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G.H. Mumm Brut Rose
Rosé Sparkling Wine from Champagne, France
Winemaker's Notes
G.H. Mumm Rosé was launched in 1957 under the name Cordon Rosé. Leonard Foujita, a Japanese artist and friend of René Lalou, the company president, gave G.H. Mumm a fresco depicting "The Virgin in the Vines". The rose featured in the painting became the cuvée's emblem and appears on the metallic cap on top of the cork. With its balance of freshness and intensity, G.H. Mumm Rosé stays true to the house style. It's made by the age-old Champagne tradition of mixing red wine of the region with white wines.
An intense, clear-cut salmon pink color, withorange and yellow highlights. The light, elegantbubbles create a delicate, sparkling mousse.
Luscious aromas are dominated by fresh summer fruits such as strawberry with hints of caramel and vanilla.
The palate is filled with flavours of red fruits, caramel and vanilla and a long, powerful, rounded finish.
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Tasting Panel - "Pale pink; juicy and fresh with dry, fresh raspberry; clean, balanced, and long."
Wine Spectator - "moke and toast accents underscore the flavors of dried strawberry, candied orange zest and pastry cream in this bright rosé, with a fine, creamy bead. Subtle finish."
Wilfred Wong of Wine.com - "Toasty aromas of strawberry, orange zest, smoke and chalk. Juicy flavors of red berry, citrus and cream. Bushels of cherry in the finish. "
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G.H. Mumm Winery
Mumm was founded in 1827, and its well-known Cordon Rouge was launched by 1875, decorated with the now-famous red ribbon of the Legion of Honor. The firm owns 540 acres of vineyards throughout the Champagne region, and is the largest company in Reims. Since its founding, the house of Mumm has been regarded as one of the most famous names in Champagne. Its Champagnes are crafted from a palette of prestigious crus with varied flavors that offer each cuvée finesse, elegance and freshness. 80% of production undergoes remuage in gyropalettes, but the cuveés de prestige are still handled manually. Mumm is the second-largest selling Champagne in the United States. View all G.H. Mumm Wines
About ChampagneView a map of Champagne wineries Champagne is both a region and a method. The wines come from the northernmost vineyards in France and the name conjures an image like no other can. An 18th Century Benedictine monk named Dom Perignon is said to be the first to blend both varietals and vintages, making good wines not only great, but also special and unique to their winemaker. Today, nearly 75% of Champagne produced is non-vintage and made up by a blend of several years' harvests.
All Champagnes must be made by a strictly controlled process called "Méthode Champenoise." The grapes are pressed and fermented for the first time. The blending phase follows and the wine is bottled and temporarily capped. Then comes the second fermentation, a blend of sugar and yeast is added and, this time, the carbon dioxide is kept inside the bottle. This process leaves a great deal of sediment that is extracted through a process of "racking" or "riddling." The bottles are progressively turned upside down until all the sediment is collected in the neck. The necks are then frozen and the sediment is "disgorged." After this phase, the winemaker may decide to add sugar to sweeten the wine. Finally the wine is corked. Some wines move through this process in a couple of months, while others are aged after the riddling phase to build greater complexity and depth.
Champagnes range from dry, "Brut," to slightly sweet, "Demi-Sec." Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes are used in Champagne blends, but "Blancs de Noirs" is made entirely of Pinot Noir and "Blancs de Blanc" is made from only Chardonnay grapes. The high acidity achieved by the northern location is crucial to the balance and structure of these wines.
Not every year is a "vintage" declared. In years when it is not, the wines are blended with the produce from other years to create the non-vintage blend, the house style that remains constant from year to year. But in a great vintage year, champagne houses will bottle by itself the unblended year's produce, and use other portions as "reserve" wines to supplement and enrich the non-vintage blend. A vintage champagne can age quite gracefully, and gain complexity just like any other great still wine.
Mild cheeses like gruyere and shellfish pair nicely with Champagne. Also, oysters and Champagne is a popular combination. A full-flavored vintage Champagne can go with almost any meal.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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May 4, 2010 at 7:43 am #1258530
So I'm on the committee for my son's cub scout troop and have kinda emerged as the resident backpacker/camping expert. I'm on a mission to change some mindsets here, as the good parents of this troop are anything but lightweight. Our campouts are all car camping, and minivans full of gear for one night of camping are norm. If anyone brought less than 50 pounds of gear for one night, I'd be shocked. This is largely for two reasons: 1) we're in an urban area, and many of the parents grew up in this urban area, without much camping experience except for cabins and 2) we're in a somewhat economically depressed area, so bringing the cast iron skillet from the kitchen is the norm.
This isn't to criticize, just giving you a lay of the land… these are good people who want their kids to have outdoors experience.
I've talked to people about backpacking, and they like the sound of it, but investing a fair sum in just the pack, and then having to carry "all that stuff" is just daunting to them, understandably.
I can take care of the mindset (the urban lack of backpacking experience), but I need help figuring out the economics. My hope is that we can do a fundraiser for troop gear to share, but we'd still need to keep the gear cost down somewhat.
