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Reviews by kawilliams81:kawilliams81Yukon (Canada) 4.26/5 rDev 0% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 2013 vintage. Poured from a 22 oz bottle into a Half Acre snifter. A- pours black with a big frothy 2 finger cola head. Clumps and blotches of lacing remain on the glass. S- maple syrup, roast, dark fruits, light coffee. T- sweet dark fruits, roasted malts, coffee, faint smoke, some bitterness. M- medium body and carbonation. Very easy drinking with light acidity. O- very good porter. Nice roastiness with enough sweetness to balance it nicely. Serving type: bottle 03-22-2013 03:26:41 | More by kawilliams81 More User Reviews:LI_PO12Pennsylvania 4.28/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Bottle into tulip Appearance- Black, aggressive pour gave a 1 inch tan head Aroma- Big dark fruits, plum, dates, figs, chocolate, molasses, caramel, some coffee and roast, alcohol present but well mixed Flavor- Strong, molasses, chocolate and roast, some coffee, and dark fruits, red wine like almost, warming alcohol Mouthfeel- Rich and full bodied, but not cloying, good carbonation for the style. Overall- I might need to grab another bottle, this stuff is nice. One of the best Baltic Porters I've had. Really hits all the marks. Worth a try for sure. Serving type: bottle 12-12-2013 03:41:09 | More by LI_PO12 TreyliffWest Virginia 4.28/5 rDev +0.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25 2013 bottle, poured into a snifter A- pours nearly opaque black with a small, dark tan fizzy head that reduces quickly, leaving just a ring behind S- big chocolaty malt aroma with some caramel notes, a light smokiness with some sweet molasses, dark fruity notes of prune and raisin T- creamy dark chocolate fades into fresh espresso, notes of raisin, fig and prune kick in mid-palate, brown sugar sweetness leads to a lightly smoky finish with some alcohol M- medium body with moderate-yet-fizzy carbonation continues through the mouthfeel to a foamy and sweet mouthfeel, a touch of alcohol warmth at the end O- this is a big porter, loaded with flavor. The alcohol is noticeable but pairs well with the big flavors, and the multi-dimensions of flavors and aromas make this one a standard for the style Serving type: bottle 12-04-2013 04:51:25 | More by Treyliff RandomExileMaryland 4.09/5 rDev -4% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 22oz / Pint Glass / $6.49 A: pitch black; full foamy cocoa-colored head; no lacing S: rich hot chocolate, coffee T: bitter, smokey espresso, dark chocolate M: full-bodied, very little alcohol bite O: Bordering on too rich,doesn't cross the line. A full, hefty porter. Serving type: bottle 11-27-2013 03:58:32 | More by RandomExile BB1313Ohio 4.01/5 rDev -5.9% look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4 2013 vintage. 22oz bottle poured into a tulip. Pours black with the slightest amount of light getting through; fluffy khaki head that eventually fades and leaves great retention and solid lacing. The aromas are full of cocoa malts. Lots of milk chocolate with extremely subtle hints of anise. There's also hints of vanilla bean. The flavors are very rich and bold. Very robust. Tons of dark chocolate giving it a solid bitterness. Lots of milk chocolate giving it a subtle sweetness. More vanilla in the mix. Subtle amounts of expresso. There's a decent amount of roasted malts. It finishes roasty and toasty. Mouthfeel is wonderful. It's full-bodied; very fluffy and creamy with moderate carbonation. Alcohol goes unnoticed. It's very easy and fun to drink. This is a great beer. It has alot of similarities with their Imperial Stout, in my opinion. There's not much to complain about and it's extremely enjoyable. Recommended. Serving type: bottle 11-22-2013 01:32:23 | More by BB1313 |
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The teenage is also known as the transition period into adulthood in which a sense of independence starts embracing them with their own unique opinions about life issues. Teen fashion style's changes with the period of time. As long as shopping is concerned teen prefer to opt their clothes and fashion, especially during this phase of life in order to highlight themselves among the children of their own age. Sometimes parents concur with teen fashion clothing ideas and often they disagree.
Denim is perhaps one of the most popular items among teen fashion styles. Explore new denim washes to give yourself purely new look. Apart from ramie cotton, denim goes for stretch denim as the former is not at all in fashion nowadays. If you want to give yourself a "funky and dirty look" go for the mechanical denim. Denim skirts are popular among girls, but you have to opt that skirt which goes well with your figure. Skinny ladies have many options. Pencil fit, straight fit, miniskirts or A-line, all enhance their image. Bulky ladies should be specific about their size, but if you have an apple-shaped figure than go for short skirts with flare.
