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Dynatrap Indoor / Outdoor Insect Trap with Pole Mount and Twist To Close (DT1250) is the perfect solution to your insect control problems. This trap is very effective on getting rid of mosquitoes and other insects without using pesticides, chemicals, and without the need for zapping and buzzing, making this unit smokeless and pesticide and odor free. It uses a UV light and titanium dioxide-coated surface that produces Carbon Dioxide (CO2) to attract insects. Once they are lured inside, the vacuum will quietly suck and trap them inside the compartment until they dehydrate and die. It also highlights an exceptional twist-on/off feature that will make sure insects cannot escape while the unit is turned off for cleaning. It is made of durable materials to guarantee that it can withstand all kinds of weather.
The DT1250 comes with an optional 3-feet pole stand for your convenience so you can place it anywhere you want. Though at any time, you can place it on a table or any flat surface on your target area. This is ideal to use in and out of your home and can cover up to 1/2 acre. This product comes with a 1 year warranty.
|Target pests:
|Mosquitoes and other insects
|For use in:
|Indoor and Outdoor
|Pet safe:
|Yes, when used as directed
|13.00 x 13.00 x 24.00
|Coverage Area:
|1/2 acre
|Number of bulbs:
|13.00 x 13.00 x 24.00
|UV Power:
|UV light bulb (7 watt) - approx. 3,000 hours/4months
|7 ft. cord - 115 VAC (plugs into AC)
|Material / Construction:
|All weather construction
|1 year warranty
|Parts Included:
|7-Watt Replacement Fluorescent Bulb (1 Piece)
Fan Blade and DC Motor Ultra-Long Life Replacement
Fan Blade Replacement
Retaining Cage
Large Capacity Net
Metal Pole Stand
|Shipping Weight:
|16.00 lbs
|Manufactured By:
|Dynamic Solutions (Mfg. Number: DT1250)
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How To Install the Dynatrap
- Unpack unit. Save carton for off-season storage (if needed).
- Assemble stand: Pull the cord tight through the pole stand. Turn base on its side and insert bottom threaded plastic piece into base, connecting to the threaded plastic cap. Twist threaded plastic cap clockwise to tighten. Complete installation by aligning upper and lower support tube and inserting the bar sections. (For more detailed instructions, please refer to the assembly guide.)
- Plug cord into an outlet or UL listed extension cord as described in "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS".
- Hold the Power switch on the side of the revolving rotation door. Twist the unit to the "Power ON" position. When you hear a "click", the machine is turned on.
- For best catch results leave unit on at all times, except when cleaning or servicing.
- Catch rate activity will be higher at night. For best catch results it is recommended to keep the unit away from competing light sources. Intended for household use only.
- It is recommended to place the unit at least 10 to 20 feet away from where people will be sitting.
- This unit is all weather resistant – designed for outdoor use including rainy conditions.
Frequent cleaning will prolong the life of the unit, ensure fire prevention and provide for more efficient operation.
- Be sure to clean the unit once per week
- To clean, hold the switch on the revolving rotation door and turn it to the "POWER OFF" position. After hearing the "click", the machine is turned off. Unplug the unit.
- For weekly cleaning, remove the screw securing the retaining cage and then twist the cage clockwise. Remove any buildup from the inside of the retaining cage and fan with a brush (included).
- For major cleaning, remove the four screws securing the fan housing to the light housing. After removing the screws, gently pull the fan housing away from the light housing. Using a soft brush, remove dirt and debris from the light housing. Once the cleaning process has been completed, align the screw holes in the fan housing with the screw holes in the lighting unit and tighten the screws to the base of the lighting unit.
- When replacing the retaining cage – DO NOT press/push against the screen windows.
The light bulb life expectancy is approximately 3,000 hours (or about 4 months), and should be replaced regularly to ensure optimal UV effectiveness. Even though the bulb's light may be visible to you, its ability to attract insects diminishes over time.
- Turn power switch to "off" position. UNPLUG UNIT, and allow bulb to cool before replacing.
- Remove retaining cage, and turn unit upside down.
- Remove the four screws securing the fan housing to the light housing. After removing the screws, gently pull the fan housing away from the light housing. Using a soft brush, remove dirt and debris from the light housing. Once the cleaning process has been completed, untighten the screw securing the base of the light bulb to the light housing. Slide the metal bracket to the side. Cover the bulb with a cloth to protect your finger and hand. Grasp the bulb (with your hand and fingers protected by the cloth) and gently pull the bulb from the socket.
- Remove any debris from the lamp socket with a brush before inserting the new bulb. Replace the metal plate over the base of the bulb and tighten the retaining screw.
- Align the screw holes in the fan housing with the screw holes in the lighting unit and tighten the screws to the base of the lighting unit.
- Replace the retaining cage at the bottom of the unit.
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I've had the Dynatrap running for a week now. Although I don't have lots of mosquito's, the flies abound here because of horses my neighbors own. Mostly all I saw were moths, no flies. Hopefully there will more flies in the future. I remain cautiously optimistic.
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Russian Studies Off Campus
David Powelstock, Associate Professor of Russian Language and Literature, gave a paper by invitation at the opening plenary session of the Lermontov Bicentennial Conference in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Tuesday, October 9, 2014, at the Institute for Russian Literature (Pushkin House). The title of the paper was, "Disharmony between Inner and Outer Realities as the Basis of Lermontov's Romanticism." The conference was sponsored by the Institute of Russian Literature, the Russian Academy of Sciences, and St. Petersburg State University.
Cheburashka Crafting
For pictures of Cheburashka crafting at RCW 2014, please view our slideshow.
Russian Club on Facebook
Join the Brandeis Russian Club on Facebook to stay informed about upcoming Russian culture events on campus!
Past Events
Russian Culture Week
March 6-10, 2017
Various locations
Celebrate Russian culture at Brandeis! Events include a reading and conversation with poet Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach, arts and crafts, student performances, a film Russian screening, and a Russian dance party.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the author reading and discussion with Olga Grjasnowa (originally scheduled for March 6) has been cancelled.
View the Russian Culture Week website for a complete schedule of events.
Russian Culture Week is organized by the Russian Studies Program and the Brandeis Russian Club. For more information, contact Professor Irina Dubinina, director of the Russian Language Program, or Sophie Lis, president of Brandeis Russian Club.
2015-2016 Events
2016 International Video Competition
Thursday, April 14, 2016
5 - 7 p.m.
Shiffman 002
Watch the finalists in the International Video Competition! Videos are multilingual with English subtitles. Created by second-semester language course students.
International desserts will be served!
Presented by the Foreign Language Oversight Committee (FLOC) and the Office of the Dean of Arts and Sciences.
Chekhov, Stanislavsky and the Moscow Art Theatre: Against the Backdrop of the Century
Featuring Anatoly Smeliansky, Russian theatre writer, scholar, and critic and head of the Moscow Art Theatre (MXAT) School for Academic Studies
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
4:00 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
(Mandel Center for the Humanities, Rm. 303)
During the talk, Dr. Smeliansky will discuss the intricate relationship between the Moscow Art Theatre, its founders, Anton Chekhov plays, and the Russian society in the past and the present.
Anatoly Smeliansky is a renowned theatre scholar, writer and critic, expert on Russian drama, Stanislavsky studies, history of the Moscow Art Theatre and literary legacy of Mikhail Bulgakov.
This event is sponsored by the Russian Studies Program, the Department of Theater Arts, and the Brandeis Russian Club.
All are welcome. Russian cake will be served.
Teleconference with Russian Students
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Farber 2 Classroom
The Russian Studies Program is proud to offer you a unique opportunity to engage with native speakers of Russian who are learning English at Khabarovsk State Academy of Economics and Law via teleconferencing technology on the topic of current world events and Russian and American politics.
There has been a palpable interest in learning more about how young Russians think about world events and American policies among our student population. To help you engage directly with Russian students, the Russian Language Program has organized a Telebridge on Tuesday, March 29, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. (Farber 2 classroom in the main library, one floor down from the Information Desk) with Khabarovsk students who are studying law and who participate in their university's debate team. This exchange will be in English; no Russian language skills are necessary to participate! You will have an opportunity to ask Russian peers what they think about America; Russian students will ask you what you think about Russia and Russian politics; and both sides will have an opportunity to comment on world events.
