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"We're proud that several Mall of America employees also serve in our nation's military. In fact, 30 percent of our security team are service members and veterans," said Rich Hoge, vice president of operations for Mall of America. "It has been a longstanding tradition to support our people in the armed forces, and now, as a Yellow Ribbon company, we can ensure our service members, military families and veterans' loyalty to our country is celebrated."
Mall of America first began the16-step certification process for Beyond the Yellow Ribbon in February 2013. To achieve this proclamation, Mall of America – in addition to its military discounts at select MOA retailers – will provide ongoing support through its human resources, community and employee outreach departments as well as training and development programs. Some examples of that support for employees and their families include, but aren't limited to:
"Serving my country for 10 years in the National Guard has been an honor, but to have the unwavering support of my employer is extraordinary," said Will Bernhjelm, security patrol captain at Mall of America. "The benefits and support the Mall provided during my deployment allowed me to reintegrate back into my job with ease."
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He was born July 1, 1918 in Fitzgerald, to Olen Effie Osborne and Bessie Frances Farnell Osborne, spent most of his life in Jacksonville, Florida, and had been in Rabun County for past 32 years. He was the widower of Willie Ray Osborne. Mr. Osborne was a printer by trade. He served with the First Cavalry Division in the South Pacific Theatre during World War II and was awarded the Silver Star Medal for Gallantry in Action. He was a member of the Persimmon Baptist Church. He was the last surviving member of his immediate family.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 51 years, Willie Ray Osborne, in 2006; two sisters, Effie Louise Zigler and Ella Elizabeth Mauldin; two brothers, Alford Lomax Osborne and Harry Johnson Osborne, all of Jacksonville, Florida. He is survived by children, Frances Joanne Meuse, Raymond Lloyd Osborne and James W. Osborne, Jr.; 10 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, five great-great grandchildren and four great-great-great grandchildren.
Memorial services were 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Chapel of Hunter Funeral Home with Rev. James Wright officiating. Cremation followed the service.
The family is at home on Persimmon Road.
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ELKHART LAKE, WI, JUNE 4 - The distinctive rumble of the Vance and Hines XR1200 series is heading to the Brickyard as a support class for the 2011 Red Bull Indianapolis Grand Prix.As reported in CycleNews.com this past Tuesday, the Vance & Hines XR1200 class will be added as a support race to the MotoGP World Championship at famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It was announced by AMA Pro Racing CEO David Atlas at Friday's riders meeting here at Road America and confirmed a day later with press releases from the various parties.The Harleys will have two races, one Saturday and one Sunday, and will also have a dedicated two-day test the week prior to the August 26-28 12th round of the MotoGP World Championship. The races will serve as the ninth of ten rounds of the XR1200 championship. The winner for each race will earn $3500.
"It came about as a result of everybody involved, meaning Harley, IMS, AMA, Vance & Hines, all wanting it to happen and it makes a lot of sense, because the Speedway wants to add attractions that make it a nice event, so I think that's what made this whole thing work is the situation where you say, 'OK, what value can I add for the consumer here?" Vance & Hines' Terry Vance said. "How can we get more people and where are they? Well, there's a lot of Harley guys that aren't showing up; how do we get them here?"The races have drawn interest from a diverse group of riders, past and present, which should make for a healthy grid. In addition to the 20 or so AMA XR1200 regulars, the races are expected to attract several riders from the Canadian series, which runs under identical rules. It's also expected to bring riders from overseas, like Ulsterman Jeremy McWilliams, who competes in the UK XR1200 series and raced in last year's final round of the championship at New Jersey Motorsports Park."There's no reason you couldn't have a McWilliams come, there's no reason why you couldn't have maybe some guys that aren't racing right now," Vance said. "I'd love to have Miguel (Duhamel) come. Just guys that people know who they are and would look at it and say, 'That'd be cool to do,' kind of like Scott (Russell) did at Daytona. Vance added, "I know there's a lot of interest from Jeff Ward. There's some guys that want to do it. I'm excited by that."Ward would be a unique addition. Though he has very little road race experience, he would be the only rider who competed in the Indianapolis 500, and won Rookie of the Year at the race in 1997, to line up for the two rounds."I'm excited, I'm excited for the class itself, because I'm really happy with the growth and I'm real happy for the prospects for the future," Vance said. "It's really got very high expectations for me as to what could happen in the future for that class."
