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Applications are now open for INCUBATE's Projects Co-ordinator for the Winter cycle. Working closely with INCUBATE Program Manager and Winter startups, we're seeking talented and entrepreneurially minded student leaders.
The University of Sydney Union's INCUBATE Program is seeking an entrepreneurial, enthusiastic and talented person to assist the Incubate Program Manager at the University of Sydney.
Incubate is the first startup incubator and entrepreneur program at Sydney University and creates an environment in which entrepreneurially minded students, researchers and alumni can learn, receive mentorship, seed funding, and launch their startup business on campus.
The Incubate Projects Co-ordinator is a Student Leadership volunteer role (with a $2,500 honorarium). The role offers valuable benefits to entrepreneurially minded students. It provides leadership opportunities, work and communications experience, opportunities to organise and attend workshop sessions, meet Incubate program mentors and supporters, and build event management experience. Indigenous applicants are strongly encouraged to apply for this and all USU roles.
This role will require a commitment of (approximately) 4 months, beginning in July 2013 and ceasing in approximately November 2013 No holidays should be planned to coincide with the appointment period. Any potential holidays or exchange programs should be discussed with the Incubate Program Manager before you commit to them.
Applications are open to all currently enrolled students holding a current Access Card.
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After using WR for one year, students chose to read more advanced books. Students who began the school year reading books below-grade level showed particular improvement.
Two classes using WR improved 50% more than a control group of two classes at same Title I school, based on beginning and end of year MAP tests.
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Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.) made the announcement in a letter to the Recording Industry Association of America. He had received information he had requested from the group about the campaign, which Coleman has called excessive.
The Senate Governmental Affairs' Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations is reviewing the group's responses and declined to make them available Thursday, as did the industry group.
The association announced plans in June to file several hundred lawsuits against people suspected of illegally sharing songs on the Internet. Copyright laws allow for damages of $750 to $150,000 for each song.
In his letter, Coleman said he would look at not just the scope of that campaign but also the dangers that downloaders face by making their personal information available to others. Coleman said he would review legislation that would expand criminal penalties for downloading music.
The association said in a statement that "hearings are part of any oversight process and we always look forward to having the opportunity to present our position."
Coleman said he is concerned the campaign could ensnare innocent people, such as parents and grandparents whose computers are being used to download music by their children and grandchildren. He also said that some downloaders themselves might not know they are breaking the law.
Coleman has admitted that he used to download music from Napster, the file-sharing service that a federal judge shut down for violating music copyrights.
He wrote that as subcommittee chairman, he intends "to assist in the development of remedies that will be reasonable and narrowly tailored to fit the extent of infringement."
Coleman was on vacation Thursday and unavailable for comment.
Last month, Coleman asked the industry association to furnish him with a list of its subpoenas; its safeguards against invading privacy and making erroneous subpoenas; its standards for issuing subpoenas; and a description of how it collects evidence of illegal file sharing.


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Milwaukee's best local product, 2014
"Bar Month" at OnMilwaukee.com – brought to you by Absolut, Avion, Fireball, Pama, Red Stag and 2 Gingers – is back for another round! The whole month of February, we're serving up intoxicatingly fun articles on bars and clubs – including guides, the latest trends, bar reviews, the results of our Best of Bars poll and more. Grab a designated driver and dive in!
Lakefront Brewery's Riverwest Stein won the category of Best Local Product with Milwaukee Brewing Co.'s Louie's Demise and Rumchata coming in tied at second.
Lakefront's flagship beer is named after the Riverwest neighborhood where the brewery was originally founded. It is an amber lager with a hint of sweetness that was made to complement German delicacies including schnitzel and rouladen.
Riverwest Stein is available on tap or in a bottle at most Milwaukee bars and clubs.
OnMilwaukee.com editors' pick: Rumchata
2. Milwaukee Brewing Co.'s Louie's Demise (tie)
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I am sorry but the answers that I need do not seem to be in the FAQ. The owner of this blog wants it to talk to his customers and followers. He would also like comments and perhaps give viewers limited ability to post or comment. Of course he wants to be able to kick off or ban users that abuse the board but how do you do this? The only things I see are allowing people to make new blogs which we do not want, we want only the one original blog where people can comment or post their own posts.
We want a "sign up" or registration page where the user picks a username and password, supplies an email address which will be checked with an email linkback, and captcha to keep spambots out. But these new users are only allowed to make new posts, upload pictures, add links, and add comments. As it is, I have it so that people can leave comments but no email checking seems to be necessary nor even registration. This is not good because then anyone can anonymously post "Kill all purple people!" or some other racist or inflammatory remark.
Can someone please show me how to do this? Thank you.


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Originally Posted by
Amethyst Nat
- Its great that there was finally the swap meet. However maybe next year it can be held in a bigger room? Cause it was a small room so they only let in a few people at a time, which was good organization, but it was still a long wait.
We're considering this. It was our first time and we didn't know how popular it would be. Question, would it make a difference to you which night it was on (such as Thursday)?
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- the cosplay repair room needs dental putty/glue in the makeup station, for costume teeth that fall out (like my vampire fang caps did).
Huh. That's a new one. I'll pass that onto the Costume Repair Station head.
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Amethyst Nat
- People were still really loud in the bedroom hallways really late at night.
Which floor? We may be able to do something about it if you let Ops know during the convention. (You can pick up the house phone and ask the hotel operator for "Boardroom.")
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My only complaint is the noise level at night. I was on the fifth floor, and it seemed to be just as much a "party floor" as the one actually designated as such. Is there anything that can be done by hotel or ALA staff about this? At the very least, I hope something can be done about loud conversations being held in the hallways at 3 in the morning.
Had you requested a quiet floor? In which case, I apologize for our putting you on so low a floor. I will look into whether the noisy 5th floor party had requested quiet or noisy; if they hadn't requested noisy, I'll have words with them.
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Registration Limits
It was kind of a hassle this year when I am about to register a week before the con and see a message that says online registration was closed and only a limited number of badges were available on Day 0. I understand why there is a limit - it's common sense that the hotel cannot hold everyone. I just wish I was given ample warning especially since before this year I, and many other people, had the convenience of purchasing a badge at the door on Day 1. I learned my lesson for next year, but it would have been nice to have a more direct warning rather than a message on the ALA front page (direct email via registration info maybe?). I don't really know the answer to this predicament, but I think it is something worth trying to resolve for everyone's benefit.
We normally close registration before the one-week mark anyway, you're really leaving it until the last minute... and we've been telling everyone all year that we have a membership cap. It was on the postcards we mailed out, for example.
I'll take this moment to tell you that next year is PRE-REG ONLY and it's open now on the website. Early Bird rate is $30 and it will never be cheaper.
