text:
A Senior Member who has satisfied the Fellow Bylaw requirements and has demonstrated significant accomplishments in, and contributions to, the profession may be nominated for consideration to be elected Fellow. The Nominator must be an AIChE member in good standing.
Fellow Nominations
The Fellow Nomination Packet is available as a writable PDF file. It provides full eligibility details, a nomination form which includes space to summarize the nomination and document professional accomplishments and service to the profession, and instructions for sponsors.
Fellow Nomination FAQs
Browse frequently asked questions to find out more about the AIChE Fellows nomination procedure.
It is recommended that nominators make contact with the Admissions Committee (at firstname.lastname@example.com) before starting work on any nomination to get information that this site may not yet contain.
- The Nominator should submit a completed and signed Nominating Form along with substantiating documentation and a minimum of five supporting letters from Fellows or Senior Members (no more than two of which should be from the same organizational entity). The entire nomination package should be submitted at one time. Incomplete packages cannot be accepted. If this creates a problem please contact email@example.com to resolve.
- Electronic submittal of these documents is preferred and should be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com with a copy to email@example.com. For other submittal methods, please see below.
- Note: The Admissions Committee meets on the first Thursday of the months of March, June, September and December. Nominations must be received early enough to allow for orderly review (about five weeks prior to the meeting) before the Admissions Committee meeting at which the recommendations to the BOD are developed. Deadlines are January 31, April 30, July 31, and October 31 for the March, June, September, and December meetings, respectively.
Review Procedure
- The Nominator's submittal is reviewed to ensure Nominee meets Bylaw requirements for membership status and years of membership.
- The Nominator's submittal is reviewed by the Admission's Committee, which makes a recommendation to the Board of Directors. The AIChE BOD is the approving authority.
For more information: please contact AIChE's Member Service Center at 1-800-242-4363 (International: 203-702-7660).


text:
"What it missing, I think, is this notion of the common good."
Author details
Related authors
Other Susan George Quotes
There are a lot of people who don't contribute anything to consumption and production.
Susan George
63% of people like this quote
Markets can't think about anything beyond about three months. This is very long-term for markets, which is why the important things in life have got to be taken outside of the marketplace.
Susan George
60% of people like this quote
Redistribution of wealth would require enormous amounts of investment. The only time an elite has accepted this has been during crises, such as in America in the 1930s under Roosevelt.
Susan George
58% of people like this quote
We have the most crude accounting tools. It's tragic because our accounts and our national arithmetic doesn't tell us the things that we need to know.
Susan George
58% of people like this quote
What's immediately profitable is the only kind of logic that capitalism understands.
Susan George
57% of people like this quote

subset: commoncrawl


text: The Mad Man star probably won't be Keeping Up with the Kardashians anytime soon...or ever. In an interview with Elle U.K., the actor sounded of on the reality TV queen, saying "stupidity is certainly celebrated" and "being a f--king idiot is a valuable commodity." Kim called the comments "careless," Jon said it wasn't personal and the two eventually called a truce when the two both guest starred on 30 Rock.


text:
Browser does not support script.
Follow us
Municipal Bank, Borad Street, Birmingham
Thrift Radiates Happiness is a contemporary arts exhibition to be held at the Municipal Bank in central Birmingham, UK. This project is a collaboration by Birmingham-based independent contemporary art gallery TROVE, the RIBA, the Birmingham Architectural Association (BAA) and global architects practice, Aedas who are keen to develop new partnerships between arts, culture and business while showcasing Birmingham's heritage and its vibrant architectural community.
The event is being held from 13 – 17 March 2013 with a varied programme of arts and architecture focussed events, taking place at different times throughout the day to allow a variety of audiences to experience the installations and the impressive Grade II listed space.
With the main foyer space hosting a sound and light installation and live music, the offices adjacent to the main space, and spaces upstairs and downstairs will feature pieces of work by Elly Clarke, Tom Crawford, Caitlin Griffiths, Ellie Harrison and Nicole Wilson, all of which are based on themes of commerce, current economical issues, up-cycling objects and investment. A key feature of the project is an auction to take place in the former bank's safety deposit box room, where anyone can invest £2 to receive a random number for a safety deposit box containing a limited edition art print.
Alongside the art exhibition there will be an extensive educational programme provided by The BAA and the RIBA, including a public debate on the development of unused heritage, private view heritage tours and a student design competition.
Free entry
http://www.thriftradiateshappiness.com/| Twitter: @TRH_Bham Facebook |
RIBA West Midlands


text:
You've captured the essence of this problem! There are several interesting aspects to this: 1) Modern psychiatry/psychology would say that, on the whole, we CAN change human behavior - there are evidence-based ways to engage persons that will make them more likely to adapt to healthier behaviors. Motivational interviewing is exactly that. 2) There will always be a need for adjustment for our caseloads, taking into account the complexities of the populations we treat, and comparing us fairly to our peers - instead of such a stark all-or-nothing payment system, we could be graded and subsequently paid (and probably paid with either incentives or not the entire base) on a new kind of "curve". 3) Building in the incentives to the system to manage patient complexity (so we want to take the patients who may not be keen on engaging for any number of reasons) is also important to ensure that those populations with the highest disparities aren't left without access to any providers.
Thoughts? thanks for your comment!


text:
Villa la borghetta, Great stay , I recommend taking a 3 day package , as it's enough to relax and also gives you great value. You scan then also have time to explore the regions gems like grieve in chianti, there is also a little camp site about 2 km up the road which has a great bar and Resturant... More
- Also Known As:
- Villa La Borghetta Hotel
- Villa La Borghetta Hotel Figline Valdarno
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Hotels.com, Expedia, Travelocity, Escapio, Tingo and Otel so you can book your Villa la Borghetta reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
And You Shall Tell Your Children
A powerful documentary on the faith and commitment of Holocaust survivors. (53 min. Viewer discretion advised)
Published: August 7, 2011
Published: August 7, 2011
(104) Avi, July 17, 2013 6:30 PM
We must start teaching our children and Bochurom, that all of mankind, adults and children, Yiddishe and Non-Yiddishe, are precious in the eyes of the Creator, Hashem Yisborach.
Halevai, that our children should see, that we worry about the well-being of every person and we make an effort, not to exclude any person, from our Teffilohs. Especially when we Daven for Refuah Shleimo, we must Daven for Yidden and for Non-Yidden who are R"L not well.
That will strengthen our empathy and concern for all Human Beings, for Yidden and for Non-Yidden, regardless of what kind of mother they were born to. That will be M'oirer Rachmei Shomayim.
HKB"H will, Never-Again, instigate any Hatred or Pogroms or Holocausts against us.
(103) aryeh, July 17, 2013 12:57 AM
(102) Masha Chaya Mastin, July 16, 2013 9:26 PM
(101) Anav, July 16, 2013 4:36 PM
A reminder...
(100) FLORA CIEPLY CALGARO, July 16, 2013 2:37 PM
...filled in gaps of my Dad's life...
I am the daughter of a survivor...he was the sole survivor of his family...over 200 relatives murdered, including his Mom, sister, and twin brothers. As in the words of my Dad z"l, "No movie, documentary, book, words, photos or recounts can ever, ever describe the experience of the Holocaust in an accurate manner. Actually, only those who lived it, can describe it through their eyes." One of the most horrific, tragic and saddest time in history!
RIP to all those who never had a chance. G-D bless those who did....


text:
Hi! Remember when I painted this bedroom? My clients were surprising their teenage daughter with a bedroom makeover, and they recently send me pics of the finished room...check it out...
Here it was after I painted it:
and here is the fully decorated finished product:
I love the chandelier with it, and that headboard is awesome. I always tell clients that I love being involved in the decorating process, but often I don't get to see the finished product, so i always encourage them to send me "after" shots when it's done...and I love when they do!


text:
Kenton Sewer Repair Project
Environmental Services is planning a project to repair or replace about 7,000 feet of deteriorating sewer pipes in the Kenton neighborhood. The project will extend the life of the public sewer and help avoid costly breaks, leaks and blockages in the future. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2014 and will take a year to complete. The city's contractor will use a combination of open trench construction and trenchless construction techniques. This project will also correct nonconforming sewer connections at some properties.
Construction Areas
The map below shows the location of pipes Environmental Services will repair or replace in 2014. There will be construction only on the streets indicated on the map. There may be traffic control, construction signs or increased traffic volume on nearby streets.
Soil Sampling
In September 2013, work crews will conduct geotechnical investigations to help design engineers understand conditions underground that construction crews may encounter when the project begins. What the engineers learn from soil and rock samples will help them determine construction methods. To obtain soil samples, crews will bore holes in street pavement at several locations (see map above).
What to Expect During Soil Sampling
- Soil sampling will occur Monday through Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
- Crews will work at two or three locations a day.
- The holes will be relatively small in diameter and shallow and will be filled immediately after the drillings are completed.
- Lane restrictions and parking removal may be necessary during drilling.
- The work may create brief periods of noise and dust.
Over one-third of Portland's 2,500 miles of sewer pipes are more than 80 years old. Projects to replace or repair aging sewers are important for protecting water quality, public health, and the environment.
For More Information
Contact Annemarie Garcia at 503-975-7073.


text:
Meditation - Topic Overview
What is meditation?
Meditation is the practice of focusing your attention to help you feel calm and give you a clear awareness about your life. Eastern philosophies have recognized the health benefits of meditation for thousands of years. Meditation is now widely practiced in the West, with the belief that it has positive effects on health.
Two meditation techniques are most commonly used: concentrative and mindful.
Do you ever wonder whether your irritable or unhappy adolescent might actually be experiencing teen depression? Of course, most teens feel unhappy at times. And when you add hormone havoc to the many other changes happening in a teen's life, it's easy to see why their moods swing like a pendulum. Yet findings show that one out of every eight adolescents has teen depression. But depression can be treated as well as the serious problems associated with it. So if your teen's unhappiness lasts for more...
Read the Teen depression article > >
- Concentrative meditation, such as transcendental meditation (TM), focuses on a single image, sound, or mantra (words spoken or sung in a pattern), or on your own breathing.
- Mindful meditation, such as mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), does not focus on a single purpose. Rather, you are aware of all thoughts, feelings, sounds, or images that pass through your mind.
Meditation usually involves slow, regular breathing and sitting quietly for at least 15 to 20 minutes.
What is meditation used for?
People use meditation to help treat a wide range of physical and mental problems, including:
- Addictive behaviors, such as drug, nicotine, and alcohol use.
- Anxiety, stress, and depression.
- High blood pressure. A report from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommends transcendental meditation (TM) as one of the first treatments for high blood pressure.
- Pain.
- Managing hot flashes, which are sensations of intense body heat that affect women around the time of menopause.
Most of these conditions may also require conventional treatment for best results.
People also use meditation to relieve anxieties from long-term (chronic) conditions such as HIV and cancer.
Is meditation safe?
Since meditation usually involves sitting quietly for a period of time and breathing deeply, anyone who cannot sit comfortably or who has respiratory problems may have difficulty practicing meditation. Some people with mental health problems, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or schizophrenia, may not be able to use meditation therapy effectively.
Meditation is not thought to have any negative side effects or complications alone or when combined with conventional medical treatment, but it is not considered appropriate or safe for acute, life-threatening situations.
Always tell your doctor if you are using an alternative therapy or if you are thinking about combining an alternative therapy with your conventional medical treatment. It may not be safe to forgo your conventional medical treatment and rely only on an alternative therapy.
WebMD Medical Reference from Healthwise