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Matt Willis
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Joined Connecticut College: 2012
Ph.D., The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Linear algebra
Matt Willis's research area is algebraic combinatorics, with ties to representation theory. More specifically, he is interested in tableaux descriptions of polynomials which are often initially defined in a representation theoretical setting. These tableaux descriptions can lead to new information and characteristics for such polynomials.
He teaches Calculus B, Discrete Mathematics; Introduction to Statistics and Linear Algebra.
His publications may be viewed at: http://arxiv.org/find/all/1/all:+EXACT+Matthew_J_Willis/0/1/0/all/0/1
Conferences attended
Joint Math Meetings: 2013 in San Diego, 2012 in Boston.
Triangle Lectures in Combinatorics: North Carolina State University in September 2012 and April 2011, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in November 2011, Duke University in September 2010.
Recent presentations
"Analyzing Sets of Demazure Tableaux and Their Convexity," MAA MD-DC-VA, Sectional meeting at Virginia Military Institute, October 2012.
"Combinatorics of Young Diagrams and Tableaux," Faculty Interest Presentations, Math and CS Colloquium at Hampden-Sydney College, October 2012.
"Convexity of the Set of Demazure Tableaux in Type A," Geometric Methods in Representation Theory Seminar at UNC Chapel Hill, November 2011.
"Combinatorial Descriptions of Characters and Other Fun Things with Young Tableaux," GMA Visions Seminar at UNC Chapel Hill, October 2011.
Visit the mathematics department website.
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The two hits for Ike Davis in a Mets win was a really nice way to start a Major League career, wasn't it?
AAA: SWB Yankees 7, @ Buffalo Bisons 1
The Yanks broke a 1-1 tie with a run in the eighth, and then broke it open with five runs in the top of the ninth. Bobby Parnell was big culprit in the ninth; he didn't retire a batter, while walking three and giving up a hit. He left the bases loaded for Travis Blackley who allowed all three runs to score.
Josh Thole (.125/.200/.156) picked up his first two-hit game and his first extra-base hit of the season, going 2-4 with a double. Ruben Tejada was 1-4 to push his average over the .100 line all the way to .103 in 29 AB.
In our daily "Where's Fernando" Report, Martinez lined up in left field and was 1-4.
AA: @ Portland Sea Dogs 7, Binghamton Mets 3
Hi. My name is Zach Lutz. I can hit. After a 3-4 with a double Monday, the 23-year old Lutz is up to .375/.519/.725 in 12 games for the B-Mets. He's drawn 11 walks against 11 strikeouts and leads the Eastern League in OBP and SLG. Lutz is simply off to a great start. When he's been healthy, which has been too rare, he's hit. Staying on the field is a big part of the battle for him and he's played in every one of the B-Mets games.
Not so hot: Dylan Owen: L, 5 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 6 BB, 1 K, 1 HR.
A+: @ Palm Beach Cardinals 6, St. Lucie Mets 5 (11 innings)
This is kind of a depressing box score. The Cardinals, who had baserunners every single inning, loaded the bases against Angel Calero in the 11th and then picked up the single they needed for the win.
The highlight performance came from 21-year-old 1B Stefan Welch who was 2-4 to run his hitting streak to six games. In those six, he's had multiple hits four times to pick his season line up to: .282/.341/.359. Rehabbing 32-year old INF Andy Green keeps plugging away. Monday, he was 2-4 with a homer and 3 RBI.
Now, for the not so much fun:
Eric Beaulac: 2.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 Er, 4 BB, 0 K
3B Richard Lucas: 0-5, 4 K. He's now 2-for-his-last 20.
Sean Ratliff: 2-5, 3B, 2 R, 2 K.
The triple was his first extra-base hit of the year and raises his season line to .243/.333/.297 with 12 strikeouts in 37 AB. I think tonight will be a microcosm for his season: he'll hit for some power, but the strikeouts are going to kill his batting average. (Btw, I was inspired to use the word microcosm because it's a part of James K's SNY Drinking Game in the 2010 Amazin' Avenue Annual, which arrived at my office in bound form on Monday and is, of course, awesome.)
SS Jordany Valdespin: 0-4, snapped his 9-game hit streak
A: Savannah Sand Gnats 4, @ Rome Braves 1
Jimmy Fuller (2-1, 0.87) baffled a third different SAL lineup in his third start. This time he gave up one run on six hits, walked one and struck out three in 6.2 innings of work. He's second in the SAL in IP (20.2), has fanned 18, walked just three and given up only 12 hits.