Read about Khabarovsk (note they are 14 hours ahead of us!). Read about Khabarovsk State Academy of Economics and Law.
Russian Culture Week 2016: March 7-11
Traditional Russian Dolls Workshop
Monday, March 7, 2016
7:00 p.m.
Village Seminar Room, B131
Bring out your creative side and come to Russian Club's doll making workshop! Make an adorable Russian souvenir to display in your dorm or give as a gift to a loved one. This activity will be led by Brandeis' Fulbright TA for the Russian Language Program, Rossina Soyan. No prior experience necessary. All materials will be provided free of charge.
Hors d'oeuvre Russian-style will be served.
In Memory of Our Murdered (Jewish) Children: Hearing the Holocaust in Soviet Jewish Culture
Presented by Professor James Loeffler, Corcoran Department of History, University of Virginia
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
6:30 p.m.
Rapaporte Treasure Hall
Goldfarb Library
In the winter of 1942-43, composer Mikhail Fabianovich Gnesin fled the Nazi advance into Soviet territory. He ended up in Tashkent with his wife, where he learned that his son had died a few weeks before. In his grief, he wrote a piano trio and dedicated it "In Memory of Our Perished Children." This remarkable work of art is probably the first piece of music ever written explicitly about the Holocaust. Except that it nowhere mentions the Shoah or Jews, and instead hides its Jewishness in a secret musical code. Retelling the history of this lost piece of music, James Loeffler shows how the Holocaust sounded very different to Soviet (Jewish) ears. This holds important ethical lessons for how we remember the Holocaust and recover its musical legacy in our own world today.
Sponsored by the Brandeis-Genesis Institute for Russian Jewry (BGI).
Student Talent Show
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Concert begins 7:00 p.m.
Rapaporte Treasure Hall
Goldfarb Library
Dedicated to International Women's Day, the Talent Show is one of the highlights of Russian Culture Week, showcasing performances ranging from classical music to juggling. Organized by the Russian Club and Russian Studies Program. Come enjoy an evening of talent and free food while celebrating International Women's Day!
Cold salads and meats will be provided as well as dessert.
Russian Movie Night
Friday, March 11, 2016
5:30 p.m.
Ridgewood A Commons
Come join Brandeis Russian Club for a fun evening of Russian culture, language and cinema. Whether you are a Russian speaker, lover of all things Russian, or curious about Russian culture, this is a not-to-be-missed event! Russian language film with English subtitles.
Hot Russian food and desserts will be served.
Author Event: Ludmila Ulitskaya
Thursday, January 21, 2016
6:30 p.m.
Rapaporte Treasure Hall
Goldfarb Library
Ludmila Ulitskaya is considered to be one of the most notable writers in contemporary Russia. Her works often explore themes of Russian Jewish identity, the Soviet dissident movement, and women's issues.
Please note that this event will be conducted entirely in Russian (no English translation will be provided).
Please click the poster to the right to view additional details.
This event is presented by the Brandeis-Genesis Institute for Russian Jewry, the Russian Studies Program, and the Brandeis Russian Club. It has been been possible with the generous support of Genesis Philanthropy Group.
I Am Global Week Presents: "Tuva: A Turkic-speaking, throat-singing, Buddhism/Shamanism-practicing culture of the Russian Federation"
Featuring Rossina Soyan, Fulbright grantee and teaching assistant for the Russian Language Program
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
(Mandel Center for the Humanities, Rm. 303)
Tuva is a little-known republic in the middle of Asia, proud of its pristine nature, throat-singing people, and shamanism. It's the only place in the world where you can drive from tundra to desert in a day, encountering reindeer, camels, and yaks along the way. To find out more about this remote republic of Russia, join us for a talk by Rossina Soyan, this year's Fulbright grantee and teaching assistant in the Russian Language Program at Brandeis. She will share stories about her family, her village, tourist attractions and contemporary life in Tuva, the way she sees it.
I Am Global Week Presents: "Ukraine 2015: National Identity and Civilian Volunteers During War"
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
(Mandel Center for the Humanities, Rm. 303)
The Ukrainian revolution, the Russian annexation of Crimea, and the separatist war in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region have shaken the foundations of the post-World War II international order and brought world attention to Ukraine and its people. They have also painted a contradictory picture of Ukraine, highlighting both its supposedly entrenched cultural and political divides and the unity of wide swaths of the Ukrainian population in support of their country. So what is the truth? Is Ukraine divided or is it united? And what is "Ukrainian national identity" today? This talk will present field research on understandings of Ukrainian national identity among patriotic civilian volunteers and the wider public in Kharkiv and Odessa, two Russian-speaking cities in southeastern Ukrainian traditionally thought of as "pro-Russian."
Matthew Kupfer is an M.A. candidate in Harvard University's Department of Russian, Eastern European, and Central Asian Regional Studies. He recently returned from carrying out intensive field research on Ukrainian national identity in Kharkiv and Odessa for his master's thesis. Prior to entering Harvard, he completed his B.A. in international and global studies and anthropology at Brandeis University ('12), carried out research in Kyrgyzstan during the country's tumultuous 2010 political transition, studied Russian in St. Petersburg, and worked as a Junior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington, D.C. He has also worked as a freelance journalist and blogger focused on Russian, Ukrainian, and Central Asian politics and as a Russian-English translator.
I Am Global Week Language Lunch
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Sherman Function Hall
Hassenfeld Conference Center
The Division of Humanities and the Foreign Language Oversight Committee, with support from the Provost's Office and the Dean of Arts and Sciences, invite all members of the Brandeis Community (students, faculty and staff) to experience and celebrate the linguistic diversity of Brandeis. Individual language tables will host speakers of Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Latin, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish and Yiddish. Stay for a few minutes or for the entire hour; just speak only the language of a specific table during your visit. Do you speak several languages? Visit multiple tables during lunch. No matter that your level of proficiency, you are welcome!
Participants are asked to sign in at their chosen language table to receive a voucher for the buffet lunch. While the amount of food is limited, we encourage late arrivals to bring their own lunch fare to the table of their choice.
"A Replacement Life": A Reading and Conversation with Boris Fishman
Moderated by Professor ChaeRan Freeze
Thursday, November 12, 2015
6:30 p.m.
Mandel Center for the Humanities, Atrium
Presented by the Brandeis-Genesis Institute for Russian Jewry (BGI), and co-sponsored by the Tauber Institute for the Study of European Jewry, the Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, the Department of German, Russian and Asian Languages and Literature, and the Brandeis Russian Club.
Russian Contemporary Film Festival (Exclusively at Brandeis!)
Join us for five acclaimed Russian contemporary films! Films are in Russian with English subtitles. Presented by the Brandeis Russian Studies Program and Eurochannel.
All screenings begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Mandel Center for the Humanities, Room G12 (unless otherwise indicated).
September 24: My Dad is Baryshnikov
October 1: Another Year
October 8: The Admirer
October 15: Thirst
October 22: Jolly Fellows
October 29: The Admirer - in Pearlman Lounge 113
A second screening of The Admirer will be held on Thursday, October 29, at 7:00 p.m. in Pearlman Lounge 113 due to technical difficulties during the original screening.
For details, visit our Film Festival page. Also, check out the feature in The Brandeis Hoot!
Eurochannel is the award-winning television channel featuring premium European entertainment with the biggest stars. Eurochannel presents only top-of-the-line European programming, from recent blockbusters to critically acclaimed TV series. Experience Europe on Eurochannel through cinematic adventure, humor, history and entertainment. Eurochannel is available on Sling International. To stay up to date on the latest programming, like Eurochannel on Facebook and Twitter.
"The Limits of the Allowable: How to Feel the Borders of Freedom Under Totalitarianism"
Featuring Dmitry Bykov
Tuesday, October 6, 2015, 5:30 p.m.
Rapaporte Treasure Hall
Goldfarb Library
Dmitry Bykov is one of Russia's most colorful, versatile, and recognizable public intellectuals. He writes poetry (and is famous for the sharp political satire in his Citizen Poet project), fiction, biographies, journalistic essays, and criticism. Bykov also teaches literature in two Moscow schools and is a regular commentator and guest on television and the liberal radio station Echo of Moscow.
2014-2015 Events
Spring 2015 European Cultural Studies Lemon Cake Lecture: "Bakhtin and the Actor"
Featuring Caryl Emerson
A. Watson Armour III University Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures
Princeton University
Wednesday, March 18 at 4:00 p.m.