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Selenium is a potent antioxidant which guards the cells from free radical damage. Each capsule supplies 100 mcg of organically bound selenium yeast.
*The products and the claims made about specific products on or through this site have not been evaluated by A2Z Discount Vitamins or the United States Food and Drug Administration and are not approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. The information provided on this site is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other health care professional or any information contained on or in any product label or packaging. You should not use the information on this site for diagnosis or treatment of any health problem or for prescription of any medication or other treatment. You should consult with a health care professional before starting any diet, exercise or supplementation program, before taking any medication, or if you have or suspect you might have a health problem.
The statements contained on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any


text:
Ted Klumb is a Commercial and Residential Real Estate agent with First Weber and CEO/Founder of TKOR, LLC property management (www.tedklumb.com). He lives and works in Menomonee Falls, is a graduate of UWM, and is married with two children. Ted is also a former member of the Menomonee Falls School Board, a faith development music teacher, and musician who's enthusiasm far exceeds his talent.
Beautiful Nativity World
There is a wonderful Nativity collection from all every part of the world on display at Holy Cross Lutheran Church on Pilgrim Road, about a quarter mile south of Appleton.
Christmas Gifts Remembered
When buying gifts this year I reflected upon the gifts that made the greatest impact on me as a child and as an adult. There was a strong connection between the best gifts and my favorite Christmas memories.
- As a child, my sister and I woke up at 5am to discover that our father had returned home Christmas Eve after being in the hospital from a near fatal accident the week before. We were fast asleep when my grandparents brought him home. Apparently he was released at 10pm by a sympathetic nursing staff. We were the first house in our neighborhood to have our lights on. I don't remember what present I received that year other than an appreciation of being a family.
- On Christmas 1994 when it appeared that we had to look at alternatives to have a child we got the news that our prayers were answered and our next Christmas would be with our own baby-God willing.
- On Christmas 2006 we were in China holding our miraculous baby girl. After years of paperwork, waiting, starts and stops, we were sitting in the hallway of our hotel with 12 other couples celebrating the same event.
- In the spring of this year, after a year of other health problems, my mom was diagnosed with Leukemia and things did not look promising for her survival. Fortunately with more lab work and a very dedicated doctor the prognosis was changed to a rare, but not dangerous, blood disease. We will have mom for another Christmas this year.
Predictions 2008 How Did I Do?
Below are my predictions published in December 2007 and the results. http://blogs.waukeshanow.com/blogage/archive/2007/12/31/predictions-2008.aspx
Note: I need to stop adding predictions in my predictions.
- Milwaukee will loose SAB Miller/Coors as the corporate HQ to Golden Colorado. There are too many reasons to state here/now but I will have a whole entry on this in about a week. Hint: Taxes are a factor.
Predictions 2009
Predictions 2008 was my first year for making predictions on blogage. If you want to know how I did, click here: http://blogs.menomoneefallsnow.com/blogage/archive/2008/12/26/predictions-2008-how-did-i-do.aspx
I made the mistake of embedding other predictions into my main predictions taking my accuracy way down. My first prediction of 2009: I will not make that mistake twice.
- The next shoe to drop in the financial crisis will be the day of reckoning for the credit card companies. This will peak in 2009. We should begin seeing hysterical headlines about May of this year. Side note: The impact of credit derivatives on the collateralized debt obligation will totally wipe out all of the equity the investors put in. This includes SE Wisconsin school districts (not Meno. Falls or Sussex Hamilton).
- The dollar will fall below its lowest value in 10 years. It fetched a record-low US$1.3912 against the euro in 2008.
- Ethanol will pretty much be discredited, by those who have the mental ability to make change from a nickel, as a viable alternative natural fuel in 2009. If there is a low yield corn crop it will expedite the awakening from this fad binge.
- In spite of all the deaths caused by seven to eleven time convicted drunken drivers, the state legislature will still ponder what we can do to stop the carnage. Maybe they will consider lowering the legal limit. Maybe they will consider raising the drinking age to 25. Maybe they will sue alcohol companies for millions, so we can run more MADD advertising (or spend the money on budget shortfalls when we overspend). It will never occur to them to lock up 5th time offenders where they can never get behind a vehicle and kill your children. My prediction: They will do nothing to ensure mandatory prison for +3 time offenders.
- The smarter municipalities will be far more reasonable when dealing with developers in their communities. The smarter communities will realize there are far more limited development dollars and will be more accommodating instead of changing deals at the last minute or asking for more gingerbread and greenery at the 11th hour of a deal. TIFs will grow in usage. Alternatively, developers will more readily walk to the next community when faced with unreasonable demands.
- Israel will attack Iran in an attempt to destroy the nuclear program there. Other Arab countries will huff and puff, do nothing, and secretly sigh relief that someone finally did something to stop Iran. In my opinion, Iran has sponsored the Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel to divert Israeli military resources away from them. Israel will be an incapable of fighting a two front war.
- A power play, to take over MPS, will be attempted in 2009. It may be the state or it may be Milwaukee, but someone will try, and fail, on their first attempt.
- Beyonce Knowles will be the number one revenue-generating music artist in 2009.
- Gold will break $965.00 per ounce in 2009.
- Brett Favre will retire after the 2008 season and un-retire in 2009. I'm not kidding.
- Thinking that America is on the brink of financial ruin, Al-Qaeda will hasten an attack on the U.S. to send panic into financial markets. That attempt will be unsuccessful.
- The $50 billion Bernie Madoff ponzi scam will get the average and high end investor to reconsider their investment strategy. The desire to put full faith and confidence in stocks will wane and drive demand for real estate, specifically commercial real estate and raw land. Demand will grow in 2009 for a revenue-producing asset that won't vaporize to absolute zero, like Bernie's fund or GM stock.
- The religion of global warming will be scientifically discredited in 2009. However, "global warmbies" will claim that the scientific data actually proves their theory. In other words they will use highly developed logic based on jujitsu: I know you are but what am I? It is my fervent hope that people in this country awaken to the dangers of the environmental movement. The "environmental" movement that tried to stop a solar energy plant in the Mojave Desert because of an endangered snake. It is a movement of dangerous hypocrites.
- The New England Patriots will pull themselves up from the ashes and win the Super Bowl in 2010.
- The threat of the looming sick pay mandate in Milwaukee County will be a growth benefit to surrounding counties.


text:
Note: This message is displayed if (1) your browser is not standards-compliant or (2) you have you disabled CSS. Read our Policies for more information.
Beginning in 1996, IDEM has published several risk-based screening and closure level tables. This page provides links to the various tables, usually in both Adobe Acrobat and Excel versions.
IDEM's 2013 Screening Level Table is effective beginning March 1, 2013. The six-month transition period ends September 1, 2013.
IDEM issued the 2012 Screening Level Table in conjunction with the Remediation Closure Guide on March 22, 2012. The six-month transition period ends September 22, 2012. See Section 1.4 of the Remediation Program Guide for additional information on transition policies.
IDEM issued the 2009 Default Closure Level Table on May 1, 2009. See Announcement of revisions to the 2006 Risk Integrated System of Closure (RISC) Default Closure Tables for additional information.
IDEM issued the 2006 Default Closure Level Table on January 31, 2006. IDEM subsequently revised closure levels for certain polyaromatic hydrocarbons on August 1, 2006. The links below do not reflect the August 1, 2006 changes. See Announcement of Certain Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) closure level changes for additional information.
IDEM issued the 2004 Default Closure Level Table on January 1, 2004. This table replaces an improperly constructed July 29, 2003 table that IDEM subsequently withdrew.
IDEM issued the 2001 Default Closure Level Table on February 15, 2001, in conjunction with the Risk Integrated System of Closure (RISC) Technical Resource Guidance Document. The twelve month transition period ended February 15, 2002. IDEM corrected errata in these tables on July 24, 2001, and the linked tables below include those corrections.
IDEM's VRP published Tier II Cleanup Goals as part of the July 1996 Voluntary Remediation Program Resource Guide.


text:
Wayfarer Sunglasses - Mens
Save on Men's Wayfarer Sunglasses at Proboardshop.com! Great selection of sun gear at unbelievably low prices. Proboardshop has been selling Wayfarer Sunglasses and outdoor gear for over 30 years and we're proud of it.Please refine here
- Brand: Vans
- Color: Black
Vans Damone Sunglasses Black
Our Price: $14.95
Vans Foldable Spicoli Sunglasses Black Gloss
Our Price: $18.00
Vans Foldable Spicoli Sunglasses Tortoise Gloss
Our Price: $18.00
Vans Jointed Sunglasses Black
Our Price: $15.00
Vans Spicoli 4 Sunglasses Black
Our Price: $12.00


text:
How to Use Alpineer Coupons
Alpineer offers a wide selection of camping gear and equipment. They also offer a large selection of ski accessories and products as well. You can also book ski accommodations, vacations and lessons directly from their website. Be sure to check their Facebook and Twitter pages often for fan only exclusive offers. More deals and coupon codes from Alpineer can be found at Coupons.com.
Recently Added Stores
Upcoming Sales
More Alpineer deals coming soon!
Save 25% Off Any Full-Price Item with EMS Rewards Members
Free A.T.A.C. L2 Tactical Flashlight with $99+ Purchase
Valid while Supplies Last!
Save 20% Off Entire Purchase
Plus Get $5 Flat Rate Shipping
Save Up to 60% Everday on Closeouts, Special Buys and Overstock Items
Save Up to 41% Off Gear Sale Section
Save Up to 50% Off Accessories, Guided Series Apparel, Sleepwear, Logo Hoodies & Tees
Save $40 Off Mighty Mule Professional Single Swing Duty Automatic Gate Opener
Save Up to 70% Off Sale and Closeout Items
Ends 12/31/2013
More Trinity Airsoft coupons
Save 20% Off Humminbird 788ci HD DI Fishfinder Combo
Ends 12/31/2013
More Poor Fish Outdoors coupons
Save 35% Off Camelbak Cloud Walker 70 oz - Sale
Ends 12/15/2013
More Masseys Outfitters coupons


text:
Database Results for Your Selections
Results 1 - 1 of 1
Eighteenth Century Journals
This Portal brings together rare journals printed between c1685 and 1815, illuminating all aspects of eighteenth-century social, political and literary life. Many are ephemeral, lasting only for a handful of issues, others run for several years. Topics covered are extremely wide-ranging and include: colonial life; provincial and rural affairs; the French and American revolutions; reviews of literature and fashion throughout Europe; political debates; and London coffee house gossip and discussion.