Dresses exhibit your taste and the choice of color's exhibit your personality. However, one should wear the dresses which really enhance your beauty and stay away from the outfit that doesn't suit you. Teenagers generally prefer to wear jeans with tops of vibrant and bright colors. Color selection is not reserves for girls. Nowadays, boys are also trying their level best to opt for attractive colors hence it has become an essential feature of fashion clothing ideas for teens. While selecting the dresses with various color's care should be taken that they should go well with your inner self. Bright t-shirts, jeans, high necks are the best options. However, try to maintain the coordination of colors like cool go with hues and warm colors with the similar ones.
When it comes to school try to keep everything as simpler as you can. Your school stuff should have a comfortable denim jeans, tops you love and shoes which are easy going like pair of snickers, pums etc. If you do not want to wear jeans everyday than spice yourself up with other dresses but, easiness should be the primary factor in it. For girl's skirts, skin fitted jeans or tights with attractive blouses will work well while boys can try baggies with loose t shirts or jeans with shirts.
Weekends are meant to get relaxed and go to the extracurricular stuff you wanted apart from studying. Various bargain department stores will help you to buy things in your range. Girls can wear sequins, beautiful hand embroidery, and ornate stitching that make each outfit stand out in any crowd. In winter's snowflake sweaters worn with a little gray pleated skirt would help. However, guys can try on funky outfits like baggies can go well with a loose shirt.
Trends tend to move in cycles. What is a fashion in early 60's is resurfacing again now? Trends and fashion appear to change from time to time but should we opt every fashion? Well here is a suggestion. It is not necessary for you to try every fashion rather go for that one which suits you and go well with your personality. Teens can get fashion clothing ideas from their favorite personalities but don't try to imitate them. For instance you can try linen tunic dress in nautical ties which is best for both formal and informal occasions.
So, in the light of all the ideas for teen's fashion clothing, you can give yourself an entirely new and unique look, but always go for the fashion which makes you appear much appealing to others.
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The lot of us sounds harsh when we say the truth and when we really care. In most cases, we will sound condescending and the narrow-minded will take us offensively but in all honestly, we are just trying to help. We must realize that the most important lessons in life are not served on a silver platter. We must learn how to take constructive criticisms that are often unpleasant to hear. It may sometimes be the same when saying the sweetest thing and sounding very sincere at the same time. We just literally need to read between lines or rather rephrase it on our own. There is only one thing we need to keep in mind, consider the person who is giving the message.
If you must understand, my eldest daughter gave me a simple card from school last Father's Day. And in it wrote the darndest thing that everyone must face; Daddy sana hindi ka mamatay (Daddy, I wish you will not die). The sincerity of the phrase made everyone that read it laugh, I know you did too, but the sweetness of the message is heartfelt after the laughter settles. Aleci is only 6years old as of this writing and I already think that soon I will be encountering questions from her that even I do not know the answer. Abrelle is now 5years old and she is just learning how to read. I can only imagine what will she say when it is her turn to start uncovering the realities of life.


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2:29 p.m. It's quite the scene here in the House with the swearing-in of four new MPs.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper attended the swearing-in of his new MP, Rob Clarke, just before Question Period began. Then he escorted him into the Commons, to applause all around.
But the marquee show was the display of the three new Liberal MPs. Bob Rae's friends, supporters and family have jammed the galleries. Rae's mother is here, as is the legendary cabinet minister of the Trudeau era, Allan MacEachen.
Rae also stole the show when he embraced and kissed Michael Ignatieff as he was taking his front-row spot.
Martha Hall-Findlay, meanwhile, was radiating such joy after her four-year long bid to get here that one almost needed sunglasses to view the beaming expression on her face.
All the new folks are going to get questions today. It's supposedly Hall-Findlay up first.
2:40 p.m. Well, there it is, the first shot at Bob Rae - from Jim Flaherty. Rae is clutching his chest, pretending to be offended.
2:43 p.m. And there's Martha-Hall Findlay on her feet, asking about the government's attacks on Ontario. The Conservative backbenchers who sit just below the press gallery are trying to drown her out, but she got two questions out.
2:46 p.m. One of the members of our bureau has noted how strange it seems today, given events of three years ago, to see Belinda Stronach sitting back in the second row and Hall-Findlay in front.
