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Friday, January 17, 2014
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You are very clever Maxine - looks great and I love it with the tights too - so cute! The trim is beautiful and I am thinking handmade! {{{hugs}}}ReplyDelete
What a pretty little print fabric you have used. Your dress looks lovely on and off. It's good to have a change now and then, though I must say it takes a lot to motivate me to dig out my machine. I'd rather do knitting or crochet. Kate xReplyDelete
OH Maxine! I just squeeled with delight at the site of your precious gbabies! THey are gorgeous! As is your frock, though I would say it's quite the sewn masterpiece! Aren't you glad you returned to the machine, these gifts - beautitful tokens - are the very very best gifts :) My mom sewed all of mine when I was little, including my dolly clothes, and then again for my daughters when they were little. Sadly, I can't sew to save my life!ReplyDelete
Blessings to you, my friend. Thinking of you and dh and know you are both in my prayers - hope you get in your garden time :)
Maxine, that little dress is so adorable!! Love the trim you added on it.ReplyDelete
Those grand babies are PRECIOUS!!! Get as many hugs and kisses as you can.
what a cute dress. Just love the little cuties your Grandies are.ReplyDelete
You are really something. I had a flash of some pictures of your beautiful gardens, your paper crafting is wonderful and now you pull a frock out of the hat. I like the material texture and the color is cool looking and refreshing. That little bit of blue trim you called simple seems quite intricate. You are such a blessing to so many people. Blessings, Carole
What an adorable dress! And cute pictures of the children, too!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! Both the dress and the children. Will be sharing some of my stitchery in the near future. Wife says I must.ReplyDelete
Adorable dress Maxine and your grandbabies are so precious! Enjoy the snuggles!ReplyDelete
Oh how cute! Both the dress and your grand babies. It's been a long time since I sat at my sewing machine...Used to love to sew...Don't know what happened to get me away from it...Probably the greeting cards were calling my name!ReplyDelete
Hi Maxine, Happy New Year!! Love the dress you made, and she looks so sweet in it. Such lovely photos of your grandchildren too. You are really talented!! Take care.ReplyDelete
What adorable little snuggle bunnies you have! The little dress is so precious and she is precious in it. Little brother is so cute too. I know that you really enjoy the time you get to spend with them.ReplyDelete
How adorable Maxine. I love the little dress and your grand children are so sweet.ReplyDelete
Hugs maz
Oh I look forward to the day where I am sewing for G-kids! Darling dress- loving the trim you added to the front. Your Model and on-looker- Oh so darling!!! Enjoy the tiny hugs : ) Bless you!ReplyDelete
What a pretty little print fabric you have used Maxine and the picture of her wearing it delightful.ReplyDelete
Hugs Diane
Maxine, what can't you do??? The dress is adorable, as are you grandchildren.ReplyDelete
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog - may your day be blessed. Any comments you may leave are deeply appreciated. All comments are moderated and spam deleted. Maxine D


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but I hate that it happens on a month where I have no room to stockpile. :lol:
I have such good coupies from our FL insert...
glad they'll be good until November. :lol:
I know! This week was really good. I scored 4 more sets of inserts at RiteAid again today, so I have 6 full sets already. :cheer:
Did you have four also?? I thought this was a FL insert (since it was Publix), but did you get one sponsored by another store??
I got 4 inserts from the commissary (the Maxi-Saver insert) and they have some awesome coupons in them. Including Dr. Pepper coupons!
LMAO! I thought you meant 4 sets of inserts, not 4 different inserts. I got 3 inserts and I'm really stoked that I have 3, lol.
I'm jealous, Beth... :P We never get soda coupies. :( I know, I've said that a time or two already. lol
I was shocked to see the Vlassis. That wasn't on the preview, so I thought it was going to be one of those weeks without one! :D
Like I said, if anyone finds out they can use military store coupons I'll snag more. Some of the coupons in the Maxi-saver are manu coupons. I'll see if the Dr. Pepper ones are.
Like I said, if anyone finds out they can use military store coupons I'll snag more. Some of the coupons in the Maxi-saver are manu coupons. I'll see if the Dr. Pepper ones are.
TWO inserts not listed. A fall 2007 frozen foods savings one and a Vlassis! :cheer:
I'll list the coupons for you in a little while and then you can decide if you really want to go diving. ;)
OK... the valassis (I spelled that wrong earlier :lol: You'd think I'd know better...)
