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Now I want both!
I think they're related, but obviously distantly related.
man salv divornim sucks
not fun
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i was just doing the math on these bulk powders and i realized how fairly DCP is priced
Not sure at this point.
I know which version you (and everyone else) want, though, and I'll try to make that happen if we do the bulk Phenogen, but no promises.
I also REALLY want to drop a hint about something else I'm really pushing for but I can't because chances are slim that it will happen. Doh!!
The one with SesaThin in it. Everyone loved that version.
Thank you for noticing. THis is an extremely LOW margin item for my company, but I believe so strongly in the formula that I am keeping the price VERY low. By industry pricing standards, MSRP should be double what it is.
I leave it up to my own abilities to tackle raw material prices, and work closely with my suppliers to reduce cost. If any increase in profit comes, it will come from this direction, not from price raises.
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I really liked both versions, but the one with sesathin was indeed better. In all reality though it doesn't really matter too much in that the price of sesathin has significantly dropped (thanks to NP and Avant) so stacking sesathin with the GTE version would still be very economical. The opposite goes as well, as green tea caps can be had at a very reasonable price to stack with the sesathin version of phenogen.
Luckily I still have an old bottle of the original phenogen laying around so I'll be using that in the next few weeks, but I'm excited to hear that it will be returning to the market at a reduced price.
BTW, where the hell have you guys been? Avant was by far one of the most innovative comanies out there (and also one of my favorite) and it seems as though you guys have fallen off the face of the planet. Anything new coming out (other than synthesize)?
Maybe. Remember, it's not for sure that this will happen. There's a chance it may not happen.
Yeah, a lot of weird stuff happened last year (moving of the homeoffice, etc.) so we fell really behind.BTW, where the hell have you guys been? Avant was by far one of the most innovative comanies out there (and also one of my favorite) and it seems as though you guys have fallen off the face of the planet. Anything new coming out (other than synthesize)?
We've got a lot of new things lined up after SyntheSIZE. SyntheSIZE is just the start of a whole new avenue for the Avant name- a new avenue that is going to be a little different from the old-school Avant.
But old school Avant isn't going anywhere. The old will coexist side-by-side with the new.
That will make a lot more sense in a few weeks.
HEAT Stack is coming back. It's just that alpha-yohimbine is a pain in the ass.


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A report released by the auditors on Friday said Ford had overstepped spending limits by about C$40,000 ($40,000), or about 3 percent in the election campaign. It also found that he had received some goods and services at favorable terms.
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A wonderful little cheese shop. I ended up tasting several delicious cheeses. The staff was very nice and knew their cheeses. If I lived in Des Moines, this would be a regular stop for me.
A wonderful little cheese shop. I ended up tasting several delicious cheeses. The staff was very nice and knew their cheeses. If I lived in Des Moines, this would be a regular stop for me.
Thank goodness I do not live in Iowa nor near this shop. The lady behind the counter out of the blue asked if we were interested in trying cheeses. She pulled out at least 6 or 7 cheeses for us to taste. I ended up getting cheese for dinner that evening.
My wife and I have been here 3 times recently, so I thought it was time to write a review. Part cheese/meat/beer/wine retailer and part restaurant, this place has something for anyone looking for good food and drinks. Word of warning: the dining portion of the place only has seating for 15-20 people.....try to go during non-peak dining hours. The... More
This place is amazing. Quaint with an amazing cheese selection. Better yet, knowledable owners. We sampled, we learned and walked out repeat customers. The shop warmth and selection reminded me of a great cheese store in Florence. Bliss in Des Moines.
