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Anchors Aweigh! Cruise Through Purple Seas With these LomoChrome Purple Boats!
Everything is given a coat of paint with just a simple click of the shutter with the LomoChrome Purple. Just look at these sea-worthy vessels that will bring you across purple seas to candy-colored shores! -
The Land of Blue Hills: Koktebel, Ukraine
Koktebel is the small town in the East part of Crimea, Ukraine. Is located near Thedosiya. The original name Köktöbel is of Turkic origin: in Crimean Tatar it means "Land of the Blue Hills." -
Ilford FP4 Plus 125 35mm: Great in Every Weather Condition
This review is about an adventure in Camogli, a medieval village in Liguria, Italy in the company of my trusty Praktica camera and a roll of Ilford FP4+. Even in a cloudy and rainy summer afternoon, the film made its best thanks to its excellent contrast and its excellent exposure latitude. See the results after the jump! -
Surfing in Portugal
If you are looking for a perfect spot for starting surfing, please make sure to hit the surf spots at the Algarve. -
Zoing Image (Brighton, United Kingdom)
Tucked away in the lanes of Brighton is one of the best analogue photography shops in the world. The man hiding behind Zoing Image is better known as Serge Rolland. Along with getting some fish and chips and buying a stick of rock with your name on this is a necessary stop off for any lomographer visiting the seaside. -
Summer Hot Spots: Ons Island
"The island wants you back…" No, this isn't a new Lostseason, just the feeling that remains after loving and leaving the island. I don't mind if the island actually wants me back, I'll go back anyway because I want it. -
Summer Hot Spots: Fonte da Telha
There is no better place for me to spend the hot summer days than near the ocean, and Fonte da Telha beach is the perfect place for a short escape from Lisbon's hot streets, just across the River Tejo. -
Summer Hot Spots: Bahía de Cata, Venezuela
Maracay is my hometown, and since I was a little girl there's a landscape there that has always been my partner... the sight of Bahía de Cata. -
Fun Under the Sun: My 2013 Holiday in a Camping
My favorite holidays are those in which I can live outdoors! For this reason I choose preferably between two options: a bicycle tour or to stay in a camping. This year, for my July holidays, I chose camping by a beautiful seaside pine forest located in South of Italy. Just watch! -
Fun Under the Sun: On The Beach With My New Olympus OM-10
Here I am, trying my new Olympus OM-10 at the seaside to see what it could yield and I even had a surprise... Let's see after the jump! -
The Stories Within Pictures #18: The Beach
The beaches in Finland might not be the best ones in Europe, but they are probably most enjoyed by their visitors. Imagine spending long, cold and dark winter. Can you imagine that? Then it is quite easy to imagine how sun, beach and sea is needed during the Finnish summer. -
Summer Hot Spots: Izola, Slovenia
Slovenia in total has only 42 km of coastline. Despite this, you can still find a couple of beautiful little towns by the seaside. Izola is one of them. -
Picture This: Freedom
Man belongs to nature. Nature makes part of our nature. Inspirational nature gives me the true feeling of freedom. Freedom is naturally a man's need. So, nature has a strong relation with freedom. -
Picture This: Freedom
Whenever I see birds flying around, I think of freedom. I wish I was one of those birds to fly freely through the immensity of the sky, with no obligations, no destination, light as a feather. To have the sky as the limit, literally. -
Give Your Film Soup A Theme
Film soups are a great way to experiment with analogue photography, but with all the recipes out there, it's really hard to decide what to put in your soup and what not. You don't have to worry, there is a very simple solution to that! -
Summer Hot Spots: Kamenjak, A Hidden Gem in the Croatian Coastline
Kamenjak is a peninsula just a couple kilometers southern of Pula, the largest city (and most famous one) in Istria, Croatia. -
Fun Under the Sun: Touring Lagoons and Beaches in El Nido, Palawan
It's summer time! Summer is meant to be having fun under the sun. I especially love spending time under the hot sun at the beaches and islands. -
The Fine Line Between
There is always a line that divides, the line that stands between. It applies in a lot of things in our lives and amazingly, it applies to our Lomographs, too! -
Summer Hot Spots: Chasing the Sun along the Algarve Coastline
Three friends, six days, five nights, ten places to admire, countless sand grains to get between our toes, millions of salty Atlantic drops to send shivers down our spines - all this under the bright Portuguese sun. You might not know it yet but you really want to go to the beaches of Algarve. -
10 Simple Summer Tungsten Tips
Last week, I made a short trip to the sea and took some photos with my Lomo LC-A Refurbished loaded with a Lomography X Tungsten film roll. Here are some tips about the use of this film and this camera in the summer season.


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Bill Shorten and Anthony Albanese at the Melbourne Labor party debate for the next leader. Photo: Angela Wylie
If only Julia Gillard had been there to hear it. Two leadership aspirants, both of whom had voted her out of her own leadership, fairly heaping praise on her achievements.
Bill Shorten, the factional fellow of the Right, who had helped lever Ms Gillard into the leadership in 2010 - and then felt he had to explain why the party had to unload her in 2013 - declared, ''we will defend her legacy'', and offered a double guarantee: ''Yes, we will, yes we will.''
Anthony Albanese of the Left, a Rudd man all the way through, though a loyal lieutenant to Ms Gillard in Parliament when she was prime minister, offered that she had achieved great things, and ''will be treated very kindly by history, indeed''. He added that the achievements of the Rudd period would be celebrated, as well.
The crowd at Melbourne's old Trades Hall cheered and applauded.
Mr Shorten and Mr Albanese agreed with each other on almost every principle. They were separated only by style.
Mr Shorten employed the vigorous tactics of a traditional debater, chopping the air, his voice rising and falling for emphasis; Mr Albanese never wavered from his laid-back, ''you get what you see'' persona. They agreed that their contest was a fine new chapter in opening the party to the participation of ordinary members.
They agreed that jobs, the economy, education, the future and all that those entailed were the very hallmarks of a proper Labor Party.
They agreed that NSW-style corruption should be rooted out through transparency, that unions, employers and communities were essential parts of the great whole, that one group of workers should be treated no different by the law than another.
And they were opposed to the privatisation of Australia Post.
Mr Shorten strove for the hometown advantage, expressing his love for the Trades Hall building, scene of big Labor moments right back to the fight against conscription in World War I. He had, he said, won a few fights and lost a few within his much-loved Victorian branch of the ALP.
Mr Albanese was not about to be outdone. He loved his NSW branch of the ALP, but he had never won a single battle there. The crowd fairly slapped its collective thigh in mirth.
Mr Albanese, lacking the hometown advantage, had already got a bit of out-of-town advantage on Mr Shorten's home turf.
Only an hour before the debate, he had met the former Queensland premier, Anna Bligh, for a coffee, and Ms Bligh had offered her endorsement for his candidacy. Mr Albanese, she said, was the man to ''take it up'' to the new Prime Minister, Tony Abbott.