text:
ConciergeActivities CalendarGolf PackagesDay TripsFAQs
Click Here to Download
If you have other questions, please call us at 757-221-6760.
Q. Are linens provided in the vacation homes at King's Creek Plantation?
A. Yes they are; all bed linens and towels are provided in the homes.
Q. Are pool towels available at King's Creek Plantation?
A. Yes they are; please inquire at the check-in desk.
Q. Are DVD players and Bose radios available at King's Creek Plantation?
CLICK HERE for more information. Also, please see our AMENITIES section to find out all about the services offered at King's Creek Plantation.
You can find out how the vacation units are equipped by clicking on the COTTAGES, TOWNES or ESTATES.
Connect Twitter Google+ Facebook
Call us toll free at 866-228-6796 191 Cottage Cove Lane Williamsburg, VA 23185
Our History Employment Opportunities Concierge


text:
Hang tight!
Recipe by Allrecipes
"The cosmopolitan, typically referred to as the 'cosmo,' gained popularity during the 1990s when it was frequently mentioned on the television show Sex and the City. The combination of vodka, orange liqueur, lime juice, and cranberry juice have made it a timeless classic."
Watch video tips and tricks
1 1/2 fluid ounces vodka
1/4 fluid ounce lime juice
1/4 fluid ounce triple sec
1/4 fluid ounce cranberry juice
1 cup ice
1 lime wedge for garnish
I used fresh lime juice and "diet" cranberry juice. This is delicious. I tripled it only because I wanted a bigger drink. My husband keeps sneaking sips.
I'm w/Sarah Jo in that this makes a small "drink". It barely filled a highball glass 3/4's of the way full, w/additional cranberry juice. No biggie, just be prepared to adjust (or feel like your doing a cosmo shot) per your own personal preference. No Triple Sec, so I subbed a little lemon juice instead. I also used a sparkling cranberry juice as I prefer bubbles in my drinks. Cheers!
7 Ratings
Yum! Really good, im only 21 but its good!
A tad stronger than I would have liked, but easily rectified by additional cranberry juice.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Cosmopolitan Cocktail
Serving Size: 1/1 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 1 Amount Per Serving Calories: 131 Calories from Fat: < 1
Get the season's best recipes for holiday feasting.
Holiday cookies, cakes, pies, and breads. Get recipes and inspiration.
Get time-saving recipes to save your busy life.
See how to make this simple and colorful vodka cocktail.
Watch a professional bartender shake up a signature vodka cocktail.
Watch a professional bartender make a vodka, cranberry, and OJ cocktail.


text:
The Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) is the consortium of the nonprofit academic libraries within the Commonwealth of Virginia. Members include all of Virginia's state-assisted colleges and universities, as well as 33 private, nonprofit institutions and the Library of Virginia.
VIVA levels the academic playing field: Through VIVA, students and faculty at institutions of higher education in the Commonwealth have access to digital and print journals, books, reference sources, and databases that are essential for educational success and research enterprise. Whether you are at a community college or a large public university, a small liberal arts college or an elite private university, the same VIVA is available to you.
VIVA advances research enterprise within Virginia: The cornerstone for successful research is access to the research literature: great research universities always require great libraries to advance their work. In Virginia, every institution of higher education has access to a great library of essential research literature through VIVA. Researchers at institutions throughout the State can count on VIVA for the critical research and scholarly literature they need.
VIVA sets the gold standard for efficient use of taxpayer dollars: Working together through VIVA, academic libraries across Virginia have eliminated duplication and leveraged resources to get the very best value for the Commonwealth's investment. For every one dollar invested, the Commonwealth receives five dollars in valuable research material. And less than 4% of VIVA's budget is spent on administration: a full 96% goes towards obtaining digital and print library materials for students and faculty throughout Virginia.
VIVA's contribution to the quality of education in Virginia is appreciated by students and faculty at all levels of higher education.
Member Spotlight
Special Collections Spotlight
Women have played an integral part in Virginia from its beginnings, yet their contributions have often been overlooked in the history books. Through the annual Virginia Women in History program, the Library of Virginia recognizes and celebrates eight women—past and present—for their accomplishments in all walks of life.
The (now dissolved) Virginia Foundation for Women produced posters to honor Virgnia women in history. Archives of these materials are stored at The Library of Virginia. The Richard Bland College Library was asked to host PDF versions of the Virginia Women in History posters online. As of 2006, The Library of Virginia assumed responsibility for the Virginia Women in History poster project.


text:
Susan OKonis March 16 at 5:39am
Please RSVP with the number of people that you are bringing to the Save Our Soaps Rally. We are being asked by the New York City Police Department for an accurate number of people attending the rally. At this time we are requesting please that if you haven't already please RSVP.
The link for the RSVP is http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=285855639518&index=1 Also if you have said that you are coming please contact us with an accurate number attending. Thanks for your help with this matter. For further information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Part number: | 11-06682 |
Hazardous Materials! - Shipping to business customers only
The Ameri-King AK-451 is a FAA TSO'd approved, EASA ETSO'd approved, 406 MHz ELT Emergency Locator Transmitter, Types (AF) Automatic Fixed, & (AP) Automatic Portable. It transmits aircraft GPS/NAV position data, immediately and accurately, on triple (406 Satellite /243 Military /121.5 Civilian) MHz frequencies.Â
The supreme advantage feature is the aircraft GPS/NAV Latitude / Longitude exact position shall be transmitted, within 1 minute, on the very first burst, without waiting for a Polar Orbiting Satellite (could be up to 4 hours). Enhance the accuracy significantly, for the ground search area, from 1-2 kilometers (non GPS/ NAV Position) to 22 meters typical (with GPS/NAV Position). Having triple frequencies insures your distress message reaches both NOAA Satellite Operation and US Air Force AFSR Ground Operation, Search and Rescue Team, with 100% fully confidence, due to transmitting on both 243.0 MHz Military and 121.5 MHz Civilian bands, for immediate ground search dispatch, narrowing the searching time to almost nothing.
Compatible Mounting Patterns Include:
Order part number 11-06988 for adapter if using an existing ELT mentioned here
Antenna Speed Ratings:
Package Includes:
AMERI-KING AK-451ELT W/GPS/NAVÂ ANTENNAÂ BLADE. Programmed for US registered aircraft.
Unit | EA |
Hazardous | Yes |
Oversize | No |
Weight | 2.722 kg |
Length | 203 mm |
Width | 508 mm |
Height | 863 mm |
Alternative P/N | AK-451-9 |
Call us at +49 7252 9349900 from 08:00 to 16:30 CET |


text:
Hello Kitty Purrs Her Way on to Dr. Martens
Filed under: Shoes
What was once a serious working man's boot will, 50 years later, sport the image of the "world's most adorable kitten" on it. Somewhere, someone is spinning in a grave -- but don't expect that someone to be the Hello Kitty fans eager to be wearing one of the limited edition Dr. Martens coming out in September.
Dr. Martens ("Doc Martens" for the uninitiated) boots transitioned from being a working-class essential to a counter-culture icon back in the 1960s. To sport your "Docs" was to wear your politics, much the same as long hair and bell-bottom jeans. They spoke rebellion and hipness and were probably the first statement shoe to be declared as such. Today's Docs are simply cool, favored by the music scene and regularly sold with MP3 download tie-ins.
Created in the Munich garage of Dr. Klaus Maertens, who eventually teamed up with the Griggs shoe-making family of Great Britain, the sturdy boot was born, a boot that felt -- and still feels -- like you were walking on air. The cat -- as in Hello Kitty -- didn't come up this alley until of late.


text:
Occupation: Businesswoman, former teacher Education: University of North Texas, B.S. Legislative Experience: Senate Member: 1993 - present Hometown: Flower Mound Party: Republican
State Senator Jane Nelson represents District 12, which includes portions of Denton and Tarrant counties. She is a businesswoman and former teacher who served two terms on the State Board of Education before joining the Texas Senate.
Senator Nelson, the first Republican woman to chair a major Senate committee, serves as Chairman of the Senate Health & Human Services, which shapes policies for the state's health care programs, protective services, the foster system, services for Texans with disabilities, public health, public hospitals and Texas' health care work force. She is the longest serving chairman of this committee in the history of the Senate.
Senator Nelson also serves on the Senate's Finance Committee; Senate Finance Subcommittee on Fiscal Matters; Senate Nominations Committee; and the Senate Open Government Committee. She is the highest ranking Republican in the Senate.
Her many legislative accomplishments include measures to dedicate lottery proceeds to education; strengthen the focus on fitness and nutrition in our schools; assist victims of domestic violence; better protect abused and displaced children; reform our medical liability laws; ensure patient privacy; establish the Denton County Transportation Authority; and create the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas. In the last session, she authored SB 7, containing costs and improving efficiency in the state's health and human services programs.
Senator Nelson was listed one of the Top 10 most effective legislators this decade by Capitol Inside. Out of all 50 states, she was selected as the National Distinguished Cancer Advocate of the Year in 2005. She has been named a Fighter for Free Enterprise by Texas Association of Business; "Texas' Best Medicine" by the Texas Medical Association; Most Conservative by Young Conservatives of Texas; and a Champion for Texas Children by Texas CASA.
December 9, 2013Senator Nelson Receives Patient Protection Award
December 3, 2013SD 12 Libraries Receive More Than $40,000 In Grants
November 20, 2013Child Protective Services Interim Charge Released
November 13, 2013Senator Nelson Receives Patient Advocacy Award
October 22, 2013Senator Nelson Named Champion For Free Enterprise
Highlights of the 83rd Texas Legislature
Senator Nelson's Captiol Update, Fall 2009