2:51 p.m. Joyce Murray, the Vancouver Quadra MP, has asked her debut question - on the Cadman affair. And James Moore, the Conservatives' designated hitter on this issue, replied with a classy and gracious welcome, and a nod of praise toward the former MP, Stephen Owen. You don't see that kind of good behaviour very often. Rae has not been up yet - soon, supposedly, and he'll be asking about Cadman.
2:58 p.m. Rae's finally up. He's talking on foreign affairs, not Cadman. His question is short and succinct - about the sale of a Canadian satellite company to the U.S.
3:06 p.m. The Conservatives have clearly loaded up on old quotes from Rae, in his NDP days, criticizing Liberals, to throw out in Question Period. I imagine they have lots more for the campaign trail. But what's getting confusing in the House now is the various battles of Ontario and the tangle of characters. There's the old Harris Tories against Rae, there's the current Tories against McGuinty, whose brother is an Ottawa MP, David McGuinty. All told, about two decades full of old feuds and rivalries from Queen's Park being played out by proxy in Parliament.


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To really Smart people here today dynasty portfolio manager chief investment officer of Hennessy funds when he thought about -- -- -- and a second because some fire.
Not a call Mondays with -- president -- -- financial group violent act Matthew McCall.
-- -- -- I've not kidding the fund your fund has done ridiculously well and hang on it is up.
26% over the last three years you outpaced S&P 500 returns.
How would you say to everyone out there who owns all these mutual funds who they've managers can't seem to -- the markets to save their lives.
Why Tennessee -- that.
I am -- with a story for a long time that we've liked consumer Staples consumer discretionary we like dividend paying stocks we like companies that have the chance of not only initiating the dividends -- directing TV.
That earned four dollars funny -- initiated dividend.
War and to raise dividends -- to be Campbell Soup -- could be Nordstrom's that we're just starting to get up into the middle.
Arena now things we've always been down.
For the last three years and in consumer disgraced discretionary but the lower end like -- Family Dollar store but here -- these companies are all are -- 354 dollars a share their pain there their dividends are covered three to one I mean they got plenty of room expanded dividends.
And I think that's the -- -- -- unless Washington doesn't.
You know extend the dividend credit.
Which -- you and I talked about it and then that is part of the biggest uncertainty in this market rate pick -- basically it's the government it's Europe.
I think the government here -- now quite frankly right yeah -- -- two major black clouds they keep the market from breaking out to all time highs in my mind that we.
-- a four year high just we can -- -- some -- and made.
Considering the black -- -- over we're doing pretty darn good.
I reveal what -- -- to dividends to you know we have a few ETF -- -- -- -- very you know -- dividend yields.
And they've done very well especially in the market that realistically you should be happy that 8% parent gets a cup is paying for 5%.
I -- that's a bonus right on top right there.
My only concern with the dividend paying stocks going forward.
Is -- fact that.
If this risk on trade continues we do break out you see money rotate out of the consumer -- into some of the more aggressive technology consumer discretionary.
When you thought that going north that is.
Consumers -- easy money -- about failing dollar they go into -- -- -- -- in the Saxon world.
-- -- -- -- Anecdotally I was -- this weekend in at least dance so -- says anything about their it recovery.
I think.
I find that very difficult that you know you do hear of people especially outside of our tristate area -- I really do think some times we live in a bubble.
Outside our tristate area people are still struggling and yeah -- -- -- and martians in our area and you have to -- I want to twenty minutes.
You know most generous visit when he talks about Trace the unemployment at eight point 2% right the real numbers fifteen to sixteen million Americans that are all job I'm when he put everybody and that's somewhat more than eight point 2%.
It would just fall off the vols.
But you have to take it in perspective for this show we're talking about investing you're not investing in.
Politics in Washington -- -- and -- in US economy you're investing companies.
That are doing well and have a good chance of doing extremely well once the economy takes up.
The problem with that is is people still focus on housing.
The financial and and autos which yes wants -- money.
But every other company in America from 20089101112.
We're making a ton of money.
In the financial.
In his she's gotten a lot more healthier than a year ago -- -- a lot more healthier.
Are -- the housing issue is still some -- -- to be dealt with.
Because of latest mad you probably know better than me but.
I heard there's like 45 to fifty billion dollars it's going into worry economy.
Because people weren't paying their mortgages yes him once if banks start before close.
That can be a big problem.
The weight but.
