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Ask Debby Herbenick | My wife likes to dresses like a bunny in the bedroom
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Q At my job, I am in contact with a female coworker several times a week. We have become very close, and there is clearly a connection there, friendship or otherwise. People tend to refer to us as though we're together, as we definitely give off that vibe. That being said, neither of us has ever done or said anything to suggest more than friendship…until a week or so ago when, on a rare occasion, we spent time outside of work and had an (amazing) drunken hookup. In the morning there was no awkwardness, in fact we maintained affection in our newfound sobriety. But we haven't really spoken of it since, and our friendship remains strong as ever. I'm fine with things remaining "just friends," but it would be incredible if it could be more than that. However, I think that neither of us wants to jeopardize our working relationship. Is there some way to bring it up with her without bringing out awkwardness that currently isn't there? Or is this just a no-win scenario as long as we work together?
A Unless your work has a specific no sex/dating/relationship policy, there is no reason you can't at least talk to your coworker about what happened and see if she is interested in pursuing something beyond the cubicle. Or you could just ask her out for a drink or invite her to join you and a group of friends for happy hour, karaoke (hey, it worked in 500 Days of Summer) or a comedy club, thus making it less date-ish and more let's-hang-out-and-see-what-happens-ish. Even if your work does have a "no contact" policy, you can at least discuss it if you feel you need closure. How would you feel if you said or did nothing and then a month or two down the road she started dating someone else? If you'd feel like a missed-opportunity idiot, then you may need to take action now. If you don't care either way, and you truly are happy being just friends, then maybe it's fine to pass on the opportunity—but that doesn't seem to be what you want. If you invite her once or twice to join you out and she says no, then you can still work together without awkwardness. Just accept her "no" gracefully, move on and treat her with kindness and respect as usual. And if she says yes? Well, you never know how it will turn out until you try.
Q The skin toward the lower region of my vagina is very thin, making intercourse quite painful. Is there anything I can do to strengthen the tissue there?
A Generally speaking, women's genital skin and tissue tend to be more fragile and vulnerable to tearing than men's genital skin. In addition, there are some situations in which women's genital skin becomes even more delicate, such as when they are low on estrogen. Women may have low levels of estrogen when they are breast-feeding, going through menopause (or approaching it) or using low-dose estrogen birth-control pills. Women may also have fragile genital skin as a result of certain vulvar skin disorders such as one called lichen sclerosus that often involves certain areas of a woman's vulva turning white and/or itching. These are just some possible causes of thin vulvar skin—to find out why yours is tearing, I'd suggest checking in with a health-care provider. To find a doctor with vulvovaginal health expertise in your area, contact the International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal Disease at issvd.org. If your skin is thin as a result of a vulvar skin disorder, then treatment (which often involves applying a cream to one's genitals) may help to make your skin stronger once again. On the other hand, if your skin is thin as a result of low estrogen, then you may be prescribed a topical estrogen cream to help restore your skin's magical stretchy superpowers. In the meantime, try using a water-based lubricant during sex, reapplying it as needed (especially if you have marathon sex or rough sex) and choosing positions that give you more control over the thrusting, such as woman on top or reverse cowgirl.
Q My wife likes to dress like a rabbit in the bedroom. This is not exciting for me. Can you please help?
A Dressing up like forest animals doesn't do it for most people, so it's understandable that your wife's odds were not good on this one. Does she just have something like a Playboy bunny outfit that she likes and wears because she has it and thinks she looks cute in it? Or it is an all-out rabbit costume (a fur suit), and she likes to pretend that you are both animals or that you are a person and she is a real rabbit? Because these are two totally different things. If it's just (human) dress-up she likes, why not go on to a site such as 3wishes.com and find another type of costume that you both find sexy? Costume types include the typical (e.g., cheerleader, French maid, firefighter) as well as the less typical (e.g., bee, butterfly, fairy). Choosing a costume together might be enjoyable and give you both a chance to say what you like and what types of fantasies and pleasures you enjoy. Now, if she's more into the plushie/furry scene (e.g., people who like to dress as animals or have sex with stuffed animals, etc.), that could get trickier. If you are definitely not into plushie play, you two may need to decide what that means for your relationship: How important is it to her? Can she feel gratified by fantasizing about it? Or by dressing as a rabbit during solo masturbation? Or might you come to some agreement where she can play with others who share her fantasies? Some food (carrots?) for thought.
Q I am a 75-year-old male about to marry for the third time. My fiancée is 15 years younger, and believe it or not she's insisted we leave sex for the wedding night. I went along with that, but I'm in fact a bit worried about not knowing her intimately before D-day. Can you provide me with any advice?
A If you absolutely do not want to marry without having sex, it's okay to say that. After all, she's said that she doesn't want to have sex before marriage. Neither choice is more correct than the other; they are just preferences. You might consider what your concerns are: Are you concerned about if she'll be as interested in sex as you are? That she'll be the type of lover you enjoy? If so, are there other ways that you can figure these things out? You can learn a lot about someone's sensuality by making out with them and engaging in other types of sex play (e.g., genital touching, oral sex, playing with sex toys). Then again, nothing is a guarantee—she could be a marvelous lover before you get married and a terrible one afterward. So you have to take it as it comes anyway. If and when you do have sex, you two might enjoy reading Better Than I Ever Expected: Straight Talk About Sex After Sixty (Seal Press, $15.95)


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The only thing missing is the aroma.
June 08, 2011
Indeed. :)
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no, I could swear that I smelled it!
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San Francisco, CA – January 18, 2009 – Room to Read and The Republic of Tea today announced the launch of Little Citizen's Herb Tea, the first line of naturally caffeine-free, organic Rooibos based, Fair Trade Certified herbal teas for children. For every tin of Little Citizen's Herb Tea sold, The Republic of Tea will contribute $1 to Room to Read, a nonprofit organization that impacts the lives of millions of children in the developing world by providing the lifelong gift of education. The partnership will enable Room to Read to establish a bi-lingual library for underprivileged children in South Africa, as well as build libraries in other developing countries in which it operates.
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Be prepared when you go to the fairPosted Wednesday, July 20, 2011, at 2:23 PM
I learned the hard way earlier this week that taking pictures while walking through the cattle barn at the Greene County 4-H Fairgrounds was a bad idea. My eye was glued to the camera lens as the group of Junior Leaders and Mini 4-Hers walked behind the stalls of cattle.
