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Scientific Advisory Board
The Scientific advisory board consists of our nation's leading scientist and psychiatrists. Their role is to review scientific research proposals and advice the executive board on which to award research dollars. There are many unanswered questions about bipolar disorder-what causes it? What are the genetics of it? How should we treat it? At this point, there is still so much yet to be discovered. IBPF is determined to be part of the answer-by providing funding for research.
Husseini K. Manji, M.D.
Husseini K. Manji, M.D., is global therapeutic area head, neuroscience research and development, a position he assumed in March 2009. He joined Johnson & Johnson in October 2008 to lead research and development in the central nervous system therapeutic area.
Manji was previously chief, Laboratory of Molecular Pathophysiology & Experimental Therapeutics, NIMH, and director of the NIH Mood and Anxiety Disorders Program, the largest program of its kind in the world. He is also a visiting professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Duke University. Manji received his B.S. (Biochemistry) and M.D. from the University of British Columbia. Following residency training, he completed fellowship training at the NIMH and obtained extensive additional training in cellular and molecular biology at the NIDDK, National Institute of Diabetes, Digestibe and Kidney Diseases. The major focus of his research has been the investigation of disease- and treatment-induced changes in gene and protein networks that regulate synaptic and neural plasticity in neuropsychiatric disorders. His work has helped to conceptualize these illnesses as genetically-influenced disorders of synaptic and neural plasticity, and has led to the investigation of novel therapeutics for refractory patients. He has also been actively involved in the development of biomarkers to help refine these multifactoral diseases into mechanism-based subcategories to develop targeted therapeutics.
Manji has received numerous research awards, including the NIMH Director's Career Award for Significant Scientific Achievement, the A. E. Bennett Award for Neuropsychiatric Research, the Ziskind-Somerfeld Award for Neuropsychiatric Research, the NARSAD Mood Disorders Prize, the Mogens Schou Distinguished Research Award, the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP)'s Joel Elkes award for distinguished research.
John C. Reed, MD, Ph.D.
John C. Reed, MD, Ph.D., is President & Chief Executive Officer of Burnham Institute for Medical Research, where he has worked as scientist and leader for over 15 years. Dr. Reed is also Professor and Donald Bren Presidential Chair at Burnham, with adjunct Professor appointments at several universities. Dr. Reed's scientific accomplishments include authorship of over 725 research publications and more than 50 book chapters. He was recognized as the world's most highly cited scientist for his research publications during the decade 1995-2005 in the broad field of "cell biology" and also in the field of "general biomedicine" by the Institute for Scientific Information. Dr. Reed is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, and has been awarded over 70 research grants for his work. He is a named inventor for over 80 patents and the founder or co-founder of five biotechnology companies. Dr. Reed has served as an advisor to numerous biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, and has also served on the Boards of Directors of several public and private biotechnology companies and life-sciences organizations.
Martin Alda, M.D., FRCPC
Dr. Martin Alda, Professor of Psychiatry, expert in mood disorders and in psychiatric genetics, is exploring the genetic and biological basis of mood disorders and the nature of response to long-term treatment.
Dr. Alda graduated from Charles University in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Prior to joining Dalhousie Medical School in 1998, Dr. Alda taught and practiced psychiatry in Czechoslovakia, at the University of Ottawa, and at McGill University. Currently he holds additional appointments at McGill University, The University of Pittsburgh, and at Charles University in Prague. Clinically Dr. Alda works in the Mood Disorders Program at the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax.
The focus of Dr. Alda's group is on major psychiatric disorders and their genetics. Bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and depression are all highly heritable, affect young people, lead to high morbidity and mortality, and can be more or less successfully treated. Three lines of enquiry – mapping genes for these conditions, linking the genetic predisposition with response to treatment, and examining how the genetic risk translates into behavioural and clinical features of the illness are at the core of the research program. To this end they use clinical, molecular-genetic, biochemical, brain-imaging, and neuropsychological methods in studies of patients and their family members.
Dr. Alda's research has been funded by the CIHR since 1997 and also supported by the Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation, Genome Quebec, Stanley Foundation, National Alliance for Research in Schizophrenia and Affective Disorders (NARSAD), the Ontario Mental Health Foundation, and Canadian Psychiatric Research Foundation.
Dr. Alda has published over 160 original papers and book chapters, and serves on editorial boards of several journals (Bipolar Disorders, Open Neuroscience Journal, Open Psychiatry Journal, Pharmacopsychiatry, and Psychiatrie). He is a member of various scientific organizations, including the European College of Neuropsycho-pharmacology, American Society for Human Genetics, International Society for Psychiatric Genetics, Canadian College of Neuropsycho-pharmacology, and the International Group for the Study of Lithium Treated Patients (IGSLi) and the ConLiGen consortium.