Before we -- numbers are talking about this and what you're saying and then neon is people need to separated out in their heads.
It is hard to do that we need to separate out what you're saying basically you're even -- -- -- the financials about the auto stocks.
Look at the stock market X that stuff.
Don't quit don't equate it to what you seen on the street.
You're buying companies you're investing but people know -- and it in the front of their of their mind.
Is march of 2009 and they don't wanna go back there and you hear people come on -- markets up 400 a 100% since 2009 is trying to sell on this -- The time user or different from a company standpoint meaning amount of cash Jamaican flashier than -- two trillion dollars in profits pretax all time high.
And this is -- a -- economy can you imagine we start to grow at two and a half or 3% of.
The problem is Lotta people look at this in such a short term timeframe now not looking long term because what can happen is.
They're -- bought 2008 with a company to have -- and things are looking great we get swept up and you hit that bottom 2009 -- sold out or eat a kind of gave up on the market.
So now they're thinking well.
I did the right thing I've bought fundamentally sound companies making a lot of money he's right that then as stocks still -- 50% and -- -- so we wanted to be in a market.
But you know as you know what the -- I'm sure you have to look longer term and and what the market does pull back and look at valuations right now obviously evaluation so attractive to me you're not gold stocks now when you -- your own stock and I think that's proper pretty individual -- to copper.
That I actually way I totally agree with you because it's it's all about the moment now.
You buys stock he wanted to go up for you get -- Email somebody wants to require right now our our message -- -- -- at least that's the idea Daniel.
That's not how you make money it's time in the market it's not time and market.
But not like to Samir picks you know -- resource is independent oil and gas company no matter but this is still going to be something we need to get into the Bakken shale to a greatest areas you know the -- there is a natural gas side and oil in the United States.
And it trades that was -- the pig gracious -- to PE vs growth of point six and it's extremely attractive very undervalued.
And and if you really believe that natural gas is gonna ever pick up cannot go to zero I mean -- natural gas prices are two dollars -- whoever -- right now I can't think this will do well.
And you look at the charts -- lot all three stocks have brought.
We're breaking up multi year highs and pulling back.
People at the bottom stock's up they don't quite a violent -- stock's down and they didn't let it pull back at a deal sake you know by -- back 10%.
Like a threat you know look at apple last at least it's.
Yeah fire into the stock today if now the pure apple.
Why this pullback but it's so much easier feel so much better -- -- at 620 vs by the -- is coming out there's thinking pats can keep falling and then there's the whole notion of trying to catch all of that it is back to 64 -- I'm gonna hit.
-- you mentioned sunnier picture earlier Campbell's soup Family Dollar Stores in mean those are both sort of -- -- -- -- -- of the well money's tight story aren't that right.
Yeah right in so.
If if people still aren't confident in -- in the shoppers.
The way people shop over the last three years really change it went from the Nordstrom's down to the lower rents and you -- dollar tree he had nothing Stanley dollar he had ten dollars to Ross Stores.
And that's why sort of like Nordstrom's now simply because you can see maybe a shift in back a little bit.
But there's still -- of people that are gonna shop on the lower and they want more for less.
Within any black.
Right but I mean that I didn't argument a year ago I made against them the same Nordstrom's was why would you go by hundred dollar shorter and orphans for your six year old -- -- remember -- -- -- about that it's gonna go into wouldn't roster twenty dollars are gonna outgrow it anyway.
But at some point time when people start to feel a little bit more confident about themselves their job their money.
They're gonna go back -- it -- and Nordstrom.
Mental two people right to go spend I mean there's TJ Maxx across the street my apartment that was attacked all the time -- -- people always commuter that hire people to think what deals.
But we also feel good got -- endorsement of sex and spitting at and getting that I don't let us 500 gaining for a while it was it was a must have been to shop there.
You did not want to be seen on the streets with a Sachs -- or any of those high end bags.
Well yeah but if you look back forty years ago there is no way that New York was gonna have a Wal-Mart.
Great and how many hands fight -- get a Wal-Mart yes you're -- how times change.
Before I let you guys go -- -- always bringing overseas contrast and -- an attempt to say I'm extensive I think there -- CD DCD hits a -- Brazil food products clothing home appliances for like a small -- Wal-Mart but based in Brazil.
Peg ratio one point one which -- -- fairly valued.
And in Brazil using this -- -- the middle class as it grows as the middle class grows they're gonna move up in the spending more money -- food more money on home appliances you name it clothing.