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And the frozen foods/Publix one has:
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They aren't super duper fantastic, but I love vegetarian foods, and publix has them on sale half off, so that makes them 2/3 instead of 2/6... and the coupon makes them 2/2!!! :cheer: That's a super low price for morning star farms!! And I love pepperidge farms bread but rarely get it b/c it's so expensive! woot. and the eggo coupon makes them only .49/box at sweetbay! :cheer:
why doesnt any of the inserts here have anything good :P
If you jump on the train, you can get good coupons from all over. ;)
Now I don't feel so bad. They aren't that great even though there are a few I wouldn't mind having. I'll see if the dumpster has any on Thursday.
Which ones are you interested in? I got a couple papers because I wanted the morningstar farms and the publix veggies for sure... they made it well worth spending .50 a paper for extras!
I'll send you what you want--as long as it's not those. :lol: I'd even send eggo. I have so many, there's no way I'll use all my coupies for them!
You'd even send Eggo ones? To the two of us, that's like saying you'd give me a kidney if I needed one. :inlove: :lol:
I would like the Del Monte fruit, etc., Knorr sides, Eggo, and Publix milk please. It's funny that you mention the Morningstar products. DH and I were looking at them the other day and amazed how they can make that stuff look so real. But no, we haven't taken the plunge and tried any yet. We do like the Gardenburger burgers made with rice though.
Teri - Do you want me to send you mine too? I have two sets (except not the Publix milk since I don't have publix). Are there any others you want from the P&G or Smart Source?
You got it!! :D
And FYI: morningstar farms is the BEST veggie stuff you can buy. ;)
PS... if you're A+ and have the same antigens and alleles, I'd give ya a kidney too. ;) :inlove:
You're a Folger's drinker?! Did you see the deal at Walgreens?? you can get a 13 oz. folgers for 1.74 with the .25 coupons from this week. I'm a maxwell house drinker, myself, but I did go buy one folgers last night b/c I was out of coffee! :lol:
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About Wood & Vine
Now serving Brunch Saturday & Sunday.
We have implemented a 20% fixed service charge on all guest checks; tipping is no longer needed or expected. Hourly pay rates for all employees are now well above minimum wage levels, and FOH staff participate in a profit-sharing program based on restaurant revenue.
Our goal remains to provide an experience fueled by hospitality, by genuine connection, and by a desire to make our guests happy. Additional info is available on our website.
Wood and Vine is a New American restaurant and cocktail bar with a vintage Hollywood feel and expansive patio. We offer a menu of seasonal, ingredient-driven shared plates in a social atmosphere, complemented by local small batch beers and wines, and classic craft cocktails. Our kitchen is open until midnight, Tuesday-Saturday.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Hours of Operation:
Monday | Closed
Tue - Thu | 5pm to Midnight
Friday | 5pm to 2am
Saturday | 11am to 2am
Sunday | 10am to 10pm
Cross Street:
Vine Street
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(323) 334-3360
Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss any requests for catering.
Parking Details:
Valet Parking available on the NW corner of Hollywood & Vine. Parking cost $10 for under 2 hours, $20 for 2 to 6 hours and $25 over 6 hours.
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We are located just adjacent to the Hollywood & Vine Metro station on the Red Line.
Executive Chef:
Jennifer O'Neil
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Wood & Vine offers private event options for groups of various sizes. Our 1,200 square foot mezzanine naturally fits smaller parties of 10-50, while a 1,300 square-foot outdoor patio offers guests the unique experience of outdoor private function space in the heart of Hollywood.
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We are well-suited to host parties as intimate as 10 people or as large as 250. Several areas of our spacious restaurant can easily transform into semi-private spaces for groups of various sizes. Specialized party menus are available, and our dedicated events manager will help tailor all details to meet your needs. We have hosted many large-format parties for clients including Dreamworks, Disney, CSI Las Vegas, Cirque du Soleil, Reveille Productions, Magnolia Pictures, and the Ellen DeGeneres Show. For more information, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Wood & Vine Ratings and Reviews
We went there after seeing the Sunday Hamilton matinee. We ordered several things to share (which was a bit confusing with 5 of us). We loved the Chicken and Waffles and the Ahi appetizer. The salmon, the Arroz verde chicken and the calamari were all very bland and under seasoned. Our waitress was not very helpful in helping us to understand how the share part worked and was not very attentive. I have been here before and really enjoyed it. I would think twice before returning.
I liked the menu, but the execution left a bit to be desired. I wish there was more attention to the seasonality of the ingredients. The asparagas on the avocado toast was overwhelming, fibrous, and seemed out of place-- especially in November. The toast came out pretty cold. The coffee was alright, but there should be more variety. And I was very surprised to find that they didn't offer a normal breakfast blend type of hot tea.