Juan Lagares was the Gnats offense. In the fourth, he picked up a Little League HR, tripling to center, and then coming home on the Braves' centerfielder's error. In the sixth, he hit one over the wall for a real home run, the Gnats first of 2010. Lagares, who turned 21 in March, is hitting .286/.280/.469 in 12 games. He's never slugged .340 in any of his previous three go-rounds in the SAL. He's better than he was, so give him credit for continuing to work. He's making much better contact this year. Still, the 10 strikeouts against 0 BB point to a massive hole in his game.
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Volleyball: Vero Beach finishes 3rd in Elite Division of Showcase
Vero Beach's volleyball team finished third in the gold bracket of the Elite Division of the Lake Highland Prep-Winter Park Showcase on Saturday at the Orlando Sports Arena.
Vero Beach (10-1) was 3-0 in pool play, defeating Fernandina Beach 25-8, 25-18, John A. Ferguson 25-17, 25-20 and Creekside 25-22, 25-11.
The Fighting Indians lost to Clearwater Central Catholic 21-25, 25-14, 15-10 in the gold bracket semifinals, but rebounded to beat Indian Rocks Christian 25-21, 25-22 in the third-place final.
"In the one loss, we were able to learn a valuable lesson," Vero Beach coach Sarah Eckert said. "We are learning to set the pace of the games. We want to come out early and take a nice lead and then maintain that. We always want to maintain that sense of urgency."
Alex Lilliquist had eight aces, 36 kills and two blocks for the weekend for the Indians. Brittany Wonka had 37 kills and seven aces, and Sierra Forchheimer added 12 kills, five blocks and 44 assists. Samantha Ring finished with 54 assists and three aces, and Molly Higgins had 53 digs.
Vero Beach plays at John Carroll at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
St. Lucie West Centennial d. Fort Pierce Westwood, 25-15, 25-14, 25-13: Summer Lewis had 29 digs, and Rossana Franco added seven service points for the Eagles.
Allison Sands added 14 assists and Chelsea Miller finished with 10 service points for Centennial (1-4).
Fort Pierce Westwood is 2-2.
St. Lucie West Centennial plays at Jensen Beach at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Wellington Christian d. Community Christian, 25-23, 22-25, 25-20, 25-19: Senior Alyssa Cabrera had 15 service points, 12 kills, eight aces, and eight assists for the Cougars (1-5) in a non-district game in Wellington.
Community Christian plays host to Pine School at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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On March 1st my colleague Liane Davy wrote a blog "What Do I Do When a Team Member Gossips?" As always, Liane challenges the issues head on and gives us insight and practical advice. I could not help but reflect on lessons I learned from a Manager I was determined to detest at the beginning of my career.
At the time, I worked for a Fortune 500 company that has offices spanning the globe but like many large companies each office, department, and team had its own subculture. I was only in the job a few months when the manager I worked for went off on maternity leave and the rumors and gossip started about the new manager that was to take her place. As the newest member of the team and with a desire to succeed and fit in I followed the lead of the most senior Consultant Janet and her word became my truth. Janet regaled us with horrible stories of the Manager that was about to lead us. The result of all this discussion and gossip was the new Manager Donna was despised before she even walked through the door.
Janet gave us sage advice on how we were to handle the new manager; it would be best if we kept our distance, shared any concerns or issues with Janet herself as she would act as our champion and ensure that the new manager would not take advantage of us or break up our team. Janet had been with the company for 10 years and had the inside track on what was going on in the company and had strategic relationships with the Executives. I felt not only did I have a friend, but a mentor that would watch my back.
After one month it was an all out war on the new Manager Donna, she was blocked at every turn and was clearly struggling - the team was winning. Our real leader Janet would feed us with gossip from head office on a daily basis and we could be assured that they were well aware of the manager's behavior and she could be replaced any day.
However, that all changed one evening when we were called into a meeting with the regional manager and our direct Manager Donna. Our friend and champion Janet was on vacation. The regional manager was very clear, if our behavior did not stop towards our new manager we may want to consider finding new jobs. I went home that night and was shocked by the knowledge that the team was the issue and not the manager. The case was laid out by the regional manager; fact by fact, point by point, examples were given and I was a full participant and contributor to gossip and the stress and hurt of our new Manager Donna. My trusted colleague Janet was playing each side; the team and management, all the while carefully positioning herself as innocent. It had been Janet that brought the issue of our behavior to the regional managers' attention. As I drove home that evening I faced the realization that I had formed an opinion on another person based on some other person's impression and worse, based on pure gossip and hearsay!