Inspired by this older thread, I'd like to hear updated ideas on the cheapest gear list. Here's some parameters: we can stick to late spring to early fall (average highs to 85, lows to 50), and fit would be for age 7 to 12 boys and adults. Think of "Big 3" but also all the little stuff that eats up the budget. Also, household items that can be re-used/re-purposed or dollar store items would be a big plus. And of course, light as possible :)
Hoping this is a fun exercise… thanks!May 4, 2010 at 8:12 am #1605796
Tad EnglundBPL Member
@bestbuilderLocale: Pacific Northwest
Kieran, here's my $.02:
I would wait until you are in Boy Scouts to even worry about tackling the whole issue of backpacking vs. car camping. That will be a battle enough then.
Given the economics of your area and the rapid growth of boys that age, I think you are tackling a extremely large issue, more than might be necessary at this stage.
Set the ground work so that when you "cross over" the foundation will be in place to start in that direction.
Read the forums on this issue for Boy Scouts and you will get an idea of what you are up against.
Good luck which ever way you go…May 4, 2010 at 8:17 am #1605797
As a former youth member and active adult leader in the scouting program I have to say that I agree with Tad. Wait until the tier of Boy Scouts is reached and forget about waging this war until then.May 4, 2010 at 8:42 am #1605809
Frank SteeleMember
@knarfsterLocale: Arizona
As the Scoutmaster in my troop, it has been a long time in getting the boys (and leaders) to pack lighter. it would never have happended at the Cub Scout level.
I would have to agree with the advice above, wait until Boy Scouts. there is nothing I hate more than seeing a 70 lb boy carrying a 35lb pack (this is the typical Weblos who just crossed over to Boy Scouts first trip). The parents just don't understand ( and my not have the money to buy light gear so they get hand me downs) A parent picks up a 25-35lb pack, with everything under then sun in it and says, thats not "too" heavy. I don't know about you, but I don't want to ever carry 50% of my body weight again (like in the Army). I now ease the weblos into the backpacking with short outings(3-4 mile trips with no elevation gain). A "shake-down" is essential before going out, make sure they don't have too much. I try to keep every boy at 21 lbs or less with food for 2 days, which can be done for less than $250-$300 (if they share tent cost with another family).
Are boys do a couple fund raisers, car washing being popular. Make sure you check out scoutdirect.com the folks at Alsp mountaineering are scouters, so they give a direct 45% discount on all gear. Its not ultralight, but some of it is light and it is all well made.
I recommend the Orizaba 3900 pack 3 lbs 12 oz ($66) or a Orizaba 3300 (which is fine for a weekend trip @ 3 lbs 9 oz and $55). The Clearwater 35 degree bag ($44) @ 2 lbs 11 oz IF it really only gets down to 50 degreeish, other wise the Clearwater 20 degree bag ($50 @ 3 lbs 5 oz ) which is good to about 35 degrees. And the Lynx 2.0 tent ($99), which can be used for car camping as well @ 5 lbs, or the smaller 2 man tent the Zephyr 2.0 @ 4 lbs 10 oz packed ($94). That gives 2 boys a big 3 weight of 8 lbs 12 oz for around $160 (split the cost of the tent or get the troop to buy the tents).
Cubs Scouts is about fun parent boy time and most activities are lead by the parents. Wait until Boy Scouts, where the boys lead the troop. Make sure to check out several troops, don't just join troop 123 because you are in pack 123.May 4, 2010 at 8:45 am #1605810
I'm impatient, I know… *sigh* you might be right. i know they want to do it, getting them there, mentally and materially, may be another issue.May 4, 2010 at 9:05 am #1605820
As Tad suggested be sure to wade thru the scouting forums here at BPL. Below is just one example of a thread that would probably be useful to you.
Check this thread out
I didn't mean to crush you and your ideas but based on my fairly extensive scouting experience the transition into lugging less gear on outings let alone getting people into backpacking can be a tooth and nail fight in many units. It can be tough to leverage the diversity of your group in regards to these goals you have. Your heart is in the right place. I simply feel you will have a better chance at success if you wait a few years and am speaking as somenone who has been there and done that, or at least tried to do that LOL.
+1 on Frank's words about ALPS Mountaineering. Lots of bang for the buck to be had there in my opinion.
Frank's ringing the bell loud and clear today. I really agree with him on the "check out multiple troops" thing too. It might save you a lot of repeated direct head to wall application if you can find a group that already subscribes to the theory of not lugging a ton of stuff everywhere it goes. Then again if you are up for a good scrap lots of scout units own huge tandem axle trailers to haul all their mountains of stuff around too :)May 4, 2010 at 9:19 am #1605822
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
This thread is totally depressing! I find 40lbs heavy and 50lbs definitely too heavy for me. And these are mere cub scouts? I feel like such a wuss. Thanks, Kieran! :(May 4, 2010 at 9:28 am #1605825
Jeff – no worries – you're not crushing in the least. I know I'm fighting an uphill battle here. I also know that I'm planning on moving in the next few months, so I can see the top of the hill (for me at least) haha! I kinda want this to be my parting gift, to say "here's how to enjoy more of what i brought to the group". Our troop leaders envy the tandem axle trailers :)
I definitely hear you guys on the pick-your-pack notice as well. I remember having to choose for myself when I went from cub to boy scouts (I chose the one that cared more about backpacking adventures and crab-apple fights than merit badges haha).
