply, especially to curved bars.
Option - Interior Removable Grilles for Ultra, Heritage & Classic Series Products
Interior removable wood grilles offer aesthetic flexibility, as well as easy cleaning. They are available only on wood products.
Construction & Benefits
- Built with full surround frame and bars that interlock at the joints for stability
- Applied to interior of window using exclusive hidden clip system
- Offer the ability to change styles by removing the grilles
- Can easily be removed to clean the glass
- Species: pine (standard), other wood species (option)
Bar Profiles & Widths
- Interior bar profiles: beveled (standard), and ovolo (option)
- Optional bar widths: 7/8", 1-1/8", and custom
Factory Finishes
Prefinishing available to match interior finish of entire unit (option)
NOTE: If ovolo bar profile is chosen, glazing beads will be ovolo to match. If a finish is requested, it will be applied to both sides of the grille; i.e., the sides seen from the interior and exterior will be finished the same. Primer is not available on grilles.
Option - Grilles-in-the-Airspace for Ultra, Heritage & Classic Series Products
- Achieves a style similar to true divided lites
- Easy to clean, with no obstruction on the interior or exterior of the glass unit
- Aluminum bars are sealed within the "airspace" of insulating glass units*
- The bars allow air-flow throughout the insulating glass unit, creating an unobstructed thermal break, maintaining an energy efficiency not possible with true divided lites
- Contoured, aluminum bars (finishes below)
- Flat, aluminum bars (finishes below)
- "Pencil-shaped" brass bars
- "Pencil-shaped" pewter bars
Finish Options on Contoured & Flat Bars (contoured bars shown)
GIA for Wood
NOTES: Ask your dealer about other options. Some units are available with:
- Flat brass bars
- Two-tones, i.e. one color or wood appearance option on the interior and a different one on the exterior
- Custom patterns & bar "shapes" (limitations apply due to bending capabilities)
- Diamond patterns are not available
*For triple pane units, the bars are held within the exterior airspace. GIA are not available on Ultra or Heritage Series Sterling Double Hungs, Studio Units, or Sliding Patio Doors with triple pane glass.
**The wood "finishes" are wood appearance options and not real wood.
Glazing Bead
Beveled Glazing Beads for wood products
Beveled glazing beads help create the traditional look of wood windows (standard for most wood products; option for Craftsman doors & Heritage Series tilt-turn windows)
Ovolo Glazing Beads for wood products
Ovolo glazing beads have a curved profile (option for most wood products; standard for Craftsman doors and Heritage Series tilt-turn windows)
On-screen images of finishes and colors may vary slightly from actual colors. Selections should be made based on actual color samples from your local dealer. Prices may vary depending on the color or finish chosen.
Sash Locks for Traditional, Magnum, Pocket & Old World Classic Double Hungs & Traditional Sliders
- Clay
- White
- Beige
- Brass
- Antique Brass
- Satin Nickel
- Antique Nickel
- Oil-Rubbed*
- Rustic Umber
- Matte Black
*Oil-rubbed is a "living finish" which will change appearance over time
Sash Lift Handles for Sterling, Magnum, Traditional & Pocket Double Hungs
Sash lift handles are optional on the bottom rail of the bottom sash of double hungs; colors are available to match the sash locks.
Available styles include:
- Square-style handle (shown top right in Antique Brass)
- Traditional-style handle (shown bottom right in Rustic Umber)
Curved Sash Lift Handles for Double Hungs (option)
Two curved sash lift handles are recommended per bottom rail of bottom sash, regardless of the unit size. The new curved sash lift is NOT compatible on units with retractable screens or on units with sash ploughs.
