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I am looking for the best Scotch (or Scotch's) That are not avalible in the U.S. Thank you... Joel Marchello P.S. I am lovin this forum!!! Last edited by Goodfella; 03-19-2011 at 04:22 AM. |
The are many available thru - The Whisky Exchange in England - which is a great source of many not usually seen in the states. The old adage about one mans 10 is another mans 2 goes here as well as to what sprits you enjoy. |
Good point. I am stilll fairly new to my love of Scotch. I have been enjoying Highland Park, Balvenie, Johnnie Walker Gold... Just to name a few.
I like sharing.... So ALL recommendations are good to me. Because even if one isn't MY favorite, My geusts my love it. I would just love to tell people "you cant even get that Scotch in the U.S.". |
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As 505Gibbs stated, The Whisky Exchange in London is a great source as well as Royal Mile Whiskies in Edinburgh. I have been buying from these retailers for years. One thing to keep in mind. In order to keep one from having a heart attack over shipping charges, I have found that a minimum of three bottles should be purchased to make it more palatable. No pun intended. Royal Mile Whiskies is a little bit cheaper on shipping charges, but both stockists are generally competitive. Keep in mind that the price you will pay is the "ex VAT" price as the whiskies will be shipped out of the UK. Also, always pay in POUNDS STERLING if given the option to pay in DOLLARS or in POUNDS. The exchange rate will be friendlier on your credit card. I keep up-to-date with the current exchange rate by frequently visiting XE.COM But in answer to your question about whiskies that cannot be had in the US, there are several good whiskies currently on the market. As taste is subjective, one has to ascertain as you are doing. I highly recommend TALISKER 57 NORTH ( no age statement ). As I normally find the younger GLENFIDDICHS austere; there is a current bottling of GLENFIDDICH named GLENFIDDICH 14-YEAR-OLD RICH OAK which is a delightful and pleasing dram. Additionally, BALVENIE currently has two 14-year-old expressions on the market; a RUM and a GOLDEN CASK. The BALVENIE 14-YEAR-OLD RUM CASK can be bought in the US, but the BALVENIE 14-YEAR-OLD GOLDEN CASK is only **** in Europe and DUTY FREE. In my opinion, the GOLDEN CASK is one of the best bottlings that BALVENIE has come out with recently. I recently compared the two in a tasting. The GOLDEN CASK has loads of complexity and palate pleasing tastes that repeat themselves along with continuously picking up new flavors along the way. The GOLDEN CASK also has a long and lip-smacking finish. The palate begs for more. It is definitely a "moorish" dram. As I bought a bottle of the RUM cask for comparison, I found the RUM cask to be the fraternal twin that did not shine at all. I would not buy another bottle of the RUM cask. If you like peated whiskies, and especially Speyside peated drams, TWE bottles a 12-Year-Old CAPERDONICH at 57%. A good digestif to sip and savour to lose yourself in for the rest of the evening. Two of the drams I have recommended have age statements and one does not. A NOTE ABOUT AGE STATEMENTS: Never get hung up on age statements. The age of a whisky does not indicate the quality of the whisky inside. To paraphrase Michael Jackson, the noted whisky writer ( God rest his soul ), Americans for some reason feel the magic age for a whisky is 12 years old. Why? No one knows. Last edited by bkblankenship; 03-20-2011 at 04:14 PM. |
Thanks alot Ken. When I go to Scotland this year, I want to get ONLY bottles I cannot get here in the U.S.
Thanks alot Joel P.S. I also put a reply on a thread about finding a map of distilleries.... Maybe you can help? |
I just got back from Scotland and was looking for the same thing. Stuff I can't get in the states. You were asking for "the best" but I can at least tell you few more that aren't available here:
All the Diageo "Flora & Fauna" series. They have pictures of animals on the labels and are often single malt bottlings of whiskies that are components of the company's blends. Mortlach, Daluaine, etc. There is also a Duty-free Glenfiddich 19 year old "Age of Discovery" aged in madiera casks. Haven't tried it. |
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I went from Edinburgh to Aberdeen to Inverness to Isle of Skye, to Glasgow.
I visited three distilleries: Glenfiddich Glen Grant Talkisker But I only did the tour of Glenfiddich, which was a very good one and good for a first-timer like me. The folks at Talisker were great and offered a sample dram even though we didn't do the tour. (Of course, it was March and there weren't too many other tourists around, relative to the summer months.) Dan |
My favorite whisky that isn't available in the U.S. is Glenfarclas 15yr. It is the best of the Glenfarclas line that I have tasted. It is superb. It is so good, I ordered two bottles from across the pond. One will be kept sealed for a while, but the other is slowly losing liquid.
I just watched a DVD about scotch whiskies.... and it talked about them.
I want to try one. I think I will order a bottle or two. |
From distributors in the New York market, there are currently about 450 single malt expressions available. Thus, there were about 2000 more expressions bottled in Scotland last year. If you go to any of the great whisky stores in Scotland, blindfold yourself and pick a bottle off the wall like you're playing pin the tail on the donkey, you have about an 80% chance of plucking something off the wall which is not being imported into the U.S.