Service was very nice and checked in on in us fairly often.
The cocktail that was there was very, very good-- I'd come back for drinks, or happy hour, especially outside. The fire pit was very nice, and the staff was kind enough to light a heater for us when we were chilled.
We dined here prior to seeing Hamilton. Our server, Mark, was friendly and efficient. We ordered the brussel sprouts (fantastic), salad w/goat cheese (also fantastic) and the lamb burger (delicious). It was certainly plenty of food for two people to share. The only negative was the puff pastry dessert. It was supposed to be stuffed with apples and cranberries but they were almost non existent. We did mention this to our server. I would definitely go back to Wood & Vine prior to seeing a show at The Pantages.
I was very disappointed in the food. The Brussels sprouts were the one bright spot in our meal. The restaurant's big thing is that the food comes out when it's finished, but our rice was cold. The "baby back ribs" were actually beef ribs. They were awful. We told our server that they were inedible. Never heard back. Still on our bill. There was no special, and our server just said, "The chef just didn't feel like it tonight." They were out of all of the desserts except 2. For the amount of money that I spent, I'm appalled that the service, overall, was so unprofessional. We would have had a better meal at Chili's. We sat outside. It was chilly and I asked the busboy if he could turn on one of the heaters. Never came back to do it. The table next to us had young children who were running around all over the place. Totally ruined my daughter's birthday dinner. The only positive is that it across the street from the Pantages where we were seeing Hamilton.
I would say the location was great since we were going to the Pantages across the street. However the service was slow and so we were rushed at the end. I did use for the first time the payment through OpenTable. I later reviewed my receipt which I didn't look at closely when I left because of being in a rush and noticed that I was charged $40 for wine. I did not have any wine. Needless to say it is my own fault for not having checked the receipt but the attention to detail and service was poor. I will not go again.
Wood and Vine is a perfect choice before a show. The food is tapas style and most plates are plenty for two. There is a wide variety of meat, fish and vegetables available on the menu and we were not disappointed by any of our choices. The atmosphere is pretty energetic, especially on a Saturday night, which was fun for us, but wouldn't be if we were trying to have a quiet, romantic meal. Service is great, friendly, knowledgeable, helpful.
People are very friendly and good vibe. Outdoor dining was really pretty with string lights in trees and plenty of heaters for cooler weather. Food was just ok, for example calimari was not crispy and flavorless. Service was off, friendly, but off. We kept getting food we didn't order. Super convenient to theater. Worth coming for an app and wine before a show.
We ate there before gong to Hamilton at Pantages across the street. It was extremely convenient and great atmosphere. We enjoyed sitting outside with the heaters. The server suggested we each order one item in the box (larger portions) and each a side. That was way too much food. I recommend you start slow then add as you eat. The food came out fast so it would be fine. We really liked the Mac &cheese and the Brussel sprouts.
After a couple of visits to this establishment, I would recommend it for cocktails but nothing more. The food was mediocre and the ambiance is okay as we were on top of the table next to us. The service was poor and definitely not worth the 20% built in gratuity (and I'm a generous tipper). Our server never came back to check on our food and I had an empty drink for 15 minutes before I had the opportunity to ask for another one.
I ate at Wood and Vine recently before a performance at the Pantages. We were seated right away (I had a reservation) and the service was good. I, however, was very disappointed in the food. We ordered the chicken and waffles and the chicken was terrible; it was a very small, rubbery piece for the price of the dish. The waffle was nothing spectacular. We ordered the asparagus and tomato side and it was undercooked and tasteless. The other two dishes, mac and cheese (good) and the best was the Brussel sprout dish. Very overpriced overall for what we got.
I always find brunch to be a great way to hangout and enjoy the weekend. Wood & Vine just launched their brunch menu this weekend. Saturday's starting at 10am and Sundays at 11:00am. I went today and tried a few things on the menu. You must get the Brunch Punch! In my opinion it is way better than a mimosa or a Bellini. It made me pretty happy today.
Salmon Toast-absolutely loved since salmon is already a favorite.
Avocado Toast-asparagus, radish, fried egg, and roasted cherry tomatoes was good, but I would want more avocado next time.
Chicken & Waffles- the waffles were fluffy and the cubes of butternut squash were delicious with the maple syrup.
Smoked Salmon Pizza-If you like the taste of smoked salmon then you will appreciate this dish.
Pastrami Benedict- My first time trying and
Pacific Oysters- Unique in that it had chorizo and green apples. Great combination.