Mr Albanese and Mr Shorten agreed that Labor must show greater compassion for refugees.
Mr Albanese noted that if he won, he would be the first leader of an Australian political party with an Italian surname.
But that did not mean that Mr Shorten was any less of a man? No. Both Mr Shorten and Mr Albanese heaped praise upon each other.
Each agreed, naturally, that either one would be a fine leader, and that each would serve happily with the other.
The love fest continues until October 13, when a combined vote of caucus and the wider membership will decide who becomes the actual leader.

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The Third Annual Wine Fest to benefit the UCM THRIVE Program is just around the corner! Wine Fest revelers will enjoy a selection of heavy hors d'oeuvres from Heroes, a sampling of first class wines from around the world, more than 40 lots of wine as well as food and wine themed items up for auction in an elegant and fun atmosphere. Wine Fest 2013 will be held Thursday, April 25 at the White Rose Pavilion, 107 Ming Street, Warrensburg, from 6:00-9:00 p.m. The THRIVE program at the University of Central Missouri is a unique post-secondary college initiative for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. In its third year, the first cohort of participants received their university certificate during graduation in May 2012 and the second cohort is set to walk across the stage this May. Tickets are $35 per person and are available by calling 660-543-8537. A portion of the ticket price may be tax deductible. Please make checks payable to UCM Foundation. All proceeds go to the THRIVE Scholarship Fund.
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is there any free codecs out there that can let windows media player play everything vlc player can, including .mkv.
There are the KLite codec packs as well.It is available in basic pack, standard and full pack if i remember well, meaning the full pack is the one with most codecs. http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_lite_codec_pack.htm Advice:Use Media Player Classic (which is included in these codec packs) or Media Player Home Cinema x64 if ur running 64bit OS....imo it's the best media player ever!
It's a limitation in WMP, not the codec pack, that's why I use VLC now instead of WMP. The latest build is much better than it used to be, and it can be set to use system codecs over it's own built-in ones. I tried K-Lite, CCCP and VCP, all the same sort of thing. VCP is the best, most updated pack out there IMO.
Well if ya have the subs in a different language, it uses directvob. While playing your file look down by the clock, you'll see a green arrow, right click on that, and you should be good to go. shark rocks
I use the CCCP. Still the most compatible, with the least problems. Vista Codec Pack is a close second. I avoid K-Lite like the plague. They can't properly set up a codec pack to save their lives.
CCCP is the best. K-lite is terrible, and while VCP may be up to date, its not bug free. give it another 6 months and i'm sure it will be one of the best out there, if not the best - but when i tried it, i got a hosed OS that wouldnt boot for my trouble (approx 6 months ago) Theres only one real rule: always, always reboot the machine after uninstalling one codec pack, before installing the new one. The only times i've seen CCCP suck is when people uninstall K-lite and install CCCP without rebooting. CCCP does subtitles fine, there is just a bug with haali media splitter and windows 7 (and possibly your server 2008)- add directvobsub as a preferred filter in "external filters" in MPC-HC's options.
I use this and have no issues so far. I haven't tried CCCP yet but I won't rule it out as a better app than what I am currently using.
oh and another thing: http://www.cccp-project.net/beta/ CCCP's hidden beta page some of them may be very unreliable (so know what you're getting into, before you click) but they're a lot newer than the official. In the latest beta "auto load VS filter" is a tickbox when you install it, thus fixing the no subtitles bug with MKV files in certain OS's
Autoload VSFilter is an option in the settings app of the stable releases as well. No, it's actually quite terrible, especially if you like anime or do a lot of encoding.
the amount of machines i have to fix because explorer.exe keeps crashing with K-lite being the cause, is ridiculous. 9/10 times its K-lite, the last time its some douche installing antique versions of nero in vista. latest CCCP beta has experimental hardware acceleration as well, it umm, just doesnt have a working GUI in that mode (as far as i can see, we'll see what happens after i reboot) anyone who does try it, alt-X is the shortcut to quit the window when its in fullscreen mode.
I haven't had problems with K-Lite since the infamous Vista incompatibility problems. Since then it's been fixed and I haven't had those issues. I definitely did have those issues with it ~3 years ago though. I tried CCC and didn't find it to be too great, went back to K-Lite after all the problems were solved and ain't been nothin but smooth sailing.
You obviously don't do a lot of encoding that relies on DShow filters. K-Lite is the worst choice of all those mentioned so far.
yes, i go from 10% CPU usage to ~ 2%. its hard to tell since it only accels in full screen. Since i have no working GUI in 3D mode (may show up after a reboot, as the volume % is missing also) i have no way to time skip or do anything but pause or exit.
if you look around, you'll find a lof of uneducated people use K-lite or reccomend it, but wherever you go for playback help you tend to find the same thing asked first: are you using K-lite? If it was a trouble free pack, it wouldnt be the first question many people ask when troubleshooting.


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big game....what big game??.......oh shit...*franticly grabs bags & plane tickets and bolts out the door*
is it me or are the pages on this thread getting significantly bigger and then all of a sudden small?
It's you
Lifted from .tv....this Dylan Bowman character does appear to do work for ArabianBusiness.com but don't see source on pice anywhere...Dic Talks With Hick Still Going Ahead --------------------------------------------------------------------------------by Dylan Bowman and agencies on Tuesday, 11 March 2008 TALKS CONTINUE: Dubai will hold negotiations with Liverpool's co-owners over the coming days, sources said. (Getty Images)Dubai will continue talks with Liverpool FC co-owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks despite Hicks' announcement he had terminated negotiations, a source familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.The source said negotiations between state-owned Dubai International Capital (DIC) and the Americans would continue on Tuesday and over the next few days in Dubai.Hicks said in a statement Monday night that discussions had led him to decide "to terminate any further discussions with DIC regarding their possible purchase of a minority stake" in Liverpool.Under the terms of the accord under which the Americans acquired Liverpool, Gillett is unable to sell without the agreement of Hicks.The disagreement revolves around Hicks wanting to remain in control of Liverpool and DIC also wanting a hand in the day-to-day running of the club.Hick's announcement came just hours after DIC confirmed it was in "advanced discussions" with the co-owners, but stressed that no agreement had been finalised following media reports a deal had been struck.The UK's Daily Telegraph reported on Sunday that Gillett had agreed to sell 49% of the football club for an estimated 170 million pounds ($342.9 million), quoting the lead negotiator on the deal.Under the deal cited by the newspaper, Gillett will sell 1% of his 50% stake to Hicks, giving him a majority holding of 51%, and the remaining to DIC.Hicks and Gillett last Wednesday rejected an $800 million bid from DIC for the whole club, which would have included paying off the refinancing package the Americans agreed in January for the loan used to purchase the club.The rejection came after DIC Chief Executive Sameer Al-Ansari said it was in talks to buy the club, but that the owners were in dreamland over the club's valuations.Hicks and Gillett outbid DIC when they bought the club last year, but have fallen out with each other this season. The pair have proved extremely unpopular with Liverpool fans, many of whom were enraged when the latter revealed late last year that they had discussed replacing manager Rafael Benitez with Jurgen Klinsmann.Hicks has since given Benitez his unequivocal backing but that has not quelled discontent among supporters, many of whom are involved in a project aimed at buying the club back and running it as a kind of cooperative on the model of Barcelona, where the club president is directly elected by fans.