text:
Erik Griffin is known for his controversial humor on stage and in his role on Comedy Central's 'Workaholics' . / Photo courtesy of LEG Management
Erik Griffin, known for his outspoken Workaholics role, performed at Club Downunder this past Wednesday, bringing an uproarious set that touched on race, religion and fat people. Needless to say, he killed it.
Showcasing the same vulgarity as his Workaholics character, Montez Walker, he made the packed CDU house whoop and holler for his entire hour and change set.
Griffin's disregard for feelings made some audience members uncomfortable early on, which he was quick to address. He raised a valid point about how uptight idealistic college kids can be when it comes to offensive humor, then proceeded to blow up their ideals with incredibly crude jokes.
This is exactly what a good comedian is supposed to do. Make his or her audience think, while also making them cry with laughter. His set was designed to simultaneously offend and delight.
Significant was how Griffin utilized his chair on stage as an all-purpose prop for multiple bits. Almost all stand-up comedians use their microphone, but the subtle way Griffin worked the chair into his act was unique; he was willing to go the extra mile to bring the audience tangible excitement.
His cadence and delivery were on point with every line, but thats to be expected from a seasoned comedian. The way Griffin handled crowd interaction sets him apart from the rest. None of his skit bombed, but in the show's opening minutes, when some bristled at his obscenity, Griffin punctually informed them it was all downhill from there.
Comedians are supposed to be ridiculous and outlandish, but make jokes sprinkled with a hint of truth. Griffin seamlessly fulfilled his duty.


text:
Working in a fast-past industry means you have to be able to adapt, and it was time for our brand to adapt to reflect our cutting-edge skillset and services.
"The Tinder Point" is the creation of a spark; getting gears in motion and picking up speed. In our case, it's that kick-start that every digital strategy needs.
You will automatically be re-directed to our new-look website in 20seconds; where you can find that digital spark you're looking for.
Or, if you can't wait that long, click below to go to directly to TinderPoint.com


text:
Madrid went after those who hid from the light
The head of the N.M. Foundation for Open Government claims AG King has been more aggressive than his predecessor in enforcing sunshine laws. Here's why he's wrong.
I was surprised this week to see Leonard DeLayo, executive director of the N.M. Foundation for Open Government, quoted in an article as saying that current state Attorney General Gary King is a stronger believer in the state's sunshine laws than his predecessor, Patricia Madrid.
But that's exactly what he said:
"I think the King administration is a lot more aggressive than the Madrid administration was in dealing with matters," DeLayo was quoted by the Santa Fe Reporter as saying. "Gary does seem to believe in (the Inspection of Public Records and Open Meetings acts) far more than Patsy did…"
While I think it's difficult to say either believes in the sunshine laws more than the other, I certainly disagree with the assertion that King has been "more aggressive" than Madrid "in dealing with matters." It's simply not true.
DeLayo's comments were included in an article about the "mixed reviews" King gets on his handling of complaints of violations of sunshine laws. What's clear from the article is that King has been intentional, when complaints are filed, about issuing opinions on whether violations occurred, and he's eased public access by putting at least some of those opinions on his Web site.
What King hasn't ever done, though he has determined that some government agencies have violated sunshine laws, is take the aggressive step of prosecuting those who operate in the dark.
The public records act includes no criminal penalty, so there is no criminal charge to file. But a violation of the open meetings act is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500 per offense.
While King has not prosecuted violators of the open meetings act during his tenure, Madrid is one of two attorneys general in the state's history who did just that. As I've written before, in 2002 Madrid filed charges against five members of the Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education for violating the act.
All five board members were convicted and fined for secretly giving the former superintendent almost $1 million in incentives over the course of several years to try to keep him in Las Cruces.
A lasting and widespread impact
Though Madrid's office conducted occasional seminars on compliance with sunshine laws, it's fair to say that King has devoted more time and energy to seminars and other ways to educate elected officials about compliance with the laws. But Madrid did what King has not, at least to this point — backed up her words with action. She was the first AG since the 1970s to do it.
I know from personal experience that the criminal charges had a lasting and widespread impact. For starters, the Las Cruces school district became and has remained much more careful about complying with sunshine laws.
And in 2003, while working at The Santa Fe New Mexican, I discovered another example of the impact of the school board case.
I had come across and was reporting on some open meetings act violations committed by the board of a water and sanitation district located outside Santa Fe. In the course of my reporting, I had a conversation with the president of the board in which he asked where I had come from and what work I had previously done. When I told him I had reported on the Las Cruces schools, his eyes widened and he said, "Oh, you're that guy."
He went on to tell me that he had heard about my reporting on the school board violations and how it helped lead to the AG investigation and criminal case against the board members. He said local government elected officials from around the state were aware of that case and more cautious about complying with the open meetings act because of it.
His was a case in which better training on compliance with the act would have made all the difference.
It's important to focus on education. The vast majority of local elected officials throughout the state need only to understand how to comply with sunshine laws in order to do it. But there will always be a small number who intentionally hide from the public in an attempt to get away with shenanigans. It happens all the time. Some are doing it right now, right under King's nose.
Madrid is one of two attorneys general in this state's history who has taken on such wrongdoing. To say that King has been more aggressive and believes more in the state's sunshine laws than Madrid is simply false.
2 comments so far. Scroll down to submit your own comment.
I think Patricia Madrid is one of the best Attorneys General we have had. I also think that Gary King is doing a great job. I particularly admired Madrid's tenacity in going after the pay=day loan situation and in taking on the banks. I also appreciated her campaign promises for consumer advocacy and protecting the elderly in crimes of fraud against the elderly. I believe she also got the state more money in the tobacco settlement money. Being an elected official and trying to do what is right is met with approval from some and criticism from many. She has just been appointed by the new DNC chair to a post that will oversee voting and and other election related issues. To insure that we do not have the same things happening again in Iowa, Michigan and Florida. I am proud of both King and Madrid. I wish them much success. And for Madrid, a headline might read, " Successful Hispanic woman makes changes on a National level and makes her hometown of Las Cruces, NM proud"
Who is the author of the article comparing Madrid and Gary King? Mr. Haussamen if it is you or whoever, I must disagree with your view. Comparing Madrid and King is like comparing apples and oranges. There is no comparison. Don't want to get into particulars but in the Wilson v. Madrid campaign, I was so disgusted with the negative ads they both ran that I voted for neither. Wanted to write in my dog's name, Bradley Pit, but there was no option for that on my absentee ballot.
Leave a response
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Sales Clinic: Manage Your Future
Almost every time I talk to a print professional, the question always comes up-where is this industry going and how should I be preparing for the future of my company? No one has a magic crystal ball that can predict the future, but the one thing that has remained constant through good and bad times is the need for a thorough and deep knowledge of what you sell and the most effective way of producing it.
Recently, I discovered that there are thousands of print and marketing providers that do not belong to, nor participate in, their trade associations. Given the amount of technological changes, competing media and the economic challenges faced by most print providers, this is not logical. Granted, these are challenging times and many printers have cut expenses to the bone. But the financial, operating and marketing data and best practice information that trade associations provide are more important than ever. How can any company or organization operate without this type of information?
Members of Associations Perform Better
Ronnie Davis, chief economist for the Printing Industries of America (PIA), shared with me that historically this is not unusual. The rule of thumb is that roughly 20 percent of print providers join the PIA and most do not join any association at all. He said it is somewhat surprising to him since the successful organizations in graphic communications are the ones that tend to network more and participate in industry events.
In PIA, in studies in 2007 and 2008, members of associations outperformed non-members in sales increases, 2 to 1 in 2007, and 3 to 1 in 2008. Davis expects the numbers will increase even more in 2009, due to a difficult economy and structural changes in the industry. He went on to say that to achieve superior results it is not enough to join, printers need to actively participate and engage in association offerings and resources.
Three Good Reasons To Join
There is a mistaken belief that there is enough free information and training content on blogs, Web sites, trade journals and webcasts. This is not the case. Deciding what to review, what is important, what works and what can be implemented requires almost a full-time effort.
There are three good reasons to join a local or national print-related association:
- One Stop Education: Industry trade associations are outstanding developers of business and marketing training materials. There is simply no substitute for an unbiased nonprofit industry dedicated source of information and training.
- Networking for Great Ideas: Meeting and discussing common problems and opportunities is the best way to get good ideas. Whether at a formal facilitated conference, or during a short conversation at the bar after a local association meeting, it only takes one idea to turn a challenge into an opportunity.
- Government Affairs: Thousands of pieces of legislation are passed that directly affect print providers. There are government mandates that printers must know about whether they are related to employees, taxes, safety, etc. Associations represent the printing industry, and provide a voice for printers, whether they pay membership dues or not.
Vital To All Industries
Today as in the past, there is simply no substitute for industry-dedicated associations. There is no viable industry in North America that does not possess a network of trade associations. The printing industry is being hit with a "Perfect Storm" of challenges from the current economic downturn, competing medias and government regulations. At this moment, the need for like minded businesses to join together for their common good has never been greater.
The print industry has a strong history of active and powerful associations. The first modern printing association, the Typothetae, was founded in 1862 in New York as a local association, and became a national organization in 1887. Printing associations have been extremely important for small and medium size print providers to help them confront common general business and government concerns. Additionally, printing industry associations have been, and continue to be, the major force for technical and business training.
- « Previous Page
- 1
- 2
- Next Page »


text:
Skip to content. | Skip to navigation
Did you not find what you were looking for? Try the Advanced Search to refine your search.
Subscribe to an always-updated RSS feed.
A Wyoming farmer's long struggle to find out what's polluting his water gets the attention of the EPA - and inspires reporter Abrahm Lustgarten of ProPublica.
Wold Oil Properties is a wildcatter - a small company that explores for oil and gas in areas where the fuels aren't known to exist in valuable quantities.
An interview with ProPublica energy and environment reporter Abrahm Lustgarten.
Residents of Battlement Mesa react to gas drilling in their community.
The Environmental Protection Agency finds a connection between fracking and water pollution
New York City fights drilling in its watershed, and even some energy executives say the industry needs to be more transparent about the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing.
Hydraulic fracturing is changing the energy industry -- and the entire nation -- in ways we're only beginning to understand.
Rachel Waldholz, Sarah Gilman and Cally Carswell talk fracking and onshore oil and gas drilling.
A Wyoming farmer battles industry and bureaucracy trying to find out whether hydraulic fracturing -- used in natural gas drilling -- polluted his drinking water.
Examining the argument that this place is more special than the rest.
The West in your Inbox


text:
This is a pretty cool announcement:
While details about the prototype were passed around, the release date is closer than we thought. I had the chance to test drive one in an NAB suite and although the proto wasn't ready for the home, it was on the right path.
It's been said numerous times already, but 2012 will absolutely be the year 4k makes a huge splash with consumers, placing RED at the very tip of the sword -- and all of us right there with them. Can't wait to see final details for what the RED RAY will offer.
Thanks to RED for propelling everyone into this era.