Standard - No Screen
No screen included as standard, please select from the options below
Option - Full Insect Screens
- Full screen (i.e. covers both sash)
- Aluminum frame in colors to match exterior of window unit
- Corner keys for stability (some exceptions apply)
- BetterVue screen mesh (see details & screen mesh options below)
Option - Half Insect Screens
- Half-screen (i.e. covers bottom sash)
- Aluminum frame in colors to match exterior of window unit
- Corner keys for stability (some exceptions apply)
- BetterVue screen mesh
Option - StormGuard Combination Storm/Insect Screens
- Glass storm panels can be closed over screens for extra protection in harsh weather
- Glass and screen inserts are removable from the interior for cleaning
- Weatherstripping around the inserts ensures a tight fit
- Weep holes prevent sill damage
- Extruded aluminum frames are a light-weight alloy
- Frame colors: Beige, White, Sand, Rustic, Hartford Green, Chutney, Ultra Pure White, and Coal Black
- Sight lines blend with window
- BetterVue screen mesh (see details & screen mesh options below)
BetterVue® Screen Mesh
- Fine fiberglass mesh provides improved visibility
- Tighter weave keeps smaller bugs out
- Flame retardant
- Light-weight & flexible
- Doesn't corrode, stain, rust, crease or dent
- GreenGuard® Certified
Option - UltraVue® Screen Mesh
Fiberglass mesh with qualities similar to BetterVue®, plus:
- Enhanced visibility offers the ultimate in visibility
- Exceeds other fiberglass insect screen mesh on the market
Exterior Material
Roll-Formed Aluminum Cladding - Sash
- Durable .019" thick cladding of 5052 aluminum alloy
- Roll formed tightly to the exterior wood sash
Exterior Finish/Colors
Standard - Fluoropolymer Exterior Finish
- 70% PVDF fluoropolymer exterior finish
- Meets performance requirements of AAMA 2605-13 – the most stringent testing procedures for organic coatings on aluminum extrusions
- Resists chemicals, abrasion, corrosion, chalking and erosion
- Maintains film integrity, retains the color and gloss
- 30-year warranty extended directly to the homeowner (view Warranties)
NOTES: Actual finish colors may vary from on-screen images. Please make selections using color samples from your local dealer. Custom color are also available. For custom colors, please provide a sample to your dealer.
Option - Anodized Exterior Finish
Anodized finishes are created using an electrolyte process with oxide film to coat the aluminum cladding. This results in a reflective, metallic sheen.
NOTES: An acceptable light to dark color range is up to 5 Delta E's, per AAMA 611-98 specifications, Section 8.3. This is due to variables which include (but are not limited to) part shapes, alloy variations and time in the anodizing process. This means that a sash part could appear slightly different in color than a frame part. This is considered acceptable. Samples of the color range are available upon request; even samples provided may vary from the final product due to these variables.
These are specialty colors which will incur an added charge and possible longer lead times. Actual finish colors may vary from on-screen images. Please make selections using color samples from your local dealer.
Interior Wood Species
Wood Species
- Pine sash and interior stops
- Other wood species may be available upon request; those shown are a small example of what may be available
NOTES: Because wood varies by nature, the actual wood used in our products may vary in grain and color from that shown here. Selections should be made based on actual samples.
Interior Finish/Colors
Standard - Unfinished
Unfinished on the interior unless requested otherwise.
Option - Factory-Applied Primer
- The interior of wood windows & doors may be ordered factory-primed
- Primer prepares your windows and doors for a beautiful, painted finish to be completed on the job site
NOTE: Limitations may apply; contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Option - Factory-Applied Clear Coat or Stain
Double Clear Coat
Let the natural beauty of the wood show with a durable clear finish. Note that when a double clear coat is requested without stain, a durable, solvent-based finish will be used.
Water-based stain is applied, then two coats of clear, water-based satin finish are applied to help protect the stain. The wood is lightly sanded between the coats. Custom stain colors may be requested.
- Cherry
- Chestnut
- Coffee Bean
- Ebony
- Library Red
- Light Oak 998
- Red Wheat
- Spiced Walnut
- Sunset Oak
- Wheat
- Double Coat Clear
NOTE: On-screen images of interior finishes may vary from actual colors. Stain colors shown on pine. Selections should be made based on actual color samples. Limitations may apply; contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Option - Factory-Applied Paint
After being factory-primed, a topcoat of water-based, acrylic type latex paint is applied.
Note that it is possible to obtain paint through any Sherwin-Williams retail store in the United States and Canada that is color-matched to Kolbe's interior colors. Just mention the name of the Kolbe interior paint finish, and they will have the color formula on file.
Custom interior colors may be requested by supplying a paint sample.
NOTE: On-screen images of interior finishes may vary from actual colors. Selections should be made based on actual color samples. Limitations may apply; contact your local Kolbe dealer for more information.