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The only thing I can think of right now, for some reason around midnight Saturday-into-Sunday the starfield / milky way light on the patio was turned off, not sure why (if it failed or was planned to be shut off around midnight); was trying to take some photos there.
Huh. I also noticed the lights in the escalators were turned off late at night. Wonder if it's related.
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Extrathoracic airway obstruction
Clinical signs develop when the extrathoracic trachea is occluded by 50% or more. Flow limitation may also occur by pathological processes in the subglottis and vocal cords. In these instances a forced inspiration leads to a large pressure drop across the obstructing lesion, so that intratracheal pressure falls far below that of surrounding tissue. This then leads to inspiratory narrowing of the trachea downstream from the obstruction, and to flow limitation.
The inspiratory flow-volume curve in the second example, rather than being semicircular, now displays a flat plateau. In the case of variable extrathoracic obstruction the shape of the maximum expiratory flow-volume curve is still normal. A flow plateau during both inspiratory and expiratory forced ventilatory maneuvers is indicative of fixed inspiratory and expiratory airway obstruction.


text: 32 photos $12,500,000 2,010 acres 4 Beds | 6 Baths | 4800 sqft Poolville, TX 76487 - Parker County Dale Ranch The Dale Ranch is a high-fenced game ranch that is comprised of 2,010 acres in Parker, Wise and Jack Counties. It is a turnkey first-class hunting ranch located just outside of Fort Worth and Weatherford. It includes deer breeding pens, selective brush clearings, food plots, and an extensive deer management program with 15 years of breeding genetics and culling to produce a top quality deer herd. The Ranch currently has a MLDP (Managed Lands Deer Permit) from the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department. Surveys are performed annually to insure the proper buck to doe ratio and stocking rates of the ranch. An aggressive culling program is in place to produce a high quality deer herd with trophy bucks. The sandy loam soils produce an excellent habit Harlan Ray & David Burgher Burgher-Ray Ranch Sales | Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty


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William C. Carroll "Monkey" Tells It Like He Sees It
8/1/2014 by BY MIMI BROWN
William "Monkey" Carroll
Some of the people in Teague come from families who have resided in Freestone County for generations. So it is with the Carroll family. This particular family alone has been in Freestone County for well over 100 years.
William Carroll and Thelma Baker Carroll were both born in Freestone County and farmed in the area called Israel, Texas, located about half way between Kirvin and Streetman. The couple had three children, Jimmy Keith Carroll, born in March of 1933, Barbara Nell Carroll born in May of 1935, and William Curtis Carroll better known to people in Teague as ?Monkey? Carroll, born in October of 1937.
The children grew up working on the farm. ?When I was 6 or 7 years old my mother would send me out to the well to get water to take out to my father. We had two mules to pull the plow and a few other farming implements, so dad would get plenty thirsty working in the fields,? said Monkey. ?Dad would always tell me to draw water from the north side of the well, that it was cooler on that side. I guess it was....it always seemed that way to me anyway.? By the time he was 10 years old he was helping his dad plow and do some of the heavier work. He said, ?I would come home from school, change my clothes, and head out to the fields to help my dad.?
The family attended Caney Missionary Baptist Church every Sunday. Monkey?s father was a deacon at the church for 59 years. Monkey said that kids who go to church all the time aren?t perfect either. ?The first cigarette I smoked was with the preacher?s daughter, said Monkey. ?She had them hid in the hen house, so we went out there and smoked one.? That memory made him smile.
Monkey and his brother and sister graduated from Fairfield High School. ?We came over to Teague to cruise Main Street though. ?We thought the Teague girls were prettier than the Fairfield girls,? he said. ?It was probably because the Teague girls all had fathers who worked for the railroad and had more money for clothes and beauty shops and such or it might have been that we grew up knowing the Fairfield girls.? Monkey played football and baseball in school. He said he was good but not good enough to go anywhere with it. ?Leo Long and I played sports together and worked on the railroad too,? he said. ?Gilbert Oliver and I grew up together and hunted and fished together and when I was a teenager Warren Awalt, Milton Carroll, Larry Folk, Charles Earl Childs, Buddy Kitchens and Lindale Phillips were all good friends.? Curtis Carroll got the nickname ?Monkey? because his high school football coach said he ran like a monkey. It stuck.
Monkey graduated in 1956 and stayed on the farm to help his father bring in the cotton and corn crops. He then went to Dallas, which all small town country boys dream about, I guess, and worked for Sears and Roebuck Company doing accounting in the mail order division. He liked the job but in January of 1957, when the Christmas rush was over, he was laid off.
He found a job at Chance-Vought, a company who built fighter jets. ?They built the biggest jet in the world, the FHU1,? he said. ?I put screens behind the guns to catch the hulls and keep them from getting into the engines. A bunch of Yankees ran the company and you just couldn?t please them.? It was on Lamar Avenue, in Dallas, where Monkey met Shirley Whitt. They were married on February 18, 1959. The happy couple moved home to Freestone County where Monkey hired on as a brakeman for the railroad.
Monkey and Shirley had three children: Deborah Lynn Carroll Cox who is married to Dennis and lives in Teague; Judy Darlene Carroll Angel and husband David who live between Dew and Langley; and Curtis Allan Carroll and wife Cindy of Teague. Monkey and Shirley have 13 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. ?Shirley made sure that all three of our kids went to college,? said Monkey.
While working for the railroad Monkey and his son raised cattle together. ?At one time we had 400 head,? said Monkey. He worked for the railroad for 42 years, retiring as a conductor, in 1999.
On May 10, 2008, he lost his dear Shirley to a long bout with cancer. He took care of her for 11 months, with help from his family. ?She never had to leave her home,? he said proudly. They were married for 49 years. ?Life just isn?t the same without her,? said Monkey.
Monkey was on the Teague City Council for a short time with Shane Reeves, Jason Turner, Jackie Utsey, Dennis Cox, and Mayor Earnest G. Pack. He is a member at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church.
Monkey is still out and about in Teague, having coffee with friends and swapping stories. He feels very fortunate that his children all live close by and he can be with them and his grandchildren and great grandchildren often.


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Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 9:39 am Post subject: Walmart $4 drugs
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above is a link to Walmart and their 4 dollar prescription plan.
on the list of anti inflammatory pain meds, Voltaren in listed as well as other things like Naprosyn in various strenghts. you could get your primary care physician to prescribe and you could then fill out the paperwork to qualify for the plan. monitoring for possible side effects would need to be done routinely as taken over time they can effect the kidneys, liver and heart (so can other non prescription strenth NSAIDS OTC)
steroid eyedrops are not included in this program but Oral steroids are and if needed you could save allot of money by getting the stuff through this program.
if glaucoma should occur, they do have Timolol available and other glaucoma meds.
some of our members also have Cholesterol, Blood pressure problems, Diabetes, thyroid disease etc which have drugs listed as well really cheap at 4$
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Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 10:09 am Post subject:
http://sites.target.com/site/en/health/ ... _drugs.jsp
here is the link to Target Corp. online 4 dollar prescription plan.