Hello,this is my first post here i've been reading the forums for a while and really appreciate most of the things you have to say on currents matters. i emailed Hicks last night and got a prompt response of this....You are very wrong…I have guaranteed the original loan and made significant investments and have guaranteed a big part of the current loan. I have taken huge risks…..because I believe our Club can be the best in the world…again. Gillett knew Klinsmann from Vail. In hindsight, it was a big mistake, but I have publicly, and privately, backed Rafa since our meeting December 16th. The finances will be fine. We are playing much better. DIC has been playing the press like a drum. Our new stadium will be the best in the world. YNWA Tom Hicksthe last few sentences in his reply look like they have been copied and pasted from maybe a template.anyways thankyou for all your good work you have made this thread a realy good read, albeit a little frustrating.YNWA
http://forums.liverpoolfc.tv/showthread.php?t=19746That's all I've got mate....desperately trying to find it on google etc....I have looked for this Dylan Bowman on google and he does come up as a writer via AFP and on ArabianBusiness.com...dunno anything else...
heres the linkhttp://www.arabianbusiness.com/513488-liverpool-talks-not-dead?ln=en
1st lady of Jordan i beleive, not jordan the page 3, the place jordan, car racing etc
Its all about winning shiny things.
car racing? You mean she's married to Eddie Jordan?
Hang on a second ... Two things .... First, Hicks' statement: "Hicks said in a statement Monday night that discussions had led him to decide "to terminate any further discussions with DIC regarding their possible purchase of a minority stake" in Liverpool." And now Dubai's statement that talks are ongoing ... Talks are obviously ongoing about a 100% deal for Dubai, not the minority stake as specified by Hicks. ... or talks are ongoing for a majority stake ... but read Hicks' statement again and it doesn't say all talks are off. That, combined with Dubai's latest statement that talks are ongoing suggests something else is afoot. In hope as much as anything else ...
I vote that this thread is locked until tomorrow morning. We've got a game to focus on.COME ON YOU REDMEEEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bored Room watch:Tonne Hick: unseen. Ample be-breasted Yank bank botherer belief busy raising bridget loan at last chance CashConverter.
i know its mostly men on here but contrary to reports we CAN do more than one thing at once....
Some Krishnan bloke and Ed something (name escapes me, he's the finance officer) met with 'some americans' around 3.30pm today in Dubai (around 2 and a half hours ago). Not sure if they're still there or left.
wank and navigate the mouse
you been watchin me ?
Albert Riera yansanyusiza nyo, Mascherano muzanyi wamanyi ate Dirk Kuyt sirina Bigambo! Rafa Abeewo ! YWNWA
It's like watching the Dalai Lama snap and headbutt someone.
I actually find that rather difficult.
we have all been watching, you left your webcam on
Its all about training the left hand
Not as easy as it seems.
I'm going to be sick...


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Why do you think he is not a great fit for Borges's offense? To me he seems like a very good fit for Borges's offense. Jones seems to have the speed to stretch the field. I'm not to sure what Borges is really going to do for an offense yet though. He seems to let the QB's throw deep a lot and from what I understand about Morris is he likes to show off his cannon.


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First came BB creams, then came BB treatments for your hair, and now there's a BB drink for beautiful skin from the inside out. The Kusmi Tea BB Detox ($16-$20) is the latest launch from the luxury Parisian tea company's wellness teas. In this case, BB stands for beauty beverage. Maté and green tea are key ingredients that help flush toxins from your body — and its largest organ, your skin. Green tea is also well known for its strong antioxidant powers, and it's blended with dandelion and rooibos for added skin protection through vitamins A and C and alpha hydroxy acids, respectively. Lastly, hydration is essential to glowing skin, which is why this delicious tea helps you get your necessary water intake in a calorie-free yet delicious way. Plus, this herbal blend is great hot or cold, so this will be one you reach for all year round.
Can Tea Speed Up Your Metabolism? Watch and Find Out!
Thai Iced Tea, the Jet Tila Way
Whether you need an afternoon pick-me-up or are looking for a beverage to pair with pad thai and other Southeast Asian dishes, the answer is simple: a frosty glass of Thai iced tea. Sweet and aromatic — Thai tea blends black tea leaves with warm spices like vanilla bean — it's nearly impossible not to love. Watch the video to see how chef Jet Tila makes this comforting beverage, and then print out the recipe.
Salty, Spicy, Sweet: Salted Chai Caramels
If I had to pick a desert island dessert, these salted chai caramels very well may be it. Two perennial favorites (chai tea and caramel) combine for a sweet that is both over-the-top decadent and comforting at the same time. Chewy, well-spiced, and sweet, but never cloying (thanks to a heavy-handed dusting of fleur de sel), these are easily the best thing to come out of my prolific kitchen in months.
Yes, making caramels is a time-intensive proposition, but with this recipe, it's a near foolproof procedure, provided you use a candy thermometer
Brewing Times and Temperatures For the Perfect Cup of Tea
Brewing a cup of tea seems like a no-brainer proposition on the outset, but as anyone who has suffered through a bitter, oversteeped cup can tell you, to do it well requires a pinch of know-how. If you have the packaging for a particular variety of tea, reference that first to determine its ideal brew time and temperature; otherwise, try our handy reference guide below.
Want to reference it next time you're brewing a pot of tea? Download it, print it out, and post it on your refrigerator so you'll never have to look it up again (or, just bookmark this page)!
Matcha Maker, Matcha Maker — Make Me a Batch
Matcha green tea powder, the finely ground Japanese green tea has infinite uses, both savory and sweet. Start off traditionally by learning how to brew a tea latte. From there add the powder to various recipes like marshmallows, salad dressings, and even bundt cake.
Dos and Don'ts For a Healthier Morning Cup
There are many health benefits to both coffee and tea — disease-fighting, metabolism-revving, and memory-boosting benefits, to name a few. But in order to maximize these health benefits, there may be a few tweaks you should be doing to your morning routine. Read on for the dos and don'ts for making your morning cup of coffee or tea even healthier!
Invigorate Your Afternoon With a Mug of Blue Tiger Tea
With whimsical packaging straight out of a children's picture book (literally), it's easy to write off The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's Blue Tiger Tea ($11) as a brew best suited to the under-10 set, but don't discount it quite yet. A herbal blend of lemon myrtle and malva flower, with a dash of raspberry flavoring added for good measure, this tea is fruity, bright, and equally as refreshing sipped hot or poured over ice.