Dr. Alda held the NCDEU Young Investigator Award from the US-based National Institute of Mental Health, the Intermediate Research Fellowship from the Ontario Mental Health Foundation, and twice the Independent Investigator Award from NARSAD. Prior to his return to Halifax, he was the Canada Research Chair Tier I at McGill University.
Research Interests:
- Mood disorders: phenomenology, treatment, genetics, and neurobiology
- Psychiatric genetics, pharmacogenetics of psychotropic drugs
- Lithium
- Genetics of complex traits and their heterogeneity
Michael Bauer, M.D., Ph.D
Professor Michael Bauer, MD, PhD, is Director and Executive Chair at the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the Medical Faculty of the Technische Universität Dresden, and physician-in-chief of the psychiatric hospital and outpatient clinics at the University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus in Dresden, Germany.
Dr. Bauer received his MD from the Freie Universität Berlin, Germany, and his PhD from the Institute of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry also at Freie Universität Berlin. From 1990-1996 he completed a residency in psychiatry and neurology at Benjamin Franklin University Medical Center in Berlin, Germany. From 1998 to 2002 he was a Visiting Professor of Psychiatry at the Neuropsychiatric Institute of the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA). From 2002-2006 he was Deputy Head in the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at Charite-University of Medicine Berlin, in Berlin, Germany, and also Director of the Mood Disorders Research and Clinical Program at the Charité.
Dr. Bauer's research interests include the neurobiology and treatment of mood disorders with an emphasis on bipolar disorder, and refractory depression and investigation of the thyroid system in mood disorders using neuroendocrine and functional brain imaging techniques.
He currently is the President of the International Group for the Study of Lithium-treated Patients, Chair of the German Society of Bipolar Disorder, Chair of the World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry Task Force on Treatment Guidelines for Unipolar Depressive Disorders, and editor of the journals "Pharmacopsychiatry" and "Der Nervenarzt".
He has published more than 160 articles in peer-reviewed journals, 10 edited books and 54 book chapters and has been the recipient of several honors and awards, including the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression Young Investigator Award, the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression Independent Investigator Award 2005, the Judson Braun Research Scholarship at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Research Scholarship.
RH Belmaker, M.D.
Dr. Belmaker received his BA from Harvard College in 1967 and his MD from Duke Medical School in 1971. From 1972-74 he was a Clinical Associate at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, MD. Since 1974 he has held positions in academic psychiatry in Israel, first at the Jerusalem Mental Health Center 1974-1984 and then at Ben Gurion University of the Negev 1985 to the present.
Dr. Belmaker was a pioneer in biological psychiatry in Israel, and chaired the International College of Neuropsychopharmacology (CINP) meeting in Jerusalem in 1982. His research interests include affective disorders, especially mania, ECT, and second messenger mechanisms. In 1993 he submitted a grant request to National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression proposing that TMS could be therapeutically useful in psychiatry, and was awarded the prestigious Distinguished Investigator Award to pursue this hypothesis. He has received the Anna Monika Prize for Research in Depression (1983), the Ziskind-Somerfeld Prize for Senior Research in Psychiatry (1993) and the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology Lilly Research Award (1996), and the National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression Lifetime Achievement Falcone Award for research in affective disorder (2000) and the Research Prize of the World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry (2004).
He is President of the CINP (International College of Neuropsychopharmacology). Husband of over 40 years, father of six children and grandfather of four and counting, Dr. Belmaker is an avid amateur archaeologist in Israel and scuba diver.
Michael Berk
Professor Michael Berk is currently appointed as Chair of Psychiatry in the School of Medicine, Deakin University. He also is a Professorial Fellow at the University of Melbourne and the Mental Health Research Institute, and leads the first episode bipolar program at Orygen Youth Health Research Centre. He is immediate past President of the International Society of Bipolar Disorders, and Chairman of the Australasian Society of Bipolar Disorders. He has published over 350 papers on a range of topics with his research interests focusing on mood and psychotic disorders, particularly bipolar disorder and depression. His greatest contribution to the field is in the discovery and implementation of novel therapies. He has published over 20 self-initiated, non-industry randomised controlled trials, predominantly in bipolar disorder. He is a past committee member of both the Collegium Internationale Psychopharmacologicum and World Federation of Societies of Biological Psychiatry and is a member of a number of international advisory boards. He was the founding editor of The Journal of Depression and Anxiety, is associate editor of both the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry and Early Intervention in Psychiatry, has served as guest editor or is on the editorial board of 12 other journals as well as being a reviewer of 30 journals.