Sizes, Drawings, Clear Opening Charts, Specifications
Sizes, Architectural Data & Drawings
This information is not available at this time. If you require the information, you may be able to obtain it by special request through your local Kolbe dealer or Regional Manager. To find this information, go to Where to Buy. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Performance Data
Test Data and Reports:
Air, water & structural test reports are not currently available for this product. View reports for other Ultra Series products
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Energy Data
Note: Traditional Double Hung Replacement Sash
Energy ratings for Ultra Series Traditional Double Hung Replacement Sash are the same as for Classic Series Traditional Double Hungs (whole units) & Replacement Sash Kits.
FSC Certification
Option - FSC Certified Wood
Kolbe® has been granted Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain-of-Custody Certification, as have many of our distributors.
The FSC is an international organization dedicated to promoting responsible management of the world's forests. FSC certification ensures that the wood in products come from well-managed forests which meet the social, economic and ecological needs of present and future generations. Chain-of-Custody is the path taken from the forest to the consumer – including each stage of transformation, manufacturing, storage and transport involving a change of ownership of the material or product.
Independent certification bodies assess chain of custody operations against FSC standards, review a company's qualifications, and award FSC certificates when operations are in full compliance. Certificates are valid for five years; however, according to FSC policy, the third party certification body must verify continued compliance. Kolbe has been awarded certification through Scientific Certification Systems, Inc. (SCS), which will conduct surveillance audits to reconfirm Kolbe's compliance on an annual basis.
Kolbe Products Available with FSC Certified Wood
FSC certified wood is an option on many Kolbe window and door products. Wood species available include alder, cherry, fir, mahogany, maple, oak, pine, walnut and other wood species. These products will be constructed using solid or edge-glued material, except for radius units.
Standard and impact performance Kolbe products available with this option include:
- VistaLuxe Collection windows and doors (wood interior / extruded aluminum exterior; contemporary design)
- Ultra Series windows and doors (wood interior / extruded aluminum exterior)
- Heritage Series windows and doors (wood interior and exterior, includes Craftsman doors and Old World Classic double hungs)
FSC certified products can contribute points toward certification for LEED, Green Globes, and other green building programs. Kolbe will be happy to help architects and builders demonstrate their commitment to the environment by offering FSC-certified wood. By relying on certified architects and builders, homeowners can ensure that their project is built true to green initiatives.
Wood and Vinyl Window & Door Products (Effective Jan. 1, 2012)
Wood, Ten (10) Years, Limitations Apply | Vinyl, Limited Lifetime
Insulating Glass (Effective Jan. 1, 2012)
Products with Stainless Steel Spacers: Twenty (20) Years
Products with Aluminum Spacers: Ten (10) Years
Limitations Apply
Factory Finishes (Effective Sept. 1, 2014)
Latex Primer, Five (5) Years | K-Kron, Ten (10) Years
Vinyl Finishes & Interior Wood-Appearance Lamination, Ten (10) Years
Polyester/Alum. Clad, Twenty (20) Years | Fluoropolymer/Clad, Thirty (30) Years
Limitations Apply
International - Wood & Vinyl Window & Door Products (Effective Jan. 1, 2012)
Five (5) Years, Limitations Apply
For other information relating to warranties, please contact your local Kolbe dealer.
Kolbe Flashing Information
Apr 10, 2012 - SKU# 5085340 - 3163kb
Guidelines for sealing Kolbe windows and doors during installation. Discusses the primary surface for shedding water. Includes various methods for appying flashing before and after unit installation.
Kolbe Sealant Information
May 31, 2008 - SKU# 5141500 - 192kb
General information about sealant types and sealant joint designs, such as lap joints, fillet joints and wide-butt joints. Includes comments regarding sealant performance on various building surfaces.
Maintenance Guide
Apr 02, 2008 - SKU# 5062530 - 604kb
Includes definitions and illustrations of various window and/or door components, operating & maintenance procedures for Kolbe products, cleaning products, reinstallation of removable sash, and care of hardware. Also includes frequently-asked questions about windows and/or doors, as well as information about condensation in relation to windows and doors.