While traveling through D.M. I stopped here today to treat myself and now by coincidence, I turned on Iowa Public TV tonight and found the re-run of the show, Iowa Ingredient, highlighting this wonderful shop and their chef! The shop's selection of cheese is exceptional...after trying many different kinds I decided on a French Gruyere and Flory's Truckle (which I... More
This tiny shop in the Roosevelt Shopping Center is attracting a lot of attention in DM. The owner knows a lot about cheese and can talk to you about particulars and make recommendations for your specific questions. Their fondue is great as is their macaroni and cheese and grilled cheese sandwiches. If you are a cheese lover, you will love... More
Fun little spot for wine and cheese tasting – lots of cheese to chose from and nice selections of wines by the glass, or buy a bottle and they'll pop the cork for you there!
If you love eating cured meats and fine cheeses, come and enjoy yourself. 1/2 cheese shop -1/2 restaurant. If you are going to eat with friends, keep in mind that here are only about 6 or 8 tables though, so you may have to wait. They sell a limited section of beer and wine as well. It's only a few... More
Ate here three times in the past two weeks: first time, enjoyed a great dark beer in a tulip glass and savored some double-cream bleu cheese and bread, Returned with friends, enjoyed wine, beer, cheese plate, olives (fantastic-not like the supermarket) nuts and cornichons. Brought a loaf of foccacia from La Mie Bakery just a few doors down, some garlic... More
Plain delicious and gooey home made Mac N Cheese. You get a nice container of water on the table and excellent, caring service. The food is served quickly and pleasantly. Highly enjoyed!
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joekfsuOhio 3.95/5 rDev -4.6% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 16 oz pint glass poured at Vintage. Pours golden orange with 1 cm off white head. Aroma is more citrus than pine, but both are overwhelming. Initial flavor is sweeter than expected for a double IPA, but still well balanced with the huge amount of hops. Hops dominated the aftertaste of the beer, and it is lasting. Some lacing, very light carbonation, light to medium body, and only some alcohol noted. High drinkability and hides the alcohol well. Serving type: on-tap 02-22-2008 03:27:35 | More by joekfsu Biscuit033Pennsylvania 4.08/5 rDev -1.4% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 A: Golden with a creamy white head and good retention and great lacing. S: Strong citrus (a lot of grapefruit) and some pine. T: Lots of malts up front, caramel and toffee, then you are hit with the pine, lemon, and grapefruit and finishes with a bit of butter at the end. M: Creamy and bitter (more and more bitter after each sip) with a clean finish. D: The bitterness grows a lot after each sip. This would be tough for me to do more than one or two. It is very well balanced though. You can't taste the alcohol but it does warm the face. Serving type: on-tap 02-19-2008 02:39:29 | More by Biscuit033 mltobinConnecticut 4.33/5 rDev +4.6% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Served on tap at a bar in Connecticut. Appearance is a copper tone with a medium sized white head, poured into a pint glass. Smell is rich with wood, spice, and hoopy tones all present. Taste is very hoppy but not too hoppy, a very well balanced ipa and the first beer that I have had from Great Divide, I am very impressed with this selection. Drinkability is solid, but with a high ABV, pace yourself. Serving type: on-tap 02-18-2008 23:17:20 | More by mltobin cooncatOhio 4.35/5 rDev +5.1% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Serving was on tap at the 2008 Brew Kettle "Ogre Fest" (Strongsville, OH.) The brew is a golden copper color, with nice head and head retention. Swirl of the glass continuously brings up nice lacing. Nose is dominated by the piney and floral hop notes. Taste follows the nose pretty well. You are at first assaulted by a massive piney/citrus hop presence. However, these hops are backed up by caramel and bready malts, which make for a nicely balanced brew. IBU rating of 85 seems understated, but the 9.1% ABV is not noticeable until the end, when the beer has warmed up some. Dangerously quaffable - drink with respect and moderation. We paired this up with a soft Bavarian pretzel with wasabi mustard sauce. This brew can handle intense flavors! Highly recommended. A fine offering from Great Divide! Cheers! Serving type: on-tap 02-17-2008 15:33:54 | More by cooncat DeuanePennsylvania 4.05/5 rDev -2.