Prof Berk is the recipient of a number of grants, including a NHMRC CCRE and 3 NHMRC project grants, two beyondblue grants and two Stanley Medical Research Institute awards and is a lead investigator on the CRE for Mental Health. He is regularly invited as a speaker at international meetings. In 2008, he was awarded the Australasian Society of Psychiatric Research Eli Lilly Oration, the Pathcare Smart Geelong Research and Learning Expo Health and Lifestyle award and the G Force Recruitment Researcher of the Year award for his work, and in 2009 received a commendation in the Ministers Award for Mental Health. Since relocating to Australia in 2001, he has established a new research unit at Barwon Health, which now has 15 researchers and 6 students engaged in 33 projects, multiple local, national and international collaborations, as well as heading a clinical Professorial Unit at the Geelong Clinic.
Hilary P. Blumberg, M.D.
The focus of Dr. Blumberg's research is the utilization of brain scanning techniques to understand the neural systems that underlie emotional processing, and to investigate abnormalities in these neural systems in mood disorders. I have a particular interest in the cortico-limbic structures that include the amygdala, hippocampus and orbitofrontal cortex. I am especially interested in how genetic, developmental and environmental factors interact to influence the expression of abnormalities in these structures over the lifespan. I use a variety of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) methods to study the brain including structural MRI to look at regional brain volumes, functional MRI to look at regional brain activity, and diffusion tensor MRI to look at the integrity of connections between structures.
Joe Calabrese, M.D.
Joseph Calabrese holds the Bipolar Disorders Research Chair and is Professor of Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University. He is the Director of the Mood Disorders Program at the University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
Dr. Calabrese also co-directs an NIMH-funded 'Bipolar Disorders Research Centre, whose projects include research conducted by Bob Findling (Director of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) on the phenomenology and treatment of juvenile bipolar, and research conducted by Martha Sajatovic (Director of Geriatric Psychiatry), whose projects include late life bipolar disorder, health services research, and qualitative methodology.The research center is dedicated to the improvement of clinical outcomes in under-served populations of bipolar disorder, including those with bipolar depression, rapid cycling, children and adolescents, adults currently abusing alcohol and/or drugs, forensic complications of bipolar disorder, those receiving care within community mental health centres, older adults, and members of the Ohio National Guard.
Dr Calabrese has received numerous research grants from the NIMH and Federal agencies and published over 300 peer-reviewed papers. His primary scientific focus is the short- and long-term treatment of bipolar disorder, with special emphasis on bipolar depression and the rapid cycling pattern of presentation. Dr. Calabrese was chosen by psychiatry residents to receive the 'Best Teacher of the Year Award' in three different years, received the NARSAD Lifetime Achievement Award for his research in bipolar disorder in 2005, Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 2006, and the Gerald L. Klerman Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008.
Kiki Chang, M.D.
Kiki Chang, MD, is Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Division of Child Psychiatry. He is Director of the Pediatric Bipolar Disorders Clinic and Research Program, where he specializes in pediatric psychopharmacology and treatment of depression and bipolar disorder in children and adolescents. His research includes brain imaging, genetics, psychotherapy, and medication trials.
Dr. Chang graduated cum laude from Princeton University in 1988 and received his M.D. from the Tufts University School of Medicine in 1993. He completed his general psychiatry residency at the University of Cincinnati and his child psychiatry fellowship at Stanford University. After a postdoctoral research fellowship, Dr. Chang joined the Stanford faculty in 1999.
Dr. Chang is the recipient of the 2003 American Psychiatric Association/ AstraZeneca Young Minds in Psychiatry Award. He has been the recipient of two NARSAD Young Investigator Awards and has received a 5-year Career Development Award from the National Institutes of Health as well as an 5-year RO1 grant from the NIMH.
Dr. Chang is the author of numerous papers and book chapters regarding bipolar disorder and has presented widely at national and international scientific conferences and meetings.
Karl Deisseroth, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Deisseroth focuses on developing molecular and cellular tools to observe, perturb, and re-engineer brain circuits. His laboratory is based in the James H. Clark Center at Stanford and employs a range of techniques including neural stem cell and tissue engineering methods, electrophysiology, molecular biology, neural activity imaging, animal behavior, and computational neural network modeling. Also a clinician in the psychiatry department, Professor Deisseroth employs novel electromagnetic brain stimulation techniques in human patients for therapeutic purposes.


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Greg, I'm not sure the density is increasing. In more instances than not in my Sylvan Park neighborhood, the single-family houses being torn down are replaced with single-family houses. The only difference is they are bigger and usually uglier.
Donna, a murderer took the lives of two members of my family. We've been to parole hearings, too. To be consumed by rancor, bitterness and revenge is a choice, not a "life sentence" that was imposed on you.
Piss on you, Karl.