Ben – don't be disheartened. Their parents are carrying the 50 pounds+ in multiple 10 gallon tuperware tubs, 20 feet at a time from the car to the campsite. I want them to stop feeling bad about their gear choice when my son and I walk up from the parking area 1/4 mile away with everything we need on our backs.May 4, 2010 at 9:29 am #1605826
I remember toting around sixty pounds while backpacking as a boy scout. I guess I was not your typical sized scout at 6'2" and 170 lbs and could actually handle toting around an entire yard sale on my back. Back in those days there was no talk of lightweight anything in relation to outdoor backpacking gear. I had a giant external frame pack and a six pound bomber tent as well as a synthetic bag. Throw in clothing by Carhartt, whisperlite stove, stainless pot, gigunta thermarest, and you will start to get the picture. I wasn't necessarily poorly equipped in terms of possessing functional gear it was just really heavy functional gear that I had. I was a young punk back then and I always had a smile on my face even when hiking uphill with that huge pack while wearing 10" insulated goretex hunting boots and Carhartt overalls. Seriously I could have lived thru anything with that gear I had back then but I have learned that I can live thru almost anything with far less and those days are long gone now. Thank goodness for the lighweight revoulution cause I now have the connective tissue of a not so young punk these days. Fun to think back to those young punk days of my early hiking career though.
Ben if you are interested I know a guy who knows a guy that might be willing to sell you some super heavy gear under the cover of darkness on a mountaintop somewhere. The guy has to be careful to protect his good standing here at BPL. So if you are interested just PM me and I will start humping the stuff up to the mountaintop so I can sell it to you :)May 4, 2010 at 9:45 am #1605836
Hmmmm… sounds like my scouting experience. Perhaps its just a rite of passage that I should leave alone? hahaMay 4, 2010 at 9:52 am #1605840
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Thanks, I feel better now. :)
Jeff — ummm, no, thank you.May 4, 2010 at 9:53 am #1605842
Kieran I admire the fact that you want to change the existing culture in your group and leave behind what will hopefully be a lasting and valuable legacy for them to enjoy for years to come.
No seriously check out the link above. I think it will offer you some food for thought.May 4, 2010 at 11:10 am #1605875
Great write-up on the dirtbagging. I may just print that and distribute it to everyone :)May 4, 2010 at 11:16 am #1605877
I thought it was a pretty darn good article too. Good luck in your mission. Over and out.May 4, 2010 at 1:51 pm #1605948
Luke SchmidtSpectator
@cameronLocale: Idaho Falls
Keiran you may not be able to do a true wilderness backpacking trip but these are kids so just going a mile or two into the woods should be plenty exciting for them.
At some point I was thinking I'd post a trip report of a couple of "on the cheap" backpacking trips I did at a summer camp with 8 to 11 year old boys. Basically we would hike out a short distance and camp. We all slept under a big walmart tarp I carried. I also carried the food which was hotdogs for dinner, and bannuck and poptarts for breakfast. Here is what each boy carried
1. Backpack (day pack)
2. Hoody (whatever they already have)
3. Cheap sleeping bag (their own but I had one or two extras if we needed them).
4. Flashlight.
5. Water bottle (an old Gatorade bottle).
This summer I plan to improve on things a bit and buy a bunch of blue walmart sleeping mats. I will also give each kid a disposable poncho and I might be making each kid a fleece sleeping bag. Obviously this is not a list that would work for cold temperatures but if the weather forecast is good and its not that cold you can get away without much gear.May 5, 2010 at 9:56 am #1606405
Thanks Luke. I think you're right about it having to be short. To kids this age, just a couple miles is enough to be an adventure and something magical. I think I'll concentrate my efforts on just starting to expose them to different ways of thinking about equipment (e.g. you don't need the two-burner stove when this alchy jobber will do)
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I carry a S&W 40 cal. sigmaVE at 4:00 aGlock 27,40 cal. 1:00 and a Bretta tomcat 32 cal,front right pocket,holsters most of time IWB.
This is a discussion on What do you carry? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; kimber ultra cdp 45 with cor-bon 185...
I carry a S&W 40 cal. sigmaVE at 4:00 aGlock 27,40 cal. 1:00 and a Bretta tomcat 32 cal,front right pocket,holsters most of time IWB.
See signature line.
"Political correctness is a doctrine, fostered by a delusional, illogical
minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which
holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd
by the clean end"
A Ruger P91dc ( 40 cal) two eleven round clips+one in the chamber
is a defensive carry without rival in my opinion. This pistol has been around awhile; can be picked up at nice prices and has un-matched reliability, durability, capacity firepower and stopping power to meet any security concerns.