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Thanks to Nitrogen for this one...Growling at the Moon Trade. A-Slightly hazy Copper with a thick light tan head. Moderate lacing all the way thru. S-Nicely aromatic of pine and citrus with hints of malt sweetness. T- Firm malt backbone with plenty of citrus hops and hints of pine. Alcohol is well hideen but an amount of warming comes thru. Overall, well balanced. M-Medium bodies with a certain crsipness. Lot sof lingering astringency. Aftertaste of piney bitterness and citrus. D-A good DIPA for sure. Not quite the right hop profile / malt balance for me to be a 5 but is surely one I could enjoy off and on. Serving type: growler 02-14-2008 11:48:34 | More by Deuane jwolfie70California 3.73/5 rDev -9.9% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Had on tap at the Bistro DIPA festival. Poured a light coppery color. The smell was all hops. The taste was similar, a very dry (for a DIPA) piney hop taste predominated. It did not have a very stong malt presence, and I would say it tasted like an uber-hoppy IPA. Having said that, given the ABV of the beer, it is deceptively strong (i.e. it hides it alcohol well behind the hops). A good DIPA, but I prefer more malt presence to counter-balance the hops. Serving type: on-tap 02-12-2008 23:06:56 | More by jwolfie70 ffejherbPennsylvania 4.13/5 rDev -0.2% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 On tap at Canal Street in Reading, PA on 2/9/08. A - Clear orange/amber body with modest carbonation and one-finger frothy, off-white head that left some fantastic, ornate lacing around the glass. S - Big pungent and juicy citrus hop nose with grapefruit, orange and pineapple notes. Sweet caramel malt and a slight alcohol twang. Nice sweet and juicy aroma. T - Juicy citrus fruits dominate, but a sturdy, sweet malt backbone keeps the hops in check. M - Medium body with a super creamy texture and fair amount of heat from the alcohol. Spreads a nice warmth over the tongue. Moderately bitter finish with some residual sweetness on the tastebuds. D - Quite drinkable for a DIPA. A bit of alcohol warmth, but the hops are sweet and juicy. Very tasty! Serving type: on-tap 02-10-2008 21:03:37 | More by ffejherb satownsColorado 4.38/5 rDev +5.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Purchased a growler from the brewery and poured into a Breckenridge 471 IPA half pint glass. I know; sacrilegious. Color is that of applejuice. Kind of this caramel orange shade. Decent amount of head which recedes to a single layer of bubbles. Elegant lacing from the start. Low carbonation, which is expected from a draught product stored in a growler overnight. High fill on the growler and a distinct psssst upon opening. Barely perceptible level of band-aid phenols. Malt sweetness appears to control the aroma. Spicy floral hops are wonderful, but not in your face. The aroma is actually quite tame. The flavor is where the party is! Excellent balance between the crystal malt flavor and that of the high alpha acid hops. Nice citrus and pine character with a caramel/toffee complement. Bitterness is very smooth...probably due to using hops that are low in co-humulone, a harsh bittering acid found in hops. The malt bill melds perfectly with the hop usage in this beer. In my opinion, probably one of the best tasting strong IPAs, double/imperial, that I have found (and I had a Pizza Port/Stone brewer as a roommate and I cycle with the Avery crew). Fantastic body on this beer. Nice and full... If you like this style of IPA, this should definitely be on towards the top of your list. If you cant get it, beermail me and we can work a trade. The only thing i hold against this beer is its aroma, I would like to see a ton more of it. GD made the right move when the picked up their new brewer last year! Music enjoyed whilst sampling: Hooray for Me by Bad Religion Serving type: growler 02-04-2008 00:00:49 | More by satowns CyberkediGeorgia 4.38/5 rDev +5.8% look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Aroma is richly hoppy and promising. Color is a beautiful dark amber with a nice thick head. Flavor is seriously hoppy and has a piney tone, as well as some hoppy bitterness, but not so much as to be unpleasant. I highly recommend this beer to all hops fanatics. Serving type: on-tap 01-24-2008 20:44:41 | More by Cyberkedi hwwty4Missouri 4.35/5 rDev +5.1% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Poured a 22oz bottle into a Boulevard chalice (2 pours). Pours a murky orangey amber with a big head that left serious lacing down the entire glass. Aroma is sweet citrus, oranges and grapefruit, with a piney note that lingers. Taste is big on the hops. Nice. Lots of grapefruit and pine, with a bready flavor and a hint of sweetness. Mouthfeel is heavier then I expected with a positive effect on the beer. There is just a little carbonation and it finishes pretty dry. A great beer by a great brewery. Serving type: on-tap 01-06-2008 02:38:22 | More by hwwty4 franksnbeansOhio 4.4/5 rDev +6.3% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Pours a dark hazy copper with a finger of white head that dies slow. Smells of the west coast with big citrus, rindy hops and a malty backbone. The bittering hops smack you with full force, the sweet malt makes a noble attempt at balancing but the hops give way and linger. Medium in the mouth with crisp carbonation. Session this if you can. Serving type: on-tap 12-15-2007 05:01:17 | More by franksnbeans beerphanPennsylvania 4.38/5 rDev +5.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Growler -> pint 2007 @ MadMex, Cranberry, Pa Pours a clear copper, with a quaint one inch white head. Thin sheets f lace. Carbonation appears minimal. Nose: Strong hop nose mostly pine Smooth silky mouthfeel. Strong sweet caramel malts upfront, followed by a fruity citrus pine back that finishes with a lingering pineapple bitterness. Alcohol is well hidden behind the full flavors. Pretty balanced as the full malt presence is subdued by the almost over the top hoppy bitterness. Very drinkable DIPA, that will sneak up and bite you in the ass with the 9.1 ABV. Enjoy. Serving type: growler 11-24-2007 01:50:55 | More by beerphan callmemickeyPennsylvania 4.1/5 rDev -1% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 a: rich amber with a healthy white head... could use some better retention and lacing... s: lovely back and forth play between citrus and piney hops.. citrus gets the upper hand though... and the sweet malts can be felt in the background t: lovely. malts first, hops firing away in the middle and fading off nicely towards the end... lots of citrus.. almost candy like in pleasure m: not as powerful as some other dipas, its smoother and a bit more refreshing... less bite... o: all around solid dIPA... a bit more malty than i like though Serving type: on-tap 11-15-2007 01:36:04 | More by callmemickey GiovanniPennsylvania 4.5/5 rDev +8.7% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 On tap at Teresa's Next Door in Wayne, PA. A: Beautiful pour into a large snifter. Color is deep amber with a coppery glow from the bar lighting. Light and airy three finger head that hung around for a while. S: Very powerful. Piney and citrus. Grapefruit dominating. T: Damn! This DIPA is gigantic. Big Malt. Big Hops. Major zip up front and a long, deep finish that lingers and lingers. Excellent. M: Medium body. Very creamy and smooth, but balanced with zing. D: Very drinkable, but also satisfying enough that one could do the trick on a slow night. This is a tremendous and powerful beer. Drink up! Serving type: on-tap 11-13-2007 21:06:01 | More by Giovanni rye726Colorado 4.5/5 rDev +8.7% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Poured fro nitro at 45F into goblet. The appearance is a crystal clear amber color. It is complimented by a thick tan head. The aroma is a complexity of multiple varieties of hops. The various hops blend well together to create a smooth double IPA. A medium body and refreshing bitterness make this a very drinkable brew. A subtle sweetness pairs it well with grilled Asian and American BBQ cuisine. A great IPA and another winner from Great Divide. Serving type: nitro-tap 11-04-2007 04:50:46 | More by rye726 OWSLEY069Pennsylvania 3.98/5 rDev -3.9% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Pours a pale orange/ copper color with an off white head. Aromas are all about the grapefruity hop. Some more in the taste, hops, hops, hops. Dryer in the end, does not show alcohol that much either. A sticky hop aftertaste. It is a great double/ imperial IPA. Serving type: on-tap 08-20-2007 13:59:52 | More by OWSLEY069 PittBeerGirlPennsylvania 2.6/5 rDev -37.2% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 4 | overall: 2 A- Transparent amber body with thick foamy pale rust colored head. Great head retention and plenty of lacing is left behind in the glass. S- Balanced aromas of citrus, caramel malt, toffee, and hops. Smell is rather welcoming. T- Citrusy hops are first with a caramel malt and toffee back bone. Seems prety balanced. This is followed by a very agressive crass hop finish that lingers and lingers in the back of the palate. Nothing is at the end to balance out the hops. M- Medium carbonation and smooth creamy body. Well done. D- The crass hop aftertaste was over the top for me and I found it hard to enjoy. I tend to enjoy fuller more balanced DIPAs rather than agressive ones. This one just wasn't for me. Serving type: on-tap 06-24-2007 16:10:12 | More by PittBeerGirl ArrogantBColorado 4.03/5 rDev -2.7% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Hercules was a clear, golden amber color when poured into my snifter. There was a short off white head. It smells like crispy hops and sweet syrup. There is definitely some hop bitterness but not straight "hoppy". I really prefer citrus and pine in my DIPA's.There was some malty caramel balance and not a hint of alcohol. The mouthfeel was sticky and chewy. This is good stuff; too bad Great Divide raised their growler prices :( . Serving type: growler 06-11-2007 22:44:42 | More by ArrogantB EPICACMassachusetts 4.18/5 rDev +1% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 On tap at Bukowski's in Boston. Appearance: Pours a hazy copper with dense but thin, off-white head that leaves sheets of lace. Smell: Hops, hops, hops! Citric and resiny and strong. There's also some sweet maltiness, but mostly the hops dominate. Taste: Again, lots of hops. Toasty and caramel malts make a brief appearance upfront, but are quickly met by resiny, citric and grassy hops. Not too sweet, which is a fault of many DIPAs. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied, moderate carbonation, a tad oily. Drinkability: Great for a DIPA. I actually find the DIPAs that are hoppier to be more drinkable than the overly malty ones. Serving type: on-tap 03-23-2007 04:23:52 | More by EPICAC ColoradoBobsColorado 4.45/5 rDev +7.5% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4 Reviewed this previously from the 22-ounce bomber. This time, Falling Rock Tap House had it ON CASK, and I couldn't resist. Really, this is everything on cask that the bottled version is, only smoooother in every way. So sticky-thicky chunky-chewy, with a huge walnutty-malty-thick backbone, and the monstrous citrus-metallic-pine hops load. Aromatic to the max, this is like baklava in a glass for nutty-sweetness, with a boat load of hops bitterness for balance. If you ever get a chance to have this on cask, don't miss it. Serving type: cask 03-22-2007 03:16:49 | More by ColoradoBobs DamianMassachusetts 4/5 rDev -3.4% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 3 Drank on-tap at the Publick House, Brookline, MA Poured a glowing, crimson-amber with a tight, creamy, one-finger, off-white head that slowly faded to a stubborn film of lace. Aroma was aromatic and intense. Citrusy, cascade hops blended with a rich, sweet, stiff malty backbone to make for a very well balanced nose. The taste was punchy and flavorful yet not well balanced like the aroma. A touch of malty sweetness was barely detectable up front before the palate-shredding hops took over. Piney, grapefruit-like cascade hops and hop oils were biting and bitter. As the beer warmed, some ripe fruits were also noticeable. Nice alcohol warming in the back of the mouth. The finish was dry, puckering and lasting with bitter, biting, grapefruit notes detectable here as well. Full-bodied for the style with a super creamy, rich and fluffy mouthfeel. As for drinkability, this was a rather difficult to drink DIPA. While the beer was packed with flavor and the alcohol was well masked, the intense bitterness was quite difficult to handle. Serving type: on-tap 03-13-2007 12:49:06 | More by Damian TyrawlingsOhio 3.9/5 rDev -5.