The big question: Why is so much good whisky being kept out of the states? The simple answer: Bottle size and back label requirements. An enormous amount of Scotch is bottled in 70cl (700ml) bottles. This bottle size is not accepted by the BATF. So unless the distiller, brand owner, or importer/distributor in the U.S. wants to afford the expense of a small and unique bottling run for the U.S. market, the bottles cannot come to the U.S. For all bottles of wine & spirits for **** in the U.S., there is also the requirement of a back label which, in my humble opinion, requires the unnecessary prose about drinking too much of it minimizing our ability to safely operate a tractor while increasing our chance of getting pregnant. So the same distiller, brand owner, or importer/distributor also faces additional costs for a separate labeling run. And this is just at the federal level. The importer/distributer must pay to have the front and back label of each bottle approved for each market they want to sell the bottling in. If they want to be in all 50 states, they pay for 51 label approvals - one for each state and one for the feds. The label situation alone explains why the cost of single cask bottlings are more expensive than general bottlings such as Glenlivet 12, Macallan 12, Glenmorangie 10... Once there labels are approved, they're more or less good forever unless they change their label. Anyway, any bottling you buy in a 70cl bottle is not something that can come into the U.S. Edradour, 10 Yr, d'Yquem Sauternes cask finish is an incredibly interesting dram which isn't brought into the U.S. The other thing to look for are bottlings from mothballed and lost distilleries. |
Can't 'legally' call it scotch, but the whole original basis for the Japanese whiskies was to make their own scotch.
Masataka Taketsuru went and lived in Scotland to study scotch making and married a Scottish woman before starting up his own distilleries in Yoichi, Hokkaido, then Miyagichou, Miyagi. Some of the best unavailable in the states would have to include Yoichi 10, Hakushu 10, Yamazaki 12, Miyagikyou 10, and that's just some of the single malts I've fallen for. |
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I was interested in this exact topic. I have a friend who lives in London and is coming back to the states for her wedding. As a way of thanking me for helping out, she offered to bring me something liquid so I figured this was an opportunity to try something I ordinarily wouldn't be able to get. I love peaty Islay malts. Laugavulin 16 is probably my favorite scotch of all that I have tried. Is there something in that vein that's not exorbitantly expensive that she'd be able to find in London?
The Glennfiddich 19 "age of discovery" was great. It was part of the last set of samples from MoM that I tried with the boss.
I picked up a bottle of the Glengoyne Teapot Dram (distillery only bottle) about a year and a half ago and it was phenominal. I think they recently released a second edition.
For something peated, Highland Park puts out quite a few special editions that you can't get in the U.S. (some don't get distributed here, others are duty free only). I tasted the Earl Magnus in Montreal a few years ago - quite impressive. The Highland Park website does a great job of giving information about all of their special editions. |
I know there are difficulties in transorting to the U.S, I happen to know an owner of an online whisky auction and he offers postage to the USA/Canada. He always simply asks that you contact him first.
It's funny, I live in the UK and usually really struggle to buy a bottle which is released worldwide but with a tiny quota left for the UK - the Bowmore Devils Cask was a good example, 6000 produced I think but only around 400 left in the UK I would argue the US restricts import to protect it's own market's as well...? Last edited by bobb; 11-30-2013 at 12:14 AM. |
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Forty-one years ago, the renowned physicist Dr. Christopher Robin vanished. Before his disappearance, his fringe science theories about the existence of endless alternate universes had earned him both admirers and enemies. Now his widow has died and Alex Benedict has been asked to handle the auction of the physicist's artifacts—leading the public to once again speculate on the mystery surrounding Robin's disappearance. Did he finally find the door between parallel universes that he had long sought? Intrigued, Benedict and Chase Kolpath embark on their own investigation as they follow the missing man's trail into the unknown to uncover the truth—a truth people are willing to kill to protect… Prologue Lt. Jeremy Dalton frowned at the screen. "Nothing yet, Steve?" Steve Yaniwicz activated the expanded scan, pressed the earpods to signal that the AI was telling him something, checked a second display, and shook his head. "No, sir. No sign of her yet." Dalton was wearing his formal whites, in preparation for the upcoming change-of-command ceremony. "Okay," he said. "They have to be close. Let me know." "Yes, sir." He called the Command Duty Officer. "Still negative, Mr. Brolley," he said. "Check with the rest of the squadron, Jerry?" "Yes, sir. They are not in the area." It had been almost two hours since the Abonai's scheduled arrival time. The Dellacondan star drive, like the Armstrong system that had preceded it, wasn't too accurate. You might come out of it thirty or forty million kilometers from your intended destination. But they were providing extensive coverage. Somebody should have picked up the cruiser by now. "All right," Brolley said. He made no effort to hide his concern. "Let Fleet know." Admiral Thadeus O'Conner was aboard the incoming ship, scheduled to take command of the 314th Attack Squadron. Dalton had never seen O'Conner, didn't know anything about him, but he had to be an improvement over their current commander, Mary D'Angelo. The woman who never smiled. Who was impossible to work with. She thought nothing of chewing out subordinate commanders in