Colder weather I carry either a Wilson CQB compact or Kimber Ultra CDP II. They will both fit great in a Galco 424B holster. Warmer weather I carry a Kahr PM40 or a Ruger LCP in a pocket holster w/the new critical defense ammo.
Speer GDHP 125gr. .357
Usually in an Uncle Mike's Sidekick pocket holster.
The following is my carry rotation. Depending on my required/necessary/acceptable attire and to a lesser extent the climate, I carry one of these every day. The first on the list is my preference and favorite and I carry it whenever possible. The last on the list is what I call my "Lowest Common Denominator", that is it is the weapon that no matter what I'm wearing, etc., it can be carried (Thank You, Kel-Tec)..
Glock 30 with "LaserMax Inside" - .45 ACP
-> Holster: Comp-Tac Minotaur Spartan (IWB)
-> Preferred Ammo: Winchester Ranger Bonded 230 grain, JHP
-> Experience: Over 3200 rounds - Zero Failures
Glock 36 with "LaserMax Inside" - .45 ACP
-> Holster: Comp-Tac Minotaur Spartan (IWB)
-> Preferred Ammo: Winchester Ranger T 230 grain +P, JHP
-> Experience: Over 1800 rounds - One failure to lock open after last round fired...turned out to be operator error (thumb riding slide release)
S&W M642, ported and equipped with Crimson Trace laser grips (LG-405) - .38 Special
-> Holster: Desantis Nemesis Pocket Holster
-> Preferred Ammo: Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel 135 grain +P, JHP
-> Experience: Over 900 rounds - Zero Failures
Kel-Tec P3AT, second generation, with Crimson Trace Laser Guard (LG430) - .380 ACP
-> Holster: Desantis Nemesis Pocket Holster
-> Preferred Ammo: Cor-Bon DPX 80 grain, SCHP & Remington Golden Sabers 102 grain, JHP
-> Experience: Over 2300 rounds - Early failures attributable to operator error associated with limp-wristing, 3 FTFeed all after more than 50 rounds were fired in that session leading me to believe the fault was a overly and "unnaturally" dirty pistol (unnatural because I do not expect to ever engage this weapon in any situation more than 20 rounds)
And I just bought -- yesterday -- a Kel-Tec PF-9 that I will hopefully add to the rotation after I've found a good pocket holster for it and I've put my requisite 300+ rounds through it.
"Better" is the mortal enemy of "Good Enough"
I am new to concealed carry but have had CCW license for several years; just haven't had a suitable Carry gun. Presently I have a Ruger Blackhawk 357 mag which is big, heavy and can't imagine how I would get by trying to conceal it. I am looking at Kimber, possibly ultra carry or compact models and would love to hear from someone who carries Kimber.
I carry it right side rear and it does the job! At first I figured to use the Bianci rig when hunting but it's a pretty decent carry rig.
I'm going to get a Bianci "Cyclone" rig for it next. It's a better rig:
Eventually I'm gonna buy a Ruger SP101 that's easy to conceal anytime. Similar to this:
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the first is 1911 para ordenance frame & auto ordenance 9 mm slide.
the second is tangfolio "The Ultra"-"ipsc approved" 9 mm.
the third is Glock 17 2TH generation 9 mm.
I mostly CC my .40 Taurus PT140 due to small size and it is quite comfortable.
I do carry my .45 SA 1911 and my 9mm Ruger P95 sometimes. The 1911 is not very comfortable.
I carry a Sig P220 .45 most of the time if not that then my Taurus PT 92 in 9mm both are comfortable to carry. For those wondering I carry my Sig like the pic shows to the left
Sig P220R .45ACP
Taurus PT92 9mm
Rem 870 12ga.
Bushmaster M-4 .223/5.56
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i have this scratching/grinding noise (more grind than scratch)in the general area of the engine bay in the pic that increases and/or reduces with speed (picture not of my car, just a sample).
i did a quick check of the belts and everything, but can't seem to locate it exactly.
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metalshop / children's points / points children's METAL MULISHA - FUEL - BLK
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Composition: 100% cotton.
Dimensions (size) determines the approximate age of the child (np: 6 for children ages around 6 months, 12 for children ages around 12 months, etc.).
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Anyone interested in a CAG fantasy basketball league? I want to make a league only for CAGers. Please post your CAG ID and ill pm you a invite to the league. I only ask that you would invest fully into the league and not just quit after a month.
Also PM your email address
The Draft will be held on wednesday the 13th at 7pm pacific. thankyou
P.S ive decided to award the winner of our fantasy league a 25 dollar amazon gift card. thank you
5 spots remaining
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New year is always a time of partying and celebration with friends and family. But on a personal and professional level it is also a time of reflection and evaluation; of planning and regrouping; of refreshment and renewed inspiration. And it is in this reflective spirit that we have decided to ask each one of the four Plate to Page workshop presenters to look back at 2010 to tell us what they feel they have achieved; as well as forward at 2011 to share with us some of their goals for the coming year. The week-long series kicks off today with Ilva, the talented photographer behind Lucullian Delights and Ilva Beretta Photography.
And I am very much looking forward to the Plate To Plate workshop in Weimar in May. I hope to see some of you there!