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 On tap poured into a pint glass. A: Hazy dark copper in color. The beer shows an off white two finger head that dissolves quickly. Nice sticky lacing. S: Floral. Cirtus and pine residue. Malts and biscut. Alcohol. T: Wet citrus and pine hops that slap your tongue with an herbal bitter bite. Citrus fruit is following by toffee or caramel malts that try to muscle up to the initial hop blast. Grass or earth is met by a warm spicy alcohol finish. M: Slighty syrupy but smooth. Minimal carbination. Slick or oily mouthfeel and dry. D: Dangerously drinkable but the high alcohol content limits the amount had in one session. A hop lover's brew for sure. Another solid beer from Great Divide Brewing Co. Serving type: on-tap 02-14-2007 23:46:49 | More by Tyrawlings sstackhoOntario (Canada) 4.43/5 rDev +7% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5 On tap at Bukowski's in Boston (around $6 for 12oz). The original beer-importing plan for this trip was to bring home some Great Divide Titan IPA, but that plan was foiled by me realizing that I can't (legally) bring beer back home over the border to Canada duty free on this short trip... To drown my sorrows, I head to Bukowski's to discover that they have the Great Divide Hercules Double IPA on tap! And oh my, was it good. Hoppy, full, wonderful. Every sip went down gloriously and the taste stayed in the mouth until I replaced it with something else. Heaven in a glass. Serving type: on-tap 02-08-2007 23:17:26 | More by sstackho cracgorTexas 3.43/5 rDev -17.1% look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 I was a bit underwhelmed with this one. It is a normal appearing IPA, amber with a thin offwhite head on top. It smells pretty good with a nice aromatic blend of hops. The taste is not nearly as strong as I expected. It tastes good in that it is well balanced, clean, and refreshing, just not that special. Serving type: on-tap 01-20-2007 15:28:14 | More by cracgor SacoDeToroCalifornia 4.2/5 rDev +1.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 On tap at Falling Rock in Denver. The beer poured an amber golden with a minimal head that quickly faded. You could tell that this beer was so saturated with hop oils that it suppressed any chances of a big head. The aroma was wonderfully pungent with a nose that was dominated by an explosive burst of resiny and citrusy hops. The flavor of the beer was primarily that of citrusy hops (duh) with enough of a medium/light caramel maltiness to help round things out. As potent (and lovely) as the hops were, they were very smooth. The beer was well attenuated so it wasn't smackingly sweet like, which is were I feel that most double IPAs are susceptible to loosing points. The beer had a very "bright" taste and a nice spiciness that I prefer in IPAs and DIPAs. Many brewers out there bottle condition their DIPAs, but in my opinion, the yeast cake zaps much of the intended potency of the beer after a few months. When it comes to DIPAs, I'm in favor of enough time for flavors to meld, but not mellow. The mouthfeel was medium and the carbonation seemed dialed in just right. The beer had a touch of vinous flavors, which helped give it its own character. Distinctive and rich, this beer is a classic. Now that it's available in 12oz. 4-packs, I'll try to grab it more often. 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HubSpot's new Signals product, for instance, will allow salespeople to see when whether an email to a customer lead has been opened. That's something Boston startup Yesware has been offering since mid-2011 for salespeople using Gmail.
HubSpot's new Social Inbox product, meanwhile, aims to "fight the noise" in social media feeds by delivering the most relevant posts to a user. Cambridge startup Cloze has been offering its own "noise-canceling" inbox for social posts since mid-2012.
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I don't mind paying for some items at that amazing store, but when it's something that I know I can DIY at home for so much cheaper, then you can bet I'm going to do it!