I disagree, Min. I think the victims should have the most say in what is justice and what is not. The victims are quickly forgotten, and in the end it is our story. We are left to speak for the dead family member. It was her life that was taken away. Who speaks for her? We do. And it is no one else's place to forgive; it is hers alone. Neither she nor we owe him anything.
When this killer to whom we are forever linked was sentenced to life in prison, we got a life sentence as well: traveling and testifying every few years to keep him in prison, where he belongs. My mother suffered a stroke the night before the first parole hearing as she was writing out her testimony and reliving the murder of her child. For that reason, the parole board then stretched the time between hearings to the maximum six years, trying to spare us as much as possible.
My children, who were children when this tragedy happened, are now grown and are sentenced to going to the parole hearings so they can testify over and over about the effect the murder had/has on them. It will be up to my children to do what the older ones cannot do someday.
And truly, in this case there is no question of the guilt of the convicted. If you knew the facts -- you don't -- you no doubt would agree.
I have been most concerned for my mother in all this. My brother and I are more emotionally detached by nature. And I have had the comfort of contact with my sister since she passed.
Reality is that Will Pinkston can bring facts and logic to show the obvious, and Karl Dean can only spout off carefully pre-planned sound bites and press statements that don't hold up upon a closer look.
I will try them but, as said in the article, I'm starting to tire of the never ending legions of "local food" or "southern food elevated" places that seem to be all the rage. And, thank you very much but, I don't need expensive cocktails to reaffirm my place in the urban jungle. What happened to food (and drinks) that are great but, at a reasonable price?
Sometimes I think snowman69 makes good points. But I think he's way off the mark here. Touring is grueling at any age.
Anyway, interesting side note: Other current 72-year-olds include Pete Rose, Dick Cheney, Bob Dylan and Martha Stewart.
"Pinkston for Schools" in an interesting Twitter handle for someone who is supposedly supposed to be in it for the kids. I would have chosed the title "Pinkston for Kids" but then again I would really be in it for kids while this Pinkston is in it for status-quo preservation of the MNEA.
This is why it is always important to look at the endorsements for the school board. Never vote for the retired "educator" or the "Endorsed by MNEA" candidate.
Looking forward to your explanation on why you still feel that $19.3 million still needs to go to the schools that suck even after the students and the money went to the ones that do not suck. If you cannot figure out how to reduce a budget while demand for your product declines then a career as an elected official was not something you should have chosen.
You seem to be more concerned about the employment of the staff at the schools than the product of the school. Maybe you should start caring a little less about them and a little more about the kids and families you supposedly are serving. They chose something better than you are willing or capable of providing. Now is the time for you and the staff at those schools to pay the piper.
Obstructionism by you and the board is the reason the charter schools have had a piecemeal effect on your district. Whining about how the students are FLEEING in an asymmetrical fashion makes you a douche. Get into the business of better schools or out of the business of obstructing those who do want to make lives better. Either way your asymmetrical student attendance declines are solved and you can rid our community of the crappy schools you are hell bent on protecting.
Please link the vandy study that provides the authority in this argument.
Guess they don't teach basic etiquette anymore... hat's off at the table anyone?
Completely agree. No excellent Mexican or Chinese food in Nashville.
@Min: From your comment about my comment: "No, he told her to go and sin no more."
She couldn't "go", if they stoned her to death. So what's yer point?
"No, he asked them to examine themselves."
She wasn't killed. Anyway, how convenient of you to ignore the rest of the paragraph.
@Chris Allen(enemy of American Lo-tech labor nationwide - but that's the liberal way): your paste from my paragraph:"Did Jesus absolve the woman of her sin (and crime at the time)?" No one is talking about absolving. Please stay on point.
Cherry picking phrases and using them out of context to make a point? So typical, and dumbass, especially when you refuse to address the biblical passages I mentioned.
And one last thing: You, a champion of sodomy, are deciding who's a Christian?
The reality is that kindergarten is now first grade and first grade is second grade, and when you take your kid to the first day of kindergarten, your kid is expected to already know what is taught in pre-K. Do the kids a big favor and don't let them start out confused.
Willie, I agree that age four is too young to be in school all day. I'd go for three hours a day, which is what my kids did way back when, before they started kindergarten. Studies have shown that stress hormones rise to bad levels in young kids in structured environments for 5 or more hours a day, or even fewer for the younger kids.
"There was no question of the convicted's guilt."
Not to minimize or dismiss your pain, Donna, but that is what people want to think, when they need closure and the conviction that someone has paid the price for their pain. But we don't let the families of dead victims vote on the outcome of criminal trials for a lot of very good reasons, most of them having to do with justice, rather than closure and the assuaging of grief.