As we get closer to the end of a year, I think it can be useful to sit down and take a look at what you have learnt and achieved in the past year, and what you would like to learn and achieve in the coming new year. So that is what I am going to do now.
During this past year and a half, I have been concentrating a lot on promoting my work because I had reached a point where I felt that I had to dare more if I wanted to earn a decent salary from photography. And because nobody knows that you are good at what you are doing if you never show it to them, I decided to invest money in promoting my work more widely. I can tell you that every month my investment has yielded results. Not only have I got smaller jobs but I have also been working with one of the major food chains here in Italy and I have a contract with them for next year. I am part of their new campaign to change their image and because they chose my style of photography, I get to shoot in my way and almost exclusively mood photos, i.e. photos that invite the viewer to buy whatever it is I am shooting. I am not required only to photograph food but other products as well, something that scared me a bit in the beginning. But now I am quite grateful because not only do I learn from doing it, I have also widened my repertoire which is always useful in times like this. But food remains my favourite subject: after all, that is what I am best at. Another positive aspect of this is that I am working with one of the best, if not the best, ad agencies in Italy and that is one hell of a learning experience I can tell you that!
I am also negotiating with two Italian food magazines to team up with them in the future. It pays less but is more satisfying style-wise, if you get what I mean. When you do commercial photography, you obviously still have to think about it in a more commercial way, whereas editorial photography leaves you more space for creative interpretation.
So to sum up 2010 I can say that I have achieved more than I expected, and that I have learnt even more. It's good to dare because life is lived only once and I'd hate to feel that I didn't even try to get where I wanted; I have learnt a lot about photography and that I like team work; I have learnt a lot about the practical/financial side of being a photographer; and I have also seen that it is important not to have too much of an ego if you want to get on in this world - some ego yes, but within limits!
But what about 2011 then? I know that I need to keep on promoting myself like I have been doing and my goal is to pick up more jobs and clients so that I have work in 2012 as well. But above all I want to keep on getting better at what I am doing and learn a lot more about photography. And I want to keep on enjoying what I do.
And I am very much looking forward to the Plate To Plate workshop in Weimar in May. I hope to see some of you there!


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Eva Apartments
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The Eva Apartments occupy a quiet area of Lloret de Mar and are just a 5 minute walk from the beach and the centre of town. The complex has a total of 18 apartments which overlook the pool area and sleep between 2 and 5 people.
Lloret offers a great choice of entertainment including: aquatic parks, golf clubs, casino, harbour, restaurants and shops. Lloret is one of the liveliest resorts in the Costa Brava and a great tourist destination with blue flag winning beaches.
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1 bedroom apartments sleep a maximum of 4 people
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Farmers State Bank of Camp Point offers competitive Certificates of Deposit with various maturity options. These investment products are insured up to FDIC limits making them safe, secure, and without investment risk. CD's are recommended for customers who wish to invest their money with no risk for a short or long period of time.
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Alice (Cadima) Borges, 83, Warren
Alice (Cadima) Borges, age 83, of 54 Barker Avenue, Warren, passed away suddenly but not alone. She was blessed to be surrounded by some of the most caring and compassionate caretakers whom she considered to be part of her family, at the Grace Barker Nursing Center in Warren.
She was the wife of the late Joseph"Bucky" Borges.
Born in North Smithfield, a daughter of the late Manuel and Gloria (Travers) Cadima, she was a store manager for McLellans 5 & 10, formerly in Bristol, the McCroy Corp 5 & 10, formerly in Fall River, and Crown Fastener, formerly in Warren. She was a communicant of St. Elizabeth's Church.
Mary Alice is survived by her sons, Bradley J. Borges and his wife Karen of Bristol and Ronald P. Borges of New York; four grandchildren, Bradley J. Borges Jr. and his wife Kelly, and Kristen M., Allison and Michael Borges; three great-grandchildren, Kylie K., Zachary J. Borges and Kyla M. Poissant; and three sisters, Barbara Costa of Bristol, Shirley Butterworth of Warren and Lorraine Taylor of Barrington.
Besides her husband and parents she was preceded in death by a daughter, Deborah Gordon.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 9, from the Sansone Funeral Home in Bristol, with a Mass of Christian burial in St. Elizabeth's Church. Burial followed in St. Mary's Cemetery, Bristol.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Grace Barker Nursing Center Activities Fund, 54 Barker Ave., Warren, RI 02885.
For online condolences, shared memories, information or directions see www.sansonefuneralhome.com.


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Foster, David H. and Feng, Gaoyang (2012) Visual and Material Identity in Natural Scenes: Predicting How Often Indistinguishable Surfaces Become Distinguishable. In: Predicting Perceptions: the 3rd International Conference on Appearance. Lulu Printing, Edinburgh UK, pp. 79-81. ISBN 978-1-4716-6869-2
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If surfaces from a scene are visually indistinguishable under one light, they may become distinguishable under another. The aim here was to test whether the frequency of such metamerism can be predicted by a statistical property of the colours of a scene, namely their conditional entropy. Simulations were based on 50 hyperspectral images of natural scenes under sunlight and north skylight. The correlation between the logarithm of the conditional frequency of metamerism and the conditional entropy of colours was strong, with r = 0.80–0.87. Additionally, the more likely that indistinguishable surfaces were distinguishable under a different daylight, the more reliable the prediction by conditional entropy.