Under ARTHRITIS, it lists Indomethacin which works well. Also Diclofenac which is Voltaren which can work too.
there are 4 dollar prescriptions for prescription strength stomach upset stuff to available.
if DMARD drugs are needed, those can be gotten through the prescription drug assistance programs of various Pharmaceutical Companies, there is a link to the in our ANNOUNCEMENTS section.
help with drugs for those without insurance
also has a free discount card that you can print out
has links to other organizations where assistance can be obtained
Wish you the best,
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Join as a member. There's a certificate with your name on it.
Unfortunately -- and I don't know if this is a recent development, or not -- the Mailchimp module will always report that users were not subscribed to mailing lists (and probably other things), even though it goes through.
In the event that a user subscription is successful, the "/includes/mailchimp.inc" file will send the data to Mailchimp and pass along, if there are no errors, the $response->data value. If a user is successfully subscribed, the $response->data will be the string "true".
mailchimp.inc passes that response through drupal_json_decode() which passes it to json_decode(), which prior to PHP 5.2.1 will return a blank response instead of the integer "1". I've simply hacked my file to read:
if ($response->data == 'true') {
$return = 1;
else {
$return = drupal_json_decode($response->data);
And I think that might be a fine way to do it to ensure backwards compatibility.
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An Airsoft Gun, the plastic-like and more realistic cousin of paintball, has become just as popular as the latter in some areas and is especially common among groups of friends who would rather not go through the hassle of traveling to a venue and paying to compete on specialized courses for their hobby. For those who are just getting into this sport, there are some important safety precautions to follow before going full-out Rambo on your neighbor.
Eye Protection
Just as in paintball, protecting your eyes from the projectiles is extremely important. Although airsoft BBs are smaller than paintballs, they can still blind you if you get hit in just the wrong spot. It comes down to personal preference whether you want to wear a full paintball-style facemask or are going for just plastic safety glasses – both are common and, while the glasses usually provide greater and more natural vision, BBs across the cheek or in the ear are no fun and often sting and break skin. You could proceed with caution and play tentative, or you could get a badass mask from Save Phace that looks great and could save you that pain, pal.
Realism Issues
You may live in a country where airsoft guns come with those bright orange tips on them to distinguish them from their deadly counterparts. If you're playing in a more populated area, which isn't recommended, you may get a visit from Johnny Law (local law enforcement officers), who most likely will be concerned with the weapon you're carrying. If you've removed the orange tip, you're going to be ticketed with a federal offense and might even face prison time. Although they're ugly and ruin the realism of the gun, that's exactly the point of them and we advise you to never tamper with that cap.
A close shot from a speedy gun can knock out teeth. Unless you're into the gap-mouth look, we suggest strictly following the 15-foot (5 meter) no-shot rule. Most airsoft fields enforce this rule anyway, and breaking it can result in getting banned from the park.
Although airsoft guns aren't, strictly speaking, "real" guns, they should be treated as such and inappropriate use can result in serious injury. Know the risks and how to keep you and your friends safe when you're playing.
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Oregon's Fishing Ambassador
When it comes to building bridges along many of Oregon's rivers, fishing guide David Johnson is one of the best. He doesn't use steel, iron or concrete to build bridges. Instead, Johnson relies on rods, reels and bait.
You see, David Johnson uses a lifetime of angling skill and knowledge to connect Oregon fishermen with the fish. You could call him a fishing ambassador of sorts – Travel Oregon certainly does!
David is the new "Ask Oregon" fishing expert who can tell you where and what is red-hot-happening on Oregon rivers, streams and lakes.
Whether it's Klamath River rainbows on a fly, Deschutes River summer steelhead on a lure or perhaps, a stringer of fat trout from a nearby lake or feisty coho salmon hooked on herring in the ocean, Johnson helps folks learn more about Oregon's varied fishing opportunities.
He recently admitted that he learned some of his lessons the hard way:
"When I started fishing, we chased fishing reports everywhere. 'Oh, they caught 'em at Sellwood, so off we chase the bite at Sellwood only to learn it was really at Oregon City. After a couple seasons of that, I learned that it's far better to stick to one place, learn it well and let the knowledge pay off handsomely for you."
On a recent gray-shaded drizzly day, two guests joined me aboard Johnson's comfortable fishing boat on the Willamette River – John Canzano and Ryan Wolfe – and we cast baits and lures for spring salmon and steelhead on the river that runs through the heart of Oregon.
David motored to a number of locations in the Oregon City stretch of the Willamette River where we "back-trolled" lures and baits of sand shrimp and salmon egg clusters.
Johnson said that heavy winter snow and spring rainstorms have delayed this
season's salmon run.
"The spring chinook swim through the Portland area beginning in March and peaks in early May, but the fish won't spawn until September. So, they're in no hurry get upstream. That means if the water is colder than normal, as it is this year, they trickle through while the main run really takes its time. If the water warms a few degrees, watch out! The salmon move faster."
At a popular location – immediately under the Oregon City bridge – something moved really fast – after – it grabbed Canzano's bait.
"There's one," shouted Johnson.
It was a ten-pound summer steelhead – and it's silver sides glistened as it shot out of the river. It was fresh from the ocean and it looked more like a jet fighter – flying out of the water, cart wheeling end over end in mid air and then zig zagging across the strong river current.
"There are so many runs of salmon and steelhead in Oregon," noted the longtime angler. "You could fish every single day and fish someplace different each time. We are rich in opportunities and there's no other place quite like it."
about author Grant McOmie
Grant McOmie is a Pacific Northwest broadcast journalist, teacher and author who writes and produces stories and special programs about the people, places, outdoor activities and environmental issues of the Pacific Northwest. A fifth generation Oregon native, Grant's roots run deepest in the central Oregon region near Prineville and Redmond where his family continues to live.
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Les says…
I enjoyed your article. The wife and I will be in Oregon in mid July for two weeks and are looking forward to fly fishing in the state. Do you have any spots that we should have on our list? We fish both rivers ans stillwaters.
David Johnson, Ask Oregon Fishing Ambassador says…
For trout I would consider the Deschutes near Maupin-Trout Creek. Hair's Ear and elk hair cadis should work but check with a fly shop for up-dated info.
Grant McOmie says…
Les – Shoot me an email and give me an idea of which parts of the state you'll be visiting in July. I'll give you some reliable suggestions.