We love it as an afternoon pick-me-up: its strong citrus-like flavor invigorates, while a fruity element satisfies cravings for a sweet treat. Try a cup for yourself if you're fond of lemongrass, lemon myrtle, or lemon itself — its flavor reminded us of an all-natural, slightly grassy take on Lemonhead candy.
Should You Detox With Dandelion Tea?
If you're feeling bloated and lethargic, you may have heard of drinking dandelion root tea to cure that puffy, overly full feeling. But is imbibing a steaming mug of a bitter-tasting common weed really the key to feeling your best?
Many people use dandelion root to detoxify, relieve constipation, soothe an upset stomach, and help shed water weight, among many other health remedies. In fact, tea made from the dandelion's root or leaves has been used in traditional Chinese and Native American medicine for centuries; now, even Dr. Oz has jumped on board, recommending dandelion tea as part of his 48-hour cleanse to help your liver release toxins while you sleep.
There's even some limited science to back up those ancient claims. Studies have shown that dandelion does contain diuretic and liver-detoxifying properties, and promising new research is looking into whether dandelion root has cancer-killing properties as well. A small lab study in mice even found that hot water dandelion root extract reduced alcohol-related liver damage in mice. However, scientific research has not been able to prove all the claims about dandelion root and health, and more research is needed.
Even so, medical experts regard dandelion use as generally safe — rare side effects include upset stomach and diarrhea — making dandelion root tea a good option if you're looking for ways to detox and debloat. Be sure to note the warnings about who shouldn't ingest dandelion root, however, and find a reputable, high-quality brand you trust (we like the Roasted Dandelion Root Tea from Traditional Medicinals). Talk to your doctor if you are taking any medication as well, since the weed can interact with some medications, such as lithium, certain antibiotics, and drugs that are broken down by your liver. And note that dandelion tea can have laxative effects, so try it out at night if you've never had it before.
Tea Up With an Arnold Palmer Granita
Things I've learned so far this Summer: sipping on a glass of crisp and fruity Riesling makes hot days without air conditioning worlds more bearable. Fish sauce is an excellent and surprisingly subtle addition to everything from sweet-leaning salads to simple weeknight pastas. (It's my go-to "secret" ingredient of choice these days.) And you can make a granita out of (nearly) anything liquid. My go-to version of this icy, flaky treat takes inspiration from another Summer favorite, the Arnold Palmer.


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Raja Hindustani details
Format: | PG DVD |
Starring: | Puran Singh, Karisma Kapoor, Aamir Khan, Suresh Oberoi, Karisma Kapoor |
Director: | Dharmesh Darshan |
Genres: | Bollywood, Drama |
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Raja Hindustani |
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Run time: | 2 hours 50 minutes |
Rental release: | 01 Dec 2003 |
Main languages: | Hindi |
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Funny, bizzarre film
By a customer from West Yorkshire, England , 17 Aug 2006[Highly rated reviewer]
Quite a few things different to your regular bollywood. Was a very laugh-outloud funy film. Amir Khan is fabulous and gorgeous, Karisma Kapoor is fabulous and Johnny ? is funny as always. Good supporting cast. I would reccomend it.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(10)Dull and dated.
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Swept away
By Sarahblue (28 reviews) from Norwich, England , 16 Aug 2010The comedy is loud, frenetic and silly (it's Johnny Lever, you have been warned!), some of the filming style is dated and the villains are straight from the pantomime but who cares when you are swept away by the romance and music of this classic Bollywood film?
Aamir Khan totally inhabits the character of the endearingly naive but short-tempered, country taxi driver Raja, and Karishma Kapoor, with her hour-glass figure and shining eyes, is perfect as the innocent rich, city girl Aarti, initially oblivious to their growing love. The romance and comedy of the first half of the film, with this adorable young couple finding love while struggling to understand each other's differing attitudes and values, gives way to pure melodrama in the second half as Raja and Aarti are separated by her dastardly relations. The final climax is a jaw-dropping fight sequence.
One of the keys to the film's appeal for me is the character of Raja. Surely the pride of a poor man has never been more sympathetically portrayed. Yes, Raja is hotheaded and touchy but when his pride is contrasted with the empty vanity of Aarti's rich city relations, you understand it and side with him.
Add to this some of the most haunting songs ever written (why oh why is the music not available online?) and the most scandalously passionate kiss ever filmed in Bollywood, and you'll see why this film just sweeps you away.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By uhygtiuplkuh (28 reviews) from Eastbourne , 14 Oct 2009Some great tunes, but otherwise best watched in an Indian cinema with a cheering crowd alongside you - I saw it first in Hyderabad in 1997 & it was a fabulous experience.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By dumbolives (269 reviews) from Shetland , 10 Jul 2009I think this must now be my all time favourite film. The girls at school used to moon over Aamir Khan and me not being Asian didn't understand why, well now I do because he is fantastic! What an actor and this story has so much in it, laughs, tears, frustration, action, it is highly entertaining and I would recommend it to anyone who likes a good bollywood film- Was this review helpful to you?
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By asifuk20 (3 reviews) from Manchester , 21 Nov 2007This is a story of a handsome young Taxi Driver Raja Aamir Khan who falls in love with a beautiful rich girl Karishma Kapoor. Despite her family's disapproval, Karishma marries Raja and goes to live with him in his village..... but theres a twist in the movie with her Stepmother..... but ull have to see the movie to find out what happens next in the movie.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Like its stablemate the Dodge Charger, the Dodge Challenger was a very successful model that has seen the name continue through various generations of the model. The real cache for the name rests with the first generation Dodge Challenger, the 1970 - 1974 muscle car.
In another similarity with the Charger, the Dodge Challenger was a late response to a very successful car from another make, this time it was the Ford Mustang, though with its increased size, and degree of styling, it could perhaps have been more a competitor for the Mercury Cougar. Again mirroring the approach of Dodge with the Charger, the Challenger was also a redesign atop an existing platform, in this case it was the Plymouth Barracuda.
The first change employed by the design team was to extend the wheelbase two inches, to provide additional interior room. The exterior of the first Challenger was by the same designer responsible for the 1966 Dodge Charger, Carl Cameron. Effectively, he 'borrowed' some of his unused ideas from that earlier car. It was available initially as a two-door hardtop, with a 2-door convertible added for the 1970 and 1971 models only.
An Alpine White 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 was featured in the 1971 film "Vanishing Point", being raced and chased from Colorado to California. The production team was given five of the cars to use, and, remarkably, they were all returned to Chrysler relatively intact considering the film's many car stunts.