I had high hopes of catching that perfect moment where a child would reach up to pet an animal, but instead I was distracted by the mound of manure stuck to the bottom of my left flip flop. That alone was my first issue. Wearing flip flops to the fairgrounds. Luckily, the ground was not covered in mud, but my feet were nearly black as I left the horse and pony show, making my way back to the Commercial Building to the next event. The long, dark pants I had chosen were a bad idea, as the temperature reached 90 degrees. The dark-colored shirt seemed to collect the sunlight and leave me sweltering. The make-up I had applied that morning had basically vanished, and I may as well not have wasted the product that I had put in my hair, it ended up in a pony tail anyway. This was my first experience at the 4-H Fairgrounds. For all you other first-time visitors, heed this warning: Dress accordingly. It was interesting being able to see the young children engrossed by the horses that bound around the arena. Parents and grandparents cheered on their 4-Her. It was a great experience, but I would advise wearing tennis shoes. Especially if you decide to take a trip through one of the animal barns. My advice would be to leave the make-up on the counter and the hair products in the cabinet. Straightened hair will become wavy and curly hair will become frayed. Keep a hair tie around your wrist, in order to pull back the sweat-bearing strands of hair. Sunglasses must also be a part of your accessorizing, as the sun shines brightly in the middle of the day. Tank tops and/or lightly colored clothing should be the only clothing to escape your closet during fair week. The light colors deflect the light, leaving you cooler. Parents, keep your eyes on the ground, and not in your camera lens. You don't want to take the smell of the barn home with you. Seeing those children's faces as they win an award is priceless, whether it be your child, grandchild, friends or even strangers, as long as you are completely prepared. Wouldn't you hate to miss your child receiving a Grand Champion award, with the excuse you were over heated because you had not taken the correct precautionary measures? These kids spend the whole year tending to their animals, then spend an entire week in the heat, upwards of 90 degrees, every day. Kudos to them. Obviously they have found their means of keeping cool. As for us first-time visitors, I guess we have to learn by trial and error. My next trip to the fairgrounds will be complete with tennis shoes, light colored T-shirt and bound-back hair. Also, I will be keeping my eye on the ground, with frequent stops to catch photographic moments. Sabrina is a staff writer for the Greene County Daily World. She can be reached by telephone at 847-4487 or by email at email@example.com . Comments Showing most recent comments first [Show in chronological order instead] |
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Ok so this is done all the time on SL so i thought i'd bring it to this site to liven things up a bit. Basically its just a game with a list of something (albums, songs, artists, etc) and everyone votes for their least favorite from the list. Which ever one gets the most votes is out and then everyone votes again and so on until there are no more choices left. Each round will be 1-2 days depending on how many votes are received. So for our first survivor game we will see what you all think Tech's best album is. I left the EPs and Vintage Tech (since its a compliation) out but included Bad Season and Celcius. Also i will edit the thread title accordingly for when its time to vote for the next round so everyone knows.
Everready (The Religion) is your winner!!!!!
Thank you to everyone who participated and made this game fun. Please feel free to post any ideas you might have for future survivor games.
14. Celcius
13. The Worst
12. The Calm Before The Storm
11. The Gates Mixed Plate (Collabos)
10. Bad Season
9. Misery Loves Kompany (Collabos)
8. Sickology 101 (Collabos)
7. Killer
6. Anghellic
5. Welcome To Strangeland (Collabos)
3. All 6's and 7's
2. Absolute Power
Wow, are you serious? I love Sickology, but I felt really bad saying Anghelic over it. I can understand why Sickology is being highly voted. But really... All 6s and 7s?
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You fucking followers with your sickology votes go fuck yourselves. My vote is for ALL 6'S AND 7'S
Um no Round 8 begins when i say so.
Alex M said:
Sickology 101 is gone.....Round 8
lol, alex. you just got fuckin told, son.
MikeN said:
Um no Round 8 begins when i say so.
Alex M said:Sickology 101 is gone.....Round 8
Shit happens
DJ605 said:
lol, alex. you just got fuckin told, son.
MikeN said:Um no Round 8 begins when i say so.
Alex M said:Sickology 101 is gone.....Round 8
Round 7:
Sickology 101 - 18
Anghellic - 11
Killer - 6
Absolute Power - 2
All 6's and 7's - 2
Sickology 101 is eliminated
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Everready. It had classics like My World, Riot Maker, The Rain, This is Me, Welcome to the Midwest, Come Gangsta and The Beast...
but i hated Caribou Lou, Bout To Bubble, Flash, Jellysickle, No Can Do, Fuck Em' Girl, and Night And Day.... so yeah, basically it was just inconsistent despite having some of Tech's best work on there
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For many entrepreneurs and community leaders involved in the tech hub movement, Endeavor's launch is one of the strongest signals yet that the dream of a strong and sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem in South Florida is attainable.
Endeavor is a global nonprofit with a 16-year history of identifying and helping high-impact entrepreneurs from all industries become global success stories, creating plenty of jobs for their communities. Those entrepreneurs also become role models, mentors and investors in the next generation of innovators in their regions, adding layers to the ecosystem. Founded in Latin America and now in 17 countries, Endeavor chose Miami to launch its first U.S. program.
"The timing for Endeavor to be here is perfect: Endeavor is what's going to take the Miami entrepreneurship community to the next level," said Adriana Cisneros, CEO of the Cisneros Group of Companies and chair of Endeavor Miami.
Champagne flowed at the launch party at The LAB Miami in Wynwood last week, but Endeavor's arrival is far from the only marker of success in the past year: Co-working spaces buzz, accelerators attract top talent, and high-profile events draw outsiders here to check out the scene. Efforts to unite the tri-county area in building and branding a hub are gaining steam.
Early stage companies have been making headlines, too: Open English, CareCloud, Yellow Pepper, Easy Solutions, TissueTech, SafetyPay and Modernizing Medicine all raised millions of dollars in funding rounds recently, and startups Everypost, Gui.de and Kairos have been drawing national or international coverage.
To be sure, there are still challenges.