This is that a company would do really well it's kind of us more committed by their radar the biggest part of Brazil's conservative here in the states it is one that you may overlook it budgeting and -- -- Always get a Green -- -- overseas -- also to Aetna was on your list DirecTV was on meals both those stocks pay an awesome dividend may -- check out -- -- -- focus thirty funds.
I'm time in three years between 6% you can meet you couldn't even buying that.
Well yes yeah.
Yeah finding good.
Hello whole story.
And that -- -- him at Matthew -- our president and financial group and of course near Hennessey the flu manager chief investment officer Hennessy funds and again the fund is the focus thirty.
Like that you focus on thirty stocks.
Although I think it's too much.
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The ballots have all been counted and the results are in. Here is the new WSPA Board for 2011 - 2012:
Eastern Region: Lynda Laberge and Pat Valdata
Central Region: Annie Moore and Eleni Brand
Western RegionL Neita Montague and Maja Djurisic
International Region: Irena Raymond
We were fortunate to have a very strong slate of candidates and some of the contests were extremely close. Our thanks go to Mara Orescanin and Elizabeth Wheeler for being willing to run for the board. Many thanks, too, to retiring board members Marti Klemm, Lucy Anne McKosky, and Jessica Stearns for their service on the board.
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While your enjoying the Lyons Art Walk weekend (Friday through Sunday, June 7, 8, and 9), consider strolling along the river to the Black Bear Hole pedestrian bridge, and take in the work at the Clarifier Project, Lyons' community mosaic masterpiece.
Read more: Clarifier Extends Hours On Art Walk WeekendThe public is invited to join St. Vrain Valley School District students and teachers at this year's Tech Fair to be held on Saturday, April 20, at Skyline High School, 600 E. Mountain View Avenue in Longmont. Projects from all subject areas will be on display from 10:30 a.m. to noon. A visit to the Fair will provide a great opportunity to see what students are learning in school, and how they are applying technology to their day-to-day activities and special projects.
Read more: SVVSD Tech FairEach year the local veterinary community donates their time to provide low cost vaccination services and pet sterilizations for the clients of the Longmont branch of Social Services.
They also donate their time to inspect and treat the animals adopted from the local Humane Societies, unknown animals for city and county animal control agencies, wildlife, and other rescue groups. Last year, in 2012, the veterinary community donated over $121,853 worth of time and materials to support these programs.
The veterinary hospitals and clinics participating in the Social Service program for no cost spays and neuters are: A Pet's Place Animal Hospital, Action Housecall, Animal Emergency Center, Animal Health at Home, Animal Hospital, Animal Medical Clinic, Aspen Meadow, Cambridge Animal Hospital, Carbon Valley, Chaparral Animal Health, Coal Ridge, Community Pet Hospital, Culver Animal Hospital, Erie Animal Hospital, Lyons Veterinary Clinic, Nelson Road, Niwot, Olde Towne Animal, Tender Loving Care, and Valley Veterinary Hospital.
With their arms full of dozens of boxes of Thin Mints, Samoas, Tag-A-Longs, and Dos-Si-Dos, etc., the Girl Scouts from Troop 71533 stopped by the Lyons Fire Protection District Station House last Saturday morning to present their "Home Town Heroes" with nearly ninety boxes of cookies.
Read more: Home Town HeroesSummer Hours Resume at the Denver Zoo
Summer Hours Begin March 1 offering our guests two more hours of animal enjoyment every day. From March 1 through October 31, the zoo's hours will run from 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. with admission gates closing at 5 p.m. and summer admission rates will be in effect.
Learn more about hours and admission a denverzoo.org.
Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Baby Shower
5761 Ute Hwy, Longmont
(303) 823-8455
Did we say the stork is circling? It's about to land and that means it's time for our Annual Baby Shower. Help us by donating items we'll be needing to care for the hundreds of orphaned birds or mammals that are about to come our way.
Each year we use approximately 285 bottles of bleach, 1,000 rolls of recycled paper towels, 825 boxes of Kleenex, and 430 boxes of baby cereal.
Please see our website (www.greenwoodwildlife.org) for a complete list. Donations can be dropped off at the Center daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or at our Thrift Shop, 3600 Arapahoe, in Boulder, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. Thanks in advance!
St. Vrain Valley School District Job Career Fair
March 8, 3-6 pm, Twin Peaks Mall (old JC Penny's)
Students will have the opportunity to: apply for jobs; speak with local business/community professionals about jobs/careers; participate in mock interviews for practicing skills; and receive assistance filling out applications/creating a resume. Students 14-21 yrs can attend the fair.