Body type options might have been limited, but there was no shortage of engine configurations:
- 225-cubic-inch I-6; 145 horsepower
- 318-cubic-inch V-8; 230 horsepower
- 340-cubic-inch V-8; 275 horsepower (290 horsepower in the T/A)
- 383-cubic-inch V-8; 290 horsepower
- 383-cubic-inch V-8; 330 horsepower
- 383-cubic-inch V-8; 335 horsepower
- 426-cubic-inch Hemi V-8; 425 horsepower
- 440-cubic-inch V-8; 375 horsepower
- 440-cubic-inch V-8; 390 horsepower
In addition to the attention-grabbing body shape and engine noise, the Challenger was also available in colors to make you stop and look. Over the years were such colors as Plum Crazy (purple), Sublime (green), Hemi Orange, Top Banana, Citron Yella and Green Go.
The 1970 Dodge Challenger was a popular car with the public, with 76,935 produced, but in the motoring press the car had its critics, with many feeling that with this car Dodge was simply too late to the Pony Car party.
For the 1971 model, there were slight style changes, options were reduced to the Challenger Base, Challenger Base Convertible, and the Challenger R/T Coupe. As the choices dropped, so too did sales, down to just under 30,000.
1972 saw the Charger made more meek, due to insurance cost and tighter emissions controls. Only the Challenger Base and Challenger Rallye Coupe were offered, with sales of 18,535 and 8,123 respectively. The Challenger Ralleye ran the 318 engine at 150 bhp, or there was the 225 cu in slant-6, while the largest engine on offer this year was the 340, at just 240 bhp. Engine choice in 1973 was limited to the two -8 options. Sales for 1973 were 32,596, while in its last hurrah in 1974 the sales figure was 16,437.
Times has been kind to the reputation of the Dodge Challenger, and car collectors rightly prize the best of the breed, the 1970 and 1971 Dodge Challenger, while models from 1972 are worth progressively less. That said, the later models are moving slightly up in price, as the more desirable models become ever more rare and valuable, or simply hard to find.
The name Challenger re-appeared in 1978 - 1983, but it was a far different proposition to the 1970s muscle car. Instead this time around it was a re-badged Mitsubishi two-door coupe, with a 1.6-liter, 77-horsepower I-4 engine, with a 2.6-liter, 105-horsepower four-cylinder as an option. Like the car itself, sales were modest, around 13,000 cars per year.
With a concept Dodge Challenger prepared for the 2006 North American International Auto Show, the designers returned the name to its muscle car roots. It was a 2-door coupe, based on the rear-wheel-drive LX platform, and with the 6.1 liter Hemi V8 under the hood.
Tom Tremont, the Vice President – Advanced Vehicle Design, had this to say about the design of the Challenger concept car: "Challenger draws upon the initial 1970 model as the icon of the series. The 1970 model is the most sought after by collectors. But instead of merely recreating that car, the designers endeavored to build a Challenger most people see in their mind's eye - a vehicle without the imperfections like the old car's tucked-under wheels, long front overhang and imperfect fits. As with all pleasurable memories, you remember the good and screen out the bad."
The public and press loved the car, and pressed Dodge to turn it from concept to showroom car.
In line with public enthusiasm, in Dodge did indeed re-introduce a muscle-car-like Challenger back into its range. Built in Canada, the new Challengers are based on the LC platform, with the following engine options:
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- 3.6 L (220 cu in) Pentastar V6 (2011 - present)
- 5.7 L (345 cu in) HEMI V8 (2009 - present)
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The nip in the air was only part of the chill Ridgeview put on Menendez's game plans Friday night as the visitors pummeled the Falcons 51-14 in the season finale.
The disappointed Senior Night crowd saw Panthers quarterback Josh Moore light up the Falcon secondary for 219 yards and three touchdown passes. Moore also ran for a score for playoff-bound Ridgeview, which overcame four turnovers in the rout of the undermanned and inexperienced Menendez squad.
Ridgeview at Menendez, 7 p.m.
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Records: Ridgeview (8-1), Menendez (2-7)
Last week: Ridgeview d. Menendez 42-3; Ponte Vedra d. Menendez 38-0
Players to watch: Ridgeview, QB Josh Moore, sr. (163 yards rushing last week); Andrew Hill (interception last week); DT Jeff Jernigan (two sacks last week); Menendez, WR Tityus Mitchell, sr. (4 TDs); RB Trevon Bryant, sr. (4 TDs); QB Stefan Carter, jr. (8 TDs);
Wounded Menendez made a valiant effort in the third quarter and came within four points of getting even with Palatka on Thursday night.
But a lackluster first-half effort and a costly turnover in the fourth quarter doomed the Falcons in a 21-10 loss that ended any hopes for a state playoff berth this season. Menendez (2-6, 1-3 in District 4-5A) is basically playing for pride next week and it will be a daunting challenge.
Palatka at Menendez, Thursday, 7 p.m.
Records: Palatka (2-5, 1-2 in District 4-5A), Menendez (2-5, 1-2)
Last week: Ponte Vedra d. Palatka 31-14; Nease d. Menendez 42-13
Menendez volleyball took third place at the Keystone Heights Dig Pink Tournament, held from Oct. 12-13.
The Falcons made it to the semifinal match against the host team Keystone, beating Bradford, Clay and Yulee without dropping a set.
Menendez's victory over West Port in the third-place game came in dramaticfashion via a 2-1 victory as the Falcons dropped the first set 22-25, but rallied 25-21 and 18-16 to finish the match.
Karisa Patterson received All-Tournament honors, totaling 84 assists, 18 kills, 4.5 blocks and eight aces.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH — It was the first time in a game that Atlantic attempted the hitch-and-pitch play. But just like the two times they tried it after practice this week, it worked.
"We had only two snaps on it,'' receiver Adam Owens said.
Menendez at Atlantic, 7 p.m.
Records: Menendez (2-3); Atlantic (4-1)
Last week: Creekside d. Menendez, 36-7; Atlantic d. West Boca Raton, 40-0
Players to watch: Menendez, RB Trevon Bryant, sr. (80-yard TD last week); WR Tityus Mitchell, sr. (3 TDs); LB Willie Harvey, jr.; DB Tyron Gilyard, sr. (3 INTs)
Outside of two big plays, Menendez wasn't able to muster much of an offensive attack Friday against Middleburg on the road.
Not that it mattered.
The Falcons' defense picked off Middleburg three times and held the Broncos to just 198 total yards in a 14-7 win.
Menendez improved to 2-2, while Middleburg dropped to 1-3.
Much of the game was a defensive battle, as neither team scored in the opening half.