text:
Home Theater Setup
Everything You Need to Set Up an Oscar-Worthy Home Theater
When the Oscars go live at 5:30 p.m. EST / 2:30 p.m. PST, you can feel like you're right there on the red carpet, rubbing shoulders with Jennifer Lawrence and Ben Affleck, with an at-home, do-it-yourself Dolby Theatre.
A successful home theater system is a complete audio and visual experience. If you've got a big-screen-display-and-audio set ready to be installed, we'll show you how to set up an Academy-Awards-worthy home theater for your Oscar-viewing party — or, with a little bit of accessorizing, tinkering, and feng shui rearrangement, how to create one with existing equipment.
The Home Theater Trifecta
- TV Display — You'll need a big screen to watch the red-carpet bonanza and tearjerking acceptance speeches unfold. Large TV displays can cost a fortune (remember all of those quadruple-digit price tags at CES?), but there are solid smaller-size models that don't cost an arm and a leg, like the 32-inch Samsung UN32EH4003 ($284).
- Cable or Satellite — We've been talking about cutting the cable cord in favor of a media-streaming device like Roku, but those TV boxes are pretty useless for watching the Oscars. ABC won't stream the Academy Awards online, so you'll need a cable or satellite subscription this time around. Basic antennas [RCA Basic Indoor Antenna ($9)] are fairly cheap, however, and can be found at Target, Best Buy, Amazon, and other big-box retailers.
- Surround Sound — A good audio system can make you feel like you're in the audience next to George, Matt, and Brad. Ideally, a surround-sound experience needs two side speakers, two rear speakers, and one center front speaker. You can buy a complete theater sound set [Yamaha YHT-397 ($300)] or fashion your own with existing speakers using a male-to-male audio cable [Mediabridge 3.5mm ($8)] and an audio splitter [Belkin Splitter ($2)].
Read on for proper placement technique (red carpet may be necessary) and how to take care of your home theater once it's set up.
Location, Location, Location
Choosing the right room can make all the difference. If you're mounting a display above the fireplace, make sure you know about the dangers. Consider these elements while setting up your system.
- Floors — Your reclaimed cherry maple-wood flooring is beautiful, but it isn't ideal for sound quality. A room with bare tile or hardwood floors won't have great acoustics, but a large rug will aid in absorbing stray sounds.
- Wall placement — The TV should be mounted or placed along the short wall of a rectangular room — and the barer, the better. Windows and doors are portals for sound to travel away from your audience. If you must place the display by a window, heavy curtains should do the trick.
- Sound — Pull the seating area toward the center of the room, not against a wall, so that the rear speakers can project toward the viewing party.
- Cables — Go easy on these guys. Don't force cables into 90-degree angles, allow them to gently curve in relaxed bends. Also, be wary when stapling audio or video cables to the walls and floors, and only use staples designed for use with a coaxial cable. The wrong staples will cut off circulation. We recommend raceway covers to do the job.
- Dust — The enemy! Dust buildup can permanently damage your home electronics. So bust out that microfiber cloth and wipe down your devices as often as you can.
- Surge protectors — Your prized home theater is one blackout away from being completely fried. Invest in a surge protector and plug everything (we mean, everything) into the surge-protected power distribution unit.
- Space out the tech — Overheating is a common problem for large displays and complex audio systems. Make sure that the audio and video components have some room to breathe. Consult the device's manual if you're not sure how much clearance it needs.
- Warranty documents — Most equipment has at least a 30-day warranty, and some high-end devices come with one-year or three-year guarantees. Hang on to these documents and the original boxes (we promise, you're not being a hoarder) because it will save you time and frustration when your equipment shuts down.


text:
Submit Announcements
Advertising Department
Contact information
While the holidays between Thanksgiving and Christmas are filled with joy and excitement, some families in our area find themselves struggling to put food on the tables, much less put gifts under the tree. READ MORE
A recent poll by Elon University showed North Carolinians are most thankful for family, good health and jobs. What are you thankful for? READ MORE
N.C. State University is conducting a census to determine how many alligators live in Eastern North Carolina. READ MORE
Posters created by Craven County 5th graders showing the importance of conserving water received ribbons and praise Thursday evening. READ MORE
All the long-awaited bypasses and widening projects for U.S. 17 through Jones County are funded and work is scheduled to begin simultaneously in 2015. READ MORE
BEAUFORT — Tyler Ussery, 19, of Newport, pleaded guilty in Carteret County Superior Court this week to felonious breaking and entering and felony larceny after investigators say he stole a car from Carolina Truck and Auto Mart on U.S. 70 in Newport on Oct. 12, according to a release from the District Attorney's Office. READ MORE
BEAUFORT — Michael Harper, 33, of Trenton, pleaded guilty in Carteret County Superior Court this week to assault inflicting serious bodily injury; possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver methamphetamine; possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver psilocybin (hallucinogenic mushrooms); and driving while impaired, according to a release from the District Attorney's Office. READ MORE
more mug shots...
More albums...
I recently read that the State of North Carolina, after years of the infant mortality rate going down, has had two years in a row when the rate of infant deaths (up to one year old) has gone up again. I find this statistic sad. READ MORE
Last night I had the opportunity to attend the dress rehearsal for West Craven High School's Fine Arts production of "Oliver." I came in anticipation of an entertaining and well-orchestrated performance; I left in awe … the words awesome, superb do not do justice. The cast from the West Craven community included elementary, middle and high school students; their performances serve as a reminder of what can be achieved by hard work, dedication and an abundance of talent. READ MORE
Tom Thompson's reminder of "New Bern: The Southern Surprise" is by far more descriptive of our city than the bland and blah of the expensive "new" one or how about this … "New Bern: A Southern Classic for All Seasons," which it actually is. Simple artwork to accompany would not show two rivers crossing but converging into one. Maybe CarolinaEast got it right. READ MORE
Please accept our heartfelt thanks for your gift donations and time. The New Bern Towers events were a huge success, in part due to your help. Your acts of kindness and gratitude that was shown to our residents will not be forgotten. READ MORE
One can't help but wonder why Sen. Kay Hagan would want to represent North Carolina in the U.S. Senate. A bigger question is why the people of North Carolina would want her to represent them. READ MORE
I see the results of the New Bern mayor election are starting to mirror what happened nationally. The republican candidate lost. READ MORE
It's a scene most of us are familiar with. READ MORE
Saturday was the end of hurricane season, and it appears as if meteorologists and climate theorists are left scratching their heads. READ MORE
President Barack Obama bowed to reality when he made further tweaks to his signature law, the Affordable Care Act. READ MORE
Just a little more than three weeks. READ MORE
Some catchphrases become so familiar they run the risk of losing their impact on listeners. "Just say no" and "don't drink and drive" are familiar ones dealing with illegal drug use and drunk driving, respectively, and while both offer important messages, they're been around so long people may not modify their actions when they hear them. READ MORE
CHERRY POINT — A pact signed by Fleet Readiness Center East and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration officials this week is a commitment to safety and a $24 million investment here over the next two years. READ MORE
Local inventor Ron Pontiff recently secured a deal to launch his latest product, the Safe-T-Stool, on QVC on Jan. 17 at 1 p.m. READ MORE


text:
shackleton wrote:How about a phone? Or website
cmugler wrote:I am in Santa Barbara, Ca. feel free to call me at 805 682 1075.
This is the " New Items " section, basically, if you are a vendor with inventory, or you have something brand new and never used for sale.. this is the place.
Do :
- Do describe in detail what you are selling
- Do include Pictures if possible
- Specify if you offer support, or if you know nothing about the product..
- Do indicate your location < canada, usa, uk, etc.. > and are you willing to ship outside your country !?
- Price, with or without shipping
Return to Items for Sale - New
Users browsing this forum: spinningmagnets, StinkyGoalieGuy and 2 guests


text: Handy instructional deck of cards designed by coaches for coaches. Includes more than 50 professional-quality drills that teach valuable fundamentals. Divided into four color-coded sections - dribbling, passing, shooting and defense. Includes fun drills and games. Designed by National Championship layer and coach, Guy Newman for kids from 6-16. Drills are in an easy-to-understand format that lets coaches conduct effectiveness sessions with little or no preparation. Great for coaches at all levels.


text:
Gracenote and Voxonic Team Up with Atlantic Records and Nissan to Demonstrate "CarStars"
Gracenote and Voxonic Team Up with Atlantic Records and Nissan to Demonstrate "CarStars" – First Prototype of Artist-Themed In-Car Entertainment System
LAS VEGAS, Nev. – CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SHOW — Jan. 7, 2009 —Life in the fast lane will never be the same once drivers experience the world's first personalized automobile entertainment system – the result of a collaboration between Gracenote® and Voxonic with support from Atlantic Records and Nissan Motor Co.¬ ¬- being demonstrated this week at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Designed to create a dynamic user interface tailored to a driver's specific tastes, the system, dubbed CarStars, provides an entirely new in-car entertainment experience using celebrity images and voices. For instance, coupe drivers can go hip hop with American King/Capital Records recording artist Mims calling out the tunes, while an SUV owner might opt for an R&B theme with Nick Ashford.
Click here to read more.