Ultra Series Accessories - Standard Brickmould (#B820)
Jun 01, 2005 - SKU# 5122430 - 327kb
Finishing Your Kolbe Windows & Doors
Apr 02, 2008 - SKU# 5139130 - 62kb
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Description: The new 'Grenelle II' laws are presented in the French Parliament. The Grenelle II (2010) follows the Grenelle I (2007) and a second public consultation round with representatives of large companies. Detailed plans are presented for building, transport and energy sector. Local authorities are asked to play a more important and facilitating role. The new law package contains six pillars and contains the 'outlines' and 'logistics' of the application on regional and local level: - 1. Improving the Energetic Performance of Buildings. Among the measures are : insisting on 'Batiments a Basse Consommation' (BBC, < 50 KW/H/m2 per year) for new buildings and to reduce the consumption of existing buildings by 38% untill 2020. - 2. Creating a change in Transport Use. Among the measures presented are : speeding up the process of public transport infrastructure, insisting local public authorities on offering 'lease-bikes' and car-sharing programs, and subvention of electric and hybrid car development. - 3. Reducing significantly Energy Consumption and Carbon Emissions. Measurements foreseen are : Obligation of all enterprises with over 500 employees and municipalities with more than 500.000 inhabitants to calculate CO2 emissions on a yearly bases. -4. Preserving Biodiversity. Pharmaceutical and hospital products will be more ...
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Wow! Time flies so fast, doesn't it. What do you know? It's already the end of the month. To cap of the month with a BIG bang, David and Goliath is again going on sale – Holy Mother of Sale! The tees are going to be sold at PHP 499 each and the accessories will be sold for as low as PHP 99. The sale actually started last January 20 and will be ending on February 5, 2012. So go on, grab your chance to get some really great deals from David and Goliath! By the way, the David and Goliath Store are in Bonifacio High Street, Greenbelt 5, and Trinoma.
So, what have you been up to lately? Well, it was a holiday last Monday and I had the very awesome chance to experience Chinese New Year at its best at the Manila Hotel.
That night was super fun because it was hosted by Manila's Queen of Feng Shui Maritess Allen and Manila's King of Talk Boy Abunda. I guess what is amazing to me is that most of the people who attended were actually Filipinos. I know that it might sound a bit weird but I do believe in Feng Shui because I believe in balance – just like how I believe in Yoga. If you ask me if Feng Shui worked for me, well, I can't really give you a straight answer because I don't have a BIG story yet. Maybe, it'll come, I don't know. But this I have to tell you, I am truly fascinated with it.
Feng Shui Items
I can't really remember when I started to have Feng Shui Items. I would probably guess that I've had some items since around 2005. It started with the lucky bracelets from Charms and Crystals (which before were around PHP2,800 and now it's a whopping PHP6,800 per bracelet!!) and graduated to World of Feng Shui items by Lillian Too. The good (well, not so good, I guess) thing about the Lillian Too items is that a lot of people have their own versions so you can get them cheaper – but I guess it would still be pretty expensive.
Personally, I have the following for this year:
Blue Rhino and Elephant (around PHP500)
This keychain works as a talisman to protect you from the nasty effects of the violent number 7 star – which is said to afflict the boar this year. This particular star is said to manifest itself in the form of robbery, car accidents or someone cheating you of something or someone that is rightfully yours (in other words "ahas" – English translation: snake).
Nightspot Talisman Amulet (around PHP500)
This particular amulet brings protection against all sorts of harm and people with bad intentions. Highly recommended for those who work late at the office or those who frequent nightspots or as well as those who have to entertain clients or a travel a lot.
I bought this particular amulet because I am scheduled to travel this month and next month and it wouldn't hurt right? 🙂
Well, here are just a few reminders if you have these items:
- Make sure that you have the "new" version or newly bought amulet because if you're still using the one of last year it would probably be "mahina" (weak) already.
- Make sure that nobody else touches these amulets because you're the only one who is "allowed" to touch it. If by any chance someone else touches it by mistake, make sure you re-energize them. How? You can use incense. "Pausukan" mo. I don't know the English translation of that! (haha.)
Anyway, I hope this helps especially for people who are born on the year of the boar and for those people who travel a lot. If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please feel free to email me. I will try to research more about Feng Shui for you. 😉


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'Logged forests in the tropics are too vast to ignore, given their huge conservation potential,' says one expert.the new findings. "It is vital that we recognize their key role for conserving tropical nature."