Finding funding and enough talent in the region still top the list of areas where improvement is needed, according to an informal survey of entrepreneurs and other leaders within the community. Brain drain continues to be a key concern. And although South Florida has always been highly entrepreneurial — the Miami-Fort Lauderdale metro area is the most entrepreneurial in the nation, according to Kauffman Foundation research — its growth is still dominated by micro-businesses that stay tiny. There are perceptions to fight, too, of Miami as a capital of sun and fun, not entrepreneurship and technology.
Yet, many believe that eMerge Americas, technology pioneer Manny Medina's large tech conference planned for next May, will be a coming-out party of sorts. "It will be a chance to show the world what we've got," said Diane Sanchez, CEO of Medina's Technology Foundation of the Americas putting on eMerge.
In the past year, the tech hub movement has grown at a frenetic pace.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation has committed $3.8 million to entrepreneurship-focused projects so far, including $2 million over five years to launch Endeavor. Knight also funded eMerge Americas, The LAB Miami, Refresh Miami, Ashoka and other organizations; it has several grants very near completion and many more in the pipeline.
The Knight Foundation began making grants in entrepreneurship last fall, starting out by funding events and projects such as hackathons, idea jams, entrepreneur pitching events and conferences, and will continue doing so. The foundation believes it can make a bigger impact making a greater number of grants in smaller amounts — such as a $20,000 grant it made last week to the Awesome Foundation, which itself makes micro-grants to entrepreneurial projects — and Knight will be "pushing forward aggressively in year two," said Matt Haggman, Miami program director of the Knight Foundation. Coming up those include funding SIME Miami, a high-profile European conference of technology thought leaders from around the world, and the return of the popular Startup City: Miami early next year.


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75 Minute IPA
- Dogfish Head Brewery
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Ratings: 2075
Reviews: 522
rAvg: 4.13
pDev: 10.65%
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American IPA
| 7.50%
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Blend two Dogfish Head favorites, add maple syrup and carbonate the mixture naturally. What do you get? 75 Minute IPA.
The carbon dioxide trapped during bottle conditioning gives 75 Minute IPA a soft and velvety mouthfeel. Dry-hopped with whole-leaf Cascades, this complex IPA has been known to inspire pilgrimages to our brewpub.
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look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Poured from a 750 ml bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice. Bottled on 10/31/2013.
Appearance: Pours a fairly hazy copper golden orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. Huge four finger off white head that actually holds up fairly well. Leaves a lot of clingy lacing around the glass.
Smell: A fruity and fairly sweet hop forward aroma with earthy hints, citrus, and sweet syrup. Hoppy upfront with earthy hints of grass and some spicy pine. Zesty citrus hop presence with hints of orange peel, lemon, grapefruit, pineapple, mango, and slight apricot. Sweet bready malts with hints of caramel, toffee, biscuit, toast, and yeast. The sweet scent of maple syrup is noticeable. A very solid aroma.
Taste: Like the aroma hints at, a zesty, fruity, and fairly earthy IPA taste with a nice kick of sweet syrup. Mix of hops upfront with earthy notes of grass and spicy pine. Juicy citrus hop presence with notes of orange rind, lemon zest, pineapple, grapefruit, mango, and some apricot. Sweet and toasty malt presence with notes of caramel, toffee, yeast, biscuit, and toast. Sweet notes of the added maple syrup come through as well. A big and nicely balanced taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Juicy, creamy, and somewhat oily and syrupy. Finishes somewhat dry. Nicely smooth.
Overall: A pretty good take on a IPA. Good citrus hop presence with a solid balance of sweetness from the added maple syrup. Good to have Dogfish Head back at the MN/WIS border.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2013 08:10:50 |
More by MattyG85
New Jersey
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
big fluffy head even on an easy pour, in the 2 finger range, cloudy dull orange hue with lots of bubbles competing for my attention, the head is a floating mass and grips all over the glass for dear life
zesty, lemony seltzer, fresh citric hop aroma with zero off notes, deeper cone aroma is also apparent under the lemon umbrella, the malt does fight a little to be heard but man you better listen carefully, ditto on the maple syrup - just a faint note, for an IPA this does smell really nice
taste etc...
initial hops... and some strange sweetness, definite crisp carbonation bite which I dig (keeps it refreshing), the hops have a nice bittering bent but do not over do it - this is probably also in concert with the maple syrup and bottle conditioning, although the bottle conditioning doesn't feel as apparent as it does in a beer like say Long Trails unfiltered IPA or 3 Floyds Dreadnaught (again I suspect the maple syrup is playing a role here), the maple becomes more assertive more into the bottle and seems to balance out more as I go on (and perhaps my palate is adjusting as well), some nice warming is apparent from the elevated (but not astronaut in love crazy) ABV, this drinks beautifully feel wise - carbonation is sharp and this has a nice full body, the hops are almost perfumy in your mouth as well
the bottom of the bottle is the winner, the flavors are all amplified including the maple which almost adds a smoky-ish type element
DFH knows IPAs, that is pretty damn apparent. this is a very interesting and super drinking brew. It does not hit it out of the proverbial park for me personally but that said it is damn solid no doubt. Great hop flavor and the bottle conditioning adds just the right touch of complexity.
Serving type: bottle
12-08-2013 06:33:17 |
More by Ego
New Hampshire
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
From the 750 ml. bottle. Sampled on November 27, 2013.
It pours like a typical American IPA with an amber-orange-bronze tone and a tremendous, foamy cream head. Some cloudiness is noted and regularly erupting carbonation.
The aroma is subtle with an emphasis on the toasted biscuit malts and maple sweetness ahead of the floral, earthy hops. A little grass. A little citrus maybe.
The body is medium but also smooth.
The bitter earthy hops are far more noticeable in the taste than on the nose bit I enjoyed how they melded with the biscuit character that I got in there up front. Moderately lingering finish. Alcohol is very well integrated.
Serving type: bottle
11-27-2013 21:25:02 |
More by puboflyons
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Really cool flavor profile for an IPA. I don't normally think about drinking beer with my breakfast but this flavor explosion can pull up a chair at the table. Realistically speaking it is a great mix up for IPA fans and the maple flavor is very prominent on the tongue but other than that runs similar in flavor to the breweries other IPAs with floral american hop heavy flavor.
Serving type: bottle
11-17-2013 23:12:43 |
More by Lederer85
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
From the bottle into a tulip.
A: copper golden in color with a full three finger head which breaks down slowly leaving some thick lacing.
S: sweet citrus and pine hops.