front of anyone who happened to be present when she got annoyed. She insisted on telling everyone, in microscopic detail, how to do their jobs. And she had no respect for the chain of command. If she disapproved of the way a junior officer was handling an assignment, she didn't arrange to work through his boss; she went after the offender herself. It was clear she enjoyed raising hell, and there was no one in the squadron, and especially on the Celestine, who would regret her departure. As inevitably happened in such cases, she had been promoted. He turned back to the comm operator. "Steve—" "Yes, Mr. Dalton." "Get a message to comm ops at Point Edward. Tell them we're still waiting. Ask them to provide an updated ETA." Point Edward was, effectively, just down the street. A forty-minute flight. In and out of hyperspace. It was hard to imagine what could be holding things up. He watched Yaniwicz send the message. That, he suspected, would be the signal for the cruiser to arrive. But it didn't happen. The transmission would require about twenty minutes to reach the Point. He looked out through the port at the Veiled Lady, which, to him, bore no resemblance whatever to a woman but appeared simply as what it was: a nebula filled with a million stars drifting through the night. Janet McReady, who did indeed look very female, thought he lacked imagination and pretended to feel sorry for him. Janet would be assuming the watch in three hours. She was an intellectual type, beautiful but pretentious. Read philosophy and pretended to be able to see the child peering out of Barnable's impenetrable art. How, she'd say, could you miss it? Well, she looked good, and for a woman, that was enough. He was still thinking about Janet when Yaniwicz raised a hand to signal he had something. It was too soon for Point Edward to have answered. Too soon for them even to have received his message. He started toward the comm desk, but Yaniwicz pointed at an auxiliary screen: From: CDR, Third Fleet Movement Report Abonai not received as of 1720Z. Confirm Abonai your area. Movement reports were routinely sent at departure and arrival. Dalton squinted at the message, then forwarded it to the CDO. Moments later, Mr. Brolley appeared in the comm center. He did not look happy. "Still nothing?" he asked. The CDO was easygoing, a guy who never got excited. Dalton had been impressed with his behavior under fire. He was exactly the man you wanted to be with if you were having a serious problem. "No, sir. No sign of her." "Very well. Tell everybody in the squadron to take another look. We want a report, positive or negative, from every ship." "Yes, sir." "While we're at it, let's inform Point Edward that we haven't seen them yet. Confirm whether they left on schedule." "We've already done that, sir. A few minutes ago." Brolley sighed and walked out. He'd be keeping Admiral D'Angelo informed, of course, which meant dealing with another of her annoying habits. When something went wrong, she had a tendency to sound as if it was the fault of the reporting officer. He had no doubt that Brolley was already feeling the heat. Well, at least she hadn't come down to the comm center yet. Instead, she'd be descending on Operations, taking control of the scanners and sensors and giving obvious instructions. Dalton had seen her described in the Fleet newsletter as a can-do hands-on officer. The request went out, and, within minutes, the destroyers began to check back in. McMurtrie first: Negative on the Abonai. Then Karasani. Then Hopewell. It was, of course, an exercise in futility. The three cruisers and six destroyers that comprised the Flag Squadron were already doing what they could, watching their screens, and standing ready to report at first sighting. Had they seen anything, they'd have said something. Wilson reported negative. Cajun. Eventually, Yaniwicz got a reply from Point Edward: The Abonai ETA has not changed. They left on schedule. More than two hours ago for a flight that should have taken twenty minutes. Chiyoko negative. Sattari negative. "The drive's erratic, Mr. Dalton," said Yaniwicz. "It could be on the other side of the sun." "I know, Steve. It wouldn't be the first time. But it's going to screw up the ceremony." "I hope nothing's happened." "So do I. They've probably just missed their target. I hope." Yaniwicz grinned uneasily. "Safer going to Rigel," he said, "than going to the grocery." It was the standard platitude of the interstellar transport lines. But then there'd been the Capella. Nine years earlier, on a flight from Rimway to Saraglia Station, it had made its TDI jump and never been seen again. Twenty-six hundred people had gone with it. And there'd been the Warburton, lost eighteen months ago. Wreckage had been found, leading investigators to believe that its mass detectors had failed, and the ship had tried to materialize inside an asteroid. Of course, had that happened with the Abonai, there'd have been an explosion of considerable magnitude. No way they could have missed it. They waited. Messages from Point Edward became increasingly frantic. Patrol craft and destroyers began to arrive to assist in the search. Janet relieved the watch. Dalton returned to his quarters, showered and changed, went to the officers' mess for dinner, where, of course, the conversation focused exclusively on the lost ship. Tag MacAllen had a sister aboard the Abonai, and Boros Razkuli, a son. Everybody knew someone in the crew. At midnight, when Dalton returned to his watch station, there was still no word. Six months later, the Abonai was formally declared lost. An extensive search by a sizable portion of the fleet had revealed nothing. A memorial service was held at Point Edward, and another at Toxicon, the Abonai's home port. To the dismay of the Celestine's crew, Admiral D'Angelo was extended. Investigations continued for a year and a half. All reached the same nonresult: The Abonai, its crew, and Admiral O'Conner, were missing due to cause or causes unknown. Part I Virginia Island 1 However useless your product, package it properly, and people will buy it. People will buy anything if the approach is correct. It is this happy truth that keeps the wheels of commerce rolling. 