Tammy says…
Hi Grant,
Loved your story! I found it while searching for great places to fish in Oregon as I'll be headed that way in mid-July. Just curious, do you have any suggestions on where to fish for a super beginner? I would really like to get into it, but want to start off slow. I'd even be interested in taking a fishing lesson while out there, so any advice would be very much appreciated.
Thank you!
Grant McOmie says…
Hi Tammy –
Shoot me an email and I'll be happy to help you with the information that you requested.
William R. Jones says…
I believe it was late 90's that I went on my first guided fishing trip and it was with Dave. We were out 12 hours all over the Columbia, Clackamas, Multnomah Channel and all limited out! My best time ever!


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I set up a monowall pc as my router, excellent product, works
flawlessly. Set it up on an IBM Pentium II something or other with 64mb
of RAM.
Needed another router, took a Quantex (old school dell knockoff) PII w/
192mb of ram. Put in 3 RTL 8139C network cards. Used same cd image as
the other router. Set up lan address, plugged in a crossover cable to
my laptop, tried all 3 cards, could not get a ping. Tried each one with
a switch, could not get a ping. Then I put in 3 3com Etherlink cards
3xp chipset. Reset IP, could not ping any of them with crossover,
switch, different PCs, etc.
I guess my questions are: 1. What could cause this? Some kind of
compatibility problem with the motherboard? 2. What further
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June 3, 2013
LARAMIE, Wyo. - Wyoming soccer coach Pete Cuadrado announced Monday the addition of Bob Casper to his staff for the 2013 season.
Casper comes to UW from Ottawa University (Ottawa, Kan.), where he served for six years as the men's soccer head coach. His primary duties at Wyoming will be over the goalkeepers and will also handle various administrative responsibilities for the program.
"Bob brings a wealth of experience to our program having been a head coach the past six years," Cuadrado said. "He has proven to be a winner throughout his coaching career and brings experience to our staff."
In his six seasons at OU, Casper coached 30 All-KCAC selections, 12 KCAC Scholar Athletes, one KCAC Goalkeeper of the Year, one KCAC Freshman of the Year, one Region IV selection and three Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athletes.
In 2012, the Braves finished in the top half of the KCAC, finishing with an overall record of 12-6-1 and a conference record of 7-2-0. OU had six players named to the All-KCAC teams with Drinnan Sante earning the program's first KCAC Goalkeeper of the Year honor. The Braves finished the season ranked 30th in the NAIA in total shutouts (6), 33rd in total saves (115), 40th in shutouts per game (0.3), and 46th in saves per game (5.7). At Ottawa, he compiled a 50-56-7 overall record and 26-16-3 record in the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference.
Prior to Ottawa, Casper spent one year at Barton County Community College where he coached the women's team to a fifth-place finish in the Jayhawk Conference.
Before coaching at BCCC he was an assistant at Bemidji State, an NCAA Division II program in Minnesota. The year before Casper's arrival at Bemidji State, the team had a 5-13-1 overall record, but in his first season he helped BSU to a 10-10 record and fourth-place finish in the conference tournament. In his second season at BSU, the team finished 12-4-7 overall and placed second in the NSIC.
Casper earned a bachelor of science in social sciences with an emphasis in history from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in 2003 and a master's degree in sports studies from Bemidji State in 2012. Casper was a four-year soccer letterwinner at UW-P and was involved in the Pioneer Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (PSAAC).
He has an NSCAA Regional Diploma/NSCAA State Goalkeeping Diploma (Level I), an NSCAA Advance National Diploma and a USSF "D" License.
His wife, Kerry, coached softball at BSU from 2005-06, Ottawa from 2007-08 and Maple Woods Community College from 2010-11. Most recently, she served as an enrollment advisor at Ottawa from 2011-13.
Casper replaces former UW assistant coach Matt Fannon, who left the program in April for a head coaching position at Wittenberg University in Ohio.
Casper's contract and hiring are pending final approval from the University of Wyoming.


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Wrote this letter to Chuck. However, I realized that I do not know where to send it.
So leave it here, hoping that one day he will see it.
(sorry for my english)
Dear Chuck,
I'm just a guy from Russia and a big fan of your work.
Recently, when I had lunch of rabbit soup, I came up with the idea of the book.
And I realized that such a book could be written only one person in the world.
It's you.
Perhaps you come like a million emails every day.
However, I have little hope that you are all the same read this.
I will try to short.
Roman (story) of the person (perhaps the story from his name), who
a foodie (chef) and tried different dishes.
Once he kitchen knife accidentally cut off his finger. Then decides to cook it and eat it.
And after this incident to his life is to eat yourself as much as possible.
I imagined more, but, i am sure, you will succeed much cooler.
I suggested that Stephen King's novel about a Autocannibalism.
But, sure, it's still an inexhaustible subject.
And in any case I would be happy know what you think about it.
Best regards, Sergey.


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text: In Simpatico, a boring adaptation of a lesser-known Sam Shepard play, Jeff Bridges and Nick Nolte star as doppelgangers haunted by an incriminating secret in their past. Once inseparable, their corrupt dealings caused a rift in their friendship which sent them down opposite paths, with Bridges a nouveau riche dealer selling a Triple Crown winner in Kentucky and Nolte a ragged drunk living in squalor in small-town California. Their fortunes reverse when Nolte decides to play his trump card and bribe Bridges with evidence of a fixed horse race that resulted in a big payoff, yet ruined the lives of a corrupt racing commissioner (Albert Finney) and their mutual object of affection, played as an adult by Sharon Stone. Simpatico shakes its theatrical roots by using stylized flashbacks to reveal the characters' transgressions, but these quick snippets take so long to accumulate into anything substantial that there's no real urgency to advance the present-day story. Shepard's play provides first-time director Matthew Warchus with a fascinating theme about how people chooseor, in the three principals' case, don't chooseto reconcile with their pasts, but he holds back too much information to fully explore it. Only the melancholy Finney, as a lonely but serene old man with a helpless addiction to the track, and Catherine Keener, in a bittersweet performance as a checkout clerk with dreams of the Derby, survive the botch unscathed.


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PETE Doherty and Dizzie Rascal were two of the big names performing in soaring temperatures at Glastonbury this afternoon.
Just over halfway through the festival, crowds turned out to watch Mercury Music Prize winning Dizzie Rascal.
The British rapper got crowds jumping along to hits 'Fix up Look Sharp' and number one single 'Bonkers'.
Doherty - who, by appearing alone, quashed rumours of a reunion with former band The Libertines, gave a sedate acoustic performance to adoring fans on the Other Stage.