T: hops come forward, but the taste is not overpowering. There is a sweetness unlike any other IPA I have had before. It is unusual but enjoyable.
M: moderate carbonation and mouth feel.
O: nice, but unexpected. I had some notions of this being a little sweeter because of the maple syrup, but that didn't come through for me. An interesting cross up between DFHs two very popular IPAs though.
Serving type: bottle
11-16-2013 17:49:43 |
More by polloenfuego
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
A: The beer pours a hazy golden amber color. The beer forms a large long lasting creamy off-white head which dissipated around the edges of the glass first leaving a marshmallow like column of small suds standing on top of the beer.
S: The smell is typical for an IPA, dominated by citrus and piney notes.
T: The taste hints a an overly strong hop flavor but never reaches that mark keeping the beer drinkable and enjoyable. The addition of the maple syrup seems to have mellowed out the sharp bite that hops can often add.
M: The beer feels smooth on the palette with a very creamy head. It however does not retain the bite that is sometimes present with a carbonated drink.
O: I would definitely recommend this beer as an IPA for anyone looking for something a bit off-center, something which Dogfish Head does very well.
Serving type: bottle
11-10-2013 21:05:44 |
More by jmw4437
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
750ml bottle poured into a pint glass
Pours with a huge fluffy head. Clear yellow-golden. Head fades and leaves clumps on the side of the glass. Smell is grassy, piney, floral sweet.
Taste is odd. Something a little funky-off about it. Maybe some soapy flavor. Not a total loss, because there's some noticeable sweetness.
Mouthfeel is thin, light, slick. Overall, not too impressed. I'll finish it, but not with delight.
Serving type: bottle
11-09-2013 21:32:34 |
More by snaotheus
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
Poured into a tulip glass from a 22oz brown bottle.
A - Copper in color, with nice clarity, a tight, frothy head, and good lacing.
S - Very malt-forward in the nose. Roasty with a nutty character.
T - Again, big malt presence here. Toffee sweetness dominates, but the hops push in with earthy, leafy flavors and a bitterness to balance. Presence of maple at the back end.
M - Medium-bodied, moderate carbonation, dry finish.
O - Overall, an excellent beer. The characteristics strike a nice balance between the 60 and the 90 minute brews, and the addition of the maple nicely compliments the malt complexity.
Serving type: bottle
11-01-2013 13:19:59 |
More by timwardjr
New York
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
The beer comes in a orange amber color with a fluffy white head.
The nose has orange, citrus, pine, big sweet bready malt, and some earthy pine notes.
The flavor follows with lemon, grapefruit, and pine with a sweet caramel bready malt. There's maybe a bit of the maple in the finish.
The beer surely tastes like a mix of 60 and 90. I do enjoy the balance between the two and it gives the beer a good body and flavor profile.
Serving type: bottle
10-11-2013 02:19:11 |
More by dar482
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
This beer is one of my all time favorites. The smell, taste, and aftertaste are amazing. The picture on the label is also pretty cool. I have been waiting to get my hands on another one for far too long. Its hard to find in my little town and the brewery is far away. Regardless, my next encounter with the 75 minute IPA will be a pleasure.
Serving type: bottle
10-03-2013 04:00:00 |
More by TxMdScotty298
look: 4.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Huge pale head from a turbulent pour. Lively orange-copper brew with tons of carbonation; almost opaque. Great head retention, and nice lacing.
Typical IPA: bright and hoppy. Floral, maybe a little citrus, and some mild malt background (caramel, grain, honey). Less metallic than 60 minute; less malty than 90 minute.
First dose is malts, lighter on the maple syrup; not quite caramel, but very smooth and honey-like. Hops come in secondary, bright and floral, with a hint of undefined citrus and pine. Third wave is again malts, with more of a hint of the maple syrup. Slight astringency. Extremely well-balanced and smooth.
Very smooth mouthfeel; medium, almost medium-full. Syrupy feel without coming across as an overripe DIPA. Not super lively in the mouth; no carbonation sting, and absolutely no sense of ABV at all. Very mild (and dry) hop oil coating of the mouth, which leaves a slightly flat and earthy aftertaste, but also freshens up the palate, asking for a new sip.
This is an excellent, excellent beer. I may like it better than either 60 or 90 minute. The maple syrup is extremely subdued, but that's probably a good thing. The overall beer is phenomenally drinkable, and superbly balanced.
Serving type: bottle
09-27-2013 20:11:57 |
More by Roguer
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A- poured a bright amber. Clear with no carbonation. Short-lived head is bright white and lasts a while.
S- subtle but good. Grapefruit/citrus hop dominates.
T- the taste is a great blend of the hops citrus and the strong malt backbone.
M- a bit hit of bitterness dominates upfront then is smoothed out by the malt.
O- an outstanding blend of the 60 and 90 minute.
Serving type: on-tap
09-25-2013 21:03:04 |
More by delta490
New York
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Pours hazy and orange amber. Has golden hues and a fat head of off white foam, fine and soft that won't fall ever. Leaves a thick layer on top. There is some streaming effervescence coming up from the bottom. The lacing is outrageous. Thick , wet glorious lace. Sticky sheets of it that just sit on the side of the glass.
Nose is sensational with sweetness. Lush and layered sweetness. Tropical fruit, orange, orange rind and light caramel. There is a coconut presence overall that is milky and light. You may have to wait until it warms a bit before you fully realize the coconut scent. There's some lemon zest to lighten and brighten and a pine that is earthy.
Taste is remarkably soft and sophisticated. You are expecting some kind of fruit blast but it's silky instead. The surprising gentle nature of the sweetness is accented by shy toasted grains. Then, a tartness from grapefruit to excite and remind you that there is a hop presence here.A gentle bitter comes in with the pine. The resin is light, the pine is earthy. The grains are earthy and there's a light fresh grass. Maple syrup lends a sticky feeling to the body of the beer but it's light and makes you want to lick your lips. Alcohol is a bit warming and it finishes with pine and orange.
This beer was so smooth as not to be believed at first. The hop bitter and grapefruit were softly defiant to the sweetness. Seamless and full without heaviness.
Serving type: bottle
09-25-2013 15:52:41 |
More by utopiajane
District of Columbia
look: 4.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
750 mL bottle purchased in the greater Washington D.C. area, unknown bottling date (2013 vintage), poured into my NEBCO Ghandi-Bot snifter, drank 9/22/13 over an hour.