I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Give him credit. Apparently he was able to say all that with a straight face. I never could have accomplished that feat.
I mean, I get the neighborhoods vs developers argument on some level but you're leaving out the sellers and buyers; happy sellers who are making large profits off the sale of their land and happy buyers finding new, larger homes in neighborhoods that aren't 30 minutes out of town. Not to mention the rise in property value these neighborhoods are enjoying due to this development. Plus, representing Edgehill houses as "historical" isn't really accurate. Most of them were built in the mid 80's by the lowest bidder and are under 1,000 square feet. In fact, many of them were built by the city as low income housing. I agree Nashville needs to preserve it's charm but we can't be expected to keep everything the same just for the sake of keeping everything the same. I live in Edgehill and welcome the change. I would assume most everyone living in the Gulch, 12th South and surrounding neighborhoods would agree it's a much better situation than 10 years ago due to the development. I think this uses a few negative situations where actual historic properties were torn down and replaced with eye-sores to paint a distorted broad stroke image of all the development taking place near the downtown area. As far as this hippo talk, does it really effect a person's quality of life to have a large house next door to their small house? I think that's a stretch. Nashville looks different than 5 years ago, and will look different 5 years from now. Rather than complaining the new developer put a nice new house in your neighborhood which doesn't fit your preferred ascetic you should be grateful you live in a city that is growing rather than a city that is struggling. That actually does effect our quality of life.
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Most people believe that sociopaths are dangerous criminals and, while that maybe true, there are many sociopaths that are not. You may not realize this but you probably are working with one. While a licensed professional can truly diagnose this disorder, the following are characteristics of a sociopath at work: ..."
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"Watching the news some days, you'd think a lot of companies were run by psychopaths. And, according to a recent study, some might well be. One of the authors of the study was hired by companies to evaluate managers — mostly middle-aged, college-educated, white males — for a management development program. It turns out that these managers scored higher on measures of psychopathy than the overall population, and some who had very high scores were candidates for, or held, senior positions. In general, managers with higher scores were seen as better communicators, better strategic thinkers, and more creative. However, they were also seen as having poor management style, not being team players, and delivering poor performance. But, apparently, this didn't prevent some of them from being seen as having leadership potential. The authors conclude that "the very skills that make the psychopath so unpleasant (and sometimes abusive) in society can facilitate a career in business even in the face of negative performance ratings."
"Pre-K"? Kids have less and less time to just be a carefree kid as time goes on, it's a sad situation as far as I'm concerned.
Next the Peabody Institute will conclude playing Bach and reciting Shakespeare while infants are still in their cribs "produces significant improvements in the academic skills blah blah blah..."


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So after reading Danzig's great post the other day, I kinda wanted to go back in time and look at 2007 Longshore again. Hell, let's include 2006 Longshore in there as well, but I'll focus mainly on the 2007 version.
The party line seems to be that he looked like an NFL quarterback until he got hurt at the Oregon game and that began his downward spiral in 2007. But I remember a different story:
There are very few times I've looked at Longshore and thought he was a top-notch QB. I'd say Minnesota, ASU, Oregon, UCLA, and Texas A&M in 2006 and Oregon and the first three quarters of UCLA in 2007. That's pretty much it. Otherwise, I always held my breath every time Longshore threw the ball.
Looking back at the Tennessee game, I don't remember thinking he was great and I was surprised by how good his numbers were. One of the most common criticisms I've heard of Longshore is his lack of killer instinct. There was a notable article in Sports Illustrated about how he laughs and jokes in the huddle. After he missed a wide open receiver in the Tennessee game, he came back the huddle laughing, which drew a lot of heckling from the student section.
The rest of the games in 2007, he looked okay, nothing special. Oregon 2007, he looked like a great QB, but that's also because Desean Jackson was playing at his best and made Longshore look better than he really is. I've been a Longshore supporter, so I remember using the Oregon game at the time to tell people "hey guys, he is a good QB" and they had to accept it at the time.
First three quarters of UCLA, he looked good again. Jackson once again had a great game and Longshore looked doubly good because the feeling at the time was that Riley had lost the OSU game forus. Then began the fourth-quarter interception rally. Frustrating.
Long-winded post, I know, but the point I'm trying to get across is this - statistics only tell part of the story. Watching the game has a different effect and being at the game itself has an even more different effect.
Moral of the story - look at games in the right context and from the right perspective and the picture may be a little different.


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Unable to visit my usual spot this evening as sunset coincided with high tide. This image was taken close to city centre just off the foreshore walkway. I believe this is a stormwater pipe - which has been encased in concrete.
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"Simon [Whitfield] is very competitive and training with him the past three years here in Victoria has really pushed me," said Russell, among the Canadian triathletes dreaming of the 2012 London Summer Olympics, and who boasts a personal best 10K time of 31 minutes and 50 seconds.