DuBois Lounge (Rabb 119)
It might come as a surprise that Mikhail Bakhtin, known as both a lyricophobe and a theatrophobe, had anything positive to say about the art of the stage. Caryl Emerson, the renowned expert on Mikhail Bakhtin, will argue that, nevertheless, Bakhtin had a powerful theatrical imagination.
All are welcome. Light refreshments will be served.
This event is presented by the Office of the Dean of Arts and Sciences and co-sponsored by the Mandel Center for the Humanities.
Russian Culture Week 2015: March 2-7
View the slideshow from the RCW 2015 Talent Show, held on Wednesday, March 4, 2015, in the Rapaporte Treasure Hall.
For a complete listing of Russian Culture Week 2015 activities, please view the event poster.
For more information about Russian Culture Week at Brandeis, join the Brandeis Russian Club Facebook group or contact Bess Alshvang, president of the Brandeis Russian Club, at email@example.com.
Russian Tea (Русский чай) Spring 2015
Select Wednesday evenings, all 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Shiffman 124
Stop by for tea and conversation! Hosted by Ekaterina (Katya) Mironova, teaching assistant for the Russian Language Program.
The spring 2015 semester dates are:
January 21
February 4
February 25
March 18
April 1
April 15
April 22
"Fame and Fortune: On Writing a New Life of Tchaikovsky," featuring Philip Ross Bullock
Tuesday, January 13, 2015, 4 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
Mandel Center for the Humanities, Room 303
Philip Ross Bullock is Professor of Russian Literature and Music at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Wadham College. He is the author of a number of books and articles on various aspects of nineteenth- and twentieth-century Russian literature and music, and is currently completing a short critical life of Tchaikovsky to be published by Reaktion in 2015.
Russian Club at the Global Bazaar
Wednesday, November 12, 2014, 4 - 8 p.m.
Sherman Function Hall
See photos of the Brandeis Russian Club at the 2014 Global Bazaar!
"The Other Stories in Anna Karenina: A Translator's Perspective," featuring Rosamund Bartlett
Monday, November 3, 2014, 2 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room
Mandel Center for the Humanities, Room 303
This talk explored the translation history of Anna Karenina, and the particular role played by Constance Garnett and Louise and Aylmer Maude in establishing Tolstoy's reputation in the English-speaking world.
Rosamund Bartlett is a writer, scholar, translator and lecturer. She is the author of Tolstoy: A Russian Life and translator of Anna Karenina. She has also written a biography of Chekhov and published two volumes of his short stories. She has lectured on Russian literature, music and cultural history at universities and public institutions around the world, and has a particular interest in the comparative history of European Modernism, opera, and the intersection between politics, history and the arts.
This event was sponsored by GRALL and the European Cultural Studies program.
Poetry Reading with Vera Pavlova
Tuesday, October 21, 2014, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Mandel Reading Room (Mandel Humanities Center, Room 303)
Vera Pavlova is a well-known Russian poet, actively writing today. She was born in Moscow and graduated from the famous Gnessin Academy of Music, specializing in the history of music. She began writing poetry at the age of 20 and since then has published fourteen collections of poetry, four opera librettos, and lyrics to two cantatas. Her works have been translated into eighteen languages, including English.
During this interactive reading, each member of the audience received cards with Vera's poems written in Russian and English. The owner of the card read the English translation out loud while Vera read the Russian original.
For more information about Vera Pavlova, visit verapavlova.us.
Image: Vera Pavlova (left) and Professor Irina Dubinina (right) listen as a student reads one of Ms. Pavlova's poems in translation.
Russian Tea (Русский чай) Fall 2014
Select Wednesday evenings, all 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Shiffman 124
Stop by for tea and conversation! Hosted by Ekaterina (Katya) Mironova, teaching assistant for the Russian Language Program.
The fall 2014 semester dates and topics include:
September 17 – Let's get to know each other
October 1 – Katya's Russian cities
October 15 – Nature po-russki (collage-building session!)
October 29 – Horror Russian style
November 12 – Music in Russia
November 19 – Surprise!
December 3 – Winter holidays
GRALL Open House
Tuesday, September 2, 2014, 12 - 2 p.m.
Shiffman Humanities Center Lawn
New and returning students came to the department-wide Open House for food and conversation with representatives from the GRALL programs (German Studies, Russian Studies, Chinese Language, and Japanese Language). Each program shared international desserts, and faculty and students played interactive games and constructed origami in front of Shiffman.
To see pictures from the event, please visit our GRALL Open House 2014 page.
Orientation Academic Fair
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 11:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Farber Library, First Floor
New students stopped by the Russian Studies Program table at the Academic Fair to connect with program representatives and learn about Russian Studies course offerings, the major/minor, cultural events on campus, and more.
2013-2014 Events
Russian Culture Week 2014
Russian Culture Week 2014 was held on March 10-15, and included a number of Russian cultural events, including Cheburashka doll crafting, tea and Russian pop music, a student talent show, a movie night, and an authentic Russian dance party.
For a complete list of RCW 2014 events, please see below or visit the RCW 2014 Facebook page.
The Russian Craft
Monday, March 10, 2014, 6:30 p.m.
ICC Lounge
Spend an evening fashioning traditional Russian crafts with the guidance of a professional Russian craftswoman. Experience a sample of Russian childhood by creating your own Cheburashka doll. Anything you make, you take home! Russian refreshments served.
Russian Tea
Wednesday, March 12, 2014, 6:30 p.m.
Shiffman 124
Have you ever wanted to jam to popular Russian music? Come listen and sing along while you enjoy tea and traditional Russian treats.
Russian refreshments served.
Student Concert/Talent Show
Thursday, March 13, 2014, 6:45 p.m.
Rappaport Hall
Come watch and cheer on Brandeis Russian Club, students of Russian and Russophiles as they show off their many talents in honor of the Russian holiday, International Women's Day! Traditional Russian dishes served.
Movie Night with the Russian Club
Friday, March 14, 2014, 6:30 p.m.
Ridgewood Commons
Spend the evening with the Russian Club watching the critically acclaimed bittersweet film "The Cuckoo": Three unlikely roommates—a Finn, a Russian and a Lapp—overcome comic and tragic misunderstandings to find peace in a time of war. Traditional Russian dishes served.
Russian Ball
Saturday, March 15, 2014, 10 p.m.
Russian club invites everyone to an authentic Russian dance party featuring Northeastern's DJ Mel! Come dance to the latest and greatest Russian hits as well as some top 40 favorites. Semi-formal attire, Russian desserts served.
Russian Tea and Conversation
March & April 2014 (Multiple nights, 6:30 - 8 p.m.)
Shiffman 124
March 12, 2014 - Topic: Russian songs
March 26, 2014 - Topic: How can the knowledge of the Russian language determine your future career?
April 9, 2014 - Topic: Welcome to Russia! Top tourist attractions.
International Video Competition 2014
Thursday, April 10, 2014, 5 p.m.
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The International Video Competition started at Brandeis in 2013 at the initiative of the Foreign Language Oversight Committee. The competition's goal is to increase motivation to learn foreign languages at Brandeis, to energize the language programs, and to create a community of language learners among beginning students of all languages. Students of any level-20 language courses may participate in the competition by sending one video to represent their language program. The video must be entirely in the target language and address language and cultural topics covered during the first year of language study at Brandeis. In 2014, nine languages participated in the Competition. Stay tuned for information on the 2015 competition!
The Spring 2014 submission for RUSSIAN 20B is available below. To view the other GRALL video submissions, please visit the GRALL Past Events page.
RUSSIAN 20B Video Entry
Student contributors: Sam Gorelik, Alexandra Johnson and A.P.
Instructor: Irina Dubinina


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Can you please let me know how you are able to access Old Hass Cemetery. I'm sure of the location, but is public access? It is private land? Do I need permission? Thanks a bunch!
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If you look very closely at the picture you can see that the date of the death of Jesse Starns is listed on his tombstone as May 20, 1874, and I have checked the tombstone to be sure of the date also. Would you please correct his memorial to match that date. Thank you for taking care of this matter. Kind regards.
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Thanks you SO much for taking the four members of my Campbell family. I REALLY appreciate your time and effort on my behalf.