1434, Rimway calendar. Six years later. I was sitting in my office at the country house, watching the snow come down, when Karen Howard arrived. The storm had reached epic proportions, at least by local standards, and I'd expected her to postpone. But she appeared at the front door exactly on time. The only things I remember about her were that she wore a big hat, and that she talked in a loud voice. And, yes, that she was short. When she'd called for an appointment, she'd dodged explaining why she wanted to see us. "I have something to sell," she had said. "I know you'll be able to get a good price for me. It's all quite valuable." But no details. That kind of approach is usually a guarantee that the prospective client is trying to get away with something. The antiquities business attracts a lot of con artists. Particularly our specialty, which is handling objects that have specific historical significance. The original notebook, say, that Despar Kolladner had used when he was writing Talking with God, or a set of drums that had belonged to Pepper Aspin. People are usually quite good at creating and producing supporting documents, but Alex is hard to fool. It's only happened once, and it cost us. But that's a tale for another time. Karen came into my office, shook off the snow, and removed the hat but held it close to her blouse as if it would one day be a collector's item. "I'm Elizabeth Robin's sister," she said, in a tone suggesting that explained everything. I invited her to sit, but she remained standing. So I got up and came around in front of the desk. "I'm Chase Kolpath, Ms. Howard. How may I help you?" "You're the person I talked to?" "That's correct." "Is Mr. Benedict available?" "I'm his associate." "You didn't answer my question." "At the moment, Ms. Howard, he's busy. I'm his associate. What can I do for you?" She frowned. Took a long look at me. Apparently decided she could make do. "You may know that Elizabeth died last year." I had no idea who Elizabeth Robin was, but I nodded and managed to look sympathetic. "I've inherited the estate," she continued. "And I have some items connected to Christopher that I'm going to make available. I'd like your help getting a good price." An old Ray Cammon song, "Love Is All There Is," was playing quietly in the background. "Who," I asked, "is Christopher?" She just barely avoided rolling her eyes. "Chris Robin," she said. "Of course." Then, seeing that I needed further explanation: "Elizabeth was his wife." "Oh," I said. "Chris Robin the physicist?" "Yes. Who did you think?" Now she sat down. "He's been dead a long time," I said. She smiled sadly. "Forty-one years." "I see." "Maybe I should be speaking with Mr. Benedict?" "You should understand, Ms. Howard," I said, "that artifacts connected with physicists—Well, there's just not much of a market for them." "Christopher wasn't just any physicist." "Did he accomplish something special?" She sighed, reached into a handbag, and pulled out a book, an old-fashioned collector's edition, with his name on it. Multiverse. "Here's part of what he did," she said. "Well—" I wasn't sure where to go from there. "It looks interesting." "He accomplished quite a lot, Ms. Kolpath. I'm surprised you don't know more about him. I suggest you read this." She laid the book on my desk. Then she reached back into the bag and brought out a small box. She opened it and handed it to me. It contained a wedding ring with engravings of Liz and Chris, with the inscription "together forever." There was also a diamond-studded comm link. "This is the one he always wore," she said, "on special occasions. Whenever he received an award. Or spoke at an event." "Okay," I said. She produced a chip. "I wanted you to see some of the other items. Do you mind?" "No. Of course not." The chip activated our projector, and a pair of lamps appeared. "They were custom-made to his order." The lamps were ordinary flexible reading lamps, one black, one silver. Documentation consisted of two photos of Robin, one at his desk writing by the light of the black lamp, and one in which he was relaxing on a sofa, reading, with the silver lamp behind him. "I have a large number of his bound books. He was a collector." She showed some of the individual volumes to me. Mostly they were physics texts. There was some philosophy. Some cultural commentary. Danforth's History of Villanueva. "One problem is that he was always writing in them. Elizabeth said he couldn't sit down with a book without writing in it." She shrugged. "Otherwise, they're in excellent condition." For significant people, of course, writing in a book inevitably increases its value. I wasn't altogether sure whether Robin qualified for that classification. "There are other items as well. Some of his lab equipment. Some wineglasses." She showed me those, too. None of them would be worth anything. There were several other photos, some taken outside, usually of the happy couple, posed in starlight or beneath a tree or coming up the walkway to the front door of what appeared to be a small villa. "It's their home," she said. "On Virginia Island." A few were limited to Robin himself. Robin lost in thought by a window, Robin biting down on a piece of fruit, Robin throwing a log on the fire. One photo consisted of two lines of print. "It's the closing sentences," she said, "from Multiverse." We cannot help then but draw the conclusion that each of us has an endless number of copies. Consequently, we are never really dead, but simply gone from one plane of existence. "I never really understood it," she said. "Oh, and I almost forgot." A photo of a superluminal appeared. The ship's name, or maybe a designation, was partially visible on the hull, but the symbols were nonstandard. Since all vessels use the same character set, the vehicle seemed to be a photographic fiction. "I also have three autographed copies of Multiverse, and