A: 3/3 -beautiful golden-brown coloration, high clarity (can see and even read through through), carbonation is huge on first pour and persists as a one finger frothy white head through the session, mild-to-moderate alcohol legs
S: 7/12 - picking up tons of Cascade notes, which, in excess, has always smelled like bleach to me; not a fan...
T: 15/20 - on the anterior tongue, I get an intense Cascade bitterness with those "bleach-like": flavors predominating; in the middle of the mouth, I was waiting for some of the maple syrup sweetness, which did appear but, unfortunately, not nearly as much as I would have liked; the alcohol is present but certainly not overwhelming in the taste
M: 3/5 - moderate bodied and but overcarbonated to me for an American IPA
O: 7/10 - one of my first IPA loves was 90 Minute IPA, I've gotten blasted into outer space on 120 Minute and have come to appreciate 60 Minute as a solid East Coast IPA; unfortunately, I don't see what this beer adds beyond the aforementioned and I sincerely wish that the maple syrup was more present in the flavor; it's an overall meh for me.
Serving type: bottle
09-22-2013 05:15:33 |
More by MNishCT77
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
1 pt. 9.4 fl oz bottle poured into an IPA glass. Bottled on 7/15. Consumed on 9/20.
A - Amber in color with a 1 finger head. Readily apparent carbonation. Delicate yet abundant lacing as beer recedes. First pour clear, but 2nd pour yielded sediment which quickly settles to bottom of the glass.
S - Sweet coconut/tropical fruit scent with a slight citrus hint.
T - Sweet East Coast IPA. Very reminiscent of the style. Sweetness with a slight lemony citrus twist.
M - Initial crisp mouthfeel, but feels somewhat sticky in the corners of my mouth over time... is that the maple syrup conditioning or am I imagining it?
O - Bought this since 75 minute is rather limited, and it's interesting. If you like DFH 60/90, you will enjoy. I will not purchase again.
Serving type: bottle
09-21-2013 00:46:20 |
More by Duane_Opfer
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
750Ml poured into a tulip
A- A hazy amber color with a two finger off white head.
S- A lot of cascade hops. A lighter side of fruityness. A bit of a sugary sweetness.
T- On the sweeter side at first. I dont taste much of the syrup but it does add to the sweetness and the feel of the beer. The hops are typical cascade. A slight fruityness, more of a fruity pebbly like taste. A bit of onion but a subtle hop profile. The malts are somewhat plain but bring out the hops.
M- A thicker feel for an IPA. I think its mostly from the syrup. Not too bitter. But very drinkable.
O- A nice IPA. right inbetween the 60 and 90. Its a slightly different take on the base beers but doesnt veer too far off the beaten path to justify the price. Worth trying.
Serving type: bottle
09-13-2013 01:30:51 |
More by TwelveOunces
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
75 minute IPA a beautiful experience thus far after my first pour, paired with one of my favorite all time cigars CLE cuarenta which is a beautiful diadema tapered at each end tailored for Christian Eirora's 40th birthday. Overall a great experience between the roasted tobacco notes and black pepper I'm getting from the cigar, along with a perfume like spice note this is complex tobacco. The beer looks super cloudy amber ruby hued with a light khaki tan head forming fine lace in my chalice glass. Aroma has citrus with a complex sugar layer full of hops and maple syrup partially fermented out. Barrel aging can't be ruled out this is a refined IPA less hop machismo than either 60 minute IPA or 90 minute IPA. Flavors collide nicely with oak barrel aging and hops on the horizon, super complex malts and sugars blend it all into a balanced beast of an IPA. Mouthfeel has bitter aspects with alcohol soothing the backend it doesn't finish hot but the alcohol is definitely noticeable wow, what a beer. Overall the perfect beer to pair with a complex cigar don't think you have to have a scotch or bourbon to pair with your cigar when there is ale out there this complex.
Serving type: bottle
09-11-2013 21:23:52 |
More by WVbeergeek
New Jersey
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Six week old bottle. Bottle conditioning contributes to a long-lasting creamy head over three fingers high. Color is a hazy golden amber. When that head does finally fade, there's some chunky lacing left in its wake. A very floral aroma that showcases C hops and has a nice balance of citrus and pine. I expected a bigger blast of aroma from the supposedly insane level of dry hopping, but it's still very satisfying.
75 really does taste like a blend of 60 and 90, although you could also describe it as a "bigger 60." Bitterness and hop flavors are amplified as is the malt body, although there's no trace of sweetness or slight booziness as in the 90. Starts out with citrusy pine that leads into a pithy, bitter, dry finish. Despite the prodigious carbonation, the mouthfeel does not suffer.
All in all, this is a very good IPA, nicely balanced IPA. The bottle conditioning with maple syrup is an interesting twist that makes for a great looking beer, but otherwise adds nothing.
Serving type: bottle
09-04-2013 00:34:50 |
More by gr0g
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A nice beer, and a nice idea- adding a bit of maple syrup to the IPA. The syrup adds a bit of sweetness, but just slightly. What it really does is round out the flavors and add a balance to the bitterness as well as a floral/earthy note. It tastes as if they used a lighter grade of syrup, which was wise in this case. It's definitely become quite a different experience than a normal IPA, but one that is crave worthy- for me at least.
Serving type: bottle
09-02-2013 22:01:13 |
More by Georgiabeer
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
In reading other reviews, I realized they were reviewing two entirely different beers. The bottled stuff is made with added maple that adds an underlying sugar thats supplements the malt with a notable effect. "Pub made" 75 is a draw from 60 and a draw fron 90, and you get what the barkeep, not the brewer, measures by eye. Take it for what it is. Its not what they botle, but an in-between made up ib thy fly. Naturally in, consistent, its still a good bar option when you are in the pub. Not great, but drinkable when Mama bear and Papa bear are not what you want.
Serving type: on-tap
09-01-2013 18:58:38 |
More by drned
look: 4.75 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.25
Bottled on date is smeared, but I can make out that it was bottled in July of 2013. 750ml bottle poured into a tulip. Pours a hazy burnt golden; huge chunky eggshell white head that doesn't dissapear and leaves nice lacing and retention. Amazing looking beer. The aromas are full of caramel malts and lots of oranges. There are hints of pine needles as well. The flavors are sharp and crisp, but the malts do cut down on the aggressive bitterness. There are hints of maple as advertised, giving it a subtle sweetness and a resinous taste. There's some grass in the mix giving it an earthiness. I'm also picking up on some lemon zest. Alcohol goes unnoticed. Mouthfeel is nice; feels medium-bodied. The carbonation is moderate, but active. It's pretty creamy as well. This is a pretty clean beer. There's definitely an English influence on this one.