For Arsenault, it's something else that pushes her today. Maybe it's a sense of gratitude for just being able to be on the road and running. She was already a remarkable story. As a singer with the Victoria Symphony and Pacific Opera Victoria, who didn't come to running until later in life, Arsenault became the oldest CIS varsity athlete in University of Victoria Vikes history when she made the track team at age 40 while completing her master's degree in music.
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"It took awhile but I began running again in March of 2011," said Arsenault, the 2009 Royal Victoria Half-Marathon and 2008 and 2009 B.C. cross-country women's champion, whose best time in the 10K is 35: 03.
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Hello, fellow beer enthusiasts. I am just starting my beer collection and I am wondering if there is any proven website where they sell some of the more rare and coveted beers.. Or even interesting beers that you don't find in most places. Recently, I was lucky enough to email a site where a guy directed me to a place down the road that sold Pliny the Elder. Any help for the new guy would be thoroughly appreciated.
Being in San Marcos you should just keep an eye out on shops around San Diego. There are tons and tons of small liquor stores and hell even gas stations that have gems sitting around.
Wow, how about because it was being reviewed by moderators for a while in the beginning and didn't get posted until it was on the second page where no one saw it? Sweet response, "doe".
There are a few people who will disagree with me, but, personally, have had really good luck with letspour.com
I've searched many times.... nada. The rare gems almost always are purchased in a shop. best bet: "like" your local craft brew shop on facebook and then you'll get notified when a gem comes in. Never got lucky any other way.
I'm just sayin' is all. What's your definition of "rare beer"? That'll probably help someone provide you with more helpful information.
If everyone knew the websites to purchase "rare beer," that "rare beer" wouldn't be so rare anymore, now would it?
BA probably isn't the best spot to ask for the best place to buy walez...it's kind of like going on a catholic website forum and asking for the best places to get an abortion
I wish I could say there is one site that carries and offers MANY rare beers on their online site but I haven't found one and I wasn't surprised by that. Rare=Rare for a reason. Rare beers, so to speak, are all over the board and the country(US) so you'll just have to visit the stores on an individual basis to see what you can get.
Beeradvocate.com welcome to trading, funeral services for your wallet are to the left and to your right are the meetings for addicts, enjoy your stay.
Well, as an example, I've seen a site where a guy sells Westy 12 because he lives close to the Abbey.. Something like that would be a helpful suggestion.
Just go to stores and buy what's interesting. You should have no problem with that living in Southern California.
It all depends on one's definition of rare. I bought Imperial Stout Trooper and Ivan The Terrible online..
Somebody should tell the abbey about him, so they can stop selling to him. Advertising resale of a product that's explicitly not for resale? Really? Here's how you get rare beers: you go to bottle shops or breweries and buy them. You get to know bottle shop owners and brewers in hopes of getting tips about when things are coming out. And you buy things that are readily available to you, but unavailable to others far away, and you trade. For example, you live in CA, so you could easily get all the rare and limited special things from The Bruery or Firestone Walker. You could trade some of those to people in, for example, Maine, who can get things much more rare than Westy, i.e. Allagash limited releases of only a few hundred bottles. You might want a friend in Vermont who can help with Hill and Lawson's, and a friend in Richmond VA for Hardywood. etc. Some of the commercial sites (i.e. letspour.com) can be useful for beers that aren't especially rare, but aren't distributed to your part of the world.
Yeah, I'm not saying you can't find the occasional gem online, but it's quite rare, and stuff isn't just sitting around for months waiting for somebody to come along and buy it based on a forum suggestion. And even then, IST isn't terribly rare, it just doesn't have very wide distro.
Is Etre or BIAB hated by any BA's? I think they provide a great service. But scalping online through eBay/CL is a completely different can of worms.
As other's have mentioned, shelf whales shouldn't be a problem to find online (Parabola, etc Limited distro releases). Rare whales however are going to require a trip to the brewery on release day (aka Dark Lord, Darkness, Black Tuesday, etc) Then again, you can always trade.
Wouldn't it be more rare since everyone would end up trying to buy it leaving less out there for those in the know?
I'd think the only thing affecting the rarity of a beer is how many bottles there are, how one acquires the beer affects the value.
I've always had luck with this website: http://www.rarebeerisrareforareason/thereforeyoucan'tbuyitontheinternets not sure if it's .com or .org but you get the message.