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Bloody Mary-it has a Spicy kick to it!
So come check it out.
The food was very good but it was stated as "family style" which it was not. Our main dish, the sea bass which was excellent, i would consider an average size entree for one person . the sides, which we ordered separately, were large and excellent. The service was terrible! A waitress came to us right away and took our drink order, brought our drinks then took our dinner order. We never saw her again. Our food was delivered, we never had another person come to our table without us calling to them. We would have ordered another glass of wine, but no one was around! I ordered dessert, after calling to a busboy, and no utensils were brought. I got up and went to another table and got myself a fork and napkin. I also got silverware for the couple sitting next to us as they had no silverware either. The food was good but the service was terrible. They also add a 20% tip automatically to the bill and i can see why!
Our experience was not great - the service was disorganized (long waits for things, incorrect items being delivered, out of 1/2 of the desserts and one of the chefs specials at 6:20 on a Friday night). The food was above average - but overall I would not recommend this spot until they sort out their issues. Convenient to the Pantages - but there are too many other options in the area to waste time here again.
In one word, phenomenal! The business group who dined at Wood & Vine that evening enjoyed the outdoor table with the fire pit in the middle. They loved the menu and shared dishes. This was largely a New York based group, used to eating at excellent restaurants and Wood & Vine lived up to the expectations and then some. I heartily recommend Wood & Vine as a restaurant that delivers on the quality of the food, menu selection and ambience.
First, The wait staff were fantastic. Attentive, quick. Excellent. Unfortunately, the food was mediocre and over-priced. You say you are a "sharable menu" but the portions were not family style size.
Also, we had to order our appetizers 3 times because the waitress kept coming back saying they were out of one ingredient or a other. They did kindly comp us a dessert of our choice for our trouble... but they were out of two of them...
I had the chicken and waffles and it was so bland. The waffle was soggy. The chicken unseasoned. Very disappointing. My friends did enjoy their lamb burgers and fish tacos.
We went to Wood & Vine for dinner before a show at the Pantages. It had good reviews online and we had high expectations. We were very disappointed.
It may have been an off night, but the service was awful. The bartender was friendly but overwhelmed and didn't seem to know how to work the ordering system. Several times, food ordered from those around us was almost delivered to us in error. Once we got our food, it was fine but nothing special. Slightly higher end bar food for higher than bar food prices. They appeared to have mixed up credit cards of those around us as well and it took almost 10 minutes to get the check after we asked for it.
I don't plan on returning to Wood & Vine and wouldn't recommend it.
Choose W&V bc we were going to Pantages and it's right across the street. The menu is good, however everything we ate was disappointing. We started with the corn appetizer, and it was overcooked/burnt. We then split the pork belly tacos and chicken and waffles. The tacos were okay - that's the best I can say. The fried chicken was bland, and the waffle was soft. Very disappointing. Our waiter seemed too busy, but he was a nice guy. I ordered a drink that was never brought and had to wait 10 minutes to let them know. So in summary, very convenient for a show at the Pantages, but I would stick to drinks and maybe a simple app. Also - 20% gratuity automatically built in!
We were looking for a last minute reservation before heading to the Pantages, and saw something open up here. It is VERY convenient in regards to distance from the theater, but otherwise nothing really special about it. My mother and grandmother were disappointed with almost every "shared" dish that was brought out. Service was friendly, water was constantly refilled which is nice. Food just left something to be desired.
Positives: The service was decent. The host was gracious when we were late for our reservation. The server was good although not super attentive. I enjoyed the look and ambiance. Yummy cocktails (although small and expensive). Negatives: The food was mediocre at best. I expected upscale small plates and I got flavorless and generic. The prices are extremely inflated for what it was. I won't be coming back :(
we have been many times before on the lovely patio in back.We had a birthday party so we had to go upstars to acccomodate a larger party. We ordered drinks and everyone got theirs except me--it eventually cme after everyone was finished but the the worst thing was that we all had our food except for my husband and we had finished eating with some plates cleared before they brought his cold fish tacos--ruined the evening as we felt so bad. My son is a chef and he says that is a lazy kitchen. We ordered two fries and later they came with a third--we said no we already got our two orders...he left them saying well this is a bonus(even though we hadnt finished our two) which was nice but the check came and they charged us for three! we had to pay for the verrrrrrrry late fish tacos--my husband ate the fish out of the top because th tortillas were cold. we all felt sad and grumpy for the guy who paid the large bill
I just got a message from the restaurant saying that they wanted to take off the fish tacos which was very kind
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About Al Biernat's - Oak Lawn
Al Biernat's is much more than a great steakhouse. Incredible seafood such as Australian cold water lobster tails and six different types of fresh fish await you daily. If you are a wine lover, the award winning list offers over 650 rare selections. come see why Al Biernat's is one of the best restaurants in the country.