If you follow me on Instagram, you might have seen that my version was just featured in Mother Earth Living Magazine, a wonderful magazine that is sold in Barnes & Nobel, Walmart, and many other places. It's my first time having my work featured in print, and I can't describe how cool it is to flip through the pages of the magazine and see my project!
In honor of it being published, I thought I'd bring back this tutorial and share it with you today... enjoy!
Don't get me wrong, I love Anthropologie as much as the next person, but seriously, $28 for a small and $40 for a large mason jar snow globe? These snow globes are adorable, but I knew that I could make them for a LOT cheaper using some mason jars from my collection and some bottle brush trees.
I've been wanting to make these for weeks, but those darn trees have been so elusive! The only place I could find them in stock (finally) was at Home Depot, of all places, for around $7.50 for a whole bag of 21 trees. Great deal!
So here's my Anthropologie Inspired Snow Globes, with a much more reasonable price tag. And they can be made in under 5 minutes each!
I think Anthropologie has some serious competition with my DIY version, don't you agree? Especially when mine costs 1/20th and 1/14th of their price!! Here's how to make your own beautiful snow globes...
- Mason Jars (any shape and size you would like to use)
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- Fake Snow or Epsom Salt (I used fake snow because I wanted it fluffier than Anthro's version)
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- Small Rocks or Clear Pebbles (optional)
Step #1- Glue a tree onto the inside of a mason jar lid. If you want your tree to sit higher, so that you can add more snow, then glue your tree to a small rock or pebble like I did.
These snow globes are so pretty to decorate with, and would make a great gift with a cute tag and ribbon wrapped around the base! I hope you enjoy making these as much as I did. Cheap, fast, and easy, the best kind of DIY project, right?!
P.S. If you were thinking about adding water and glycerin to this version, DON'T, unless you want to have a "blue Christmas" ;) Not that I would ever try such a silly thing.
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Every mom has one of those days where she just wants to scream breaking the window glass and explode her own head. Mine is always when my husband and the boys have peanuts on their snack time. If only they can be a little bit civil when enjoying those delicious little crunchy snacks I can probably have lengthier shelve of emotion life. But my emotion is set off every time I wake up on the next day.
The problem is not with the peanuts. It's my husband and the boys who eat peanut like monkeys. If you don't know how monkeys eat peanut just for your information, they surely don't put the junk in the garbage bin. They pop the nut, put it in their mouth and leave the rest on the ground. In this case, it's my living room.
Of course you can tell me that I should have put a garbage bag or some bowl to place the peanut cages. Trust me, I did. Always. However the boys are smart and creative. They think that tossing around the junk is a magnificent idea. Not to mention how they toss half of the bag in their room.
This normally continues almost the whole day when we stay home. It means when I wake up in the morning I will find a hot mess living room as if hundred monkeys have just visited and enjoyed having peanuts there. Do I feel like to explode? Duh!
So the day would go something like this:
Morning: I would be entering the denial mode which means I pretend that nothing is wrong. I make breakfast, sip my cup of coffee (and it's a MUST because it is not the day when you want to miss your coffee in the morning) and then continue to glue my self in the sofa watching television. I can feel some peanuts are attacking my butt but I won't really care because it is not there. It's just an illusion.
Afternoon: The kids have woken up, had their breakfast, had their shower, played a bit and I finally gather myself together to face the ugly truth: the junk of peanuts in my living room.
At first look the junks seem unbearable. It is just all over the place and for a moment I can not decide what to do, how to do or where to begin. But if I take another look and concentrate there is always a light at the end of a tunnel.
Yes I can vacuum them but there are toys scattered all over the place too. They are bigger than the junks and to vacuum in between them is really not efficient. Right! So I start picking up the bigger things first: the toys.
Now when the toys are all in their box I can see better that the junks is not actually that bad. I decided to sweep the big pieces before start running my vacuum. And guess what? Turns out, those junks that have been taking over my living room and the boys' room, which look like tons of junk, it is not that bad either.