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James, I am also a descendant of Hiram Alexander Correll and second wife Elizabeth Tollie. From your Martin family information, I found that you are a grandson of Nellie Haynes Martin who descends from Amos Franklin Correll and Sallie Turner Correll's daughter Martha Mae Correll. Hope that this is correct. Also, did you have the new grave marker for Hiram placed? Years ago when I first found the old headstone the new one was not there. That would have been abt 1996.
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I need to get some work done on my E92 335d SE Coupe, and am looking for some feedback from people who have used these garages.
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Romulus looked momentarily confused but nodded, though still with a slightly furrowed brow. I stood up and kissed him before resting my head on his shoulder. As usual, I fainted during the journey.
I came to in a cave I had in reality only seen the previous day but which seemed to be a part of ancient history. So much had changed since Peter and I had sat here finishing reading the scroll about The Intertwining of Fates.
Peter had jumped up, obviously surprised by the presence of his brother and I, and he looked at me, his expression asking what we were doing here.
"I asked Romulus to bring me here so you could help me discover myself," I said.
Romulus was frowning but Peter smiled. He looked at Romulus and said "I'll only be half an hour or so - I realise how much you wanted to spend today with her."
Romulus nodded reluctantly, saying "You better keep to that time," before letting go of me and walking out of the cave.
"Sit down," Peter said, gesturing to the pile of thick rugs which was his bed.
I did so, crossing my legs. Peter sat in front of me, doing the same.
"Right, I was thinking that maybe meditation could help clear your thoughts and show you what's really important to you," Peter told me. "I don't know what you think about it, and if you don't like that idea, I have some other things you might like to try."
"Meditation sounds good," I replied.
"Right, close your eyes and let your breathing become calm and regulated."
I closed my eyes and waited for my breathing to slow to a rate at which it would be possible for me to inhale and exhale more deeply. As I waited, I let insignificant thoughts drift away and cleared a big space in the centre of my mind.
Then, I began to breathe more slowly. I counted as I inhaled; making the numbers I was counting to gradually larger until I got to about ten.
"Wow, it's like you know how to do this already, Tilly," Peter said, sounding impressed. "You must be so relaxed right now. Okay now.... ask yourself some questions."
"What sort?"
"The ones you'd like to be answered. Like, how does your heart work? I don't know - things like that. I might try and access the astral planes while you do that."
"The what?"
"Never mind - it's a dragon thing."
So I proceeded, awkwardly, to ask myself some questions. After a while, I figured it would just be easier if I continued my earlier contemplations - the answers I needed lay in whatever came of those.
Tranquillity reigned and this helped me focus on the task. There were no outside distractions - I wouldn't have known Peter was there if I hadn't heard him breathing - and I was totally comfortable upon this mat. In fact, so comfortable that I drifted off to sleep.


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- US Emerges As Primary Target for Cybercrime Attacks With 35% Increase in Global Attack Volumes, Reveals ThreatMetrix Report
- ThreatMetrix highlights key moments at the APAC Digital Identity Summit 2017: The Currency of Trust
- ThreatMetrix Spring '17 Release Unveils Major Enhancements to Dynamic Decision Platform: Case Management, Digital Identity Verification and Strong Customer Authentication
- Asia Pacific Cyberattacks up 35% Year on Year, As Global Organized Fraud Rings Turn Their Attention to Emerging Financial Services
- Organised Fraud Rings Turn Their Attention to Online Lenders and Emerging Financial Services
Leading Technology Magazine of Enterprise Solutions, CIOReview, Places ThreatMetrix on Its CIOReview 100 List
The CIOReview 100 is a list of the "100 Most Promising Technology Companies in the U.S." Honored are companies using powerful next-generation technologies to enable their customers to break through old performance barriers and improve business.
Put together each year by a distinguished panel of CEOs, CIOs and industry analysts including CIOReview's own editorial board, this year's list includes ThreatMetrix, a leader in context-based security and advanced fraud prevention.
"Recognition by the CIOReview 100 serves as validation of our continued innovation in context-based authentication and advanced fraud prevention," said Bert Rankin, chief marketing officer, ThreatMetrix. "While we are incredibly invested in protecting our customers' businesses from fraudsters, we also place equal weight on making sure we maintain a great customer experience for their users in the process. Our fraud and security solutions leverage a collective network to provide real-time insights, blocking out potential threats without adding additional authentication steps for good users."
With its commitment to building trust on the Internet, an effort requiring frequent solution updates and enhancements, in July ThreatMetrix announced a new patent which "builds off" of its cookieless device identification using fuzzy matching technology to globally recognize trusted customers and cybercriminals.
With patents that help companies identify, recognize and stop attackers in their tracks, ThreatMetrix helps businesses remain secure and prevents cybercriminals from compromising online identities.
For a full list of winners, visit http://cioreview100.cioreview.com/.
In addition to being named to the CIOReview 100, ThreatMetrix 2014 awards include:
- Recognized as a Silver Winner in the "Enterprise Product of the Year – Software" Category by the Best in Biz Awards 2014 International
- Named to the 2014 AlwaysOn Global 250 Top Private Companies List
- Named to the 2014 Lead411 Hottest Companies in Silicon Valley list
- Products Guide (NPG) 2014 Hot Companies and Best Product Award Winner for the "Best Products and Services – Information Security and Risk Management" category and also in the "Best Products and Services – Security Software" category.
- Judges Choice for Best Overall Fraud/Security Solution at the 2014 CardNotPresent.com (CNP) Awards for the ThreatMetrix TrustDefender Cybercrime Protection Platform
- A 2014 Info Security Products Guide Global Excellence Award for Most Innovative Company of the Year (Security)
- 2014 Cyber Defense Magazine Award Winner in 2 Categories: Most Innovative Anti-Malware Appliances Solution & Best Product Network Access Control Solution


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Canadian spies are obtaining a growing number of search warrants to intercept communications in Canada, according to a new report by the Security Intelligence Review Committee.
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service received 55 search warrants from the Federal Court in 2010-11, up from 36 the previous year and 26 two years ago.
The increased interception of communications comes as CSIS spends more of its resources on the investigation of cyber threats in Canada, looking to identify the origins and motives of such attacks. However, SIRC cautioned CSIS that it does not have the legal authority to advise federal agencies on ways to protect themselves from attacks, stating that responsibility lies with Communications Security Establishment Canada.
In its annual report released on Wednesday, the spy watchdog also sought new powers to examine the links among CSIS and other federal departments on national security operations. As it stands, SIRC cannot look at the operations of agencies such as Foreign Affairs, Transport Canada or Citizenship and Immigration, even when they interact with CSIS officials.
SIRC stated that the government should tweak the CSIS Act to allow its investigators to broaden the focus of their work.
"It would enable SIRC to examine the actions of other federal entities when they connect with, or relate to, CSIS," the report said. "Those modest changes would be cost-effective and could help to alleviate public concerns regarding Canada's existing system of national security accountability."
With a budget of $2-million and 20 employees, SIRC investigates complaints against CSIS agents and examines the operations of the powerful spy service. The watchdog closed 32 investigations last year and received 17 new complaints, down from 32 the previous year.
It also looked at broader issues, such as increased monitoring of the Internet by CSIS officials and the interrogation of detainees in Afghanistan.
SIRC pointed to the Afghan detainee issue as an example of a situation in which it would have benefited from greater powers, where it could have expanded its investigation to include departments such as National Defence.
SIRC said it found no evidence that CSIS officials in Afghanistan had first-hand knowledge of the torture of detainees by local authorities. Still, it added that CSIS was slow to appose the appropriate "caveats" to information "that could have been derived from torture" from its foreign partners.
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FRESNO, Calif. - The University of Nevada baseball team (20-28, 9-11 WAC) was defeated by the Fresno State Bulldogs (37-11, 17-7 WAC) 7-1 today in its first of five games in four days. The game was originally scheduled for Apr. 19 but was rescheduled following the passing of University of Nevada President Milton Glick.
RHP Troy Marks (2-5, 3.88 ERA) got the start for the Pack and ran into trouble early allowing three runs on two hits and two walks in the first inning. After allowing a leadoff single to start the second, Marks settled in and retired the next nine hitters before allowing a leadoff double to Bulldogs center fielder Brennan Gowens. The next batter, right fielder Dusty Robinson, singled to center to score Gowens and Robinson later scored on a wild pitch by Marks to make it 3-0 Bulldogs.