text:
A very stylish retreat, the Bacolet Beach Club, developed by former fashion model Gloria Jones-Knapp, pays homage to luxury and serenity in a big way, ensuring a holiday that will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Beautifully situated, it overlooks a private stretch of shimmering sand, accessible only through the hotel's main entrance and down 50 steps. Indeed, the location is so revered, it has been the backdrop for many a Hollywood movies, including the Swiss Family Robinson. Rooms and suites are the perfect place to unwind with an eclectic mix of furnishings and an inviting Caribbean atmosphere. All of them feature four-poster beds and private verandas furnished with rattan loungers from which to admire that stunning sea view. A charming bridge connects you to the overflowing horizon pool complete with wooden deck for soaking up the Caribbean sun. Also across the bridge is Havana, a 3-tier gourmet restaurant serving a colourful and mouth watering blend of local and international cuisine.
25 rooms on 2 floors. All with air-conditioning, private veranda with rattan loungers, flat screen cable TV, DVD/CD/radio player, phone, high-speed internet access*, mini-bar, tea/coffee maker, safety deposit box, hairdryer, iron and board. Rooms with 1 king- or queen-size 4-poster bed, sleeping max 3 persons, or 2 adults and 1 child.
Café Havana (fine cuisine and wines), RoK Bar (cool drinks at the beach), Moon Bar deck (cocktails - opening mid October 2010).
Horizon pool
Massages on the beach
Fort George Museum
Bird Watching
Scuba diving
Game Fishing
Guided Tours
Water Skiing
Kite Surfing
Prices: Please email us for any prices required and availability information. This way we can offer you the most up to date special offers.


text:
FREE ECONOMY SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $50 THROUGH 12/19*more info
Style: W12P1PEN PNK
Pennsylvania Quakers NCAA Women's Hoodie
The Colosseum Women's NCAA Pullover Hoodie is perfect for chilly nights. Let the soft fleece pullover keep you warm and stylish! Features a fleece-lined interior, fun zebra print inside the hood, kangaroo pouch for your hands and embroidered NCAA team name on the front. Cheer on your favorite NCAA team in style!
- Fabric Content: 70% Cotton/30% Polyester
You may also like
Nike Elite Anti-Blister Lightweight OTC Running SocksSelect Socks 3/$30Was:
$35.00Now: $20.00 40% off! -
Customer Reviews


text:
NEW: ENTER THE CHAPMAN CONTEST AND WIN PRIZES. Click for more details. For as long as I can remember there has been this fascination with the large red cocktail more commonly pronounced by the average Nigerian as 'Shapman'. It has become synonymous with the popular orders made at our local Chinese restaurants, Recreational Clubs and more recently, weddings (though our wedding planners are notorious for being extremely selective with Chapman distribution – I've never been offered any to date). Its origin is arguably in Nigeria but no one knows for sure. It isn't necessarily expensive to buy (between N300 and N1000, i.e. $6 max.) nor is it difficult to make. But I think I know why there's such a fuss over this bitter-sweet refreshment – it just tastes so damn good!
Today I'm running a small Chapman factory in my apartment (okay, not really but I do make them rather frequently) and I want to share the recipe for you to enjoy:
- Get a large tumbler/glass mug (necessary if you want to make your Chapman-experience last a bit)
- Fill the glass halfway with ice cubes
- Pour a capful of Grenadine or any blackcurrant cordial into the glass (for that red glow)
- Pour in 2shots of Bitters – Any bitters you can find but you can also use Campari (In Lagos, Angostura Bitters is available at Goodies for N3,200).
- Pour in equal amounts of…believe it or not…Fanta and Sprite then mix it up
- Throw in a slice of lemon, garnish with a cucumber slice and dip-in a bendy straw
- Sip slowly and try not to hum too much as your taste-buds go into a frenzy.
- If you enjoyed this article kindly take a minute to share this article with your friends by clicking on the social media buttons at the bottom of this article. Thank you for your support!
*NEW: ENTER THE CHAPMAN CONTEST AND WIN PRIZES. Click for more details
Well there you have it. Simple, isn't it? So the next time you're sitting by your computer and one of your (anti-social) friends sends you a mouth-watering cocktail…via Facebook, make a Chapman to quench that insatiable thirst your 'friend' created (remember to do point 7 ^^)…and then proceed to delete that friend from your Friend list (optional).
CHAPMAN RECIPE FOR 100 people
You'd need the following (if you are serving in small plastic cups):
- 1.5 litres of Ribena/Blacurrant cordial/Grenadine (about 1 big table spoon poured at the base of each cup)
- 50 cans of Sprite (half of each can poured into a cup)
- 50 cans of Fanta (half of each can poured into a cup)
- 10 medium lemons (each sliced in 10, making 100 slices)
- 10 medium cucumbers (each sliced into 20 and served two pieces per cup)
- 4 bottles of Alomo bitters or 3 bottles of Angosturra bitters (a capful poured into each cup)
- Probably 500 ice cubes equivalent (cheaper if you have ice trays at home. 5 cubes per cup)
- 100 bendy straws.
- Mixers (long plastic stirrers) are optional as you can use the straws to mix the drinks
N.B – If you use large mugs instead of plastic cups then use 100 cans of Sprite and 100 cans of Fanta (1 can of Sprite and Fanta per mug). Everything else remains the same.
Follow @dcrazynigerian for even more surprise articles. Visit my homepage and discover more 'How To' articles (recommended).
See more cocktail recipes
You can subscribe or 'unsubscribe' to this blog at anytime. Thank you for stopping by!


text:
The Missouri Crop Resource Guide is intended to provide the best available information for Missouri crop producers. Our aim is to offer practical resources that will promote profitable and sustainable crop production.
- Missouri Crop Audit
- Farm Programs
- Fertility
- Irrigation and Water
- Machinery, Equipment, and Storage
- Marketing and Risk Management
- Production Economics
- Protection Practices
- Weather
Crop-Specific Resources


text: I wonder to myself many times why do traditional arts or those claiming to be "real" martial arts STILL use the following attacks in the Dojo to train their students? In all my years I have never been attacked this way and neither have any of my students. Have you ever been attacked this way in "real" situations etc? Do you train this way or do you use a bunkai that is whaqt you'd find happening in "real" situations


text:
What Makes it Mighty?
- A great selection of BPA-free food containers for safely taking food on the go
- High quality materials such as glass, stainless steel and silicone
- Find insulated, leakproof bento boxes and more
Glasslock Glass Lunch Bowl (Single or pack of 4) by Wean Green
Wean Green's Lunch Bowls are the perfect lunch companion for the nearly 85% of Americans who pack soup or salad in their lunch! Lunch Bowls hold the perfect serving for everyone to achieve a healthy, whole food, attainable eating lifestyle.
Available as single bowls or in garden medly (4 pack of each color)
Pack of 4 CAPACITY: 13oz (400mL)
DIMENSIONS (inches): 4.53 x 4.53 x 2.57 DIAMATER - 4.5
About Wean Green
Wean Green is a Canadian company dedicated to providing parents with safe and environmental baby products that fit into every parent's diaper bag.
We love researching environmentally friendly, modern, and unique baby products. We also love it when our diaper bags match our shoes! With this in mind, we created a company devoted to combining eco and chic in all of our products. Our eco-chic designs make it possible for parents to choose environmental products without sacrificing style.
more »About MightyNest
We make it easy for families to create a healthy home. Each of our 1000+ products has been thoroughly researched to be free of concerning chemicals, and hand-picked for its quality and design. With products for the whole family, ranging from kitchenware to reusable lunch gear to skincare, it is truly better living made easy.


text:
World » More
U.S. » More
Business » More
Tech » More
Markets » More
Market Data
Your Money » More
Opinion » More
Life & Culture » More
N.Y. » More
Real Estate » More
Management » More
Your email has been sent.
An error has occured and your email has not been sent. Please try again.
Chart available at Market Data Center
A child (bottom) does homework inside a shipping container serving as his accommodation in Shanghai in this March 4, 2013 file photo. Business sentiment among Asia's top companies dropped sharply in the fourth quarter, extending last quarter's declines, with global economic uncertainty and rising costs weighing on the region's firms, a ThomsonReuters/INSEAD survey showed. REUTERS/Aly Song/Files (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS)
Content engaging our readers now, with additional prominence accorded if the story is rapidly gaining attention. Our WSJ algorithm comprises 30% page views, 20% Facebook, 20% Twitter, 20% email shares and 10% comments.
Show 5 More
Show Less
Subscriber Content Read Preview


text:
NBA Playoffs Short-Attention-Span Power Rankings: Fun While It Lasted
By Grantand Staff atA survey of the players and teams making moves in last night's NBA action.
1. Stephen Curry, Point Guard?
(All GIFs by @HeyBelinda)
Chris Ryan: With about nine minutes left in the third quarter and the Spurs holding on to a slipping six-point lead over the Warriors, Stephen Curry raced up the court off an Andrew Bogut rebound. Curry is not a normal point guard, so the normal rules of playing the position don't apply to him. This of course, is part of the fun of watching Stephen Curry over the last couple of weeks. He played like ... Stephen Curry, showing off a skill set so unique, on a pair of ankles so brittle, it felt like you were watching some endangered species. Like you sat down in your living room and boom, what in the shit, there was an Iberian lynx.


text:
F.A.T.A.L wrote: i havent heard it, but did yall know that while Kirk was at the top of his career wit his songs like " STOMP " and a few others and suppsedly living " righteous, " in actuality at that time he was living a double life. I remember a few months ago he was on tv talking with his wife and the interviewer saying he was battling a porn addiction.
Chrissy_Poo516 wrote: I still have respect for him tho, we all fall short! But I'm feelin that song, first listen I was like :???: disco beat?! but it grows on you more you listen to it!!!