Dallas, TX 75219
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
Steakhouse, Steak, Seafood
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 2:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm, Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm, Sunday Brunch: 11:00am - 2:30pm, Sunday Dinner: 5:30pm - 9:00pm
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$50 and over
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Complimentary valet located at the entrance on the west side of the building.
Executive Chef:
Miguel Cauich
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cocktails, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Outdoor Smoking Area, Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Al Biernat's - Oak Lawn Ratings and Reviews
Had to wait almost an hour for our reservation.
Wait person was using her invisibility cloak to disappear for minutes at a time. One of my favorite restaurants but this experience was one of the worst dining nights ever especially considering since i called and asked for our favorite waiter and mentioned it was a birthday dinner.
Terrible night.
A longtime Dallas classic. Professional wait staff, tremendous and diverse menu, energetic atmosphere. Biernat's very accommodating to requests made in advance. A booth request is s good idea during peak times as both the dining room and bar can become fairly noisy.
I had not dined there in ten years. During that period, the restaurant had done a substantial renovation. It is darker now. It is a great look, just different. The great food and service remained unchanged as I remembered them. It remains a special treat I get as an infrequent reward for my guest and myself.
We were there for brunch on a Sunday morning, and apparently they were short staffed, as the timing of our meal was off. For example, soup was brought to the table after an lengthy wait, and then entrees promptly followed, with no time to eat the soup. Cocktail glasses sat empty much longer than they should have (or maybe they under-estimated how much we would drink!) The food was simply OK, not memorable!
Absolutely awesome experience!
Jenna did a great job even though they were very busy. We never felt like we needed anything and she was always there if we did. Food was exceptional. The GM even stopped by and said hello which was surprising with how full the restaurant was.
Dinner at 8 and promptly seated. We escargot and oysters rockefeller for starters. The oysters rockefeller had fresh spinach cooked to perfection the escargot came with a creamy sauce that was a good change from the boring old standards.
The menu many hard choices that looked good but, we ended up both choosing the surf and turf which was served with asparagus and mashed potatoes -both were very good.
Dessert was key lime pie and carrot cake. They were good - not outstanding and I probably would try some of the other items next time.
Service was attentive but not pushy and the server had many good recommendations including the berry martini.
The detractor as has been the case in many other reviews was the noise level. Seriously leaning into the table to hear the other person speak - not for "romantic" dinners unless your partner wants to constantly here "...what?"
A quintessential steak house with top notch cocktails, excellent apps, great wine and steak to die for. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful in every way. The bar is lively and great place to people watch. One of the best steakhouse experiences you will ever have.
I was recently in Dallas for a reunion with friends and memorial for one of our friends who had recently passed away. It thought I would spend the evening before the event at Al's to sort of lift my spirits and did it ever. What a great place. The food was excellent and the place was absolutely electric with people enjoying themselves, the food and the excellent service. This was my first time at the restaurant and I will certainly be back. I became familiar with Al Beirnat's as my wife and I were regular customers of his small restaurant in Creede, Colorado, also an excellent dining establishment which is now unfortunately, temporarily closed, due to unforeseen circumstances not related to the excellence of food and service there. Hopefully it will re-open. Back to this review. I was fortunate to meet Al briefly while at the restaurant. He is absolutely charming and a gracious host. What struck me most was how engaged he was with everyone in the restaurant from the customers, to the bus and wait staff, the the cooks, maitre d's, everyone. He obviously ensures everything is "right." My father was in the restaurant business and he alway said, "you gotta be there to make it right." Al Biernat makes it right. I had my standard, caesar salad, NY strip, rare, and as a splurge, macaroni and cheese with lobster. Wow! Super good! For dessert, Al's special coconut creme pie. To die for! Everything was delicious and the steak was cooked perfectly. Bryan, my waiter, must be clairvoyant. He knew what I wanted, when I wanted it and his timing and attention to detail were perfect. I highly recommend Al Biernat's. You definitely get what you pay for at this establishment.
Hard to imagine anyone not having a superb dining experience at Al Biernat's. This restaurant stayed on top of their game for decades--great variety, perfectly-executed dishes, and service as it should be in a fine dining venue. Portions are generous. Lighter eaters could easily share dishes. I always seem to order too much because so many things on the menu are tempting. Don't overlook Sunday brunches--probably the best value-for-the-money in the entire Dallas Metroplex.