Records: Menendez (1-2); Middleburg (1-2)
Last week: Menendez d. Matanzas 27-23; Middleburg d. Leon 16-8
Players to watch: Menendez, QB Stefan Carter, jr. (4 TDs); RB Trevon Bryant, sr. (267 rushing yards, TD); WR Tityus Mitchell, sr. (2 TDs); DB Tyron Gilyard, sr. (3 INTs); Middleburg, UTIL Austin Waldron, sr. (165 rushing yards last week); UTIL Marques Payne (3 sacks last week)
PALM COAST — Menendez used a balanced attack Friday night to pick up its first win of the football season and an important 27-23 District 4-5A victory over Matanzas in a driving rain at Pirate Field.
The Falcons needed the lift after two tough losses to open the season against St. Augustine and Bartram Trail, but Matanzas didn't make it easy. Menendez scored twice on short plays in the third quarter to get the lead, but the key play may have been a fourth-quarter interception by Tyron Gilyard that stopped a late Pirates bid for a comeback.
Menendez at Matanzas, 7 p.m.
Records: Falcons (0-2); Matanzas (1-2)
Last week: Bartram Trail d. Menendez 38-15; University Christian d. Matanzas 38-29
Players to watch: Menendez, QB Stefan Carter, Jr. (221 yards passing, 2 TDs); RB Trevon Bryant, jr. (124 yards rushing); WR Tityus Mitchell, sr. (20.9 YPC, TD); Matanzas, RB Stefan Tucker, jr.; DE D'Shawn Miles, sr.; RB De'Undre Lumpkin, jr.


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1. The Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation will hold the sixth annual 5k/10k Run for the Legend on June 1 at 8 a.m. The course begins and ends on the Hay Street side of the museum.
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3. The Cape Fear Botanical Garden's Spring Concert Series continues Friday at 6:30 p.m. with a performance by the Backbeat, a Beatles tribute band. Food will be available for purchase. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Admission is free for garden members. General admission is $8 for adults, $7 for military with ID, $2.50 for children 6-12 and free for kids 5 and younger. The garden is at 536 N. Eastern Blvd.
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Good morning lovelies! Today we've come over all rustic, with some gorgeous woodland wedding inspiration from Bloom Wedding and Eppel Fotografie. Way back since 2012 one of my trend predictions has been outdoor weddings, it's been a slow burn (thanks mostly to ridiculous red-tape stuff) but I'm sticking to my guns and saying this is one trend that's just going to grow and grow! And with the potential to create something like this, why on earth not? Wooden benches draped with moss and laden with tempting treats remind me of a fairytale, with all those red apples Sleeping Beauty perhaps? I love the use of a bright & colourful palette including pink, red, orange and yellow – a vibrant modern take on a traditional Autumnal palette.
Who doesn't love fire places, a beautiful set table, hot cocoa and pretty candles? We certainly do at b.loved HQ, so when this gorgeous winter-inspired shoot landed in my inbox I couldn't resist. The pretty palette of blush & gold is the perfect antidote to the frosty chill of winter, a romantic option for a winter bride! The overall look is so elegant, with the pink and gold baubles and a touch of glitter adding a hint of festivity to the party. I'm so in love with the bridal styling, a cute tea-length dress is perfect for showing of those fur-topped ankle boots, and the little fur stole so warm and cosy!
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The decorations are up and there's a definite frost in the air – there's no getting away from it Christmas is nearly here! We might be covering all things seasonal in our Style Guide this month, but frankly there's only one time of year I get to share Christmas inspiration with you so I'm going to make the most of it! Last week we looked at the inspiration behind the Festive Issue, adding a contemporary twist to a classic red & green palette, so this week I'm stripping it back to create a Scandinavian-inspired Christmas mood board in striking red & white. Grab a glass of glögg and enjoy!
To keep this look fresh and modern I've picked a pale white canvas which really lets the red pop, with a limited amount wood and kraft paper adding natural texture. I'm so in love with this wooden stag (reindeer?!) adornment sealing a simple set of stationery, it's the perfect finishing touch. Colour block your flowers – an all white bouquet with touches of green foliage just needs a chunky red striped ribbon adds that much needed flash of colour. On the tables, striking red arrangements and glassware are broken up with acres of crisp white linen and lots of candles for a cosy glow. For a truly Scandinavian touch, Dala horses make a perfect motif, and patterned cookie decorations make the perfect favour! Fashion-wise I just couldn't resist including a headpiece from Danish designer Jannie Baltzer, the striking red lips and voluminous dress just complete the whole magical look perfectly!
And if you can't get enough Christmas colour combo inspiration, check out the Twobirds Bridesmaids blog tomorrow where I'll be sharing a festive green & gold mood board!
This morning we're heading back to Africa with the next part of our journey along South Africa's Garden Route. It seems all the more poignant after last night's news of the sad passing of South Africa's greatest inspiration, Nelson Mandela. This beautiful county held a very special place in his heart as it does mine, and he was prepared to fight to make it a better place for all. I truly hope that his legacy will be for his ideals, hopes and dreams to live on in peace.
Going on safari is a very special experience for Mr B and I. We spent many a day exploring the Kruger Park in the first years of our relationship on our regular trips to South Africa, and we spent part of our honeymoon in a nomadic tented camp in Kenya's Masai Mara. I could, quite happily live in the bush. We knew, in comparison to previous our safari's, the River Bend Lodge reserve is small, and located in a fairly developed part of South Africa where we were never far from hints of civilisation – a railway, electricity pylon, or farm. This time was undoubtedly a different experience, but nonetheless very special.


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The Bellevue Downtown Association's free Live at Lunch Summer Concert Series welcomes Singer/Songwriter Stephanie Schneiderman on Thursday, July 12th at Bellevue Galleria!
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Seafield Mews at Seafield Resort
Property Details for Seafield Mews at Seafield Resort 3 bed
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Travel Location Ballymoney, Gorey, Co. Wexford |
Capacity Sleeps up to 5 |
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Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel Seafield won Residential European Spa of the Year at the Professional Beauty Awards in London for both 2011 and 2012 and is truly the perfect location to enjoy the "sunny south east". It is nestled in the midst of 160 acres of wooded parklands with an 18 hole championship golf course and private riverside walk (less than 10 minutes) to the white sands of Ballymoney Beach with the dramatic backdrop of Tara Hill. Guests can get pampered in the exquisite Oceo Spa, enjoy a round of golf or sample the gourmet delights of the Hotels restaurant. COURTYARD SUITESThe Courtyard Suites are exceptionally decorated & furnished to 4* standard. There are 64 Suites in total and they are adjacent to the main hotel. Added Value: Guests staying in the Courtyard Suites have Complimentary access to the Thermal Suites at Oceo Spa (adults only). Children are not allowed into the swimming pool. They have to be over 18. There are 2 accommodation options: 2 Bedroom SuiteThe two bedroom unit offers a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, kingsize bed & a double (or twin) bedroom with main bathroom. All ground floor. Large open plan kitchen/living area with patio doors leading to your own Patio area with furniture. Sleeps up to 4 people. 3 Bedroom SuiteThe three bedroom unit offers a master bedroom with en-suite bathroom with king-size bed, a twin (or double)room and a single room. The main bathroom is upstairs, and downstairs there is a guest toilet, living/dining room and a separate kitchen. Patio doors lead out onto your own spacious balcony with furniture. Sleeps up to 5 people. These magnificent suites have access to the hotel by a short walkway. They all have stunning views of the Golf course and surrounding countryside along with:
FAMILY FRIENDLYChildren receive a special welcome at Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel, there is a playground at the hotel, in addition the Hotel offers Supervised activities during the evening times in July, August and during holidays. The activities are specially put together to cater for the age groups of children staying in the hotel and the Family Courtyard Suites – two and three bedrooms.