After sweeping it and gather it on a side, it is only as much as this:
WOW! If you are surprised, trust me, I was almost fainted myself. The reality is sometimes things are not as worst as it seems. It is most of the time only a mind game. And the same goes to your problem too.
When we are hit with a big problem, what we see is only the problem. It's like a fog that covers our vision and it drags us away from what the real thing is. Our vision is blur thus we are enable to fight it and reach a solution. Because in panic, all the exit door seem to disappear.
Pause for a moment. Take a deep breath. Denial is fine but only for a while. Never run from your problem because no matter how far you run you will always come back to it. Gather yourself, focus and prioritize. Look from different angles. You will find solutions that you can work on. Last but not least start working toward the problem. Believe me, when you can see thing clearly it won't be as bad as you think at first.
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In a tiny desolate town, there is only one road in and out. A fair skinned, blue eyed teenage girl rejects the indigenous blood of her mother for the blood of her Irish father. A teenage indigenous boy spends all of his time in a plantation pine forest. Years of incarceration have molded a tough exterior and separated him from any love. The two find themselves together, alone, with no money and no transportation. Over a period of twenty-four hours, these two hardened souls come together and hitchhike on a lone highway to Sydney where they unwillingly affect their self-identity and inner feelings.
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Although I bake at least one loaf per week, it's been a while since I did a 'bready' Cakes & Bakes post. This spelt bread recipe is from a book we've previously reviewed, Emmanuel Hadjiandreou's How to Make Bread.
Owing to the rise in popularity of low-gluten cooking, spelt flour is getting much easier to get hold of – most large supermarkets and independent health food shops now stock it. I have to admit I'd never heard of Kamut prior to baking this loaf.
- 300g/2½ cups Kamut (khorason) flour or (wholegrain) spelt flour
- 6g/1 tsp salt
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- In one (smaller) mixing bowl, mix the flour and salt together and set aside. This is the dry mixture
- In another (larger) mixing bowl, weigh out the yeast, add the water and stir until the yeast has dissolved. (You will need slightly less water if you're using Kamut flour.) This is the wet mixture
- Add the dry mixture to the wet mixture. Combine with a wooden spoon and then your hands until they come together to form a dough
- Cover with the bowl that had the dry mixture in it and let stand for 10 minutes
- Knead the dough as instructed in photos I, J & K in the illustrated page here
- Cover the bowl again and let stand for 10 minutes
- Repeat steps 5 & 6 twice, then step 5 again. Cover the bowl again and let rise for 1 hour
- Punch down the dough with your fist
- Lightly dust a clean work surface with flour
- Remover the dough from the bowl and place it on the floured work surface
- Gently flatten into an oval. Fold the right end over into the middle, then the left
- Press down slightly to seal the dough together. You will now have a roughly rectangular shape.
- Pull & fold the top of the rectangle one third of the way toward the middle, pressing it into the dough
- Swivel it 180º and keep folding as in step 13 until you have a shape roughly the size of your loaf pan
- Place the dough inside the prepared loaf pan, seam-side down
- Cover the loaf pan and let rise until slightly less than double the size - about 30-45 minutes
- About halfway through the rising, preheat the oven to 240ºC/450ºF/Gas mark 9. Place a roasting pan at the bottom of the oven to preheat. Fill a cup with water and set aside
- When the dough has finished rising, remove the bowl or covering
- Place the bread in the preheated oven. Pour the reserved cupful of water carefully onto the hot roasting pan and lower the temperature to 220ºC/425ºF/Gas mark 7
- Bake for about 35 minutes or until brown
- Turn the bread out of the loaf pan and set on a wire rack to cool
Tools: 1 500g/1lb loaf pan (greased with vegetable oil). Graduated mixing bowls (I like to use clear glass bowls so I can keep an eye on where the rise is at). Flexible plastic dough scraper/cutter (optional).
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