I think you are getting a hard shake from some people here but you may not understand why. Most of the really rare stuff never makes it to the internet save the personal social (not commercial sites): craigslist, (formally and maybe still?) ebay, and places like mybeercellar. But not on the "legit" retail sites. I'd suggest two things to you (1) You live near the some of the best beer selections in the world. Really. You have to go into the shops and buy stuff and get to know the proprietors and check their websites, facebook pages etc., and over time you'll end up in the appropriate loops to know when stuff will show up. Read the Pacific Forum here at BA. If you can get past everybody being snarky and obnoxious and too cool for everything you'll find lots of useful info on where to go. There is a thread on this (good bottle shops in Southern California) like every two weeks (2) Search the forums more carefully. There are many threads about the various online retail outlets with plenty of opinions and people tell you what they've been able to get. You'll find some gems/rare beers on these sites if you check them religiously (and depending on your definition of "rare" or "gem" but not many. Mostly if you want really rare stuff you have to (1) go to release parties at breweries/beer bars (2) get to be known at the bottle shops and check in frequently so you can get there before the truck chasers (3) trade with nice folks
Another "what do you consider rare?" post. If you want Pliny/Supplication it can be found, but not readily available. If you want Heady then I can't help you. If you want Parabola, it can also be found. The thrill of the hunt is always huge fun. Spoon feeding you answers to where to find walez takes away from that. Trading helps. But I am not a fan as I want to drink EVERYTHING I acquire.
By definition, the beer wouldn't be rare and coveted if you could buy it online. It certainly wouldn't be any good - because rare is THE measure of quality here.
It's like asking a fisherman for GPS coordinates to his "honey hole". Ain't gonna happen! Besides - you're not going to find the whales online anyway. Your time is spent better trying to work a trade, IMO. You just better bring some guns to the table.
To all the people who are saying trade - you can't trade for rare beers without trading other rare beers in the first place. Luckily OP, you're in San Marcos, so you shouldn't have much trouble getting and trading Lost Abbey rarities.
Sure you can. People "trade down" all the time, it just helps to establish trading partners and/or a good rep in the community. You get what you give in this hobby...


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Spring time is here, and so is the fun! Spring withholds a number of different athletic activities here at IHS. Spring Sports include: Softball and baseball, boys and girls track, boys and girls lacrosse, girls tennis, and last but not least girls soccer. Event times and scores will be posted at www.ihsbulldgobeat.com under the recent sports scores section, so be sure to stay on track.
Nick Wharry and Emily Doesburg, both seniors at IHS, are active members in spring sports. Nick sprints to excel in track and Emily hits it out of left field in softball. Both are sad to say that 2012 will be their last year playing high school sports, but they plan to make the best out if it. Nick states, "Although I'll be running college track, I will miss my friends and the atmosphere here at Ionia." It is claimed to be that high school withholds the best years of one's life. Emily says, "I've enjoyed playing softball with my teammates of four years now, and I will be sad to leave them." Although it's their last year here at IHS, the students and staff wish them both the best of luck.
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An art exhibition in Burnham-On-Sea that is focusing on the work of emerging local artists has proved so popular this week that it is being further extended.
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There are more than 20 participants who are all students of Sue and Clive Hammond-Lovatt, some have been painting for many years and exhibit their work elsewhere others have only recently taking up their brushes.
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In response to Fevers, written by Roger V on June 30, 1998 at 19:09:51] Also, as has been suggested already, someone who had suffered an injury that in itself did not cause a fever might later develop one after being infected by unsterile medical instruments, bandages or salves...
With the practice of bleeding people, I would think that infections from the procedure would have been quite common. Practices of medical hygene had not yet been established.
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Not in order, but:
Jimmy Eat World - Just Tonight
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Not in order, but:
Jimmy Eat World - Just Tonight
Pulse Ultra - Build Your Cages
Bush - The People That We Love
Course of Nature - Wall of Shame
Sugar Ray - Someday
Citizen King - Better Days...
That maybe true, but stranger and dead bands have been showcased before. Who knows, maybe one day this band will have their share of the limelight. Truly a shame they disbanded so young.
Pulse Ultra - Headspace
The Buzzhorn - Disconnected
Nile - Those Whom The Gods Detest
Decapitated - The Negation
Static-X - Cannibal
I'm almost certain no one here knows Pulse Ultra. They were a recondite Canadian alternative rock band formed in 1997. In 2000, the band was able to get signed with Atlantic Records, but...
Ok, how about something from band's no one's heard of? Like 1208 and New Found Glory? Hmm...
1208 - Lies That Lie
Vader - Red Code
I doubt this would happen. Maybe in the next few years, they'll try to make the plastic instruments more realistic, but not too much.
I would listen to a day of Rihanna's music. And I just shudder thinking about that. :(
Whoa, that's a long list. I'd like to see Megadeth's "Headcrusher" (when's it's released, that is). And maybe some Atreyu.