Boulder Ballet presents "The Little Prince"
The Dairy Center for the Arts
2590 Walnut Street, Boulder
Enjoy this inspiring tale of discovery from Boulder Ballet School. With original choreography from Boulder Ballet School director, Ana Claire, original music from Derrick Hamley, beautiful costumes, and skillful young dancers, this story will magically come to life before your eyes!
Friday, March 8, at 7 pm; Saturday, March 9, at 2 pm & 7 pm; Sunday, March 10, at 2 pm . Ticket prices: $17 adult, $12 student/senior. Box office: 303.444.SEAT
For more information, visit www.boulderballet.org.
Corner Studio Art Opening
Saturday, March 9, from 5 to 9 p.m., The Corner Studio (318 Main Street) presents a mixed media art opening for Millicent Kang.
Ladies Book Club, 2nd Monday of each month at 7 p.m.. Looking for new members. For information, call Linda Pecone 303-823-5412.
Friends Of The Longmont Library Book Sale
Longmont Public Library
409 4th Avenue in Longmont
March 21-24
Thursday 6 to 8:30 p.m.,
Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday 1 to 4 p.m.
Sale features a grand selection of books: vintage, classics, poetry, plants/gardening and more! Prices $3 and less. Fill-a-Bag-for-$5 on Sunday Only.
For more information: www.FriendsoftheLongmontLibrary.org.
Mary McCaslin
Friday, March 22
7-9 p. m.
Barbed Wire Books
504 Main St., Longmont
Mary McCaslin will join us for a wonderful evening of music. Mary represents traditional and new styles of folksinging, with songs ranging from ballads of the Old West to her own songs of the New West.
Tickets are $10 for this concert. More info about Mary is available at www.marymccaslin.com.
Colorado Quilt Council meeting
Judith Larzelere: Color, Color, Color
Longmont at First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Registration - 9:30 am, Business Meeting - 10 am,
Program - 11 am
Judith is interested in color interaction and creating a sense of movement and mood in her works.
She uses hand-dyed fabrics purchased from various sources. Her technique is based on strip piecing and her quilts are strip quilted. She designs and produces all the quilts herself. The focus of her lecture is a run through of her best quilts organized to illustrate basics of color theory. Judith's quilts are in many private and public collections and her work has appeared in numerous articles and publications. Her website is: www.judithlarzelere.com.
The Grey Havens Group will be hosting the 2nd Annual "Tolkien Reading Day"
Sunday, March 24, 1-4 p.m.
Barbed Wire Books
504 Main St., Longmont
A gathering for hobbits, wizards, dwarves, and even trolls, this is one fun and fantasy filled day!
There will be readings, music, crafts and food inspired by Tolkien. Come in costume and win a prize!
Many prizes, much laughter and merriment will be had by all!


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Nothing Wrong With "Obamacare"
Thursday, January 27th, 2011Progressives should embrace the term "Obamacare." Rather than being a term of derision it is an excellent reminder that the only attempt to reform and improve American healthcare was successfully undertaken by the Obama administration.
Was it all good? No, it didn't go nearly far enough; but it was clearly a giant step in the right direction. All we hear from the advocates of "Boehnercare" is intransigent opposition to reform and the promise to fight it in every way possible.
How helpful is that? Meanwhile the rest of us wait to hear what the Republicans have to offer besides a return to the good old days when 30 million Americans had no health insurance.
So far we've heard nothing. Understandably, since it's always easier to say "no" than to offer substantive proposals.
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The company combines ad aggregation with a virtual goods platform, providing ad networks with a large amount of data and high fill rates to create what Ben Lewis, co-founder of Tapjoy, calls "the most powerful install network available."
After developing its solution, Tapjoy looked for a source to cultivate its expansion. Lewis says, "AWS had all the tools we needed to grow our system. When we were projecting out potential traffic levels, only AWS really had the resources to support our growth."
Tapjoy now uses the following AWS products:
Prior to signing on with AWS, Tapjoy was hosted on Rackspace with a Microsoft ASP.NET solution. Lewis notes, "The change in architecture helped us scale much more efficiently, while the change from Rackspace to AWS gave us much more flexibility and support in growing our infrastructure."