While thousands sang along, he performed solo material, even including The Libertines hit 'Don't look back into the Sun'.
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Ford Motor says it will sell 1,000 of its redesigned, 2012 Focus compacts to Zipcar for its fleets at colleges and will subsidize their hourly rental.
That gives Ford access to young potential buyers who might not try a Ford otherwise. And it lets Zipcar piggyback on Ford's growing image as a tech-savvy automaker.
"The technology in the new Fords looks more like an Android or iPhone," says Zipcar CEO Scott Griffith. Zipcar members are "early adopters, always on Facebook and other networks, always carrying smartphones — the MyFord Touch and Sync technology, they'll want to test it."
Zipcar has 605,000 Zipsters (members) and a fleet of about 9,000 vehicles. College rentals are about 10% of its business.
Ford and Zipcar are exploiting opposite sides of the students' ambivalence, and sometimes hostility, toward cars. "They live their lives as much on the Internet highway as we did on the paved highway," Griffith says.
But the as-needed hourly car-sharing service meets a need. "As much as you want to be socially networked, you've still got to have groceries. You have to go somewhere to buy your Kraft dinners in bulk," says Mary-Beth Kellenberger, global aftermarket research manager at consultant Frost & Sullivan.
And sooner or later most will need their own car. "This will put Fords in front of young people, most of whom will never have owned a car before. It'll be their first experience with a car," Ford Motor Chairman Bill Ford says.
"The number one reason people leave Zipcar is to buy a car," says Ford, and that purchase is "heavily influenced by their Zipcar experience."
Zipcar jumps hurdles that keep automakers from connecting with 18-to-21-year-olds:
Many campuses discourage or disallow cars. And students or their parents often can afford neither car payments, nor high-price insurance for their age group.
Ford is subsidizing the hourly rental rate, making it $7.50 an hour for Fords (including fuel and insurance) instead of Zipcar's usual $8.50. And Ford is paying for a $10 discount on yearly Zipcar memberships for the first 100,000 new joiners, bringing that price down to $20 a year.
"It will drive some marketing buzz," Griffith says. "Students are savvy, they like to go for a deal."
Griffith says the 1,000 Fords will become about half of Zipcar's total campus fleet, spread over 250 U.S. colleges. That leaves 20-some rival vehicles scrapping for the other half of college rentals.
Zipcar college rental stations usually are on campus, in areas with lots of foot traffic. "The kids walk by and see all these cars; they tend to market themselves," he says. Members instantly can reserve a car, using smartphone applications, and can drive away within moments.
You can get more information about Zipcar and membership here.
Focuses start rolling into the college fleets immediately. Zipcar also is buying a few Ford Escape SUVs for college fleets.
The company, based at Cambridge, Mass., has been traded on the NASDAQ exchange since spring. It reported a loss of $5.6 million the second quarter, compared to a loss of $5.2 million a year earlier. The company's expansions helped boost revenue 34% to $61.6 million.
Griffith says mature markets are in the black, and "We'll see overall profitability for the company in the future."
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EMU professor receives honor from Washtenaw County Health Organization
YPSILANTI - Marilyn Wedenoja, professor of social work at Eastern Michigan University, was asked to be the keynote speaker at the 7th Annual Celebration of Success, sponsored by the Washtenaw Community Health Organization (WCHO) and the Community Support and Treatment Services.
What she didn't realize was that she also was being honored for her work in the community.
Wedenoja received the "Outstanding Community Involvement Award for 2006" by the WCHO, which represents a collaborative effort between Washtenaw County and the University of Michigan Health System to provide integrated health care to persons with mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance abuse.
"The award came as a surprise to me," said Wedenoja. "I had been asked to be the keynote speaker about the person-centered planning process. I didn't know, until I arrived and saw it on the program, that I had been selected for this award."
Wedenoja, who has more than 30 years of experience in the mental health services field, has worked with the WCHO to educate the community regarding person-centered planning. Person-centered planning involves the creation of methods and resources that enable persons with disabilities to define their own directions in life. In Michigan, person-centered planning is mandated by law to those who receive state-funded mental health services.
"I felt very humbled by the recognition because I hold the people in this organization and in our community in such high regard," said Wedenoja.
She also has worked with the WCHO by participating in cable television programs for community education about mental health services, gathering data for a family education program, and helping design and provide training to mental health patients and their families.
Throughout her career, Wedenoja has published and presented at the national, state and local levels, including topics related to: family, professional collaboration, services for families coping with severe mental illness and substance abuse. She has three degrees from the University of Michigan, including a masters of social work and Ph.D.
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Can the Russian Rocket help lead his country to gold?
That's the biggest question as Team Russia prepares to open the Olympics with former NHL great Pavel Bure leading the squad in the role of general manager.
While the Russians have had trouble getting players, the club is hoping with Bure and former NHLer Sergei Nemchinov running the show they will be able to get their house in order.
"I don't know if having Pavel Bure is going to make that big a difference," Russian captain Alexei Yashin said. "I believe a lot of it is the fact that we've got players who want to play for the country. They want to be part of it. I am still honoured to play for my country and to have the chance to win a gold medal. That's what I want to make happen. We feel like we've got a good chance."
A big piece of the puzzle will be missing for the Russians in Turin. Goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin, who agreed to play in the Olympics after a discussion with Bure about his role in Turin, has a knee injury which will keep him out of action for six weeks. Khabibulin, signed by the Chicago Blackhawks as a free agent in the off-season, can't afford to risk further damage to his knee and he won't be able to take part. San Jose goalie Evgeni Nabokov will be installed as the No. 1 and the Russians have to hope he is able to stay healthy.
"We should be okay with Nabokov in the net for us at the Olympics," Russian defenceman Anton Volchenkov said. "Losing a guy like Khabibulin is going to be tough, but Nabokov has been playing well for San Jose. I think Khabibulin wasn't playing so well for Chicago."
Yes, the Russians have brought home medals in 1998 and 2002, but they haven't been the right colour. They want gold.
It would mean a lot to the program, which has had a tough time because it has always been surrounded by politics.
"There's always politics in Russian hockey," Volchenkov said. "That's part of the game."
But the Russians have plenty to feel good about. Ranked fifth by the IIHF, everybody will be watching the performance of Ilya Kovalchuk and Washington's Alexander Ovechkin.
Kovalchuk, the Atlanta Thrashers superstar, is regarded by many as one of the most thrilling players in the league. He's a playmaker with a great shot who can score goals while the Captials' Ovechkin is a top candidate for the NHL's rookie-of-the-year title.
Yashin, who plays for the New York Islanders, said the prospects are exciting.