Op. 44: Gradus Ad Parnassum for piano (by Muzio Clementi)
I haven't played Rock Band 2 in months, lol....
... sooooooooo, what's the DLC like these days?
Um, A Tout Le Monde? :p
To be honest, I've never listened to French rock/rap/other but it sounds interesting :)
Static X
Putting Kid Rock in Rock Band is like confusing Black Sabbath with Black Tide
In other words, we just can't have it in Rock Band :(
Well, I haven't downloaded Hier Kommt Alex so I wouldn't know. But it would be hard as hell to sing a J-Pop song (you would probably need to be fluent in Japanese to sing it well)
And yes, it is...
No, this is Brian
So, christian rock is a band where everyone's a Christian?
Rock Band: In Bloom (Easy; Guitar)
Rock Band 2: So What'cha Want (Expert; Guitar)
Rock Band AC/DC LIVE Track Pack: None*
*Even though I play Hard (on Guitar), I can't FC one song on there for...
I knew Call of Duty: World at War would make it :)
I don't understand the point of buying all that DLC. Unless you like the song, it's a waste of money
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Subject: | Re: [Ecrit] emergency access and EAP-TLS and denial of serviceattacks on the emergency.com domain |
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Date: | Tue, 23 Mar 2010 22:59:51 +0100 |
as spelled out by others already, we need to separate the aspects here. So the 'unauthenticated' draft intends to cover 1) the VSP/ASP related part 2) the access/ISP part. 3) unauthenticated access (no credentials) 4) unauthorized cases like empty prepaid account, roaming not allowed etc, where credentials are available but do not allow regular access. Considerations for 3) and 4) are different between the VSP/ASP and access/ISP cases. For the VSP/ASP part, we probably do not need to care a lot about 4), but for access/ISP this is different. And unfortunately regulatory requirements for 4) are pretty different from the unauthenticated case. Now, regarding EAP: Up to now, IETF does not provide any recommendation for 3) and 4). This made different organizations come up with different incompatible ways to solve the problem. The idea behind adding the EAP considerations to our draft was to discuss whether IETF is able to recommend a common way. Any such recommendation needs to cover both 3) and 4) (not just unauthenticated). Dirk > -----Original Message----- > From: ecrit-bounces@xxxxxxxx [mailto:ecrit-bounces@xxxxxxxx] > On Behalf Of ext Brian Rosen > Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2010 10:29 PM > To: Thomson, Martin; Richard Barnes; Bernard Aboba > Cc: emu@xxxxxxxx; ecrit@xxxxxxxx > Subject: Re: [Ecrit] emergency access and EAP-TLS (and denial > of serviceattacks on the emergency.com domain) > > I think the relevant part of this is 'it's not a high > priority'. That is > policy of the work group, which we do have control over. > > If we have nothing else more important to do, then by all > means, let's waste > a ton of time on unauthenticated access. If we have other work to do, > perhaps we could defer this. > > I am not the chair, but in general, anyone can discuss > anything, regardless > of "priority" on the list. However, when it comes to > adopting work group > items, I think this should be way down our list. > > I might also suggest that unauthenticated access really isn't > within the > charter of the work group. It may be that the reason > unauthenticated access > may be needed is for emergency calling, but that means we may > (eventually) > need to ask some other work group to do work for a > requirement we generate. > It would seem that dealing with EAP is not within the domain > of this work > group. > > Brian > > > On 3/23/10 5:14 PM, "Thomson, Martin" > <Martin.Thomson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > >> A large percentage (in fact an overwhelming percentage) of > PSAPs DON'T > >> WANT > >> unauthenticated access. Their position is that they have lots of > >> relevant > >> experience, and its all bad (tens of thousands of calls > with no good > >> ones in > >> some cases). > >> > >> However, there are some PSAPs who want it, and there are some > >> regulatory > >> environments where there are some lawyers who think it's > required to > >> support > >> it in some environments. > > > > The good thing is: we don't set policy here. I'm not > seeing sufficient > > evidence that _everyone_ doesn't want this, only that some > don't want this. > > > > I can't comment on priority. That would be policy too. > > > > --Martin > > > _______________________________________________ > Ecrit mailing list > Ecrit@xxxxxxxx > https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ecrit > _______________________________________________ Ecrit mailing list Ecrit@xxxxxxxx https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ecrit |
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After several council members gave holiday well-wishes and reviewed their first year on council, Mayor Don McIlroy introduced a plan to beautify the west entrance to town, on US 22 at US 23.
In conjunction with "P3", the city-county economic development agency - and Cargill, who owns the grain complex there - McIlroy said he shared an idea of improving the look of Circleville.
Mayor McIlroy said Cargill's circulation changes and ODOT's repaving are a good first start, but much more is planed.
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