text:
PUMA Voltaic 3 NM
We're sorry, but this product is currently unavailable.
Email me if this product returnsFit Survey:
- 0% Full size too large
- 7% Half size too Large
- 79% True to size
- 14% Half size too small
- 0% Full size too small
- 92% Felt true to width
- 8% Felt narrower than marked
- 0% Felt wider than marked
- 31% Excellent arch support
- 69% Moderate arch support
- 0% No arch support
Item Information
- View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)
- Feel energized, rejuvenated and inspired to push yourself harder in your workouts with the help of these Voltaic 3 NM running shoe from PUMA® on your feet!
- Breathable air mesh upper with synthetic suede overlays for added support.
- Lightly padded collar with nylon heel pull loop.
- Bootie construction provides a great, next-to-the-skin fit and feel.
- Fabric lining with a removable, die-cut eco-OthoLite® sockliner provides comfort, material regeneration, air circulation and antimicrobial properties.
- Lace up front with a lightly padded, mesh-lined tongue for breathability and optimum fit.
- Mesh formstripe detail.
- Reflective TPU accents for greater visibility in low-light conditions.
- PUMA 10CELL technology—two levels, the bottom shelf absorbs impact, while the top shelf allows the foot to rebound—in the heel separated by a membrane creates tension during impact.
- ArchTec Technology gently guides the foot through a natural transition from touch-down to toe-off.
- Carbon-rubber outsole for traction.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 13 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size 8, width D - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
Find something wrong in this description? Help us fix it! Report An Error
Customer Reviews
PUMA Voltaic 3 NM
- Sort by:
- Most Helpful
- Newest
I really liked these shoes. The tongue is not independent of the rest of the body like most shoes. This allowed the shoes to fit snugly and comfortably. The shoes seem well designed for a fore-foot strike while running. The sole does not naturally curve in a way that encourages a heel strike. There does not appear to be much shock absorption in the heel either. Overall, I would recommend these for road running if you strike with your toes, not your heel. I do not recommend these for any cross training or plyometric workouts.
I'd also recommend: New Balance, ASICS
Runs Small
Runs Large
Felt true to size
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Felt true to width
- Daniel N - customer
- from United States
- June 4, 2012
I have enjoyed the PUMA's very much using them everyday on treadmill for 2 miles. They fit well and were the correct size which is usually the risk ordering and not trying them on.
Runs Small
Runs Large
Felt true to size
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Felt true to width
- Anonymous - customer
- from Ft Myers Florida
- April 17, 2012
Great shoe - awesome fit. My husband was having foot pain and this shoe is so comfortable and helps his foot feel better.
Runs Small
Runs Large
Felt true to size
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Felt true to width
- Anonymous - customer
- June 9, 2012
If you think they look cool in the picture, you will also think so when they arrive. I had not realized that they slip on, and are not tied in the usual way. I have no idea whether they will loosen up undesirably with long wear, but for now they are snug and comfortable. Their support is firm and comfortable, more like an Audi than a Volvo if that makes sense to you. The toe box is broad and friendly to the toes.
Runs Small
Runs Large
Felt true to size
Runs Narrow
Runs Wide
Felt true to width
- Andy W - customer
- from Edison, NJ
- May 9, 2012
Version #3. These are great for a normal to narrow foot through arch & heel areas. It'll feel nice & snug to your normal size. The Version #4 (for a little more, at this cost it will give you a tab, at the heel to assist getting them on. :) Very athletic, ready fit, no slop, and it'll mold to you! Smack-on in 11.5 man's but very roomy in the Toes at 12. The 12, is more like a 12.5.
- Billy C - customer
- from Wintersville, Ohio
- March 28, 2013


text:
You're watching...
What did Glenn Beck think of the O'Reilly/Colmes debate?
'The Blaze' host sounds off on the heated 'Factor' exchange
Mar 11, 2013
You're watching...
'The Blaze' host sounds off on the heated 'Factor' exchange
Mar 11, 2013
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
-- -- segment -- a pal Glenn Beck very busy these days on the radio and the Internet but we caught up with him late last week.
So here's back and we are simply had a code either understand that warts and paddock so bad I don't Tug on my Sony -- -- that you and I are on the same wave -- on.
On the fiscal chaos issue.
You're talking about on your radio show and on your Internet program and of course this week might cause all kinds of problems by talking about it on factor.
-- I reckon I see the danger here but this -- there's two parts to my question yeah number one.
It's hard to convince people who don't pay attention.
That there is a danger project can't really see it it's not like there's a Mountain Lion on your front lawn where you know they did it's it's it's -- there -- theoretical what we're gonna go bankrupt and people don't -- why can't see it.
How do we sell -- Yes.
It does is it -- because -- a big -- write the Bill O'Reilly is asking me.
How you tell people of a dangerous something that's in the future that you can't really prove I mean.
This is ironic -- -- a little bit.
-- you can't prove it's not like you saying that the Communists are gonna take over the country and all that that's not -- A good drive via I seventeen trillion dollar debt we have is going to be twenty.
When Barack Obama -- that offers here is that they can prove it here's the thing there is there is nobody.
I think that can be convinced of this at this point.
Left is -- everybody is in such denial Timmy -- here we are sitting with that -- the -- that is overwhelming we are now printing money.
Bernanke is saying that it is it's it's really only -- -- to date the digit is Asian so it's not really printing.
All clintons are a -- there's no difference right you explain.
This little R&D they don't know the printing but you're absolutely right right is that they're in denial which is why I had to get Alan Colmes is ten.
And what I saw you do to that poor man.
I bill.
I was shocked -- I saw this and I thought to myself.
That is a broadcaster.
Isn't in control of his feelings could tell you about -- -- -- me a lot of all I thought the -- I thought the way.
That you personally handled it bill if you don't get excited like that on television.
People don't like that it doesn't work you know -- -- you know -- you -- -- don't really -- -- crying or whatever and it didn't bill.
I was I was a little disappointed did you -- -- -- you wouldn't have been no I'm very very sincere.
Because I will tell you that.
Some might say that I was in the other room cheering.
But nobody that you can trust.
-- okay.
But the basic essential point is I had to get people's attention.
I was honestly teed off he gives.
I mean like gallon by the EI a guide to this animals and I eighty jets and he you know -- got -- -- -- -- say c'mon now.
I I happened -- like Allen to -- Allen is a nice guy.
But he's he's wrong on this however he was hiding -- right but in a total it's been sort of way and I don't even think he knew he was spinning.
What he's talking about cutting the -- for the states.
That's not to help the deficit.
That's to collapse the medical system as we know it so everybody can be rushed into one you know one single Payer program that's that.
That's what's happening but there are any I mean if you look at the plan there isn't a plan it's a signal is that it.
So like Delaware you're gonna lose this much money and Arizona you can lose -- much money now I notice you have.
Abe Lincoln.
With you as a co anchor -- why -- Tell you know I don't know I tell you I just been I don't know for Davis heard this.
But did you know bill she was murdered.
Really I -- I -- -- somebody should write a book about it or something.
I was watching this this TV show which was produced really really well this story line in the way it was Clinton.
But I've got me thinking I should write something about and call it like -- murdering.
Of Abe Lincoln I just.
Maybe maybe killing Lincoln maybe.
Now that sounds bad now I think -- and the moon murder elation.
Of Lincoln are I will you keep working on that but I want to offer you back in this period of trying to help you as you know I always try to do sure that I'll give you -- life size cut out of me and that can be next weekend in back of view all right.
You know we don't have mail service here in Texas get -- All of us how you drive it down yeah I wanna hold your -- we don't have any city state taxes so we don't have -- -- -- coverage if so Glenn Beck everybody there is just that.
Filter by section


text:
Phone: Tel: 651-266-3222 Fax: 651-266-3010
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Building Locations
Choose text size: A | A | A
Mark Ponsolle, Director, Human Services Division Trish Skophammer, Assistant Director, Child Support-Program Melissa Rossow, Assistant Director, Child Support-Legal
Our Mission
It is the goal of the Ramsey County Attorney's Office to create safe communities where children can live with dignity and respect. As a criminal justice agency, The Ramsey County Attorney's Office regards child support enforcement as a premier crime prevention program. Dedicating ourselves to the fair collection of child support will provide children the basic needs of food, clothing, health, education and shelter. This in turn will help ensure that our children will, as adults, become productive and law abiding members of our community.
121 Seventh Place EastSuite 4500Saint Paul, MN 55101-5001
Phone: (651) 266-3344 Fax: (651) 266-3365
Phone: (651) 266-3344
Fax: (651) 266-3365
Services Provided | Right to Support | Paternity Establishment | Child Support EstablishmentEnforcement | Interstate Act | Employer Info | Legal Forms | Additional ResourcesGlossary | Job Opportunities