also—" A battered, broad-brimmed hat appeared. She looked at me expectantly. Then sighed. "It's the Carpathian hat he made famous." She put more framed photos on display. Robin and Elizabeth in the bright sunlight on the front deck of their home, Robin at a lectern with one hand raised dramatically, and Elizabeth with another, younger, woman. ("That's me," said Howard.) And there was Robin receiving an award, shaking hands with students, conferring with various people. And at his desk with his eyes fixed on a notebook. And one I especially liked: Robin at a restaurant table pouring tomato sauce onto a salad while Elizabeth watched with a tolerant smile. "He loved tomato sauce," Howard said. "He put it on everything. Potatoes, sandwiches, beans, meat. He used it for a dip." "Okay," I said. "I've got it." That was my moment to cut it off, to explain that we only deal with artifacts that are connected in some way with famous places or events, or with historical figures. That I was probably not the only person in Andiquar who'd barely heard of Chris Robin. But I ducked. And she roared ahead. "Look at this," she said, activating another visual. It was a painting of Robin and his wife. Elizabeth was dark-haired, attractive. The kind of woman who always draws attention from guys. She wore a pleasant smile, but there was a formality in the way she stood and in the way she looked at her husband. "She died last year," Howard said. "Yes, I'm sorry." Her eyes clouded. "I am, too. She was irreplaceable." Robin could have been a perfect typecast for the mad scientist in an over-the-top horror show. His eyes peered out at me with unrelieved intensity. His hair had retreated from the top of his skull though it was thick and piled up over his ears. Unlike Elizabeth, he made no effort to look gracious. His expression reminded me of Dr. Inato in Death by the Numbers whenever he was about to unleash a killer typhoon on a crowded resort. Another oil painting displayed a few musical notes and a date. "Those are the opening bars from 'Starlight and You,'" she said. I'd heard the song, of course. It had been popular off and on for years. "What's the connection?" She looked surprised. "He wrote it." "Really?" "Do I sound as if I'm kidding?" A note of annoyance had crept into her voice. "Not at all," I said. "Music or lyrics?" "Both. Chris was a man of many talents." Well, I thought, maybe we had something after all. I was reminded once again of the perils in dismissing a prospective client too quickly. Another painting depicted him and Elizabeth standing atop a bluff overlooking a moonlit ocean. "They lived on Virginia Island," she said. "Did I mention that?" "Yes." "It's a gorgeous place. Have you ever been there?" Virginia Island was halfway around the planet. "No, Ms. Howard, I'm afraid I've missed it." She smiled tolerantly. "You need to get out more. Get away from the office and see the world." Robin was wearing the Carpathian hat, slanted off to one side. He and his wife stood with their backs to the imager. They were leaning against each other, looking out to sea. Though they were not clasped in each other's arms, it was a remarkably romantic picture. A photo depicted him walking through a terminal, carrying a small piece of luggage, with a notebook slung over one shoulder. "This one's of special interest," she said. "Why's that?" "He was leaving for that last flight." "Did something happen on the flight?" Another show of disdain. "At the end of it," she said. But she seemed disinclined to go further on the subject, so I let it slide. |
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• . J2£>* Memuer ^ . I* FARMINGDALE of the ^ tf/ OBSERVER ^ ™ TPIBUNF W v l ' i Group of i f/ ^^" Y. » a• Ci » ooumm mmmuu umn niit yyit v *•",>. "" ^ J Newspapers i# « r^ r- o. a ! « AN OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE VILLAGE OF FARMINGDALE SERVING THE GREATER FARMINGDALE AREA, BETHPAGE AND MELVILLE Vol. 10 No. 42 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Published by THE OBSERVER, Inc., Box 146, Farminedale. N. Y. Thursday, June 7, 1973 # i5c ' » VM < ' $ rA'' v$ l v s , f**^ % V^ SP *. '* w! lxy *£.*^ <&£€%£^ m fe"€ I I 1 1 lit Revised Budget Adopted By Board of Education What Farmingdale High School is accomplishing and the problems of financial support of the school system were the main topics discussed at Monday evening's regular school board meeting. ffisNt. -^ • - TEACHER HONORED: Mary James, chairman of the Jenkins Memorial Fund Committee, is shown presenting an honorary lifetime membership in the' PTA to Preston Corsa, administrative assistant in charge of Pupil Personnel Services of the Farmingdale Public Schools. Mrs. Helene Trattner, president of the Council of PTA's looks on. Preston Corsa Receives Jenkins Memorial Award The highest honor a Parent - Teachers Association can bestow upon an individual has been presented to Preston Corsa, administrative assistant for Pupil Personnel Services in the Farmingdale Schools. The New York State PTA Jenkins Memorial Life Membership was awarded to Corsa by the Farmingdale Council of PTA's during the Annual Council Dinner held May 24 at Manor East Restaurant. Corsa has been a part of the Farmingdale school system since September 1947 holding the positions of senior high school English teacher and Director of Guidance before assuming his present position. Corsa's qualifications for such an honor include president of the Long Island Association of Pupil Personnel Administrators and membership on the Farmingdale Youth Board and Board of the South Nassau Division of the American Cancer Society. He was instrumental in founding the Farmingdale branch of the Cancer Society. In her statement at the presentation of the Life Membership, Mary James remarked: " Honorary Life Memberships are given to individuals the PTA wishes to honor for their contributions to the welfare of children and youth. It is given with pride and gratitude to those who have made a significant contribution to children of their community by our Farmingdale Council." Corsa