Marks exited after five innings with a final line of six hits, five runs (two earned), five strikeouts and four walks in a losing effort.
Nevada plated its only run when Nick Melino (1-for-3,2B,R,BB) scored on a sacrifice fly by Joe Kohan (0-for-3,RBI) in the fourth inning. Melino led off the frame with his 16th double of the season and moved over to third base on a sacrifice bunt by Garrett Yrigoyen (0-for-1,2BB,SB).
Bryan Suarez (0-0, 4.63 ERA) pitched well in relief of Marks, holding the Bulldogs to one run on hit in two innings of work in his seventh appearance of the year.
Trailing 6-1 in the bottom of the eighth, Nevada was threatening to score after Braden Shipley (1-for-3) singled to leadoff the inning and Brock Stassi (2-for-4,2B) singled with one down. The Pack couldn't capitalize on the opportunity though as Brian Barnett (1-for-4) struck out swinging and Melino struck out looking for the third out.
Sean Prihar (1-0, 2.13 ERA) pitched the top of the ninth inning allowing one run on two hits in his seventh appearance of 2011.
Nevada begins its final four-game series of 2011 tomorrow night at San Jose State at 6 p.m.


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Lincoln Center and New York Philharmonic to stage the first US production of Written on Skin
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This August, The Lincoln Center and New York Philharminic are to collaborate several fully assembled opera productions, the first being George Benjamin's Written on Skin.
According to The New York Times it is "one of the most highly praised operas of recent years."
Three preformances in total are scheduled between 11-15 August and the cast for the U.S. stage premiere will include Barbara Hannigan, Victoria Simmonds and Christopher Purves. Music director of the philharmonic, Alan Gilbert, will conduct the Mahler Chamber Orchestra.
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Just retired. I have a Masters degree in Anthropology and have been an archaeologist for the last 40 years. Have worked on precolumbian archaeological sites in the American Southwest (Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, and Utah. I live on a ranch in the middle of the beautiful Sonoran Desert, near Tucson, in southern Arizona..
I have been in Northern Tanzania twice, and I love it, the safaris in Serengeti and Ngorongoro as well as Taranguire and Manyara were great. The 2nd safari was a camping only in public and special camps. That is the type I recommend for peolple who do not need luxuxry. Visited several tribes including the Hunting and Gathering remote Hadzabe. Was a great experience. love the Tanzanian people!!!
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New Army command policy reg
The Army has just released a new version of AR 600-20, "Army Command Policy" (PDF).
This reg gives commanding officers direction on a wide range of issues, including Article 138 complaints, dissent policy, sexual assault and sexual harassment, etc. The new version updates Army equal opportunity policy, gives additional guidance on sexual assault/harassment policy, clarifies groups of personnel who must be informed of accommodation of religious practices policies and discusses those policies, incorporates policies from Army Directive 2013-18 on participation in extremist, terrorist and criminal gang organizations and activities, clarifies fraternization policy, adds "bullying" as prohibited conduct (along with hazing), defines a protected communication, etc.
The reg has garnered public attention because it lists the word "Negro" as an acceptable term; this section is now being reconsidered, according to the Army Times.
Update 11/7/2014: Use of word 'Negro' removed from new Army reg
Career Ender: Sexual assault or sexual harassment complaints still prevent advancement
By Jim Klimaski
Punishing the transgressor addresses half the problem. Where is meaningful assistance for the victim?
The Tailhook scandal occurred over 20 years ago. At least 83 women and seven men were identified as having been sexually assaulted at the Navy/Marine Corps Tailhook Association Convention held in Las Vegas in September 1991. There were over 4,000 active, reserve and retired service members in attendance, including several Flag officers. What occurred at this gathering soon became public knowledge and calls by members of Congress for an investigation started a long battle between those in the military who wanted to sweep the matter under the rug and senior officials at the Department of Defense who wanted a thorough and complete investigation leading to changes in the military's attitude toward women in uniform. This struggle still continues with some success, but the victims of the harassment and assault continue to find themselves ostracized, their military career at an end. None of the sexual assault victims from the Tailhook scandal were able to continue their military careers.
With a strong push by Congress, the various military services have begun to take a hard line on prosecuting the alleged perpetrators of sexual assault and harassment. Each service claims it has established a special teams of experienced prosecutors aided by victim witness counselors who help the complaining victim through the court martial process. But outside these legal proceedings little is done to assist the sexual assault victim should they wish to continue their military career.
Military sexual assault — It's the culture
An Op-Ed for MLTF
The military is once again in crisis over sexual assaults. In recent weeks, it has become more apparent than ever that the military's sexual assault policy is a failure, and that sexual assault in the services has become epidemic.
In early May, the Department of Defense (DoD) released new figures showing a significant increase in reported and unreported assaults — DoD estimates that over 26,000 servicemembers were assaulted in 2012, with only 3,374 of these cases reported to the military. Just as the figures were released, the Air Force was rocked by news that the head of its Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program had been arrested for sexual battery. More recently, the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator for Ft. Hood was charged with sexual assault and pandering. On May 12, the Washington Post published an article recounting a number of incidents of sexual misconduct and sexual assault of potential recruits by military recruiters. All of this came not long after two separate cases of officers with court-martial convening authority who, against the advice of their own attorneys, granted clemency to officers convicted of sexual assault at courts-martial. Meanwhile, at Lackland Air Force Base, the series of courts-martial continue for instructors accused of sexual misconduct with recruits. Most recently, a sergeant on staff at West Point has been accused of secretly videotaping female cadets, sometimes when they were undressed in bathrooms or showers.
Secretary of Defense Hagel and President Obama have expressed outrage at these events and promised to take aggressive action on the issue. Secretary Hagel announced the re-training and re-certification of all Sexual Assault Prevention and Response providers and all recruiters, and promised to cooperate with Congress in developing legislation to address the issue.
But DoD has not made serious efforts to identify and root out the fundamental causes of this long-standing sexual assault epidemic. The response to this and previous scandals has been to call for more training, revise regulations, establish panels to evaluate the problem, and call for yet more training. Defense personnel and other analysts stress that the problem is caused by a small number of rogue soldiers among large numbers of decent and law-abiding servicemembers and, recently, that soldiers bring coarse attitudes about sex and sexual assault into the military from the civilian world.
But those who know the military first hand see, from their own service or from providing legal assistance to servicemembers, that much of the cause of the sexual assault epidemic lies in the military's own culture – a culture that contains strong elements of sexism and tolerates sexual harassment and discrimination, giving tacit acceptance to sexual violence. Despite significant increases in the number of women in the military, it remains a strongly misogynist institution.
Starting in boot camp, young soldiers are taught combat skills and military discipline with the use of violent and dehumanizing sexual imagery. In language too graphic for this statement, they are told to equate prowess in combat with sexual prowess, and manliness with sexual conquest. The use of sexism and sexual violence as a training mechanism has proven effective in a period where patriotism and ideas of national self-defense cannot be counted on to motivate soldiers to fight. This sexist indoctrination is reinforced in training and discipline, rituals and social life, throughout members' service, creating a masculinized camaraderie with great tolerance for —even appreciation of — sexual harassment. The DoD's recently released report on sexual assault mentions this male–dominated culture as an issue in sexual assault, but the idea is buried in the text and not pursued. Instead, the report emphasizes the need for training, command accountability, effective use of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program — and more training.
Another aspect of military culture — retaliation against whistleblowers and troublemakers — affects reporting of sexual assaults. According to DoD's own surveys, nearly half of those assaulted who did not report the offense thought they would be labeled a troublemaker for doing so. And the anecdotal experience of military attorneys and counselors shows this to be the case, as women (and men) who report assaults often find themselves the victims of command reprisals ranging from unwanted psychiatric evaluations to involuntary discharges for alleged misconduct or minor psychological problems. (Slightly more than half of those surveyed were afraid they would not be believed, and a large number feared that they would have no confidentiality if they reported.) When commands ignore complaints or retaliate against complainants, they send an implicit message that sexual harassment and assault will be tolerated.