The new restaurant is beautiful. The service so great helping and kind. Food over the top. What is not to like. I made my reservations at the wrong place and called at 10:40 this morning and a kind lady made it good. That's customer service !!!! This is the best
First time dining there. Great service from the minute you walk in. Owner would greet you, was seating people, moving chairs stopping by almost over table to speak with guests. Made you feel welcome and just as important as everybody. Place was packed and a little loud but was a great experience!! Would love to go back someday!!!
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Quote from: pyrite on July 13, 2010, 12:12:28 PMjudging AHA sanctioned home brew eventsThis was mentioned before...the AHA doesn't sanction events and has nothing to do with homebrew comps beyond running NHC.
I don't understand why a judge would change the original score to make it fit within the other judges' scores, within 7 points?
There is still quite a bit of subjectivity in how one scores a beer. There are also judges with differing experience and skill levels. So when two of us, perhaps one much more experienced than another, arrive at a score for a beer, it might vary quite a bit. Perhaps one didn't recognize a fault that the other did. Or perhaps one just felt the beer was worse, or better, than than the other. To provide widely differing scores to the entrant is not nearly as informative as when the judges agree and their scores are close to each other. Any judge should be willing to work with their partner and raise or lower their scores somewhat so that they are close to one another and are sending a similar message to the entrant. Things just aren't so black and white that there isn't room for adjusting scores. Frankly as an organizer and judge I try to have judges be within 3 points whenever possible; I think 7 is still to wide a variance. So think of scoring, not just for winning something but in the feedback that score conveys. Is this a Poor, Fair, Good, Very Good or Excellent beer. Scoring is sending that message. Agreeing with your partner on where the beer falls is another way of telling the entrant what you thought of the beer. Widely divergent scores are confusing. Converging scores re-enforce the opinion.
I don't understand why a judge would change the original score to make it fit within the other judges' scores, within 7 points?
Does anyone else think one of the Judge caricatures looks a lot like Robin Williams?
Add judges, throw out the top and bottom scores, average the rest - that's your score. Olympic style.
The "glass ceiling" or upper limit of 43-45 with BJCP scoring needs to be re-evaluated by the BJCP Board and consideration given towards issuing a position statement to all BJCP judges regarding the upper limit for scores in the BJCP guidelines.
Informally, I've described the upper scoring ranges for beer as follows:34-36 Tasty, but trivial flaws. Equivalent to most craft-brews.37-40 Superior. No obvious flaws. Better than most craft-brews.41-45 Outstanding. World class. Angels sing when you drink this beer.46-49 World Champion. National Best of Show winner. Angels sing and a beam of heavenly light shines down when you drink this beer.50 Unique. When you open this beer, the heavenly choir sings, the skies are illuminated in holy light, the finger of God points down at the beer, and a booming celestial voice proclaims, "That one."
I have been following this thread along with the responses on the AHA site and wanted to offer the following: If your going to maintain the practice of the 7 point spread the BJCP should think about only giving out one score sheet which renders a decision based on the majority consensus of the judges and written in a clear concise manner by the highest ranking judge. The problem for me in interpreting the results of the score sheets is that often the comments don't relate to, or support the score. I now understand why. It's very confusing to read a judge's comments which praise your entry and see a score which is not in line with their remarks. To my way of thinking I would rather read one score sheet which makes sense and does not leave me feeling as though I got to the end of a book and the author gave me 3-4 different endings and told me to pick one.That being said there is also the issue of the credentials of the judges. I have received score sheets which were all prepared by novice judges or had no judge rating at all on the sheet. The system doesn't seem broken but when you're dealing with subjective opinions and the entrant is looking for what I believe is sagely feedback and a fair balance critique they shouldn't be receiving uncertainty. Just my thoughts.


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By now, the name Edward Snowden should be familiar to you. When the former intelligence contractor's revelations about the National Security Agency's now-infamous PRISM program were first reported by The Guardian earlier this year, they raised serious questions not only about the breadth of the government's surveillance apparatus, but to what extent had the major Internet and technology companies participated and acquiesced to such a sweeping program.
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Some of the world's largest Internet brands are claimed to be part of the information-sharing program since its introduction in 2007. Microsoft – which is currently running an advertising campaign with the slogan "Your privacy is our priority" – was the first, with collection beginning in December 2007.