has been active in Cub Scouts, Little League and PTA functions. In his capacity as administrative assistant for Pupil Personnel Services, Corsa's responsibilities include supervising services to handicapped children within District No. 22, acting as liaison with BUCKS tor their special vices, providing borne tutoring for children with temporary handicaps and supervising the General Welfare Fund for needy childlren. Corsa oversees district- wide testing programs, coordinates teacher conference days, supervises services for disadvantaged youths funded by state and federal agencies, assists with the Superintendent's annual report and holds a seat on Concerned Parents Committee. Further activities include acting as principal fort Special Education PTA and participation as a member of the Administration Council and the South East Area Advisory Council for BOCES. The Jenkins Memorial is part of the New York State PTA " Twin Projects" which includes the Jenkins Memorial Scholarship Fund for Teacher Education and the New York State Teacher Fellowship Fund for Graduate Study. The purpose of the scholarship fund is to attract outstanding high school graduates into the teaching profession. The aim of the fellowship is to urge excellent teachers to remain in that field. PTA instituted the " Twin Projects" in its belief teachers such as Corsa are the key to education and in turn quality education depends in great measure upon superior teachers. The projects are supported by monies received as the testimony to the dedication and contributions of those honored individuals to the education and welfare of children. Corsa was unanimously selected for the Jenkins Memorial Life Membership by representatives of each member school in the Farmingdale PTA Council because they feel he has demonstrated the role of such individuals and reflects the many positive contributions of members of the teaching profession in educational developments. The proposed budget discussed at last week's hearing was adopted unanimously by the board. Trustee Frank Ranieri, however, discussed some reservations including the high cost of education in a low wealth district and the lack of reduction in staff in comparison to the drop in enrollment. He said that Dr. William Kinzler, superintendent of schools, was doing a study on how other districts such as Massapequa managed to lower the tax rate. Trustee Terry Weathers ciritcized the State for not covering a fair share of education cost and said that the public must get the legislature to correct inequities in the financing of education. The budget totals $ 25,063,701 with a tax rate of $ 15,324 for Town of Oyster Bay resident and $ 22,476 for Town of Babylon residents. The board also approved the new salary schedule and an addendum to the contract with the Farmingdale Classroom Teachers Association. Ranieri voted against the approval of the salary schedule. Accomplishments in the area of music were vividly presented at the board meeting by a performance of the High School Double String Quartet. The players, Fred Fehleisen, Pamela St. John, Marcie Green, Matthew Abrams, Carol Sue Lind, Denise Logan, Tim Harrington, Ellen Caruso, Fabienne Johns and Jerome Washington had rehearsed the piece on their own. Igor Hudadoff, director of Music, commented ' that the Farmingdale Schools had done very well in the New York State School Music Association competitions held June 1 and 2. In the sports field some of the members of the championship Lacrosse and Track teams were introduced. High School principal, John McLennan, and director of guidance, Leonard Marino, reviewed the current status of last year's graduates and the outlook for this year's. Of this year's 1000 graduates approximately 71 percent are continuing with some form of formal education and about 19 to 20 percent will be going on to actual jobs or job training including the armed forces. The remaining 10 percent mostly boys, are without specific vocational direction. McLennan said that these were the ones he worried about most and more had to be done for them. Over $ 400,000 in various kinds of financial aid will be received by Farmingdale Students going on to higher education according to Marino's estimates. Aid is given on the basis of need and ability. Among the awards are three for students who will attend Harvard University worth a possible total of $ 36,000. Community groups have awarded prizes totaling about $ 10,000. The trend is continuing toward more students attending two year and state supported colleges. In a follow- up study of the class of ' 72, 36 percent are attending two year colleges, 30 percent four year institution, 6 percent are in other post secondary education, 2.1 percent are in the Armed Forces and 22.7 percent have entered the labor market. In other business the school board made appointments for secondary elementary summer school. The teachers salaries for the elementary corrective reading program to run from July 2 to July 31 are fully funded by the Federal government. The school board approved with letters of appreciation the retirement of six faculty members who have served the district a total of 117 years. They are Roberta Everitt the director of Library Media, Beatrice Hamburger from East Memorial, Helen Mihalski from Woodward, Helen Robertson from Mill Lane, and Albert Holub and Roger MacArthur from the Senior High School. John Guilford, former superintendent of schools in Farmingdale, died last week. In his memory all at the school board meeting rose for a minute of silence. Marilyn Hametz THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BLOCK: Oyster Bay Town Councilman Howard T. Hogan stands with Micheal Mena ( center) and Micheal Wolling on Maple Street in Far mingdale after the street was selected ' Most Beautiful Block in the Neighborhood. " The boys. 6th graders at East Memorial School, spurred by an ecology project 111 their class, launched a " most beautiful block" contest 111 their neighborhood. Maple Street was chosen ironi six streets which participated in the contest.