Until these cultural factors are addressed, DoD's well-intentioned training and regulation changes can make little difference. An increased emphasis on prosecution of assaulters, changes in the court-martial system, and more training may be helpful, and may empower some survivors of sexual assault to report the crimes. But if the military does not address the basic sexism of its training and culture, these changes will do little good. Commands will continue to sidestep regulations and ignore reports, rapists will continue to think that their behavior is quietly acceptable, and the epidemic of sexual assault will continue.
Memo Update: Military Sexual Assault and Harassment
Military Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Memo (PDF) – original 2010 memo by Kathleen Gilberd and Bridgit Wilson
Policies have changed, so be sure to download and read the update below.
Sexual Harassment Referrals
- Servicemembers Legal Defense Network(SLDN)
SLDN is dedicated to ending witchhunts, death threats, imprisonment, lesbian-baiting, discharges and other discriminatory actions against men and women in the military harmed by "Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Pursue, Don't Harass," and related policies, through direct legal assistance, watchdog activities, policy work, outreach and education, and litigation support.
PO Box 53103,
Washington, D.C. 20004
- Center For The Study of Sexual Minorities in the Military (UCSB)
Reference Guides & Policy Information
- A Considerable Service: An Advocate's Introduction to Domestic Violence and the Military was published by Domestic Violence Report (DVR), April/May 2001. Civic Research Institute, publisher of DVR, has made the article available through the Internet.
- The "Survival Guide" (2007): A Comprehensive Guide to "Don't Ask, Don't Tell, Don't Pursue, Don't Harass" and Related Military Policies
Research Studies
Interpersonal Violence Associated with the Military: Facts and Findings


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3.5White River Gravel Bar
On tap at the brewery. Golden and Cloudy af so I guess you can place this in the douchebag "New England IPA" category. Light citrus element, okay bitterness. Lingering bitterness on the palate.
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
3.2White River Coconut Rye Porter
Pour is a black with a small tan head. Aroma is a nice dark chocolate with a little bitter bakers chcocolate. Flavor is more of a bitter bakers chcocolate with not much coconut or spicy rye showing up. As porter this is fine but the adjuncts dont really show up.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
3.4White River Double Gravel Bar
Pour is a clear copper with a small white head. Aroma is a big sweet malt but also a nice honeydew melon hop. Flavor is and with the sweet malt but there is a pretty good hop with a melon and grapefruit bite. A bit too malt heavy and there is alcohol burn but there is also just enough hop to give this a good score.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
3.3White River Table Rock Red Ale
12 ounce can. Pours reddish brown with a decent beige head. Aroma of malt, caramel, and grass. Taste is malt, caramel, grass, and a hint of tart fruit. Easy to drink.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
3.6White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Pour is a clear yellow with a large white head. Aroma has a nice wheat malt with some banana and clove along with a heavy dose of candi sugar. Flavor is bubble gum with some fruity esters. Also a nice cream of wheat after the swallow. Finish has some bitterness with some white grape and powered sugar. Alcohol is well hidden and this is a nice flavorful tripel.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
3.5White River Barrel Aged Red
On tap at the brewery. It poured a dark red color with a white head. The aroma was of sherry, chocolate and molasses. The taste was similar to the aroma with more sherry, malt caramel, molasses and some fruits. Mighty tasty.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
3.6White River Barrel Aged Copper Creek IPA
On tap at the brewery. This was the Copper Creek IPA Barrel Aged on Bourbon barrels. It poured a dark copper color with a white head. The aroma was of bourbon, floral and piney hops. The taste was similar to the aroma with more bourbon and bitter hops. Very, very nice.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
3.2White River Jam Up Black Berry Ale
Sampler at the brewery. It poured a reddish/amber color with a white head. The aroma was a touch sour and tart with some berries. The taste was similar to the aroma with more tartness and funk. Nice.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
3.6White River Tavern Creek Tripel
bomber at club w, shared with hakes, more like a farmhouse ale then a triple im not really digging the aroma or taste, josh likes, it so whatever mister!!
Thursday, March 26, 2015
3.5White River Shadow Rock Stout
Very good appearance: pours pitch black with a tightly bubbled head and creamy lacing rings. Big roast aroma; burnt chocolate cake. Flavor: quite the kick. Seems boozier than it is. Big burnt roast, as with the aroma. Definitely rich for a regular stout, but the thinner mouthfeel reminds its not an impy. Better than I expected, but it doesnt leave enough of an aftertaste. For all the punch it initially packs, it disappears rather quickly, unfortunately. Good beer, but could have been more.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
3White River Old Mill Ale
[Bottle] Clear brown color with almost no head or lacing. Sweet caramel and mild metallic notes in the nose. Flavors of toffee, sweet breads, caramel and a noticeable amount of alcohol. Listed as 7.5% ABV on the label. Still getting some metal notes. Sweet finish with some grain husk flavors. Could be better with some aging.
Sunday, February 15, 2015
3.2White River Buck Hollow Blond Ale
Sampled at esbls. Golden yellow with some haze to it. Ok. This is fruity and yeasty. Not a great beer. Hops are sulfur and fruit.
Saturday, January 3, 2015
3Copper Creek IPA
Bottle; poured an orange amber color with a frothy white head. Aroma of veggies, caramel, fruit and earth. Hops are missing in action. Fruity and sweet flavor, with some vegetables in the finish. Ok, but not an ipa.
Friday, January 2, 2015
3.3White River White Creek Wit
It poured a cloudy golden color with a white head. The aroma was of citrus, yeast and coriander. The taste was of citrus, wheat and spice with a touch of sweetness. Very nice.
Sunday, December 14, 2014
3White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Bottled. Pours cloudy yellow looking like an unfiltered wit. Yeasty nose dominated by green apple. Flavor is phenolic yeasty with light apple, band aid, and biscuit. High carbonation but doesn't finish cleanly.
Saturday, November 29, 2014
3.4White River Fall Creek Lager
Had on tap 11-29-14 at the brewery. Caramel with red fruit aroma. Taste follows suit. A little boozy. Head dies down quickly; coppery appearance. Good flavor overall.
Saturday, November 29, 2014
3.8White River Old Mill Ale
Pours a copper with a small bubbled tan head. Sold as a winter warmer at 7.2%, nice malt aroma with candied fruit. Sweet but not overly so. As it warms it has a quite lovely mouthfeel, finishing full.
Friday, November 28, 2014
3White River Table Rock Red Ale
bomber shared with pals....aroma was of mild caramel and chocolate,,,taste is similar, smooth but hnts of all kinds of shit, i dig it
Thursday, November 13, 2014
3.4White River Old Mill Ale
Reddish-orange appearance with small head and minor lacing. Boozy, slightly fruity, and malty aroma, with maybe even a little hint of spice. Flavor follows suit: again boozy, slightly fruity, and very malt-forward. I didnt know this was categorized as an Amber; I had guessed American or English Strong Ale based on its characteristics (a little too bitter, firm, and lacking complexity to be mistaken for a Belgian). I dont dislike this, but it doesnt hide the alcohol well, and Im not drinking it at the most ideal part of the year (this would work much better as a winter warmer than a summer beer). Recommended overall, but have it in the right context.
Saturday, August 2, 2014
3.3White River Pulltite Pilsner - Double Lager
Sampled at ESBLS. It poured a clear golden color with a white head. The aroma was of hops, tropical fruits, honey and a slight muskiness. The taste was spicy, with malts, finishing slightly bitter and dry. Nice.
Sunday, July 20, 2014
3.2White River Buck Hollow Blond Ale
It poured a clear golden color with a white head. The aroma was of biscuit, honey, malt, some pineapple, ginger, black pepper, earthy and spicy hops. The taste was of spices, crisp malts, light hops and bitterness with a sweet finish. Nice.
Sunday, July 20, 2014
3.4White River Buck Hollow Blond Ale
Tasting notes from 6/21 Joplin Macadoodles Beerfest: booze well hidden in this one. Very smooth; no funk. Didnt notice the Belgian characteristics. Felt mostly like a well-done regular blonde.
Sunday, June 22, 2014
3.4White River Jam Up Black Berry Ale
Tasting notes from 6/21 Joplin Macadoodles Beerfest: Taste is definite berries with a little bitterness as well. Too boozy to be refreshing, but pretty tasty.