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The National Security Agency and the FBI are tapping directly into the central servers of nine leading U.S. Internet companies, extracting audio and video chats, photographs, e-mails, documents, and connection logs that enable analysts to track foreign targets …
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Facebook is not and has never been part of any program to give the US or any other government direct access to our servers. We have never received a blanket request or court order from any government agency asking for information or metadata in bulk, like the one Verizon reportedly received. And if we did, we would fight it aggressively. We hadn't even heard of PRISM before yesterday.
When governments ask Facebook for data, we review each request carefully to make sure they always follow the correct processes and all applicable laws, and then only provide the information if it is required by law.
Regardless of the who-knew-what-when debate and any claims made in support of the companies' public relations strategies, skepticism about how forthcoming the technology giants were being continued in the ensuing months as more information was released. In a post by the Guardian in August, for instance, it was reported that the NSA "paid millions of dollars to cover the costs of major Internet companies involved in the Prism surveillance program." Following this report, according to The Washington Post, the companies either denied such accusations or refused to respond.
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As some of you might know, on August 21, the Performance Marketing Association (PMA) published a nexus tax update for California. It seems that affiliates will not create nexus for merchants unless they engage in specific practices that the BOE considers solicitation.
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This update says:
"The BOE has developed a work-around process that will allow affiliate relationships to remain in place, under certain circumstances. Modeled after similar regulations developed in New York, advertisers can still work with California publishers and not have nexus established, if their publishers agree to avoid certain marketing activities that are deemed 'solicitation' or directly targeting California consumers. This means publishers are not allowed to send emails to Californians, distribute fliers, or verbally inform people to visit advertisers' sites."
The regulation can be found on the BOE website.
The BOE seems to clarify their definition of solicit with this line:
(F) "Solicit," "solicitation," "refer," and "referral" do not mean or include online advertising generated as a result of generic algorithmic functions that is anonymous and passive in nature, such as ads tied to Internet search engines, banner ads, click-through ads, Cost Per Action ads, links to retailers' websites, and similar online advertising services.
So if the strength of your marketing program is that you use Google Search to drive traffic, you should be fine as that alone doesn't create nexus.
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Yes, it was. But there is still a lot of confusion among merchants and affiliates so i thought it merited reposting on a new thread and adding the BOE's definition of "solicit."
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COMPLEXIS – the International Conference on Complexity, Future Information Systems and Risk, aims at becoming a yearly meeting place for presenting and discussing innovative views on all aspects of Complex Information Systems, in different areas such as Informatics, Telecommunications, Computational Intelligence, Biology, Biomedical Engineering and Social Sciences. Information is pervasive in many areas of human activity – perhaps all – and complexity is a characteristic of current Exabyte-sized, highly connected and hyper dimensional, information systems. COMPLEXIS 2017 is expected to provide an overview of the state of the art as well as upcoming trends, and to promote discussion about the potential of new methodologies, technologies and application areas of complex information systems, in the academic and corporate world. Conference Chair Victor Chang, IBSS, Xi'an Jiaotong Liverpool University, China PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS Oleg Gusikhin, Ford Motor Company, United StatesVíctor Méndez Muñoz, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, UAB, SpainFarshad Firouzi, IMEC/Katholieke Univ. Leuven, GermanyDan Mønster, Aarhus University, Denmark Keynote Speakers Big Data, Smart Data and Imbalanced Classification: Preprocessing, Models and Challenges Francisco Herrera University of Granada Spain Brief Bio Francisco Herrera (SM'15) received his M.Sc. in Mathematics in 1988 and Ph.D. in Mathematics in 1991, both from the University of Granada, Spain. He is currently a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Granada. He has been the supervisor of 40 Ph.D. students. He has published more than 300 journal papers that have received more than 50000 citations (Scholar Google, H-index 112). He is coauthor of the books "Genetic Fuzzy Systems" (World Scientific, 2001) and "Data Preprocessing in Data Mining" (Springer, 2015), "The 2-tuple Linguistic Model. Computing with Words in Decision Making" (Springer, 2015), "Multilabel Classification. Problem analysis, metrics and techniques" (Springer, 2016), "Multiple Instance Learning. Foundations and Algorithms" (Springer, 2016). He currently acts as Editor in Chief of the international journals "Information Fusion" (Elsevier) and "Progress in Artificial Intelligence (Springer). He acts as editorial member of a dozen of journals. He received several honors and awards: ECCAI Fellow 2009, IFSA Fellow 2013, 2010 Spanish National Award on Computer Science ARITMEL to the "Spanish Engineer on Computer Science", International Cajastur "Mamdani" Prize for Soft Computing (Fourth Edition, 2010), IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy System Outstanding 2008 and 2012 Paper Award (bestowed in 2011 and 2015 respectively), 2011 Lotfi A. 