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Join me in the fight to cure, better treat and prevent type 1 diabetes!
Hello! This year, I'll be taking part in JDRF's Ride to Cure Diabetes, along with hundreds of other riders across the country to improve the lives of all people affected by Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). I have registered to take part in this event and will ride 100-miles on July 27th in Burlington, Vermont.
As someone who lives with T1D, it can be difficult and even life threatening. It affects both those of us who have it as well as our family and friends who we love and who love us. T1D is sometimes silent, because I work hard to mange and stay on it, only those who really know me even realize it. It requires constant thinking, calculating and taking responsibility for my actions. Do I or others living with it have a choice? No because it is something we live with 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and for me almost 18 years now. It never goes away, but even though it is challenging it doesn't change who I am, the wonderful family and friends in my life. I stay positive and strong and think about the day a Cure for T1D is found.
I am asking for your support and donation to JDRF for my upcoming 100-mile Ride to Cure Diabetes. You may not be there with me and the hundreds of others who will be participating on the roads of Burlington, Vermont, but by giving your support and a donnation to JDRF, you too can help me complete my goal of completing 100-miles in riding to make a difference for millions of people living with Type 1 Diabetes, and the JDRF in finding a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes.
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As the leader of the Type 1 Diabetes community, JDRF unifies global efforts to cure, treat and prevent T1D. JDRF will not rest until T1D is fully conquered. I ask that you please join me in my 100-mile ride with a generous donnation to JDRF so a cure for T1D can be found?
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Please excuse me now, I have a lot of training and miles to ride as I prepare for the Ride to Cure Diabetes on July 27th!
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JDRF Ride to Cure Burlington, Vermont - Training Ride #17 & #18
Ride #17 - "The QUAD County Ride" - 46.5 miles last Saturday - starting in Green Lane, PA - nice ride, through the 4-county area, and better yet we somehow made it all the way without rain, even though the sky looked like it would pour the entire ride.
Ride #18 - Evening 21.7 mile ride w/ HRC - tonight - little tired did back half on my own at good pace - instead of doing the 25 mile ride.
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Patricia tells her story – How one mother found hope after homelessness.
Donate to support homeless and at-risk families this #GIVINGTUESDAY. Help families build new lives today!
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The weather is getting colder and the holidays are fast approaching. Once again, we need your help to make the season brighter for homeless, formerly homeless and at-risk children experiencing the strain of extreme financial difficulties. We look forward to Housing Families' Annual Holiday Gift Drive and hope, with your support, children in all of Housing Families' programs will enjoy the magic of the holiday season.
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When you are having difficulty solving a parenting problem, you know you eventually will solve it. But today, you will find that sharing your problems with a friend or family member helps you come up with the right answer that much more quickly.
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A childhood treat would go a long way to perking you up today. It's time to come home and make a parfait, whether you want to go the healthy route with yogurt and low-fat granola or the more decadent one, with pudding, whipped cream and brownies.
You have a whole wardrobe at your beck and call -- but you don't take advantage of it. In fact, you eschew all those beautiful garments for the usual suspects: yoga pants, tennis shoes and your favorite hoodies. Start digging in your closet: You'll be amazed!


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Add some stripped-down style to your seating with this bistro inspired pair. Go bold with red or mix and match for extra impact.
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Very versatile, these can be used both inside and out thanks to their durable finish. Keep it simple, or mix and match for extra impact.
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In eye-catching galvanized steel for an industrial edge. The sit is firm and well supported - perfect for longer sittings and everyday use.
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Questions about the Legend Café Chairs in Brushed Galvanized (3)
Ana 29 Oct 2012
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The base of each chair leg is fitted with a plastic floor protector, so these chairs would not damage your laminate floor.
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Wack, the .30-30 will be fine, but ditch the see-through scope rings. I use a Marlin .45-70 with an XS Ghost Ring for oinkers. I've also used 30-06, 7.62X54R, and 7mm08.
In reality, any deer rifle is adequate. I don't know if I'd go smaller than a 7MM-08 for oinks, but I know people that use .25-06 , .257 Roberts, and 6mm remington/.243 Win. I don't think that's ethical for pigs, but that's me. Besides, you never know when you're going to run across something for which you wish you had a wider, more massive bullet.
I'd tend to think that a 40S&W could be anemic for oinkers. I raise pot-bellied pigs, and my 1 boar of about 175# has got a really thick, cartileginious covering around his head and neck. The Russian Boar cross, which is what you're looking for, is thicker and tougher. You might think about a wheel gun in .45 Long Colt, .44 Mag, or .41 Mag. And, if you think you get buck fever, wait until you see a boar with 6 or 8" tusks and gonads the size of apples staring you down from 35 or 50 feet. I used to be a cop in Houston, and unless you've learned to fire a sidearm under stress, I'd only carry one as a back-up for oinkers. These can be very dangerous animals. A buddy of mine was hunting up near Cleveland, Texas (about 45 minutes north of Houston) on horseback. A big boar ran out of the underbrush (lots of thick timber and undergrowth in our part of the state) and eviscerated his horse. Did you get that? A hog KILLED his 1000 pound horse.