I'd say 75 Minute doesn't match up to its counterparts. I'd personally prefer of 60 or 90 over this. The craftsmanship is definitely there, which it gets extra credit for. It's an enjoyable beer, but nothing to write home about, in my opinion. The hop flavors and aromas don't seem to shine. Reguardless of me not being crazy about the aromas and flavors, it's still a pretty fun beer to drink, like most DFH beers. I recall enjoying this much more in the past. I hate to sound so harsh, because I'm a longtime DFH fan.
Serving type: bottle
08-29-2013 17:39:04 |
More by BB1313
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Honestly, I was reluctant to try this beer. Maple syrup? Yuck. But I was wrong. I was abroad and wanted some foreign friends to try American micro-brewed beers. So I had a colleague bring over two bottles from the States. He chose Racer 5 IPA, which I love, and 75 Minute, something I had never tried.
And I was hesitant to be the Guinea Pig. So my interpreter went first. He raved about it! So I switched from my Racer 5 and sipped a bit of 75 Minute, and what a surprise! The maple syrup remains in the background, but brings a certain alchemy to this beer, making it a complex, subtle, and malty drink.
If you too are reluctant, I don't blame you. But the syrup itself is barely detectable and serves as the perfect medium for this IPA.
Try it, you'll like it.
Serving type: bottle
08-26-2013 22:42:20 |
More by Isoruku
District of Columbia
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
NOTE: At the brewpub, they still "hand-mix" the 60 and 90 Minute, so I could probably do a slightly different review each time.
I have had this beer numerous times at Dogfish Head brew pubs, but actually doing a review made me think more about how much I really like it, especially compared to the multitude of options now available.
A: amber mostly clear, carbonation present. Head has retention and significant lacing.
S: little grassy, light lemon notes, not too strong on either
T: Light citrus and a little nutty initial taste. This gives way to the main malt-heavy yet grassy-bitter hops taste. The combination tastes a little woody to me.
M: carbonation on tongue up front, coating malt and dry little tug for second half of taste.
O: had always enjoyed this as a nice balance between 60 and 90. This still holds true. It's a solid offering, but nothing in it makes me out it over the top. I thought I'd rate it higher, and I still enjoy it, but not as much as I did or as other options out there.
My recent glasses have seemed maybe a little more on the 90 side (is it bad the bartenders know me). Maybe that has nothing to do with it.
Serving type: on-tap
08-21-2013 21:46:21 |
More by cjgiant
look: 4.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Large format bottle, 6 months from bottling date, poured into a Spiegelau snifter.
Pours a fairly clear orange body with a large head of creamy color, large bubbles with great retention, pretty beer.
Interesting nose, not overpowering, smells similar to DFH's 90 minute with citrus and grapefruit nods but also a noticeable maple syrup aroma.
Definitely a unique taste. I get the similar hop profile from DFH's 90 and 60 minute brews although toned down. The maple is definitely present and clamors for attention throughout the brew. A lot more oaky than I was expecting as well. A little watery. I wouldn't say the flavors meld perfectly together, but they complement decently. DFH's IPAs are malty to start with, so there is a lot of sweetness here.
Mouthfeel is thick and creamy, moreso than you'd expect for a 7.5% IPA, is a little sweet and cloying but finishes dry enough
Overall this is an interesting experiment and one I'd like to try fresh for comparison. A solid offering from DFH but it wouldn't make it onto my everyday rotation.
Serving type: bottle
08-06-2013 18:40:57 |
More by MCain04
look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
From 750 mL bottle to nonic pint glass
A: The brew is an opaque apricot-orange in appearance and forms a huge marshmallow-y head that almost never recedes.
S: Has a strangely subdued nose for the style, although I wonder if the huge pillowy head is blocking the bouquet. Wet floral hops are first detected; earthy and tea-like. Biscuity malts balance, with notes of citrus rind lingering.
T: The flavors are more distinct, and the tea-like floral hops are right up front. The hop profile yields notes of orange pith and grass. The honey-sweet aspects are weighty, with subtle notes of ripe fruit. There's a slight metallic note toward the end - not quite phenolic or spicy, but minerally, and it throws the palate off a bit. But it doesn't linger in the bitter-sweet, medium finish.
M: Chewy and creamy in texture, a lot like a higher ABV brew. Ample carbonation keeps the palate clean between sips.
Not a bad brew, fairly layered and interesting. This is distinctly NOT a West Coast style, which is normally my preference, but this works with what they were trying to do.
Serving type: bottle
08-06-2013 06:47:20 |
More by rand
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In order to use the advantages that FPGAs offer, it is necessary a compiler that can create a stream file to be downloaded to the circuit. Our research group downloaded four compilers called: Impulse C, Mitrion C, FPGAC, and System C. We have tested the different compilers with some simple mathematic algorithms. Based on the results, we were able to decide which compiler was the best to use for the project.
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A lovely area in the city centre. A place for children to let off steam and adults to stroll and relax. Views of the river and somewhere to have lunch on a sunny day.
A lovely area in the city centre. A place for children to let off steam and adults to stroll and relax. Views of the river and somewhere to have lunch on a sunny day.
We really wished we'd been able to book a table in advance for the main dining area but the locals obviously know the reputation of the food and service and we were only able to eat in the more relaxed lounge/bar area. It was however excellent in all respects. Highly trained but approachable staff - we were served both drinks... More
The park has a beautiful location near the rive and whilst it's currently undergoing a massive amount of work you can see it's going to be stunning! A lovely place to spend the afternoon.
Grosvenor Park has some stunning beauty set in Chester's city centre. 5 minutes walk away from Chester's amphitheatre and offers many paths and trails around some stunning flowers and scenery. A popular spot in summer for picnics. It also hosts a music concert every year which is also great! It has a children's play area, ice-cream shop and a kids... More
Much of the park is presently fenced off as the park is undergoing restoration to return it to its Victorian Splendor. The park actually looks quite scruffy due to large areas looking like a building site although I'm sure it will look very different when the work is completed IN spring 2014.