text:
We stayed in a private room and the room was absolutely lovely! The hostel is conveniently located in the city, and takes about 10 minutes walking to the main sights in the city center. Also, Haymarket station is only 5 minutes walking, and thus very convenient to take the train to Glasgow or the bus to Edinburgh Airport. The staff... More
- Also Known As:
- West End Hotel Edinburgh, Scotland
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Stunning City Centre B&B Edinburgh with Stylish & Comfortable Accommodation.The West End Hotel Edinburgh offers stylish, comfortable accommodation in a mixture of tastefully decorated standard and ensuite rooms in the centre of Edinburgh, close to all this magnificent city has to offer. Providing a high standard of customer service and with a great location and well equipped accommodation, the West End Hotel is an ideal choice whether you are visiting Edinburgh for business or pleasure.The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, while still in the heart of the city, just a 15 minute walk from the West End of Princes Street as well as being conveniently located withing walking distance of Edinburgh's many tourist attractions and the city's main business districts. It is only 5 minutes walk to one of Edinburgh's main bus routes and a 10 minute walk to Haymarket Train Station. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Orbitz, Cheap Tickets, Priceline, Budget Places, Olotels, HostelWorld, Agoda and Asiatravel.com Holdings so you can book your West End Hotel reservations with confidence. We help millions of travellers each month to find the perfect hotel for both holiday and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
Brewer's Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout - Central Waters Brewing Co.
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse. |
Ratings & Reviews |
Sort by: Latest | High | Low | Top Reviewers |
« first ‹ prev | 1-25 | 26-50 | 51-75 | next › last » |
Ratings: 1,159 | Reviews: 492 | Show All Ratings:
Reviews by dtmets84:dtmets84New York 3.9/5 rDev -7.4% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 2012 sans vintage Poured into a tulip. Appearance- reddish brown with a 1/2 cm head that disappates Smells of bourbon with toffee/coffee Taste matches the nose with lots of bourbon burn especially on the finish Mouthfeel- a little on the thin side overall-decent would probably cellar another to see how it develops over time Serving type: bottle 08-12-2012 05:04:54 | More by dtmets84 More User Reviews:d5001986Wisconsin 4.19/5 rDev -0.5% look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 2013 Brewers Reserve. 12oz Bottle poured into tulip glass. Appears black and thin with minimal tan head. Smells boozy with sweet caramel. A sweet boozy taste. Roasted malt, some vanilla and caramel. This is a thinner stout. I generally prefer a heavier body. Slight carbonation, goes down smooth. Overall, another solid barrel aged beer from Central Waters. I can say I prefer this to Peruvian Morning. It also has great value at only $11/4 pack, definitely worth the annual purchase. Serving type: bottle 12-13-2013 02:43:24 | More by d5001986 deadonhisfeetKentucky 4.34/5 rDev +3.1% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25 Poured from a bottle into a small snifter. Very dark pour, opaque, with little carbonation and no head (typical for a barrel-aged beer and I don't consider it a defect). The nose is very nice. Rich, sweet, and toasty with hints of dark chocolate, vanilla, oak, and bourbon. The beer has a full body, a firm feel (slightly creamy, though thinner than I like for this style) and a nice sweet, malty, bourbon-tinged flavor. I get some chocolate and sarsaparilla up front and the bourbon comes in around mid-palate, bringing with it oak and vanilla and a little bit of warmth. The beer is surprisingly smooth, with very little ``bite''. It reminds me of Schlafly's offering, though with a bit more body. The finish is sticky, warm, and sweet with a nice lingering toffee flavor. I just love these bourbon-barrel-aged imperial stouts and can't get enough of them. They all seem to have their own particular charms and characteristics. KBS is that nice, sweet, well-behaved, well-mannered honor student like your folks want you to marry someday. BCBS is that rough, foul-mouthed, hard-rocking chick that you'd hate to introduce to the folks, but lust after nonetheless. This one is like the cool girl you hang out with for years (because she likes comic books), and then one day you realize just how pretty she is. Serving type: bottle 12-12-2013 23:20:31 | More by deadonhisfeet spark3148857California 4.49/5 rDev +6.7% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75 2012 vintage poured into a snifter: Pours pitch black with a khaki mocha head that quickly dissipates but leaves good lacing. Aroma is bourbon up front with nice oak barrel characteristics, some vanilla, and some cocoa. This is a wonderfully balanced barrel aged stout! The barrel characteristics accentuate big chocolate and roasted notes and leave a nice sweetness on the palate, but not cloyingly sweet. Mouthfeel is a nice medium, full bodied but not sticky and chewy. Worth seeking out as this is an excellent barrel aged imperial stout. I would happily drink this one any day. Serving type: bottle 12-11-2013 03:16:36 | More by spark3148857 martyl1000Wisconsin 4.88/5 rDev +15.9% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5 12/16/2012 I'm not sure how much my Wisconson partiality is involved in this score. But I'm just as impressed with this as I am BCBS or Mikkeler Black Hole or Founders Imperial Stout. It puts into perspective Tier 1 vs. Tier 2 imperial stouts. Now relegated to Tier 2 are: Stone Imperial Russian Stout, Founders Breakfast Stout, Southern Tier Mokah/Jahva/Creme Brulee, Weyerbacher Tiny, and Goose Island Big John. The aroma may be the star, here, though how could one choose any awesome feature over any other? It pours an opaque black, rivaling the darkest brown head I've ever seen. Perma-lacing sticks to the tulip glass like meringue. My wife loves the bourbon booziness. I feel like I'm having another 16% fume-bomb, like Hebrew Jewbilation 16--but in the best way. The sweet malt mingles with the bourbon spice so well it creates the mirage of Neopolitan ice cream (chocolate and vanilla at once), w/o the strawberry of course. --- UPDATE 11/26/2013 This is the "2012" from my cellar, 11 months of aging. Pours nearly perfectly black with a rim of tanned leather at the 2mm fast-dissipating khaki foam, plus bits of lacing and legs of running alcohol on the glass. In the nose it's an umami cocoa, first and foremost. How choco-wonderous. Then aromas of toast, burnt sugar, and bourbon, with hints of coffee and vanilla. But one really has to work to get this complexity, as the aromas are whisper quiet. (In fact, I've demoted the aroma score.) The oak barrel is nice. People talk about toasted coconut in the aroma, but that's one note I've been unable to fathom. In the mouth it's a spumoni ice-cream cross of vanilla and chocolate. It's so good, one tends toward big mouthfuls to swish from side to side, front to back. It's nearly the vanilla heights of Southern Tier Creme Brulee Stout. Perhaps it's the aging, but the bourbon comes muted. (But my wife feels the bourbon is highly present.) Roasty malt and charred oak walk with maple syrup, burnt caramel, and chewy biscuit. Then the dried fruits come, some raisin or prune, and a candied cherry. A subtle pine-hop and anise twist the thumbscrews of complexity. It all washes down with coffee and cream on the backend. Medium- to full-bodied, fabulously smooth, with a modest carbonation and a mild boozy heat. Decadent, delicious. It goes down fast. Something this rich, you would expect it to be a one-and-done deal. But I feel I could have several. Perhaps that's the beauty of a sub-10% abv. --- UPDATE 12/10/2013 This is the "2013", I've picked up four 4-paks to put in the cellar. Just testing this one bottle. Pours an opaque absence of color into a tulip glass, with a half-finger of brown head. Some lace-speckles stick to the glass. Even ice cold, there's a wonderful cocoa aroma, we're talking total Cocoa Wheats hot cereal. Need to let it warm up a bit, as there's not much else going on. Ah, now that it's warmed a bit, some vague allusions to bourbon make themselves known. Vanilla wafer cookie and coconut shreds, meet burnt coffee. Working at it, one can pick out the oak barrel amidst the sweet grain. Way in the background is a surprising citrus. The big surprise is how subdued and mellow this is in the mouth. The cocoa is just jaw-dropping. It's the chocolate pleasure of being a child and biting into your favorite chocolate candy. But the bourbon flavor comes across soft-spoken, shy, even, especially relative to that of the 2012. The complexity is also very quiet and reticent: vanilla, coconut, diacetyl toffee, plus dark fruit (mission fig) and molasses. The spice contingent steps forward, as well: licorice and black pepper attempt to dry out the sweetness. The mouthfeel comes off as two steps lighter than the 2012. The alcohol is much more hidden this year, too. Still viscous and creamy, just not as liqueur-like and decadent as the 2012. Serving type: bottle 12-11-2013 02:59:22 | More by martyl1000 brewtechnikNew Hampshire 4.46/5 rDev +5.9% look: 3 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.5 2012 vintage poured into a tasting snifter... A: looks a bit light in color for a stout...more like a porter or a really dark brown ale. S: smell is of BOURBON, oak, lots of vanilla, caramel and hints of cocoa. Nice. T: This is good. I get a little baked pie crust which is really nice against the chocolate and bourbon. I do love bourbon, so in my opinion this is where the level should be...HIGH! M: Very thin, but easy to come back to. For a stout it's not to the typical "style". The carb level is low and where it should be. O: This is DAMN good...I'm opening another right after I finish this one! I like the fact that it's different than what you may be use to as far as bourbon barrel aged stouts are concerned. If all the BBAS were the same, then this would be a very boring beer world! Serving type: bottle 12-10-2013 00:39:56 | More by brewtechnik |
« first ‹ prev | 1-25 | 26-50 | 51-75 | next › last » |
Brewer's Reserve Bourbon Barrel Stout from Central Waters Brewing Co.
out of 100
based on 1,159 user ratings.


text:
SugarCRM Integration with Vocalocity Desktop
Vocalocity's VoIP phone service with SugarCRM makes it easier than ever to stay connected with your customers and prospects.
Empower your business to answer every question, close every opportunity, and exceed customers' expectations faster than ever before. With Vocalocity's SugarCRM integration, your computer will automatically open SugarCRM, allowing you to instantly view your caller's information, call logs, and other essential data.
- Access customer information instantly
- Auto-track phone calls and history
- Update contacts seamlessly with SugarCRM
- Create contacts with just one click
- Increase employees' productivity
To download, existing customers should call Customer Care at 1-866-901-0242.


text:
In order to solve a family mystery, John, a stonemason from Zimbabwe, travels to Berlin to search for 1928 footage of a tightrope walker at Niagara Falls. While there, he becomes romantically obsessed with Miriam, a French rock musician in an all-girl band. Unfortunately, Miriam is totally in love with her boyfriend Pierre, a talented scientist. Running parallel to the main plot is that of Jacob, a Jewish tailor who in the film's early scenes is caught shoplifting, an act that will have troubling ramifications for John, who gets caught in the middle of Jacob's attempt to flee the crime scene. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Movie data provided by
Be the first to rate this movie!


text:
Trophy Cam Compact Trail Camera
$9.99 2-day Shipping on Select Items! (see promotion details) |
Eligible for Free Shipping on Orders $49 or More! (see promotion details) |
Members of The League get 5% back when you spend $100! (see promotion details) |
Product Details
Upgraded for 2011, the Bushnell® Trophy Cam still leads the way with an awesome 1-year battery life and 1-second trigger speed, and it now gives you the big picture of game movement with Field Scan time-lapse technology. For a more vivid viewing experience, audio record has been added to the video mode. You can also record more images and video than ever thanks to 32GB SD card compatibility.
Features- Black-and-white text LCD display
- Widescreen, VGA, QVGA video resolution
- 8 MP high-quality full-color resolution
- 32 LEDs with 45' range, invisible to game and other hunters
- Uses 4 to 8 AA batteries (not included)
- Runs up to one year on one set of batteries
- Day/night autosensor
- External power compatible
- Adjustable PIR (Lo/Med/High) 1-second trigger speed
- Programmable trigger interval: 1 second to 60 minutes
- Multi-Image Mode: 1-3 images per trigger
- Video Length: 1 second to 60 seconds, programmable
- Audio record
- Field Scan with Simultaneous Live Trigger
- Time-lapse mode takes images at pre-set intervals: 1 minute to 60 minutes
- Temperature range -5° F to 140° F
- PIR sensor is motion activated out to 45'
- Adjustable web belt and 1/4-20 socket
- SD card slot (up to 32GB)
- Model: 119436C
- Resolution Setting: 8MP
- PIR Sensor: Low/Med/High
- Night Vision Flash: 32 LED, 45'
- LCD Display: Black-and-white text LCD
- Temp/Moon Stamp: No
- Power Supply: AA (4-8)
- Battery Life: Up to 1 year
- Video Resolution: Widescreen, VGA, QVGA
- Video Length: Up to 60 seconds
- SD Card Capacity: 32 GB
- Field Scan: Yes
- Audio Record: Yes
Product Recommendations


text:
The Arthritis Foundation, Southeast Region provides special events throughout the year that raise funds to fulfill our important mission and provide a powerful doorway to the information and services that can meet your needs int he fight to beat the unacceptable pain of arthritis.
Here in Alabama, these events are listed below. We invite you to join us at any of these events and help the 1.1 million adults and 5,000 children in Alabama with arthritis by supporting our work in Alabama and beyond. We cannot eliminate arthritis as the leading cause of disablity in the United States without your help and your voice. Join us!
2013 Montgomery Arthritis Walk
2013 Mudbugs and Music Crawfish Boil (Birmingham)
2013 Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis
Birmingham and Montgomery