Since shifting its code from Rackspace Cloud to Amazon EC2, the company has benefited from a cost savings of 10x. The savings were even greater when Tapjoy shifted from Microsoft SQL Server to Amazon SimpleDB for its main storage system. Lewis says, "Even though we have grown roughly 50x, our monthly bill is still lower than it was on the old system."
Tapjoy plans to begin using Amazon Elastic MapReduce (Amazon EMR) at a later time for more complex targeting algorithms. Meanwhile, Lewis says of the current services, "The command-line tools make the system extremely flexible. We have complete control over our entire system through very easy-to-maintain scripts."
To learn more, visit http://www.tapjoy.com .


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College Success Tip #10
What is reading?
Reading in college involves interpreting all written texts relating to classes. Have you ever finished reading something only to realize that you cannot recall anything that you just read? Did your mind take a mini-vacation? Do you have a reading strategy for understanding assigned readings that are not interesting and not easy? Some techniques and links below will be helpful in this area.
Why is reading important?
Reading is an essential part of learning in a college setting, and reading critically and actively promotes success. Also, in The Community College Experience, Amy Baldwin notes, "Lifelong learning is accomplished by reading on a regular basis."
Examples of reading strategies
The SQR3 method is an effective way to read dense material like an assigned chapter in a text.
Survey title, headings, sub-headings, images, and the first and last sentence of each paragraph.
Question what you are reading: who? when? what? where? and why?
Read the entire chapter, taking notes as you read.
Recite what the chapter was about.
Review by reading the chapter again.
Muscle Reading is another effective way to read dense material.
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The OK5R is a similar reading strategy:
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Keep a dictionary nearby as you read.
Read as much as possible, including reading for pleasure.
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Dartmouth's Academic Skills Center has a useful webpage with several handouts on it called Reading Your Textbooks Effectively and Efficiently.
The Community College Experience by Amy Baldwin (Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2005).
Cornerstone: Building on Your Best, 4th Ed., by Robert M. Sherfield, Rhonda J. Montgomery, and Patricia G. Moody (Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2005).
Becoming a Master Student, 10th Ed., by Dave Ellis (Houghton Mifflin Company, 2003).
Study Guides and Strategies, http://www.studygs.net/index.htm.
Dartmouth's Academic Skills Center, http://www.dartmouth.edu/~acskills/success/index.html.
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Gerard O'Donnell, the Galway-based lawyer who is representing Praveen Halappanavar, said in an interview that he and his client deliberately made the release of information regarding the case slow in order to sustain the media's attention.
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O'Donnell said to the Law Society Gazette in an interview: "I realised this case would benefit from sustained exposure in the media rather than a one-off media 'storm', and so we chose to release information to the media more slowly in order to ensure that the case would have continued momentum."
Indeed, the story of the untimely death of Savita Halappanavar gripped both Irish and international headlines in October. Savita died in a Galway hospital after succumbing to sepsis when she was refused an abortion during her apparent miscarriage.
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Wii Sports Resort takes the inclusive, fun and intuitive controls of the original Wii Sports to the next level, introducing a whole new set of entertaining and physically immersive activities. With the deep control enhancements of Wii MotionPlus, veteran Wii users and newcomers alike can enjoy unprecedented gaming precision as they cruise on a water scooter, duel with swords, throw a Frisbee® and much more.Includes Black Wii Console, Black Wii Remote Plus Controller, Wii Remote Jacket, Black Nunchuk, Sensor Bar, Wii AC Adapter, Wii AV Cable, Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort Disc.
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Callously viewed by other races as thieves, vagabonds and pirates, the wolf-like Vargr are a complex and varied race whose society is light years beyond their stereotype. Alien Module 2: Vargr peels back the layers of prejudice to reveal a fascinating race who have a powerful effect on their region of the galaxy.
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Gvurrdon Sector is dominated by numerous Vargr governments and it borders with both the Imperium and the Zhodani Consulate, resulting in a region of diverse cultures, political unrest, volatile trade and frequent raids. Such a place might seem chaotic and unstable to Imperium and Zhodani citizens, but to the Vargr it is simply their way of life. The sector is part of the Vargr Extents, spanning... [click here for more]
Uncover the secrets of the Justice Department in Mega-City One. Within this book, you will find all the methods, technologies and procedures the judges use to track down criminals. From the forensics of Tek-Div to the Manta Prowl Tank, there is a tool to solve every crime, and your judges have access to them all.