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Overwhelming respons for SeQso at A.P.S.A. 2012!
The annual congress of the Asia &Pacific Seed Association in Pattaya Thailand, gave SeQso and it products an overwhelming respons.
We want to thank all our visitors to the SeQso booth for making this event a successfull one.
Also the interest in our 'iXeed Chlorophyll Analyzer (Mobile)' at the stand of our agent Rhino Research Group was immense.
We hope to see you all again next time.


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Estuarine Science: A Synthetic Approach to Research and Practice
€ 71,99
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Mai 2000
BeschreibungEstuaries are the point of convergence for almost the entire array of coastal and ocean environmental issues. Management of these rapidly changing environments requires a whole-system perspective that includes integration of all available knowledge of the ecology, chemistry, and physics of estuaries. Yet estuarine research has been primarily short-term and site-specific, providing few insights that can be generalized and applied to a broader understanding of these complex ecosystems. "Estuarine Science" addresses that problem by presenting examples of synthetic approaches to estuarine science. Leading scientists -- including Donald F. Boesch, W. Rockwell Geyer, Nancy Rabalais, Charles A. Simenstad, and many others -- offer twelve chapters that report on different types of ecological synthesis and summarize the current state of scientific knowledge. Additional chapters examine the adequacy of existing synthesis, and the data and models required for improving the scientific management of estuaries in the coming decade.Each of the book's five sections introduces a major area of estuarine syntheses; highlights key problems about that topic; reports case histories of successful synthesis; and recommends types of data to collect, processes to study, and models to build for a predictive understanding. Sections examine: inputs to estuaries of water, sediment, and nutrients from the drainage basin the coupling of estuarine physics with biogeochemistry and ecology the biogeochemical process in estuaries and their linkages to the food web controls on the distribution and abundance of organisms in the estuary the need for synthesis that would directly improve the scientific management ofestuariesEstuarine Science synthesizes what has been learned from the intensive research in many different estuarine projects around the country. It will be an essential work for professional scientists and graduate students working in coastal or estuarine research, as well as for ma
InhaltsverzeichnisEstuarine synthesis - the key points in coastal ecological research; macro-scale models of water and nutrient flux to the coastal zone; effects of sea-level anomalies on estuarine processes; an ecological perspective on estuarine classification; linking biogeochemical processes to higher trophic levels; habitat-biotic interactions; scientific synthesis in estuarine management.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: ISLAND PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2000
Seitenanzahl: 338 Seiten
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General Format
Introduction Paragraph
Introduce yourself and inform the reader why you are writing, how you learned of the position, and of any personal contacts you may have with the organization. Mention aspects of the organization that interest you based on your research.
Second and Third Paragraphs
Clearly express why you want this position and how you are a good fit for the position and/or company. Inform the reader(s) of your skills and qualifications and how they can benefit the company. Focus on 2-3 specific qualifications and provide examples of how you've demonstrated the skills they are looking for. Use your voice to help bring life and personality to your application.
Final/Closing Paragraph
Summarize and reiterate how your skills and qualifications can match their needs. Request a specific follow up (generally an interview) and give the employer 1 or 2 good ways to contact you. Thank the reader for his/her time and let them know a specific date, generally within a week, that you will follow up with them.
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Figure 7: Home network setting page
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For serious testing, however, I switched to my reference headphones - a pair of Grado SR325's and, feeling a touch contrary, I kicked off my listening tests with the Gypsy Kings and their live recording of the track, Quiero Saber. It's a largely acoustic track with lots of Spanish guitar and a typically difficult-to-recreate live ambience. I immediately noticed that the X-Fi has excellent clarity at the top end, which helped to recreate the atmosphere of the live venue, but had a tendency to sound flat elsewhere in the sound spectrum, which led to a bit of a clattery, clashy sound.
This effect was magnified when I moved on to classical and then to more complex material. Loading up some metal and H.I.M.'s popular And Love Said No, and it's clear that the X-Fi lacks the oomph and smoothness that the iRiver Lplayer has, with vocals and electric guitars sounding a little shouty. Turning the bass boost on helps to butter things up a bit, but this also casts a bit of a veil over the sound, masking some of the all-important details. Creative's much-touted X-Fi sound enhancements don't do much either: X-Fi Crystalizer enhances the top end but compresses the sound elsewhere; X-Fi Expand has the effect of putting the music into a padded cell and making you listen from the outside.
It's not awful sound quality by any stretch of the imagination, it's just a little disappointing given the price of the player and the calibre of Creative's other digital music players. Moreover, it places the X-Fi just below both iPod's nano and iRiver's Lplayer for me in terms of overall quality.