Sunday, June 22, 2014
3.2White River Tavern Creek Tripel
[Bottle] Pours golden brown with a pillow-like head. Sweet and yeasty nose. Candi sugar, cotton candy and hints of clove in the aroma. Taste is of sweet biscuits, tart apples, mild citrus and slightly soured grains. Decent mouthfeel. Balance could be slight better.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
3.2White River Jam Up Black Berry Ale
[Bottle] Pours a darker amber color with a fizzy head. Distinct sweet berry aroma. Taste is of blueberry muffins, toasted breads, sweet berries and other juicy fruits. A bit sweet in the finish. Alcohol is well hidden. A fine beer.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
3.3White River Fall Creek Lager
[Bottle] Pours a bright orange color with no head. Fizzy carbonation. Caramel malt aromas. Light copper penny notes in the nose as well. Toffee and caramel taste. Relatively clean flavor profile. Average to slightly below average mouthfeel. I was pleasantly surprised by this beer overall.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
3.1Copper Creek IPA
[Bottle] Pours a light amber color. Floral hops and mild grass in the aroma. The taste is more malt forward than expected. Caramel and biscuit notes. Lingering finish is only mildly bitter. Tastes like a very similar malt profile to their red ale, but with extra hops added. Tasting notes from 2/2014.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
2.8White River Table Rock Red Ale
[Bottle] Pours a reddish amber color with a wispy white head. Dusty and grainy aroma. Caramel malts, mild hops and sticky sweet taste. Light grassy finish. On the light side. Not bad. Tasting notes from 2/2014.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
2.7White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Tap - average size foamy head, medium straw color, moderately spicy aroma and flavor, mild fruity esters, some bubblegum notes - overall OK I guess but was expecting better for this style ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
3.5Copper Creek IPA
Tap - fair size foamy head, medium copper color, earthy piney hop aroma and flavor, mild malt backbone - good overall but only fair in the IPA world ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
3.4White River Table Rock Red Ale
Tap - fair size thick creamy head, nice medium amber color, balanced malty aroma and flavor, mild hops - not ba overall ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
3.5White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Pours clear bronze with scant white head. Doughy, heavy Belgian yeast nose. Taste couples aroma. Subtle sweetness with hits of spice, pepper, and stone fruit. Medium bodied, nearly flat. Smooth. Good brew, true to style.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
3.4White River Table Rock Red Ale
Nitro draft. Clear, dark amber pour with tight white head. Nice lace. Heavy malt nose. Sweet taste up front. Earthy nut notes with baby bitterness atop a prominent malt backbone. Medium bodied and smooth. Classic nitrogen flatness. Tasty, super drinkable.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
3.3Copper Creek IPA
Dark, bold bright orange in color with a bright white head, this has a nice, fruity hop nose. Its a little soapy in flavor, pretty bitter but still cozy down the gullet. Its like a well-hopped pale ale in body and flavor. Somehow its interesting for the style, as theres something very light about it - yet, it still maintains some thin but robust hops.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
2.5Copper Creek IPA
Side note, maybe a bad bottle. This is an ipa ? So much malt. Got faint notes of hops but mostly sweet caramel malt. Some tropical fruit present. Really strange ipa.
Sunday, September 15, 2013
3.3Copper Creek IPA
From the September 2013 3R6P tasting +++ Sampled from a 750 ml brown bottle this beer poured an orange-amber color with a large creamy orange-tan head that faded quickly but left great lacing. The aroma was sweet and fruity pineapple, papaya and tropical fruits. The flavor was bitter and somewhat sweet with an odd stale like presence and a moderate burst of tropical fruits that faded quickly to be replaced by a dry, dusty cardboard presence. Medium length tangy tropical fruit and cardboard finish. Moderately full bodied.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
4.2White River Pulltite Pilsner - Double Lager
Gold pour with average head and lacing. Aroma of fresh, grassy hops, sweet malts, and a little bit of herbs. Flavor has grass, herbs, apricots, hop bitterness, and YUM. Strong without being overbearing. This is really darn good. Love me some BoPils and Saaz hops, and this is quite the smooth double. Heck yes.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
3White River Table Rock Red Ale
Ruby-amber color with small, tightly bubbled head and lacing. Not much to the aroma other than some sweet malts. Flavor is more complex - sweet malts present to start, but also more bready qualities with some hops in the mid-taste and finish. Lighter than the ESB inspiration, but hoppier and more flavorful than mild ale standards as well.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
3.1Copper Creek IPA
Golden pour with small head and just a little lacing. Weak aroma for a pale ale - just a little hops and lots of caramel malt. Flavor-wise, this reminds me quite a bit of Deschutes pale ales - almost a banana bread like quality to go with the bitterness. I would never guess this as an IPA - maybe an APA or even ESB (the hops are there, just not in-your-face). The brewer does say its based on the original English style, so that makes a little more sense. If you come into this with expectations of bold, hoppy, West Coast IPAs, youll be disappointed, but its a decent, light, easy drink, at any rate.
Friday, August 30, 2013
3.5White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Golden pour with a very minimal head and lacing that disappears quickly. Aroma is somewhat faint, but there is a good mix of yeast, candi sugar, cloves, and banana. Flavor follows suit with a little of the sour astringency typical of the style. Some bitterness also. Overall, though, this is actually a very smooth and surprisingly mellow example of a tripel. The alcohol is extremely well-hidden. You can practically session this - its almost refreshing. Not bad at all - holds up well to many others in the style. Springfield has Mothers, and now White River. Looking forward to trying more from this new micro.
Friday, August 30, 2013
3.1White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Sampled at 4 Hands. A honey gold pour with minimal head. A light aroma of grain, dust, and light fruit. Alcohol is tasted early and makes this akin to a high gravity. Light flavors of fruit, yeast, grain, and pale malts. Not exciting.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
3White River Pulltite Pilsner - Double Lager
22 OZ bomber Pours golden with a white head. Aroma is sweet malt, light fruity notes and light spice. Flavor is sweet, fruity, with a nice bitterness. Beer is flat after the pour.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
3.1White River Table Rock Red Ale
Draft at Old Chicago in Branson, MO. Nitrogen infused. A red, slight brown color with a creamy head. Texture obviously also creamy due to the nitrogen. Only a light aroma of malt. Taste is slightly bitter with strong herbal qualities. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Thursday, August 1, 2013
3.3White River Table Rock Red Ale
Hefty malt and nut aroma. Pours a deep amber red color with white head. Slightly bitter but balanced with the malt. This is an Irish red mixed with an ESB. Good beer among friends. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
3.7White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Wonderful aroma of sweet candi, apricots, and clove. Taste is a mix of banana, candi sugar, and some tropical fruit. The carbonation is high making it very champagne like in taste. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
3.2White River Tavern Creek Tripel
Purchased a bottle at Brown Derby in Springfield. It poured a brown color with a small beige head. The aroma was moderately sweet, orange peel, some coriander and light candied sugar. The taste was of moderately sweet, orange, wheat, light clove and some banana. Very good.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
3.2White River Tavern Creek Tripel
When served from the tap, this beers clear orange color looks beautiful in combination with its large white head, but the aroma falls flat with just hints of yeast and wheat without much complexity. Once sipped, this beer is quite sweet and slightly sour, which isnt as much balance as I expect in a tripel, and the palate combines an abrupt finish, medium body, slick texture, and an average carbonation, which did make the beer at least pleasant to the mouth if not quite the tongue and its taste buds. Overall, this beer did some things right but other things just couldnt be saved.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
4.2Copper Creek IPA
Pours copper, clear, with a medium white head that laces perfectly. Nose is powerful floral hops, pepper, allspice. Quite bitter with honeyed malt backbone. There is some peatiness? Very good. Ends a little chalky.
Saturday, March 9, 2013
3White River Table Rock Red Ale
On tap at the Gastropub. It poured a copper/red color with an off-white head. The aroma was of mild medium malt caramel with a hint of chocolate, molasses and peat. The taste was medium malt caramel, molasses, secondary earthy hops and a hint of fruit. Decent.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
2.7White River Old Mill Ale
On tap at the Gastropub. It poured a dark amber brown color with a small white head. The aroma was tangy and yeasty malt. The taste was a tangy dry malt character with sweeter caramel notes and light bitterness. Decent.
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pg 89 - Family CrestMature
Gently shutting the book and setting it to the side on a table, I stand up and approach the fireplace. I hadn't noticed it when I first walked in, but there is a large family crest standing above it. I move closer to get a better look when the double doors behind me burst open.
"Elena! There you are...I was worried I was going to find you in the armory."