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With all this talk about Charlie Sheen suing porn star Capri Anderson for extortion, and Capri Anderson suing Charlie Sheen for battery, assault, and false imprisonment, it makes one reflect upon Oscar Wilde's statement that "Life imitates Art far more than Art imitates Life."
The fact is, Charlie Sheen is a hell of a lot like Charlie Harper, the character he portrays on the CBS show Two and a Half Men. Which came first, the chicken or the egg…or, should we say, the sitcom star or the porn star? Sheen's on-screen personal Charlie Harper is always engaging in drunk and disorderly conduct and dating hookers. Sounds an awful lot like what happened recently at the Plaza Hotel. Quick fact: Charlie Sheen's second wife, Denise Richards, is widely rumored to be an alleged one-time employee of Heidi Fleiss. Sure, Ms. Anderson claims to be a porn star, not a hooker. But, evidently porn stars do porn in order to market themselves as hookers – it's called the Porn Star Experience (PSE). And how does one explain her $12,000 fee to hang with Sheen (who was found naked when policed arrived) in his hotel room? Honestly, where does one draw the line in defining 'sex for money?' Isn't that what marriage is all about? Well, at least that's what most women lead men to believe until the contract is signed. Then it becomes 'no sex for money.' What's fascinating is that Charlie Sheen is idolized for being a womanizer both in Life and in Art, if you can call a sitcom art. I love Two and a Half Men, but tragically Charlie Sheen is only half a man. The behavior of both the real Charlie and fictional Charlie exemplifies what's wrong with the male psyche in today's society. Amazing that one of the top sitcoms of this era, which is somewhat of a family show, promotes the chauvinistic, egocentric, asshole mentality of the typical Los Angeles male. No wonder dating in L.A. sucks the big one - and I'm not talking about the glass dildo Capri Anderson is posing naked with at http://caprianderson.pornblogspace.com/ (caution: click on link at your own risk!).


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Razorbacks captain Scot McGregor dominated the pre-match build-up by labelling his former club as "those wankers" earlier in the week.
However, it was Sydney which had the last and loudest laugh as it inflicted the heaviest loss of the season on the Razorbacks, who came within four points of their worst-ever defeat, also delivered by the Kings.
The Kings improved their season record to 9-2, registering their sixth straight win to move top above Adelaide on percentage as they stretched an immaculate home record to 7-0.
Under-strength West Sydney, missing its two major offensive threats, Nick Horvath and James Harvey, started the game as rank outsiders with some betting organisations offering up to $15 for a Razorbacks victory.
West Sydney slumped to a fourth straight loss and its eighth defeat in 11 games.
West Sydney stayed within three points for the first five minutes, before the Kings pulled away.
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When concert-production company Live Nation announced a rebranding of several storied music venues across the country, to be named after San Francisco's historic Fillmore, more than a few eyebrows raised. But Miami was one of the cities to benefit most from the retooling, with the company's takeover of the Jackie Gleason Theater. Sure, it boasted a star-studded past, but in recent years it had become a stale, moribund, pastel hulk used only intermittently. After several months of construction, the venue emerged, butterfly-style, a completely different being. With a cozy interior of dark colors and low lighting, tons of bars, and a revamped stage complete with stylish red velvet curtains, finally, here was a place where you'd actually want to hang out. And with a flexible capacity of several hundred up to a couple thousand, it fills in a much-needed venue gap in South Florida for bands that are too big for clubs but want to play a more intimate spot than an arena. The eclectic lineup has included everyone from Ricky Martin on opening night, to prog-futurists The Mars Volta, to no less than Jay-Z, in a pre-arena-gig "dress rehearsal." In short, it's a coup for both live-music-starved South Beach and for music fans who are now spared the drive to Broward and beyond.
You know Rachel Goodrich. You were drunk, it was Churchill's or PS14 or wherever, and there was this girl playing music, and you didn't really give a crap, but then you noticed everybody else was paying attention, so you started to listen and — zammee! — you were, like, Holy shit. This girl's pretty good. A blurry minute later, you thought, No, she's very good. Maybe it was the ukulele she brought out; maybe it was the participatory glee she incited when she handed instruments to the crowd; whatever it was, you were digging it. And then the tequila took hold and off to the curb you stumbled — but Rachel played on without you. A Miami Beach native, the 23-year-old musical phenomenon has been writing her own stuff since she was 12 and began performing at age 16. The stuff she's working on these days — music she describes as "shakeabilly" — is a little bit rock, a little bit country, a little bit crazy-woman, and generally a whole lot of fun. Her only regular gig at the moment is 190 Restaurant, every Friday night, but it's not hard to find her playing somewhere on any given weekend. Check her MySpace page for upcoming shows. And if you're too lame to go out and hear her live, she's got an album coming out in a few months.
Six signs of a serious afterhours party: 1. A crowd that goes to sleep insanely early, only to arise around 3 a.m. and then begin getting ready to go out. 2. A hard-core subset of that crowd that won't deign to do afterhours, or even party much, anywhere else. 3. A 24-hour liquor license (!). 4. Marathon sets by some of the world's superstar DJs, from Roger Sanchez to Dubfire, who show up after they've played gigs at regular clubs. 5. International mix CDs named solely for one geographical area — say, a terrace — of said afterhours party. 6. A crowd on said terrace visible from the highway until, sometimes, 2 p.m. the following day. Space Saturdays boasts all of these. Nobody else in town can, and they don't even try. End of story.
Induce is sort of like the dark horse of the DJ pack. What he lacks in superhigh-profile residencies at boring danceterias he more than makes up for in skill, deep musical knowledge, and diversity. A young DJ with an old-school mindset, he's the type of guy who still lives with rooms of old vinyl and who doesn't need Serato to school his weaker peers and move butts. An Induce set is always a tossup because he does with finesse what the best DJs do: plays to the crowd. And because of his encyclopedic mental library, audiences are startlingly wide in range — everyone from indie types at Poplife to hip-hop heads at Purdy Lounge to fashionistas at Gen Art parties to Zen types at The Standard to the swank and pampered patrons at The Shore Club. Just see the track list of his 2007 mix, More Iconic Less Ironic: Eric B. & Rakim, The Cure, the Neptunes, and Stereolab all get equal billing. Meanwhile, he's been garnering web love for his own productions and for his turn as half of the duo, uh, Casual Sax, which has been blessed with Perez Hilton's golden wand. Boring laptop jocks, eat your hearts out.