Babysitting ONSITE FACILITIES:GOLFSeafield Golf Club boasts an 18 hole Cliff top parkland course. Designed by internationally renowned Peter McEvoy, Seafield, on its superb coastal setting, has been constructed to the highest USGA specifications. The natural surroundings, layout and attention to detail have created playing conditions which make Seafield one of the best and most prestigious courses in the country. A recent extensive drainage progamme is ensuring all year round play ability. Adult and child can enjoy golf together for only €30.00 per adult and €10.00 per child-subject to availability. Excellent family dining options available in the clubhouse-4 people (2 adults & 2 children under 12) for as little as €50.00. In the heart of golf country, the eighteen holes at Seafield are exceptional from tee to green. Featuring sand based greens with some very demanding par threes and water features throughout ensures that all golfers from pros to amateurs alike will find much to challenge and delight during a round. Since opening in 2002, Seafield has played host to some of the worlds leading golfers, such as 2007 Irish Open winner Mr. Padraig Harrington, Mr. Trevor Immelman, Mr. Justin Rose, US Open champion Mr. Reteif Goosen, British Open Winner Mr. Paul Lawrie, and English golf veteran Mr. Barry Lane. 19th HOLE.Seafield's magnificent contemporary club house with breathtaking panoramic views of the Irish Sea is the ideal place to relax and unwind after a round. Bar food is served daily. SPA:Oceo Spa is truly a world class facility housing 14 treatment rooms including a Couples Suite. The Thermal Suite includes
Children's activities at Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel & the surrounding area:
KIDS MOVIE NIGHTS (Popcorn & Squash served)
For the Older Children Seafield Playground -- Located just minutes walk from the hotel; why not spend some time on the swings, enjoy the football pitch and sand pit! Fun galore for all the kids! Adult supervision required. Seafield Golf & Country Club -- Children aged 12 and upwards can enjoy a game of golf from only €10 per child, once playing with parent or guardian. River Beach Walk (10 mins walk) -- Take a nature tour down our private pathway through woodland and over rivers and walk to beautiful Ballymoney Beach. Adult Supervision required.
Kia Ora Farm, Gorey, Co Wexford (10 mins from hotel) -- Kia Ora Mini Farm is a fabulous and fun place for children of all ages to experience first hand the world of animals and life on a farm -- 10% discount to all Seafield Guests -- €7 per adult/€7 per child
Shrule Pet Farm, Gorey (30 mins from hotel)
Pirates Cove, Courtown, Co Wexford (10 mins from hotel) --Mini Golf, Bowling, Fun Cave, Bumper Boats, Model World, Karting, Bungee Trampolines are just some of what's on offer!!
Gorey Driving Range (10 mins from hotel) **** Family Fun:
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Children's Activities: http://cms.seafieldhotel.com/activities.html
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2nd Nov '13 to 20th Dec '13 | €725.00 | 1 nights (for €350.00) |
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28th Jun '14 to 29th Aug '14 | €745.00 | 1 nights (for €475.00) |
30th Aug '14 to 2nd Jan '15 | €725.00 | 1 nights (for €350.00) |
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Located less than an hours drive from Dublin, Seafield Golf & Spa Hotel is a luxury retreat away from the stresses of everyday life and perfectly located for exploring the many attractions of the South East.
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Reviews by jskennedy:More User Reviews:TwoBeersNevada 4.5/5 rDev +17.5% look: 4.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5 A: Excellent deep ruby red in color. One finger head that settles within a few minutes. Laces beautifully. Very clean clear richly colored beer. S: Not as big of a nose as most barleywines. Some citrus and oakiness. Maybe some raisin and hints of carmel. T: This is quite hoppy for a barleywine. Delicious, but not what I was expecting at all. Citrus, some pine then the malty flavors take over. Oak, toffee, some raisin. Very little alcohol taste. M: Quite light for this beer style. Moderate carbonation. Very balanced and a great sipper. O: This is an excellent beer. Quite a bit hoppier than I was expecting but it balanced nicely. This is a big beer at 10.4% but drinks quite a bit lighter. If I had bought the 4 pack, I could see these being dangerous. Serving type: bottle 12-17-2013 02:58:28 | More by TwoBeers 6thstreetbrewpubDistrict of Columbia 4/5 rDev +4.4% 11-26-2013 23:59:55 | More by 6thstreetbrewpub Aaron_RamsonCalifornia 4.6/5 rDev +20.1% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75 Possibly my favorite new barley wine. Suberb lacing that clings to my glass like a net. Murky, nut-brown appearance with gold around the edges. Aroma is equally malts and hops; sweet leather, prunes, blackberries, a brandy-like alcoholic hotness in the nose. First sip is equal parts piney, resiny hop bitterness, and syrupy sweet alcohol warmth. Characteristics of an Arrogant Bastard distilled to 10.4% ABV, meaning I taste a similar hop profile (Chinook).Warms down the throat all the way to the belly. Thick and viscous in the mouth with a mild carbonic bite. Truly outstanding and worth trying if you see it. Serving type: bottle 11-20-2013 22:52:14 | More by Aaron_Ramson s111California 4.38/5 rDev +14.4% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5 Oh yes, Utah steps up and smacks one over the fence. A delicious surprise after so many expensive disappointments. I've got one in front of me right now, let's dance... ST: Poured out of a 12oz bottle (actually 1 and a half bottles) into an oversized Duvel tulip that's been beat down, chipped and filed smooth at the base several times. This ones seen three years of quality beers. My favorite chalice for sure. A: Viscous when tilted sideways, tan moderate head bubbling down the sides, beautiful ruby color on the ends going mahogany towards the middle, pretty cool to marvel at and take a long exhale. S: Deceivingly sweet, a malty Godzilla for sure. T: Mmm... Roasty up front, backed off sweetness (comparatively), molasses nuance in the middle with rum raisin and black pepper on the back end. Woodiness starting to accumulate after a couple of sips... Nice. M: Springy carbonation when freshly poured then dissipating somewhat shortly thereafter. A medium body, molten malty yumminess, but not one of those creamy ones. Slightly dry. O: So nice to pick a winner with limited dollars. A vote of confidence for exploring the rest of the Uinta menu. Good job, brewers. Serving type: bottle 11-16-2013 23:42:05 | More by s111 BEERMILER12Maine 4.01/5 rDev +4.7% look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 BEST BEFORE 03/19/14 A: Pours a deep ruby/mahogany color with a little over a fingers worth of head that sticks around forever. Leaves some nice sticky lacing behind as well S: On the hoppier side. Get some citrus zest, some earthiness, and light spearmint. Malt is also very present, and lends some woodiness and caramel sweetness T: Follows the nose. Starts off with a wave of bitter citrus rind and some fruitiness with the woodiness and caramel in tow. Bitterness is quite present throughout and well into the finish. Alcohol provides a nice warmth and compliments the woody notes M: Medium-full bodied with moderate carbonation O: Hop bitterness is littered throughout