New research undermines a forest conservation ethos that concentrates on protecting the pristine.Institute of Tropical Forest Conservation in Uganda, who is now at the Southern Cross University in Lismore, Australia.
'Biodiversity in some logged concessions in Borneo is in better condition than in many protected areas,' says a scientist.intensity of logging is so low that only an expert can really tell the difference between forests in concessions and those in protected areas."
Nobody argues that the latest research should be treated as a green light for clearing forests.clearing forests. Far from it. For one thing, the roads created by loggers make forests vulnerable to invasions by farmers and ranchers, who may be far more destructive. But it does suggest that well-managed permanent forest estates could be part of the solution to biodiversity loss, rather than the problem — and that conservationists should devote more attention to that task, even if it lacks the romance of protecting the pristine.
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LINGUIST is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new feature: Easy Abstracts! Easy Abs is a free abstract submission and review facility designed to help conference organizers and reviewers accept and process abstracts online. Just go to: http://www.linguistlist.org/confcustom, and begin your conference customization process today! With Easy Abstracts, submission and review will be as easy as 1-2-3!
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Full Title: Standardized Language Testing in Teaching and Research
Date: 02-Dec-2010 - 04-Dec-2010
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Linguistic Field(s): Language Acquisition
Call Deadline: 20-Oct-2010
Meeting Description:
Standardized Language Testing in Teaching and Research
University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
December 2-4, 2010 - Modena (Italy)
The Language Center of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (Italy)
in collaboration with the Department of Language, Text and Translation
Studies are pleased to announce an international conference entitled
'Standardized Language Testing in Teaching and Research', to be held in
Modena from 2 to 4 December 2010. The conference aims to provide
scholars, teachers and students specializing in language assessment an
open forum for discussing current research issues from the field of
language testing.
Conference website:
Plenary speakers and round-table moderators:
Alan Davies (University of Edinburgh)
Gianfranco Porcelli (Università Cattolica di Milano)
James Purpura (Columbia University)
Johann Fischer (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)
2nd Call for Papers
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The main focus of the conference will be on:
- teaching methodologies
- new technologies
- standardization of language levels
- evaluation and assessment
- the test-taker
Papers are invited on, but not restricted to, the following topic areas:
- Evaluation vs assessment in Language testing
- Models of communicative language ability and L2 assessment
- Levels, domains, frameworks and language testing
- Technology in language assessment: developing online test tasks for
- Task and performance based language assessment
- Assessing/testing the language of primary school teachers
- Research and language testing/assessment
- Language policy/ies and the setting of language standards
- Socio-cognitive and socio-pragmatic factors in Language testing
- Item writing and test production
- Codes of practice and language testing as a profession
The following keynote speakers and round-table moderators have
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Alan Davies (University of Edinburgh)
Gianfranco Porcelli (Università Cattolica di Milano)
James Purpura (Columbia University)
Johann Fischer (Georg-August-Universität Göttingen)
Please submit your abstract via e-mail
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English and Italian will be the main conference languages. Paper
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We intend to make a selection of papers for an international publication.
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Aromatic Cream Ale Recipe
I've brewed a couple "International Session Ales" over the years. These low-gravity, easy-drinking beers don't match any established style, and the inspiration for their flavors doesn't draw from a single nation's brewing tradition. They combine malts, yeast, and hops that are not traditionally brewed with in combination. The concept for this batch was inspired by a hoppy cream ale that Jacob (Modern Times' glorious leader) tasted at a homebrew club meeting a couple years ago. He and I kicked the recipe back-and-forth for about two months, as an option for a beer that we could turn around quickly, doesn't involve an chic hops (e.g., Citra, Simcoe, Amarillo, Mosaic etc.), and that we'd still be excited to drink!
Fermentation was with WLP007 (Dry English Ale - Whitbread). I really like WLP002 (English Ale – Fuller's strain), but it doesn't attenuate well enough to produce the crisp beer we are aiming for. WLP007 is a similarly flocculent, relatively neutral, English strain that should give us fermented and clear beer just as quickly, and it's also considerably more attenuative. The only problem with these English strains is that they tend to strip out more hop character from the wort than their less-flocculent American cousins. As a result I may have to adjust the bitterness upward on subsequent iterations.