Shine, nestled inside the glam Shelborne Beach Resort, was a labor of love for DJ Jonathan Cowan, whose family has long owned and operated the hotel. With a veteran dance-floor conductor at its helm when it opened in the spring of 2006, the club quickly distinguished itself for its stellar Steve Dash sound system and even more stellar DJ lineup. For that year's edition of WMC, Shine glittered with luminaries rarely seen in Miami, including Satoshi Tomiie and Frankie Knuckles. But by early 2007, weekly operations ceased and all kinds of rumors swirled — Miami New Times even declared it the "best club to die within the past year."We were all wrong. Cowan was just on a break to take care of family business and retool the club's programming a bit. So last summer, Shine came back with a bang, hosting special events during which the likes of Adam Freeland, Layo and Bushwacka!, and King Britt, among others, graced the decks. WMC 2008 saw the place slammed, with the return of Tomiie, for one, and parties by Ibiza superclub Pacha and legendary label Def Mix. The remainder of the year, the club continues to open for special events, treating local dance music cognoscenti to house, techno, electro, and the rest of the best in new beats. The moral of the story: Patience pays, and Shine still sparkles.
As rumors flew that The Eat was spending a lot of time in a not-so-secret rehearsal space, the collective excitement felt across South Florida's music scene was palpable as far and wide as our hipsters are astute and with it. The Eat, previously named Best Band of All Time by this publication, had not played in about a dozen years, so the news was almost earth shattering to fans. Arguably, The Eat was South Florida's first punk band, releasing in 1979 a DIY single ("Communist Radio/Catholic Love"), which has likely changed hands more times on eBay than there are actual copies. But rarity wasn't the only reason the group's sides sell for hundreds of dollars — The Eat's catalogue is chock full of musical and lyrical gems on par with any chart toppers from that period. Ever wonder how the Miami scene got its bizarre sense of humor? Just pick up last year's It's Not The Eat, It's The Humidity compilation, and it will all start to make sense ... well, more sense, anyway. Those songs influenced young bands (and other funny people) for years afterward. The compilation itself was perhaps the biggest reason Mike and Eddie O'Brien reformed the band with longtime member Kenny Lindahl and newcomer Mike Vullo (substituting for Chris Cottie, who passed away in 2004) to perform to a packed Churchill's Hideaway on Groundhog Day. The band was spot-on, and audience members left with huge grins on their faces. The boys have already played at least one other unannounced set this year and promise more official gigs in the near future. We hope they really mean the actual "near future," not 12 years from now.


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- Do greyhounds make good pets?
Greyhounds make fantastic pets - they're loving affectionate and wonderful with people. However owning a dog of any shape or form requires a serious commitment from you as the owner. Not only does a dog need food and water, it needs exercise, grooming, training, regular veterinary care and lots of affection. You may want to do a little homework about greyhounds to determine whether they are the right dog for you and the following information may answer some of your initial questions. Dogs require our time and consideration on a daily basis and in return give us unconditional love and continual entertainment and companionship. Owning a pet is a serious responsibility lasting many years and if you have decided that you are ready to have a dog, please consider adopting a greyhound.
- Why do greyhounds wear muzzles?
According to a law introduced in Australia in 1927 Greyhounds must always wear a muzzle when in a public place. Initially the muzzle was introduced on the race track to prevent these valuable animals from injuring themselves during the general excitement at the track and their high spirited racing. We have been lobbying to have companion greyhounds made exempt from this law, as is the case in Victoria, because they are such a friendly, affectionate and loving breed and when wearing a muzzle people often incorrectly assume the opposite.
- Are greyhounds highly strung and aggressive?
Nothing could be further from the truth. Greyhounds are intelligent, calm loving animals that thrive on the attention of people in general. Many vets that work with greyhounds point out that they are among the best natured breeds. The structure of the greyhound racing industry means that from a very early stage the race dogs are handled by a large variety of people at kennels, racetracks and vet surgeries so they are used to adapting to unfamiliar surroundings and different people.
- Are Greyhounds good watch dogs?
Greyhounds are fantastic watch dogs - they'll "watch" everything, they just don't always protect it! As a result of the greyhounds' non-aggressive nature they don't really make the best guard dogs, however their sheer size and appearance is intimidating to many and when they do bark it sounds threatening and imposing enough to ward off any intruders, even if it really is just an excited friendly greeting!
- Do greyhounds need a lot of room to exercise?
Although greyhounds are the fastest breed of dog they achieve their incredible speeds in one all out sprint and do not have a great deal of endurance. A greyhound is quite content to be a "couch potato" and spend most of the day sleeping. They require no more exercise than your average pet dog. Many live happy healthy lives with only a small fenced yard and occasional walks on a leash. Although a fenced yard is definitely preferred in certain cases dogs are available to homes with leash exercise only.
- Can I trust my greyhound off a leash?
NO! Greyhounds are trained to chase based on the sight of the fast moving lure and they can see clearly for almost one kilometre. They have no knowledge of cars and traffic and can run at great speeds so being off a leash in an unfenced area could be a recipe for disaster. Greyhounds love to run and within a securely fenced area it is perfect to let them loose. Greyhounds enjoy walking and jogging and are very well behaved on a leash so they make a great exercising companion.
- Are greyhounds good with children?
Greyhounds have a very gentle and quiet disposition and are patient and sensitive with children, however just like any dog they do not wish to be abused or harassed by anyone. Being non-aggressive, a greyhound will normally walk away from a worrisome child rather than growl or snap. However even the gentle greyhound has its limits and should not be subjected to continuous harassment. Any children should be taught to respect any dog and never to bother a dog that is sleeping or eating. As with any other dog, take special care to avoid accidental injury to either dog or child when very young children are in the home by always supervising them.
- Are greyhounds good with other pets?
In the kennel environment Greyhounds have always lived with other greyhounds and should quickly make friends with any other pet dogs you have. Cats are an unknown entity to greyhounds so you will more care and caution is needed and take some extra time when introducing your cat to your greyhound. Cats and other small fury indoor animals can easily become a greyhound's friend if the introductory period is closely supervised to ensure that your home will be a happy home for all of your pets.
- Which makes a better pet - a male or female?
Both! Just like any other dog, greyhounds are all individuals with a wide variety of personalities. The difference on temperament between the sexes is much less pronounced in this breed than in others. One real advantage of adopting an adult dog is that the animal's basic personality traits are already developed and evident. Personality is more important than weight or sex. A calm low key 35kg dog may be happier in a quiet small relaxed home whereas an energetic small 25kg dog could be better suited to a busy and active home.
- Where should a greyhound live?
Greyhounds are not very well suited to being outside dogs as they have very little body fat and a short thin coat. Like us, a greyhound enjoys outside activities but looks forward to a cool or warm house depending on the season. Natural "Couch Potatoes", greyhounds appreciate having their own soft spots where they can relax and feel secure. Adjusting to a new home is made easier for greyhounds when they have a small private area that they can claim as their own. They feel the cold and so a coat of their own is often needed in Winter months.