And no, you absolutely, positively do not need a license to hunt feral hogs in our state. Go here to see the regulation, such as it is, on feral hogs. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/publications/annual/general/hunt_licenses/
Go here to register with Texas Parks and Wildlife to find landowners that might meet your desires. https://www2.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/hunt/planning/hunt_lease/
As far as shotgun only areas, I'm not aware of any. You just cannot imagine how rural (and HUGE) this state is. Yeah, 20 million people here, but a quarter of the state lives within about 60 miles of downtown Houston. And once you get west of I-35, "sparsely populated" would be understatement. As recently as about 15 years ago, there was a small ranch within the city of Houston - probably about 1000 acres, give or take. East to west (Orange, Texas to El Paso, Texas) is right at 900 miles. Same thing for south to north (Brownsville to the Oklahoma line above Amarillo) - just a tad under 900 miles. From where I live just northeast of Houston, it's takes me about 12 hours to drive to Atlanta, Georgia and about 11.5 hours to drive to El Paso.


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MetaPath is a tool for the analysis of metabolic pathways and associated visualization of experimental data. Built on the MetaCyc database, it provides an interactive map in which multiple pathways can be simultaneously visualized. Multiple annotations from the MetaCyc database are available, including synonyms, associated reactions and pathways, and database unification links. Metabolomics change data can be imported via simple CSV formats for visualization on targeted pathways. Pathways can be mined and removed algorithmically to identify key regulated pathways within a given dataset, providing a simper route to metabolic functions.
Salad (short for Letter Salad) is an efficient and flexible implementation of the well-known anomaly detection method Anagram by Wang et al. (RAID 2006). Salad is based on n-gram models, that is, data is represented as all of its substrings of length n. During training these n-grams are stored in a Bloom filter. This enables the detector to represent a large number of n-grams in little memory and still being able to efficiently access the data. Salad extends Anagram by allowing various n-gram types, a 2-class version of the detector for classification, and various model analysis modes.
Gwyddion is a modular SPM (Scanning Probe Microsope) data visualization and analysis tool. It can be used for all most frequently used data processing operations including: leveling, false color plotting, shading, filtering, denoising, data editing, integral transforms, grain analysis, profile extraction, fractal analysis, and many more. The program is primarily focused on SPM data analysis (e.g. data obtained from AFM, STM, NSOM, and similar microscopes). However, it can also be used for analyzing SEM (scaning electron microscopy) data or any other 2D data.
Curie is a very minimalistic, tiny C library. It supports basic I/O, basic networking, S-expression based I/O, signal handling, process handling, and I/O multiplexing. If the target architecture is explicitly supported, statically linked binaries may be as small as 4-20 kilobytes; if not, then it only relies on the host's C library. The library explicitly does not provide a POSIX interface so that it may be used in conjunction with a regular host libc (or without one).
Salsa is a Web application for authoring higher education syllabi called SALSAs (Styled & Accessible Learning Service Agreements). SALSAs promote learner-centric and accessible formatting, well-defined learning outcomes/objectives, and inclusion of required policies: accommodations for students with disabilities, academic honesty, course evaluations, etc. Salsa generates a unique and random hyperlink for you. Use the hyperlink to return and edit your SALSA, or publish your SALSA to generate a new hyperlink to a "read-only" copy of your SALSA in PDF or HTML format. No email address or signup is required.
Siren Renamer is a tool that renames, moves, and copies files using an expression. A lot of information associated with a file can be used, including name, extension, dates, and selection number. Other information is extracted from files according to their type: audio, video, image (standard and raw), EXIF, IPTC, Office document, PDF, ePub, HTML, and many others. Many different operations can be performed on character strings, complete directory trees can be processed, and images can be viewed. For example, to change a file name to uppercase with the mp3 extension, the expression can be '%ub.mp3'.
etm is an acronym for Event and Task Manager. It provides a simple, intuitive format for using plain text files to store event, task, and other data items, a command line interface for viewing stored information in a variety of convenient ways, and a cross-platform, PyQt-based GUI for creating and modifying items as well as viewing them. Displayed items can be grouped by date, context, keyword, or project and can be filtered in various ways. A display of busy and free times is also supported, as is a ledger view of time spent that is suitable for client billing. Alarms are supported for events and repetition for both events and tasks in a powerful and flexible manner.
Fimex is a the File Interpolation, Manipulation, and EXtraction library for gridded geospatial data. It converts between different, extensible data formats (currently netcdf, NcML, grib1/2, metgm, wdb, and felt). It enables you to change the projection and interpolation of scalar and vector grids. It makes it possible to subset the gridded data and to extract only parts of the files. For simple usage, Fimex also comes with the command line program fimex.
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David Lerner launched his signature collection in August of 2008. I wanted to create clothing that combined both aesthetics that is flattering and comfortable. A versatile, incredibly wearable collection that makes women feel sexy and confident, says Lerner. The DL Collection immediately cultivated an impressive roster of celebrity clients including Halle Berry, Megan Fox, Nicky Hilton, Shenae Grimes, Miley Cyrus, and Hilary Duff.
- 31" Inseam
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