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The main issue when addressing such a learning problem is when the accuracy achieved for each class is also different. This situation occurs since the learning process of most classification algorithm is often biased towards the majority class examples, so that minorities ones are not well modeled into the final system. Being a very common scenario in real life applications, the interest of researchers and practitioners on the topic has grown significantly during these years. Being still a recent discipline, few research has been conducted on imbalanced classification for Big Data. The reasons behind this are mainly the difficulties in adapting standard techniques to the MapReduce programming style. Additionally, inner problems of imbalanced data, namely lack of data and small disjuncts are accentuated during the data partitioning to fit the MapReduce programming style.In this talk we will pay attention to the imbalanced big data classification problem, we will analyze the current research state of this are, the behavior of standard preprocessing techniques in this particular framework toward, and we will carry out a discussion on the challenges and future directions for the topic. Natural Computation for the Data Age Hissam Tawfik Leeds Beckett University United Kingdom Brief Bio Hissam Tawfik is a Professor of Computer Science with research expertise and interests in the areas of Biologically Inspired Computing, Health Informatics and Technology Acceptance. Hissam has a research track record of more than 100 refereed journal and conference publications and he is a visiting Professor at the University of Seville. 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I have a database application that I developed on Windows XP using Java as the front end and Access as the back end. I have the database on the server and maintain it from various pc's that access the server. I now have to make this application available to the MAC users. I have be unsuccessful in finding an ODBC driver to set up the JDBC-ODBC connection. I have been looking for 2 hours now all over the web with no luck.
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In Berlin... Austrian Ernst Kaltenbrunner is appointed to head the SD, replacing Heydrich.
On the Eastern Front... The Soviets continue to advance. Kropotkin in the Caucasus and Novyy Oskol north of Valuyki are captured.
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GERMANY: Dr. Ernst Kaltenbrunner succeeds the late Reinhardt Heydrich as head of the RSHA. Controlling the SS, Gestapo, extermination squads and death camps.
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SOLOMON ISLANDS: The Japanese submarine HIJMS I-1 is detected off Guadalcanal by New Zealand corvettes HMNZS Moa and Kiwi. The I-1 was making a supply run and is loaded with cargo for Guadalcanal. After depth charging and ramming by Kiwi, the I-1 severely damaged is run aground on Guadalcanal. This submarine proves to be a treasure trove of intelligence material.
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CANADA: Submarine HMS Seawolf arrived Halifax, Nova Scotia for ASW training. (Dave Shirlaw)
Destroyer escort USS Neunzer laid down.
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U-466 had to abort patrol due to serious technical problems.
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" Kaltenbrunner gave himself up claiming to be a doctor and offering a false name. However, his mistress spotted him, and by chance occurrence, she called out his name and rushed to hug him. This action tipped off the Allied troops, resulting in his capture, trial, and execution."
Kaltenbrunner was basically a bumbling drunk and a Nazi sycophant....nothing really.....compared to the supremely ruthless, ambitious, and intense man he replaced, Reinhard Heydrich, who was assassinated by the Czech resistance in 1942. Heydrich organized Operation Hummingbird in 1934 which eliminated Ernst Roehm and the SA. Heydrich also organized Kristalnacht in 1938, the first major action against the Jews in Nazi Germany, in addition Heydrich chaired the Wansee Conference which put the Holocaust into effect on an industrial and organized basis. Heydrich also served in the airfoce and saw action on the Eastern Front, but Hitler thought he was too valuable to be at the front and had him reassigned to be the Protector of Moravia (occupied Czechoslovakia) in addition to his other duties as head of the RSD, which served as the SS's own secret service and the post Kaltenbrunner eventually succeeded to. So ruthless and fearsome was Heydrich, he even made Himmler nervous. An archetype Nazi in every respect, cunning, ruthless, driven, and organized. Kaltenbrunner in comparison, was a pompous drunkard, and a pathetic spectacle at the Nuremberg trials, even his fellow co-defendents avoided him as much as possible.
Bottom of page 4, the Nazi press is whining that the Soviets "misled" them by not accurately reporting troop strength, camouflaging units, built new railroads and towns that were not on the Nazi's maps.
I suppose that was for internal consumption, for Germans who would rightly ask how could Hitler and the Nazis have cocked up the Russian campaign so badly?
The I-1 was a large Japanese "cruiser" sub that actually was bigger than the ships that eventually ran it aground and sank it. It was a treasure trove of intelligence in code books, charts and logs that were not destroyed before Allied troops got on board.
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