When it comes to making profitable commercial beers the focus is on speed more than ingredient cost (although clearly that plays a part as well). Having a beer that takes 14 days from brewing to packaging seems pretty rapid, but if you can get that down to 10 days then it is possible to do 36 batches a year compared to 26 in a tank. At 30 bbls per batch, that is an extra 300 barrels (~75,000 16 oz cans) of production each year from one tank. That is without paying higher rent for a larger brewery, investing capital for additional tanks, etc. just more ingredients and cans.
The question is, will we be able to reduce production time while still brewing a beer that meets our standards? We don't want a beer that is "Impressive given the constraints," only "Great!" regardless of how long it took or what hops were used. This recipe is unlike anything I'd brewed before, so it will probably take a couple batches to dial in on something we're completely happy with. For the first batch I didn't want to push the beer into the keg too quickly, we'll save that for the re-brew.
Aromatic Cream Ale
Recipe Specifics
Batch Size (Gal): 5.50
Total Grain (Lbs): 9.50
Anticipated OG: 1.048
Anticipated SRM: 3.1
Anticipated IBU: 37.7
Brewhouse Efficiency: 77 %
Wort Boil Time: 90 Minutes
78.9% - 7.50 lbs. American Pale Malt (2-row)
10.5% - 1.00 lbs. Flaked Corn
5.3% - 0.50 lbs. CaraPils
5.3% - 0.50 lbs. Flaked Barley
0.75 oz. Cascade (Whole, 8.25% AA) @ 20 min.
0.75 oz. Crystal (Whole, 6.15% AA) @ 15 min.
0.75 oz. Cascade (Whole, 8.25% AA) @ 10 min.
0.75 oz. Crystal (Whole, 6.15% AA) @ 5 min.
2.00 oz. Summit (Pellet, 15.6% AA) @ 0 min.
1.50 oz. Cascade (Whole, 8.25% AA) @ Hop-Back
1.50 oz. Crystal (Whole, 6.15% AA) @ Hop-Back
1.50 oz. Cascade (Whole, 8.25% AA) @ Dry Hop
1.50 oz. Crystal (Whole, 6.15% AA) @ Dry Hop
1.00 oz. Summit (Pellet, 15.6% AA) @ Dry Hop
0.50 Whirlfloc @ 15 min.
0.50 tsp Yeast Nutrient @ 15 min.
White Labs WLP007 Dry English Ale
Water Profile
Profile: Pale, Medium Hop
Mash Schedule
Sacch Rest - 70 min @ 153 F
11/3/12 Made a ~.6 L starter on my stir-plate.
Brewed 11/4/12 by myself.
DC Tap cut 50% with distilled. 6 g each CaCl and gypsum split between the mash and sparge.
Batch sparged. Collected 7 gallons of 1.038 runnings.
Chilled to 65 F, 45 seconds of pure O2, and pitched the starter. Left at 65 F to ferment.
Small amount of activity after 12 hours, strong after 24.
11/8/12 Gravity only down to 1.025, still appears that strong fermentation is on-going.
11/15/12 Added half of the dry hops to the primary fermentor loose, as fermentation appears finished.
11/18/12 Racked the seeminly clear beer to a flushed keg, added the second half of the dry hops, bagged and weighted. Hooked up to CO2.
12/15/12 Tasting notes of this beer, both on tap and in bottles.


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Meet The Editors. The cherub on the left has a tight hold on the student newspaper's reins. The cherub in The Barney Cabinet just wanted to know if there was enough room for her and the yearbooks. Apparently so.
You may remember Chica A from her vigilant watch over the student parking lot. Chica B, the Yearbook Editor, is the sillier of the 2, prefering to work in tight, enclosed spaces.
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Noah Patrick Covitz
IRON MOUNTAIN – Noah Patrick Covitz, infant son of Michael and Stephanie Covitz, was called to be an angel on Sunday, April 21, 2013, at Dickinson County Memorial Hospital.
Noah is loved and will always be in the hearts and minds of his family.