Despite this, though, the X-Fi remains a highly impressive player. It's absolutely crammed with features - some useful, some not - has good storage capacity and its memory expandability allows it to challenge even some hard disk-based players. Sound quality is good, if not outstanding.
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Re: What Lay Beyond Emerald City?
what is it? llo
Re: 'Nade 3.0
Carp. Make this work! It's not too late!
Re: Breaking Light
I hope this one makes it to the fog!
Re: Lady
I like the incorboration of all the colors and i like the design.
I like the design but the rules say:
Your design must be on a green (or grass) shirt
Might want to resub
Re: Tea Garden
Very cool! I like all the detail and everything going on.. gmv
Re: Eve's Temptation is my Problem Now
beautifully done! I love the subtleness of the skulls. Well done! ;-)
Re: He's no humanitarian.
Crud, well it *was* pretty cliche, so I'm not surprised... I've got another idea that I'll hopefully have submitted by this evening.
derekfilley wrote:gosh i love your drawing style.
Gosh Derek, thank you
mtbry678 wrote:I like the design but the rules say:
Your design must be on a green (or grass) shirt
Might want to resub
Ignore my previous post. It helps to read the entire directions llo.
toe2254 wrote:you're thinking light.. ink and paint is the opposite
But hey, comments. That's cool.
Re: The Reluctant Vegan
My broccoli design got rejected because someone else got 83rd place with a similar design in a previous derby. Blerg. So I transfered my vote to you! And I"m submitting a new design tonight!
Re: Amazon Stoplight
I really like this and would buy if it was not on black. But love the frogs. Good luck.
I demand that people vote for this shirt!!
...because I really want one...
Thank you oh so much! I seriously was thinking of a design like this and I can't execute worth a dime. Wearing this in a second.
dekonstruct wrote:I really liked it when the stars weren't so bright. Not that this is bad, just a personal preference I 'spose.
I was torn between submitting the darker one and this one. I personally liked the darker one better, but somehow I thought The general voting public would like something a little brighter.
Thanks again to everyone that has voted for this. I've submitted about a dozen derby entries in the past couple of months. This one is off to the best start of any of them.
Maybe I'll break 100!
melissaduplantis wrote:Carp. Make this work! It's not too late!
and make it have some green ink!
Re: Mmmmmoney....
We all have our vices: the Cookie Monster and his cookies, Michael Moore and those little chocolate cupcakes with the white squiggly icing...
Money Bags here is no different. Just the sight of that delicious green paper sends him into an eating frenzy, and he won't stop until he's bursting at the seams.
Re: The Incredible T-shirt
This would be a very fun shirt on St. Paddy's Day!
Re: Leaves of Grass
Nice, but will probably get rejected because it's not on a green shirt. Sorry.
littlejetties wrote:I was torn between submitting the darker one and this one. I personally liked the darker one better, but somehow I thought The general voting public would like something a little brighter.
Thanks again to everyone that has voted for this. I've submitted about a dozen derby entries in the past couple of months. This one is off to the best start of any of them.
Maybe I'll break 100!
Bright is a good idea for a summer time derby methinks. How bout a big red star in the middle of Russia? I can't remember if they are or aren't communist anymore. Take that public school edumacation!
Bryan818 wrote:ah I was waiting for u to make an appearance.
Everyone does resubs now.
It fit the theme and there were some weak entries so I'm just tryin my luck
haven't had much time for anything new lately
Admitting it's a resub is maybe the nail in the coffin for this.
Re: Save the Trees, Split an Atom
Nuclear Energy is the greenest energy and most efficient form of energy we've got. So, All I have to say about my entry is... Save a Tree, Split an Atom
rdyoungster wrote:Nice, but will probably get rejected because it's not on a green shirt. Sorry.
Ya, nevermind, can't read.
Re: Tummy Ache
I get it. It's a 'parody.'
not original.
looks like clipart from a vector brush pack.
eHalcyon wrote:@Sachmoe64 - Thanks for the compliment. Perhaps the simplicity is well handled, but the truth is that I can't get much more complex than this! I'm not even near that kind of skill level yet.
Re: the lolcats talk, that's simply the voice I heard when I looked at my monster. The late-night fatigue may also have affected me. I wanted to post the poem mostly because my regular poetry usually isn't so light-hearted. I figured that the "language" would probably push some voters away, while other people would enjoy the poem and the story. I'm just hoping for more of the latter than the former. If you'd like, I could come up with a more poetic poem.
By the way, your "Breaking Light" entry is amazing, especially if it's your first attempt at that style. If/when I become as artistically capable as you, I hope to have the courage to try a different style. Good luck. Someone mentioned in your thread that it was too feminine for them. I actually don't see that at all, especially compared to my own design here.
This is a million times better than the fox and the hound IMO! and thank you very much for the kind words for breaking light. I would encourage you not to wait till you get "better" to try new styles. go crazy now. the more styles you work in the better you get in every style. your normal drawings will look a lot better if you practice life drawing (drawing people from life not photos ) granted, you dont need to show everyone your first attempts, but it will help you in the long run. I feel i learned a lot from this submission.
2thFairy wrote:Don't advertise your shirt in someone else's thread!