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What makes a beer worthy of a gold, silver or bronze award?
"Evaluating beer happens on many levels. On a professional level, beer evaluation is a form of peer review. The results are public, so consumers can learn what beers meet a high level of quality and what beers exemplify certain styles as interpreted by the judges. When industry professionals acknowledge the excellence in products from around the market, the consumer can be sure that those products are the finest available."
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Awards Philosophy
The World Beer Cup recognizes brewing excellence in 90+ categories but does not automatically award the top three entries in a particular category. When judges determine that a category contains three excellent examples of the style, they present gold, silver, and bronze awards for the first, second, and third place beers, respectively.
Judges may choose not to designate any awards in a category if all beers entered in that category are significantly out of style or have major defects. The Competition Manager will cancel judging in any one category if fewer than three entries are received.
Also, judges may grant an award in any one or more of the three award places without granting awards in all three places. For example, judges may recognize a beer as a silver or bronze award winner; yet not grant a gold award.
|Minimum Standard for Awards
|A world class beer that accurately exemplifies the specified style, displaying the proper balance of taste, aroma and appearance.
|An excellent beer that may vary slightly from style parameters while maintaining close adherence to the style and displaying excellent taste, aroma, and appearance.
|A fine example of the style that may vary slightly from style parameters and/or have minor defects in taste, aroma, or appearance.
Champion Brewery Awards
Winners for the Champion Brewery Awards are determined based on the results of the competitive beer judging held at the World Beer Cup. Breweries are awarded points based on medals won, and these points are tabulated to arrive at the results. Here are the criteria used for awarding points, and the tie breaking system used to rank breweries.
- Most Total Points – breweries are awarded points based on the number of gold (3 points), silver (2 points) and bronze (1 point) medals won in the competition.
- Most Gold Medals
- Most Medals
- Most Total Entries in all Medalled Categories
- Number of Entries in Gold Medalled Categories
The second and third criteria have the effect of making a gold and two bronzes worth more than a gold and silver, while two golds would be worth more than a gold, silver and a bronze. The fourth and fifth criteria recognize overall competitiveness by achieving medals in categories with more entries than others.
Read more about Champion Brewery Award Calculations.
Contact Information
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Judge Selection
The World Beer Cup Competition Manager will select judges from a list of internationally recognized brewers, consultants, industry suppliers and writers. These individuals have been selected on the basis of: (1) industry and peer recognition; (2) knowledge of beer styles and the brewing process; (3) flavor perception; (4) sensory training and prior judging or beer evaluation experience; and (5) judging demeanor.
Interested persons wishing to be considered as a judge should send by email a brewing industry vita or résumé and three letters of recommendation (all in English) by March 31 of the year before the World Beer Cup to Chris Swersey, World Beer Cup Competition Manager.
Prospective judges must communicate in fluent written and verbal English, must have formal sensory training, and must participate in regular flavor panels or competitions.
Judging Procedures
The World Beer Cup judging takes place in four sessions over the course of two days during the Brewers Association Craft Brewers Conference and BrewExpo America®.
Judges are assigned by the Competition Manager to judge beers in their specific area of expertise and do not judge in every category. Judges will seldom taste more than 30 beers in any one judging session and judges never evaluate their own product or any product in which they have a concern (a consultant cannot judge the beer of a client). Judging is blind, with no brand knowledge of any kind provided to judges. Beer entries are judged solely on their merits.
Judges perform several important roles at the World Beer Cup. Judges determine winning beer entries that meet the stringent award criteria described above. They are also expected to provide concise, accurate written feedback to entering breweries about their entries, describing positive product attributes as well as defects noted during the competition. This indirect communication to entering breweries adds value to their World Beer Cup entries and provides a glimpse into the judging process.


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Subject: Re: [B&D] Mulberry Trees (was Bristol -TerrificThunderstorm26August 1853)
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 20:18:35 +0100
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According to a nursery near me that sells fruit trees, one variety of mulberry tree called *King James*, is descended from a tree which is said to have been planted in the early 17th Century in Swan Walk, London (now the Chelsea Physic Garden) on the orders of King James I. During World War II, this one remaining tree had to be chopped down to make way for the an air raid shelter, but cuttings were taken to continue the line.
It's such a shame mulberries aren't hardy enough to be sold in shops cos they are just gorgeous. I had one about a year ago - rather naughtily, my best friend & I were going around a fruit orchard & there were signs saying NOT to pick the fruit. Well, we'd never had a mulberry, so we both tried one & swooned (!) with pleasure !! :o))
Pat.xxx :o)) wondering if she has room in her garden for another tree !!
A Maid of Kent, UK.
There is a beautiful mulberry tree in the garden of the blind poet Milton
in Chalfont St, Giles, Bucks. (where he completed Paradise Lost)
This was grown from a cutting he took from a mulberry tree which had been
planted in the year of his birth (1608) in the Fellows' Garden at Christ's
College where he was an undergraduate.
1608 was the year James I, to help the growing silk trade, arranged for
10,000 mulberry trees to be planted across England - but he made a mistake
distributing a poor type for feeding silkworms!
If anyone wants to grow a mulberry now there are plenty widely
available on the market.
A Clutton friend of mine was given two small trees a few
Christmases ago. I was waiting for them to become established before
taking cuttings from them - sadly she is no longer with us - but I believe
the trees are flourishing.
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Bendarek Krzysztof, tenor
Krzysztof Bendarek (Herman) tenor, was born in Poland. His repertoire includes Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor (Donizetti), the title role in Faust (Gounod), Don Jose in Carmen (Bizet), Radames in Aida, Alvaro in La forza del destino, Manrico in Il trovatore (Verdi), Cavaradossi in Tosca, Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly (Puccini), Canio in Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) and many others. He performs at the opera houses of Lodz, Warsaw, Vienna, Seoul, Osaka, Cairo and many others. This is his Israeli Opera debut.


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RAPID RESPONSES FROM BMJ.COMBMJ 2003; 327 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjusa.01050005 (Published 19 November 2003) Cite this as: BMJ 2003;327:E33
This article originally appeared in BMJ USA
Two e-letters posted on bmj.com in response to the paper by Mimouni et al are reproduced below (after editing). Web links to some of Raphael's artwork referenced below are available in the original rapid responses at www.bmj.com/cgi/eletters/321/7276/1622—Editor
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Editor—The first work of Raphael known to us is a fresco representing the "Virgin with child" (Urbino, Italy, Raphael House). The right foot of the child unmistakably has six toes. I came across this detail about two years ago when viewing a poster of the painting in a waiting room in my hospital. The poster is still there, and I can't help looking at the child's digits whenever I step into the room. I had never thought, however, that it was anything …
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