Nice open park between the river and the city - lots of squirrels and room to roam. Small lake and little railway for children in the summer.
Quite a nice place to go when the pressures of shopping get too much. Within the City boundaries it is a real area of quietnesses and seclusion nad within easy walking distance. Just a short distance from the Groves next to the River Dee
Grosvenor park is well worth the walk up from the river Dee, or indeed down to the Dee if you come from Chester centre. Nice little play area for children, and by the lake is the miniature railway that runs around it (late spring/summer only). Plenty of space to play ball games and lovely gardens to enjoy
Free to visit and nice on a sunny day although at the moment it is a bit rough as they are in the middle of transforming the area. Plenty of open space though to walk and lots of friendly squirrels but you are not supposed to feed them now!
Highly recommend this park for the perfect picnic. Children entertained by a lovely miniature railway which circles round a pond and plenty of space for playing a game. Lots of squirrels so take some nuts. Finish your picnic with an ice cream at the river.
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Brave! Amazing prog band.
If iTunes is to be trusted, all of their albums are independently released, except their "greatest hits" album.
Upon further investigation, Laser's Edge Records has pretty much all my favorite prog bands. Specifically District 97, Haken, and Delain.
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Could you try to get Wichita Records on board? I would buy pretty much buy everything from them, especially any Bloc Party songs.
Bloc Party.
some manilla road would be awesome
i just dont know what kind of label theyre at, and i can see a lot of people not liking the singers voice
my love is like a candle, if you forget me, i will burn your damn house down.
Alright. I went through my music and found a few that might be on small enough labels for RBN.
Coconut Records
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
The Futureheads
Tubbs has a new home
I second Cipher with Say Anything. Supposedly, Alive with the Glory of Love was pretty heavily requested a long while ago for RB around here.
But that song is probably the worst song I've heard from them so I won't even bother linking.
I'd really really want either Spidersong or Woe.
Another one I really want is Dragonette.
The song I want in particular is very No Doubt-ish if any of you like that sort of thing. Keys would rock on that. Same goes for a lot of their songs.
They have a couple stinkers on that album, but their one after that is pretty safe if you're checking them out.
And, finally, as I suggested in TAG's announcement thread, for Japanese stuff, it'd be cool to see some Katamari Damacy tracks.
8/9/11 (Def Leppard) will be marked as the best day in RB history for me. HMX, major thanks for all this amazing DLC you put out!
Jack's Mannequin, who, according to Wikipedia, are associated with Maverick Records and Sire Records, both of whom are owned by Warner. Can't remember how well that works.
But if you CAN get them, Dark Blue was a pretty sizable hit, it was on One Tree Hill once.
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When Apple launched its newest iPhone recently, it sold 1 million units the first weekend. That means a million more people are helping to shift the email landscape and making the mobile phone itself the new inbox. It also means the mobile revolution is officially on your doorstep. Here's the bad news: It's no longer business as usual, especially if you send business-oriented, time-sensitive information. Mobile email is a much different user experience and poses a different set of challenges to overcome. Design challenges are foremost. Your message content has to show up no matter what the mobile's email program does to it (and be warned, mobile email can get ugly). Also, going mobile-friendly means changing other aspects of your email program, too. And now, here's the good news: You can get the jump on your competitors who haven't gotten the message yet, just by making a few changes. The following list can help you get started, beginning today. Five top tips 1. Find out how many of your readers are viewing messages on their mobiles right now. You might not be able to pinpoint the exact number, but you can come close: - Ask your readers. Link to a survey in your next regular mailing, or send a stand-alone message. Ask if the reader views email on a mobile, on a desktop/laptop, some other device such as an iPod Touch (like the iPhone minus the phone), Blackberry or a combination of these, how well the messages appear or what problems occur. - Track your open and click rates across your last 10 mailings. Falling open rates combined with steady click or conversion rates can indicate many things, including more readers viewing email on mobiles that don't render HMTL and thus don't register opens. - Create a mobile-only version (see Tips No. 2 and 4 below) and track how many people either click the link to investigate it or sign up for it. Or, if you want to know more precisely, try a new service that reports on how many of your subscribers receive your emails via their BlackBerry or iPhone (as well as other browsers): http://www.fingerprintapp.com/. 2. Upgrade your design to display better across most major devices. Every device displays email a little differently, so don't worry about optimising a single message for each one (you'd go crazy!). Just go for the lowest common denominator: - Drop the postcard-style single large image. It won't show up on most common mobiles. Instead, put key copy in plain or HTML text, such as the offer or call to action. - Strip your top menus out of the design. They can take up a page or two on a mobile, which the subscriber has to wade through to get to the good stuff. - Use a complete URL (e.g. www.YourCompany.co.uk/specialoffer) instead of cloaking it behind an image or text like "click here." - Even on the iPhone and iPod Touch, which display HTML images by default, an HTML message can show up only thumbnail-size, rendering text illegible. - Don't expect the text version of multi-part messages (with both HTML and text versions in one) to appear automatically. HTML subscribers who view messages on a non-HTML-rendering mobile will still get the HTML in all its garbled glory. - Avoid tracking code on URLS if possible, because it makes them overlong (or use a Service Provider who provides shorter tracking URLs). 3. Stand out in the mobile inbox with a recognisable sender line and accurate subject line. The mobile inbox has room for only five to 10 messages on a screen. 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Vendors include Return Path (http://www.returnpath.net/) and Pivotal Veracity (http://www.pivotalveracity.com/). - Track subscriber activity, too. Use strategic metrics rather than those that just measure deliverability or clicks. See if your mobile readers are clicking on your call to action link more or less than your desktop readers, or if order size, download rate, or what-have-you differ significantly. 6. Don't forget the Web. After you trim down your HTML email, consider doing the same for your Web site. No use sending your readers to a landing page that functions no better on their mobiles than your old email did. The World Wide Web Consortium (3WC for short) has a list of best practices here: www.w3.org/TR/mobile-bp. Don't overhaul overnight Your first step is to assess how your email looks now on mobiles. What you see on your own screen will dictate your first moves. But do something, and soon. Come the revolution, you'll be ready. Originally Posted: B2B Marketing
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Par. Gareth Ogden Posté Aug 30th 2010
In the same way that it can be helpful to create multiple partitions on a large hard disk drive or SSD in order to better manage your data—for example a DATA partition and WINDOWS partition—it's also helpful to do the same with high-capacity flash drives. For example, WORK and PERSONAL partitions, or a separate MUSIC partition, or even a BOOT partition for a Live Boot USB drive.