I didn't know that was frowned upon. My bad.
Randor wrote:Well, it's a literal interpretion of name of Bowling Green, Kentucky. Literally, a green person... .. bowling green... :D
So every green pun gets rejected? I like the humor of this design.
Unfair rejection, I say!
damn that was a big vote spurt! congrats on making the fog!
JadenKale wrote:is that why there's an orange dot in the comp piece?
When I took the screen capture I must have had the background layer selected. So the dot is from that and it's not part of the design. I didn't even notice the dot until now! Good eye!
Re: Thrive
Very interesting design here, I love the hidden lizard.
this is gorgeous! very different from your cartoon entries!
we're a big wicked/oz family, and it's great to see a twist that hasn't already been done.
Re: Little Green Father
Wow, great first entry. A really nice clean design one can see adorning many a t-shirt. To change that pic you have to delete your entry and resubmit, but I don't see anything wrong with what you currently have.
Re: Green Thumb
Beautifully illustrated Shan!
The halftone screen really makes a nice transition where the hand ends too.
Re: Nature Friend
I resubbed with just the koala as suggested... no other suggestive images included.
Vote for me, Please!
Shigwarm wrote:Beautifully illustrated Shan!
The halftone screen really makes a nice transition where the hand ends too.
Re: The World is in Your Hands
don't let a lack of votes discourage you. 2 out of 3 of my designs aren't doing so well either (one is doing worse).
waacodemon wrote:what is it? llo
It's a different spin on Emerald City being on a hill high off in the distance. Instead, it's on a pillar... the yellow brick road is more like a ramp up as it reaches the base. It's totally artistic license... I wanted to go a bit more artistic than goofy like I normally do. I have more than one style in my bag of tricks.
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here's some stuff to think about ;
Barden catches 74% of his targets and averages 15,7 yards per catch
Hixon catches 65% of his targets and averages 14.6 yards per catch
Nicks catches 61% of his targets and averages 12.9 yards per catch
Cruz catches 61%% of his targets and averages 12.4 yards per catch
Randle catches 55% of his targets and averages 14.4 yards per catch
you folks see what you want to see ...not whats really going on.
due to the fact that I am from the Woodstock generation ...
my opinions may be chemically enhanced and influenced by severe episodes of memory loss
Last yr, Mario through 10games
36catches 4td's..
hixon 26catches 0tds.. And i'm to lazy to do the yardage, so i'm not gonna... but its alot mroe in mario's favor...
I just get this entire argument. 4 months ago we were discussing whether or not Hixon was going to make the team, and now we are arguing if he's as good as Mario Manningham?
The guy was huge in the playoffs last year for us. He PROVED his worth. Hixon has never done a thing in the playoffs very little in the regular season either. and has actually played in 1 more playoff game than MM.
I mean its like arguing as to whose a better QB, Peyton Manning or Alex Smith. You guys are making all these meaningless points and ignoring the big facts. Like "who's more productive?" Who's made the big plays when we've needed them the most?"
Hixon has scored a grand total of 4 TD"s. Manningham has 19!. Manningham has more than twice the yards. Manningham has 3 playoff TD's. Hixon has none. Manningham had one of the greatest and most important catches in Giants history. Hixon has done nothing in big spots.
Its completely silly here. This argument makes not sense at all.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
no , the argument is whether to pay MM 3.5 mil to be a #3 ,
or to let him go and pay Hixon 600k to be a #3.
even if you think he's better....he's not 3mil better , not for a #3 WR.
Last edited by stormblue; 11-20-2012 at 10:37 AM.
due to the fact that I am from the Woodstock generation ...
my opinions may be chemically enhanced and influenced by severe episodes of memory loss
If you say that for cap reasons its better to keep the inferior player because he's much cheaper..... thats fine. I tend to agree because we have two outstanding WR's plus a high draft pick who has a great up side. You can't keep all your players in the cap era.
from a business perspective..I'm fine with it. But some folks here are saying that Hixon is simply a better player than Manningham and I'm saying that by any standard, they are as wrong as they can be.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
after 14 pages its pretty clear some think one way and some think another...
blah blah blah....
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch


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Sly can counter items.
8 replies 289 views Edited Dec 7, 2012
To start I think Sly is fine in all areas. I think his level 1 is fine whole everyone wants it nerfed. Se with his invisibility and a lot of people want this nerfed. Another one is his electric roll people don't like and I'm good with it. Here is the main thing in fine with his counter for him countering attacks, but items that is a bit to far. I'm playing a FFA match and this Sly chooses to attack me the whole match were going at and everything is cool. I manage to pick up the freeze missle and him dead on with it and he counters it and it does nothing. I'm a for his counter on player attacks, but to me items is to far he should not be able to counter something like the freeze missle and negate the effect that's a bit to far in my opinion. Any one else have this happen? And what do you think?
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Re: Sly can counter items.
Dec 7, 2012
This really was like a legitimate question as if it happened to anyone else, and if you think this is fair or not. Looks like as it got written off as "oh this is just another complaint thread."
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