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Including a complete vehicle creation system, Civilian Vehicles is a ready reference for any Traveller needing to get from A to B in the fastest/classiest/safest way possible - take your pick! From primitive ground cars to the most advanced skimmers, this book is a complete catalogue of vehicles found in civilian hands.
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The Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, which is also known as the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act as well as the Mickey Mouse Protection Act, extends the copyright terms in the United States by 20 years. Before this act, the law lasted for the life of an author plus fifty years or seventy-five years for corporations. Now, the copyright lasts for the life of an author plus seventy years of ninety-five years for corporations. In 1998, Disney representatives came to Washington looking for help in order to protect Mickey Mouse from going into the public domain in 2003.
This is the act in question for my argument. Disney wanted to protect their creation of Mickey Mouse and prohibit it from entering the public domain, so they called for the CTEA. Congress and President Clinton, who received lavish donations from Disney, signed the act in 1998. Whether or not the act should be upheld is the question I argue in my paper.
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These excerpts of the reasons why Congress extended the copyright term shows that these reasons are consistent with previous copyright extension acts that have been granted. One reason is that Congress recognized a number of public policy reasons for enacting such an act. It points out that Senator Orrin Hatch, pointed out that the reasons for passing the act "paralleled those that led Congress to adopt the life-plus-50 year copyright term in 1976". These reasons include "harmonizing with the European Union and Strengthening the United States Balance of Payments". If United States copyright owners used works in Europe, it could only be protected if the US term was similar to that of the EU, which is the author's life plus 70 years. Therefore this was a reason behind the CTEA. Other reasons include: to encourage investment in existing copyrighted works, fair provisions for authors' descendants and encouragement for the creation of new works.
The last reason given by Congress to pass CTEA holds important weight in my argument. Petitioners argue that the CTEA does not promote new creation, however, it was in the minds of Congress that the CTEA would indeed promote new creation. One creator in particular, Alan Menken testified that providing for one's family is important during and after one's life. If copyright would not help to provide for one's family for an extended period of time, then a creator like Menken would have to stop creating and find employment elsewhere which would not promote creation of new works but actually inhibit it. This reason helps to argue why the CTEA should be supported rather than opposed. With regard to Mickey Mouse, protecting his creation can help Disney create new stories, images, and several ways of using Mickey Mouse.


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Beignets are the French equivalent of fritters. They may be served as an accompaniment to dessert, soup or salad.
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An annual study of national driving patterns shows that Americans spent 5.5 billion additional hours sitting in traffic in 2011.
The Texas A&M Transportation Institute has released a report that found Americans are adapting to road congestion by allowing, on average, an hour to make a trip that would take 20 minutes without traffic. The Urban Mobility Report also says clogged roads cost Americans $121 billion in time and fuel in 2011.
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Here are WarcraftPets' top 20 highest rated companion pets.*
If you've already rated your favorite pets and they didn't make the list, ask your friends to visit this site and rate a pet or two on your behalf. And if you haven't rated your favorites yet, what are you waiting for?
How do I rate a pet?
Visit any pet's profile to give it a rating. Find your favorite pets by:
- Searching - search by a pet's name, item, or color(s)
- Using the index - view an alphabetical index of all pets
- Browsing by Family - thumb through the Bestiary to view families and subcategories
*Pets must earn at least 1,000 votes to achieve a Top 10 rank.


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Low-cost spay/neutering for Homestead pets
Funds to sponsor services raised during the Coconut Grove Bed Race
Local Pet Sitting and Positive Reinforcement Dog Training Company, Rocco's Pack Pet Services, raised funds during the Coconut Grove Bed Race to sponsor low cost spay/neuter services in Homestead, FL, an area identified as high-need based on the rate of pet abandonment, which is higher than many areas in Miami-Dade County.
Rocco's Pack in conjunction with Spay Neuter Miami Foundation, Miami Dade County Animal Services, This is The Dog, Dog Rescue and Miami Veterinary Coalition to Prevent and End Unwanted Pet Euthanasia will be offering an entire day of spay/neuter surgeries on Sunday, December 16, 2012.
Surgeries are available to dogs 50 pounds and under at a subsidized cost of $45.00. For an additional $5.00 for each, a microchip and common vaccines will be offered for dogs being sterilized.
Those interested in registering for the services are asked to visit: http://roccospack.com/spayneuter-dont-litter/low-cost-spayneuter-homestead-ymca/.
Only the first 30 who register will be confirmed.
Others will be placed on a waiting list and will be contacted in the event of cancellations or for the next spay/neuter day.
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