However, while it's a simple task to partition a hard disk drive or SSD, it's not quite so easy to partition a USB drive. This is simply because the former is considered a 'Removable Storage Device' by Windows, and Windows does not allow for multiple partitions on removable devices. A neat little trick to get around this is to simply turn your removable USB drive into a fixed logical disk drive by 'flipping' the removable bit in the firmware. This is the digital flag that tells Windows whether the drive is 'fixed' or 'removable'. You can do this using the Lexar BootIt utility, available from here.
First, a word of caution—the BootIt utility is no longer supported, and since it was developed for Lexar USB drives, it doesn't work on all USB drives. As such, use it as your own risk!
Having tested the utility on my 32GB Flash Voyager GT, and found it to work fine, I'll continue. To turn the drive into a fixed disk, simply insert your USB drive and then run the BootIt application. Ignore the fact that it will probably have detected the capacity incorrectly because we're not using this tool for anything other than the 'Flip Removable Bit' function.
Now click on the Flip Removable Bit button and, if all goes well, you should see a message indicating that the drive has been changed successfully, and to re-insert it for the changes to take effect. Unplug and re-insert the drive and it should now show up as a Hard Disk Drive!
The next step is to create the partitions. I'm going to partition this drive in preparation for installing a Live Boot Linux operating system (see here for more on how to do this), and the easiest way to do this is using Disk Manager.
Right click on My Computer and select 'Manage' and then click on 'Disk Management'. Now, right-click on the large box corresponding to your flash drive and select 'Delete Volume'. This will erase the current partition, so make sure you don't have anything stored on the drive that you don't want to lose!
Now right-click again and select 'New Simple Volume' to launch the partitioning wizard, follow the steps and create a 4GB (4096KB) volume, formatted in the FAT32 format and labelled 'BOOT'. Remember to tick 'Quick format' too, or you'll be waiting for some time. Now right-click again and select 'Mark Partition as Active'. Repeat the process for the remaining un-partitioned space and call it 'DATA', or whatever you prefer, but this time do not mark the partition as active.
You now have a USB flash drive with two separate partitions, both of which will show up as separate fixed logical disks! To find out how to use one of these partitions to create a Live Boot USB drive, check back tomorrow for my second article!
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On November 15, Texas A&M University-College Station's Bush School of Government & Public Service hosted the annual Public Service Institute. This two day Public Service Institute for Texas A&M University System students is offered to students interested in a graduate degree in public or international affairs. During this event students have the opportunity to meet A&M-College Station Bush faculty, staff, and students to learn about the graduate school environment.
This year, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi professor, Dr. Deniz Gevrek nominated Andrew Gorman and Bradley Porras to attend the Institute and become Bush Fellows. Andrew and Bradly are both College of Business economic majors here at the Island University. Dr. Gevrek stated that she nominated both students because, "They are among the best students here at Texas A&M- Corpus Christi, and they have great potential for public service careers." Gevrek continued stating that, "Andrew and Bradley expressed their interest in the fields of public and international affairs, and wanted to learn more about Master of Public Service & Administration and Master of International Affairs programs offered by Texas A&M University-College Station".
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The Bush School of Government & Public Service's Public Service Institute is quickly becoming familiar with many Texas A&M-Corpus Christi students. In 2011, Islander alum Robin Elliott became a Bush Fellow and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Service & Administration degree at the Bush School of Government & Public Service, with an expected graduation date of May 2014.
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The WCDPS-911 is a professional dispatching center responsible for the dispatching of most police, fire and EMS agencies throughout the county. The Murrysville Police Department, in conjunction with the WCDPS-911, anticipates a smooth transition of police dispatch service. As we move forward, residents and visitors with questions or concerns can contact Chief Thomas Seefeld at 724-327-2100, ext. 205, or Captain Rob Liermann, ext. 204.
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Due to a wonderful response to the Winter Playground Program, pre-registration will be required for the final sessions, December 13 and 20. Please call 724-327-2100 x131 or email email@example.com to register. All registrations must be received no later than Wednesday of that week's session.
The Council of the Municipality of Murrysville invites citizens interested in appointment to the following Boards/Commissions/Committees to submit a resume for consideration:
Environmental Advisory Council (3-year term )
1 vacancy
Franklin Township Municipal Sanitary Authority Board (5-year term)
Library Board (3-year term)
2 vacancies
Parks and Recreation Commission (3-year term)
Planning Commission (4-Year Term )
Traffic Impact Fee Advisory Committee (4-year term)
Uniform Construction Code Board of Appeals (4-year term)
5 vacancies
Zoning Hearing Board (5-Year Term)
Zoning Hearing Board (Term Expires 12/31/16)
Applicants shall have been residents of the Municipality of Murrysville for at least six (6) months prior to appointment. Applications and information concerning each of these Boards/Commissions/Committees are available on the Municipality's website at www.murrysville.com.
Please submit completed applications and resumes to James R. Morrison, Chief Administrator, Municipality of Murrysville, 4100 Sardis Road, Murrysville, PA 15668.
Municipal Council is considering proposed Ordinance No. 896-13, Septage. To review the Ordinance, please click on the link below. For questions, please contact Jim Morrison, Chief Administrator, at 724-327-2100, Ext. 106 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Proposed Ordinance No. 896-13 - Septage
The Murrysville Parks and Recreation Commission is sponsoring an amateur Photo Contest. The contest is open to digital photos taken anywhere outdoors in Murrysville. See complete information including how to enter at murrysvillephotocontest.org. New to the website this year is a "Tips" page with ideas on how to take better photos. Limit of three (3) entries per contestant and the deadline to enter is Midnight on December 31, 2013.


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The first book of the chronicles of the kings of Israel in the Old Testament.
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Was Abiathar the son of Ahimelech or was Ahimelech the son of Abiathar?
According to the following three verses, Abiathar was the son of Ahimelech:
1 Samuel 22:20.
1 Samuel 23:6.
1 Samuel 30:7.
But a couple other passages down the road claim that in fact Ahimelech ...