He will be missed by his parents, Michael and Stephanie of Iron Mountain, his brother Mikey and his grandparents Rick and Marge Muntz of Kingsford, and Jim and Pat Covitz of Iron Mountain. He will also be missed by his aunts and uncles, Laura Muntz of Salt Lake City, Utah, Tom and Teresa Westman of Pensacola, Fla., Rob and Susan Lundholm of Iron Mountain, Kari Covitz of Green Bay, Wis., and Patrick Covitz and his friend Chelsea of Marinette, Wis., many cousins, and great-aunts and great-uncles.
Noah was greeted in heaven by his great-grandparents, Jim and Rita Whiting, Esther Tasivagan, Mike and Dorothy Quilliam, and Peter and Eunice Covitz.
Visitation will be Friday from 10 a.m to 11 a.m. at St. Mary and St. Joseph Catholic Church. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the church. Father Daniel Zaloga will celebrate the Mass of the Angels.
Burial will be in Cemetery Park.
"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you." Jeremiah 1:5
Condolences to the family of Noah Patrick Covitz can be expressed online at www.ernashfuneralhomes.com
The family has entrusted the Erickson-Rochon & Nash Funeral Home with the arrangements.


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August 7, 2013
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Ilan Harpaz-Rotem, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Research Interests
Afghanistan; Iraq; Mental Health Services; Psychiatry; Psychotherapy; Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic; Veterans
Research Organizations
Psychiatry: Mental Health Services Research, Division of | Psychology Section | VA National Center for PTSD | VA-Yale Clinical Neurosciences PTSD Research Program
Research Summary
My research interests lie in three primary areas: (1) Psychological Trauma and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in children and adults, (2) Mental Health Service Research and Psychotherapy Outcome Research and (3) Attachment in Adolescence and Early Adulthood. My current work is focused, primarily, on the efficacy of treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder and the failure of many American soldiers to engage in recommended psychiatric treatment when they return from deployment in Iraq (Operation Iraq Freedom) and Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom). Other ongoing research projects include: the assessment of the effectiveness of Seeking Safety intervention implemented in 11 VA sites nationwide among traumatized female veterans, an evaluation of the predictors and effectiveness of Risperidone Consta (IM) vs oral intake in the treatment of Schizophrenia within the VA healthcare system, and an investigation of youth addiction and mental health problems and their association to attachment to primary caregivers and romantic partners.
Selected Publications
- Mohamed S, Rosenheck R, Harpaz-Rotem I, Leslie D, Sernyak MJ. Duration of Pharmacotherapy with Long-Acting Injectable Risperidone in the Treatment of Schizophrenia. Psychiatr Q. 2009 Sep 19. [Epub ahead of print]
- Harpaz-Rotem I, Blatt SJ. A pathway to therapeutic change: changes in self-representation in the treatment of adolescents and young adults. Psychiatry. 2009 Spring;72(1):32-49.


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The burnt bottoms are likely due to over fermentation. But if the screen solves your issue, then you might not need to address it anymore.John
John, interesting observation. Don't want to hijack this thread but is there a discussion of over fermentation and burned bottoms elsewhere?Mark
Excess sugars from fermentation and excess bench flour are usually the culprits
I use a thick pizza stone
Or sugars in the dough? When I bake NYC-style in my kitchen oven, I can push the fermentation pretty far with no burning on the bottom. No sugar in my dough. @Tannerwooden: what all is in your dough?


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Today I was delighted to welcome to the State Department a dozen inspiring civil society advocates from Russia who work tirelessly to protect the human rights and dignity of prisoners, and for the rule of law. We were joined by Deputy Secretary William Burns, formerly our ambassador to Russia, USAID Deputy Administrator Donald K. Steinberg and Assistant Administrator Alexander, as well as Mark Kappelhoff, Chief of the Criminal Section of the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice. As we are seeing increasingly in Russia and in many countries across the globe, the United States included, civil society is an essential driver of progress and accountability on an array of important issues, including prison reform.
Prison reform, including prisoner's rights, is a central theme for the Civil Society Working Group (CSWG) of the U.S.-Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission, established in 2009 by Presidents Obama and Medvedev. I co-chair the CSWG along with Konstantin Dolgov, the Russian Foreign Ministry's Special Representative for Human Rights, Democracy, and Rule of Law. The United States and Russia share an obligation under international law to protect the human rights of people in our custody. Through the CSWG we are connecting activists from across the United States and Russia who are working for improvements in prison conditions and the protection of the human rights of inmates.