this barleywine. Even though the malts keep right up with the hops, the bitterness winds out in the end. So, if you enjoy a hop-forward American barleywine, this one could definitely fit the bill Serving type: bottle 11-02-2013 05:23:42 | More by BEERMILER12 artoolemomoOregon 3.46/5 rDev -9.7% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Appearance- Pours up a slight amount of head which appears to have some retention. The head is a light to medium beige while the body is a deep maroon with hints of garnet that appears as mix between a light orangish-crimson and a dark amber when held up to the light. A tiny bit of sheeting extends from the surface of the beer. Leaves a good amount of lacing after I drink more. Nose- Fairly muted for a barleywine. There is the obligatory caramel followed by light hints of brown sugar and molasses but not much else. Aroma from the glass is practically non-existent. Maybe some raisin. Swirling shows a sour, akin to rye, quality. Taste- Caramel (as in the aroma) is the dominant characteristic here. However, there is also a lot of oakiness with a lot of present which would usually be a big negative for me but it seems well rounded and well countered by the hints of brown sugar. The alcohol is apparent but not grating. The notes of caramel, oak, and brown sugar are pretty big and gives this beer a lot of presence. However, this seems to be all there is to this beer. Good presence, good balance, but lacking in what also defines most good barleywines- complexity. The caramel and brown sugar seem a little burnt in the middle and give rise to a blend of weak sourness and slight raisin. I would prefer this fresh barleywine to be messier as that would portend a brighter future. It does not appear that will be the case and I would not suggest aging- unless you want a really boring barleywine. But don't get me wrong. This is a highly accessible, high gravity beer and would be an easy introduction for the novice. Mouthfeel- Pretty much medium bodied with a good deal of carbonation for a barleywine. Too much for me anyway. Drinkability- If this beer were more interesting, it would be scary. But it's not. I would rather get some Bigfoot. Overall- Above average to almost good. A boring barleywine but still pretty tasty. Worth a try. You might find you like this low-key, high alcohol offering. Serving type: bottle 10-26-2013 03:04:08 | More by artoolemomo mitch3114New York 4.73/5 rDev +23.5% look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75 Poured from bottle into snifter glass A- Beautiful dark ruby red liquid, clear with no floatys. Nice tight bubbly head that sticks around for about a minute before falling down to just a clumpy bubbly pool in the middle of the beer and around the edges of the glass. Nice lacing. S- Smells of sweet floral candied hops, fermented raisons and brown sugar. I can pick up the alcohol but it is masked nicely through the other pleasant aromas. T- Taste is much like the smell, although the hops aren't too bittering on the palette. Some rich creamy malt. The alcohol like the scent is also hidden quite nicely. It is sweet but not too sweet and bitter but not too bitter. Overall, for a fresh American style barley wine, this is balanced quite nicely. M- Mouthfeel is rich, creamy and smooth. This is quite nice as it is a little chewy and thick, but this is a big beer. Some carbonation adds to the texture. The lightness of the bubbles add to the creamy texture, but as it's not too prickly, it goes down well. It's very drinkable. O- Overall this is an excellent representation of the style. In addition, the price is right. It seems to be readily available at the moment as well. I would like to lay down a few four packs of this and see how it matures. Since there is some bitterness and a lot of complexity, I think this would be a great candidate for a couple years of aging. Cheers. Serving type: bottle 10-26-2013 01:59:09 | More by mitch3114 elihullUtah 3.88/5 rDev +1.3% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 A: Dark cherry wood with a very appealing garnet quality. Poured in snifter with very slight head. S: Fresh bread aroma with a good deal of yeast on the nose, similar to a hefeweizen or similar wheat beer. Slight boozy aroma in the tail end. T: Caramel, sweet butter scotch, bready character initially. Quite a sweet barley wine. The back-end has a boozy, hoppy bitterness to counteract the sweetness. Leaves a molasses like after taste. M: The first few sips are fairly heavy, but alleviates halfway through the glass. Not too thick, but pleasantly hefty. O: Another fine offering from Uinta. This beer isn't too complex or wild, but very enjoyable. This is my first barley wine so I do not have anything to compare it to, but as an introduction to the style I like it a lot. Serving type: bottle 10-12-2013 03:05:25 | More by elihull |
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Performance management - Judge not, lest ye be judged?
Plain old good manners tell us we shouldn't go around judging people. But in the federal HR world, entire performance rating systems are built around judging others. Former DHS CHCO Jeff Neal says it's time for agency managers to think differently about how they rate their employees.
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Agencies need to do more to fully implement the Government Performance and Results Modernization Act, according to the Government Accountability Office. Forty percent of agency managers remain unfamiliar with cross-agency priority goals developed by the administration. The report also recommends agencies do more to ensure the performance information they release is both useful and used by federal managers to measure agency results.
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Bob Tobias, director of the Key Executive Leadership Programs at American University, joins In Depth to discuss how the government deals with poor performers.
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The White House issued the updated Circular A-11 guidance for the 2014 budget development. The performance management section includes some of the most significant changes. In an exclusive interview with Federal News Radio, OMB's Shelley Metzenbaum said agencies have a multi-year plan to improve programs and accountability.
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Members of the CHCO council, the National Council on Federal Labor-Management Relations and the Federal Managers Association will talk about how to improve performance management.
July 20, 2012
Tags: workforce , employee performance system , performance management , GEAR , Bill Bransford , Kathryn Medina , CHCO Council , Michael Filler , National Council on Federal Labor Management Relations , Greg Stanford , Federal Managers Association , Fed Talk
Performance improvement has 'turned the corner' in government
Shelley Metzenbaum said agencies are doing a better job in setting outcome-based goals and using data to measure their progress. OPM is finalizing guidance and training to use the competence models for performance improvement positions. Treasury and DHS are setting their own path to using data to meet their mission goals.
Tags: management , OMB , Shelley Metzenbaum , OPM , Andrea Bright , Richard Beck , Interior , Treasury , Kevin Donahue , DHS , Amy Culbertson , performance management , GPRA Modernization Act , performance improvement officer , Performance Improvement Council , Jason Miller