I turn, seeing Aidan standing in the doorway to the library slipping a training shirt over his head. I catch the smallest glimpse of the muscles beneath before he pulls it down, his defined, muscular and strong arms visible in the sunlight coming from the windows at my back.
I flick the end of my ponytail back over my shoulder, watching as he strides over to where I stand while I respond.
"Hold up, you have an armory?! As in a single room dedicated to all things causing destruction, damage and general unwanted decapitation of important body parts? That is totally a must see!" I say, bringing my attention back to the wall decoration above the fireplace.
"I know that you would be interested in facing deadly objects, but we can save that for a later stage when I'm not worried about you cutting yourself just by looking at a sword."
He teases with a sly smile, his face following my glance while his feet come to a stop near where I stand.
"That's the Hektor family crest. My family's insignia. Most families of Clepsydra, both the good and the bad, belong to groups or tribes with each becoming a close-knit unit usually related by blood or marriage. The groups date back to ancient times, most formations scattered throughout different time periods although my tribe, the Hektors, have been around for a while. We became official during the ancient Greek period around the time of the battle of Troy. Hector of Troy was an admirable general, and he led the army of Trojans bravely and with great honor and courage."
The late afternoon sun highlights the unseen gardens outside through the window, the golden light showing an arrangement of flowers such as blood red roses and lavender. The odd landscaping such as a white gazebo alongside wooden bridges arching over a lily spotted pond peek out through the green foliage of trees.
Aidan spreads his feet, clasping his hands behind his back as he continues his explanation.
"Hektor was actually a part of the Clepsydra, but he was one of the few born into the Clepsydra who had an inability to Crossover.....so he lived fully in the time of ancient Greece. However his wife, Andromanche, was a fully capable Clepsydra able to Crossover and found her purpose as a Fatalist caring for the fate of her friend Paris. It is not mentioned anywhere in historical texts, but Andromache and Paris had been close childhood friends who found their destinies early in their lives. Paris was an Equilibrant caring for Helen of Troy but, as fate tends to do with its persistent messing with people, he ended up falling in love with her and kidnapped her away from King Menelaus of Greece whom she was unhappily married to. This caused a large angry outburst resulting in Menelaus declaring war on Troy."
"Hold on, I thought that the Clepsydra only meddled in history? How was Hektor important when he couldn't Crossover?" I cut in, glancing to my side at him.
"You must understand Elena, that we are custodians of history in general, even the making of it." He answered me, his eyes gazing at the crest.


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Dallas: The Getting Ready Part
I felt a vibration beneath my head and groggily opened my eyes, sliding my hand under the yellow Pikachu pillow to fumble with the alarm. Unsuccessful. I groaned, sat up, snatched the clock and pressed the tiny button on the back. 7:00 AM the tiny screen read. Why the heck was I up at 7 AM on a week end?? Ah. Lou. A small smile sneaked on to my face as I remembered: camping.
I swung my legs off the edge of my bed, stared into the eyes of Rou Reynolds and left my room. As I crept into Louise's room, I glanced around at the various posters and stickers on her violet walls, slowly realising something. I'd been rubbing off on her, more so than I first realised. I knew she was getting into pop-punk and liked to read light fantasy-horror, but I wasn't expecting to see Kerrang! posters of Green Day, All Time Low and Blink-182, nor was I expecting drawings tacked to the wall, which sounds normal (and for a moment I nearly dismissed them) until I realised that they were versions of band logos and copies of CDs.
Well, at least she's being creative.
I turned my attention to the sleeping girl curled up so tight I could barely see her face. After brushing the hair from it, I went to wake her up - but hesitated. She looked so peaceful, her eyes closed and calm, like nothing could ever disturb her. The corners of Lou's lips upturned slightly, making me think that my presence had woken her. But no. She lay there, as still as a statue, content in her dreams. She would have slept through an apocalypse if we'd let her.
Pre-emptively holding my breath, I tentatively placed a hand on her shoulder and immediately felt her jump. Lou groaned slightly before turning on to her back, opening her eyes.
"Dallas? What's going on?"
"Adventure, Lou. Remember?" At this her eyes lit up and she was suddenly much more awake.
"Where are we going?" Her blue eyes hopeful.
"To the forest, on a magical quest!" Lou got up and suddenly hugged me. My eyes widened slightly but I smiled. "You're the best!" Her innocent enthusiasm was contagious.
I laughed and went to her chest of drawers, then picked out suitable clothes. "I've already packed, so get this on, have breakfast then we're off!"
I went back to my room, got dressed into my long shorts and a t-shirt, washed my face then sorted out my hair. Or tried to. For some reason, it had gone immensely curly, much more so than usual. I brushed it out then grabbed my straighteners out of habit – but stopped. I was going camping. Who cares about curly hair? It would probably do it some good to be free of the heat for a few days.
Shaking my head to loosen the curls from the clumps that my brush had made, I ran downstairs for breakfast, surprisingly way more excited than I thought I would be. It was going to be an amazing weekend.


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Summary of Time Tactics of Very Successful People
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Pages: 233
If you knew how to do all this, you wouldn't need a time-management book. But if you don't know how to prioritize, focus, organize your office, use shortcuts, and say "no," you can learn (and you really do need this book).
If B. Eugene Griessman wanted a good subtitle for this book of time-saving tactics, he could use, "Time waits for no one." He offers many common-sense pointers on how to avoid wasting your time - and how to keep others from wasting it, too. It's eye-opening to realize and calculate the value and importance of every hour, even your leisure time. People in all walks of life - students, stay-at-home parents, business leaders, teachers, self-employed workers - can glean ideas for using time effectively from this book. If you are a procrastinator, this book will encourage you to "do it now." While some of the suggestions here may seem too simplistic to those who already employ some time-management tactics, getabstract.com recommends this book for inveterate - if inadvertent - time-wasters. You know who you are.
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B. Eugene Griessman, Ph.D., is a noted author, speaker, professor, media personality, and corporation consultant. He is author and producer of the one-man play, Lincoln Live. Greissman has taught at many universities including the College of William and Mary, Auburn University, Georgia Tech, and the University of Islamabad in Pakistan. He has written six books, including the award-winning, The Achievement Factors.
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2 years agoGood summary but I would say use Evernote not paper to keep those checklists. Such a wonderful time saver and you never lose it!
4 years agonothing extra in this abstract to inspire me or create fresh insight. The more useful abstract is the 'timetrap'
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(sorry I made a spelling mistake which I cant seem to edit in the title...... BLACK** not balck!!!!!)
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My interior is montana beige leather but gear gaitor is black. The handbrake gaitor is beige and so the gear gaitor seems out of place and I did see a pic somewhere of an interior with beige gaitor which looked much better.
I tried looking around for a beige one but couldnt find one... there was one seller on ebay but that was with both the handbrake and gear gaitor and they coudn't really tell me the shade of beige so I found the only reasonably priced product off seller K4RDA on ebay for magix grison leather dye/spray which would change from black to beige. He had many shades of beige and the best match I could find was "champagne".
Any way here are the pics.
It looks a pretty good match but dont know whether the spray/paint will start to crack in the creases and folds but I will see what happens.
(the first pic is abit misty because I had a finger print on the cam lens!, the 2nd pic with the can next to the gaitor I briefly pressed the spray button just as a tester so you can see a few specs of beige)
In a few months time... or possibly even a feww days if the paint starts cracking I will let you know


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Is this normal for your breast to open? It's penny size at anchor? No pain, just stressed! (photos)
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Is this normal for your breast to open? It's penny size at anchor? No pain, just stressed!
This i the most common postop issue with breast lift/redutions! Good wound can and tome allows the area to heal by secondary intention. If the implant is exposed than that becomes a serious issue. Best to be seen weekly by your chosen operative surgeon...
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It is the commonest complication. Wounds tend to heal better under moist conditions. This is well demostrated in burns. So put some cream with antibiotic and cover it with a film (like a tatto). On the other hand you have an implant inside so the risk of infection is incremented. This is the reason why not to leave it alone without coverage. The key is to keep the wound extremely clean, wash it with neutral soap 4 times a day (or more). Remove the film, clean, and then put cream and a new piece of film back on.This way, the wound will close in 2 / 3 weeks with minimal scar in the future.
Good luck from Bueno Aires!Andrés
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