The tragic death in 2009 of Sergei Magnitsky from abuse and neglect in a Moscow pre-trial detention center continues to generate widespread international attention to the issue of prison conditions in Russia. Over the past year, Russian civil society advocates, including some of the activists taking part in our meeting today, have been working to prevent another tragedy like that of Sergei Magnitsky. We emphasized to the Russian advocates that the United States will continue to support their call for bringing those responsible for Sergei Magnitsky's death to justice. In addition, in accordance with last August's Presidential Proclamation barring human rights abusers from obtaining U.S. visas, we have taken action to bar those culpable in his death from obtaining U.S. visas.
In the months and years to come, we look forward to closer peer-to-peer contact and cooperation between our civil societies in the area of prison reform.
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Posted 17 October 2008 - 10:58 PM
about 12 fields a store and much more
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Posted 12 November 2008 - 03:55 PM
rocking a tippmann model 98, rap4 t-68 , and cci phantom
Phantom owners group
Posted 04 September 2009 - 09:43 PM
They have every type of field and style of play available and two indoor sup air fields for your super cold and rainy days. The shop is great and has everything you would need in it... There cheeseburgers are the shizz.
Great staff on hand as well.
I miss playing here... I Think the only down side is the location. Its a bit out of the way, so some days it might be hard to find a group of players at the field to play with.
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Posted 04 October 2009 - 04:00 PM
Anybody plan on being at the big game this Sat?
i went and it was a good turn out did you go. i was the one in a red eclips and rocking the green pump. ( go blue team)
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Posted 06 October 2009 - 03:49 AM
Did we win? I know we were still ahead when I left after taking that bad throat shot, but what about after?
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Posted 30 January 2010 - 06:52 PM
i havent been but is it any good and how r the prices but im like 4 hrs away i live in jefferson parish so before i go i wanna make sure its good there cause ima have to get a place to stay at like a hilton or something like tht
Personally I think it's a nice field for it's size. If your a gun owner and plan on shooting a case plan on $80 to $90.
The refs are all friendly and knowledgeable
They now have Evil paint for gun owners ($70 a case?)
Diablo 13 for rec paint ($60 a case)
Working restroom
Cold showers
Safe/staging areas at all fields
$15 field fee and all day air
Field paint only
Can get a bit wet at times
35 ft rule or bunker to bunker depending on field (no bunkering, surrendering, ext)
Field paint only
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Posted 17 January 2012 - 10:47 PM
Great great field.
So many different rec fields, hyperball, several speedball fields, the urban field, the castle attack and defend.
Probably one of the best fields in the area by far.
Not to mention the staff is friendly, and knowledgeable.
Posted 12 April 2012 - 11:26 AM
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I've debated whether to share more about my friend Sarah, who recently had the trauma, out of a respect for her and her family's privacy, but so many of you expressed such sincere sympathy and offered your own prayers for my sweet friend that I felt I should give an update.
I'm so sad to report that my friend passed away. I was shocked when I heard the news. She is such a fighter, I thought she would pull through. It has been a pretty teary week around here. This event has made me hug my own family a little more this week and has prompted me to get in touch with other old friends from my past to tell them that I love them. Because you never know if you may not have that chance again in this life.
It is tragic anytime a person so young has to leave us, but it seems even more so to pass away as a result of giving birth to her first child. My heart breaks for her sweet husband, new son, and extended family. My heart is heavy and yet, I find great peace in the knowledge that "all things are done in the wisdom of Him who knoweth all things" (reference here.)
I have mentioned before that I volunteered as a Mormon missionary in England about 14 years ago. (Hence, part of my adoration of all things British.) Sarah was my companion/partner for 3 months. Together we had the opportunity many times to share a message of God's plan for families to be together forever. I am more grateful than ever for that message.


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The sweetness is inconsistant.It is more ecomomical.I use it for cooking and use the Nunaturals tablets for my coffee and tea.
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They state this brand has less bitter taste,
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but it's still there. I have come accustomed to the taste so it is not a drawback for me. I enjoy having the convenience of being able to scoop what I need for cooking or baking, and not having to tear open small packets and try to measure. Still pricey.
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It's taste is not as bitter as other stevia products, however it contains maltodextrin and I am not sure about it's efficacy.
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