The next morning when I arrived at work Donna asked me to join her at lunch and during that meal I developed a relationship and friendship that has lasted 20 years. I ended up working for Donna for 5 years and during that time I learned valuable lessons about how to conduct myself and act when dealing with issues and gossip. Donna managed with clarity and a few guidelines I still apply today:
- If you have a complaint about the company, individual, or a project ensure, you also have an alternative solution or approach - do not just sit around complaining.
- If you have an issue with an individual, make sure you are willing to discuss it with that person face to face, not behind their back.
Those two points kept us all honest during the years I worked with that team because we knew if we had a complaint we would be held accountable and expected to deal with the issue head on. The gossiping in the office stopped. As for my former mentor Janet, she left the company one year later not only disliking the manager, but also the team.


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I just want to start by saying that Water Marbling is a royal pain in the..... as I'm sure most of you already know. Unless you've had luck with it, in which case, I hate you lol. While I love the look of it, especially the extremely impressive marbling that The Nail Network has been known for, I find it very difficult to achieve the desired look.
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|WHS Sports Round Up for Wednesday, April 1st
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|Wednesday, 01 April 2009 04:34
The Watauga High baseball team saw its five-game winning streak come to an end on Tuesday night in Winston-Salem as Mount Tabor, despite making six errors, wiped out an 8-3 deficit and beat the Pioneers (8-3 overall) 11-10 in eight innings
Jake Wallace had his best game of the year in a bitter-sweet way. The senior had two hits, including a double and four runs-batted-in. Wallace (0-2), however, suffered the loss in relief as he coughed up the game-winning run in the eighth. Turner Simpson, who had a home run and four RBI, had a bloop single in the eighth to plate the game-winning run. The Pioneers made 11 hits; Phil Gordon had three hits and two RBI; Chris Shelton and Adam Church each had two hits apiece. The Pioneers travel to South Caldwell on Friday night in a battle for first place. The Pioneers, South Caldwell and McDowell are involved in a three way tie for the lead. Our air time Friday night begins at 6:05 pm on 100.7, MAC-FM.
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Alexander Central @ McDowell
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WATAUGA @ South Caldwell
WATAUGA v. T.C. Roberson
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By Ben Brown, staff writer After starting the season strong, the Boulder High wrestling team finished another year on a disappointing note. After struggling through injuries, eligibility problems and lack of form, Boulder High only sent one wrestler to the … Continue reading
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I suspect that the testing pendulum has swung as far as it will go, and that there will now be some retracement. And yeah, I think in-class observation and evaluation is the proper replacement. I...
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My dad retired on 70% salary(*), but that's because he got in early and worked 35 years. The system definitely favors a long time "inside." I'd think it would be nice to have pe...
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Piccola Locanda
The Piccola Locanda differs from other places; its a familiar and cultural place where you can feel like home. Ideal for families, couples and friends that are looking for tranquillity.
The Locanda is an ethical hostal that links tourism with solidarity. When staying at the Piccola, you contribute to the automatic financing of two projects dedicated to children. You are welcome to visit them!
The Locanda consists as well of an Iinternet caf and a travel agency.
We can accommodate about 22 people in 11 rooms. In the price are included breakfast, internet, access to the kitchen, TV room, video library, books exchange, 24 hours hot water, hair dryers in the bathrooms, a patio and a terrace with a spectacular view of the Plaza de Armas.
We are in the historical part of San Cristobal, in the Resbalosa Street, only two blocks from the Plaza de Armas.
Note: We dont accept credit cards.
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Absolutely brilliant place to stay, I highly recommend it to any traveller on any type of trip. Great, friendly staff, perfect location with amazing views of classic Cusco. Beautiful terrace style building with gorgeous interior furnishings. I cant say enough nice things about this place. Great breakfast!!! I have visited 6 continents and over 30 countries, and this is one of the nicest places Ive stayed in. Extremely cheap too!!! Thank you Piccola Locanda for a great time.
Australian guest
What a great place to stay at! Felt right at home being able to put the kettle on whenever needed and write postcards at the kitchen table. The walk up the steps to get there was also good training for the Inca trail! We loved it: Plenty of charm and very nice staff.
French guest
To every upcoming guest I just can recommend the Hostel. It is a very unique place to stay. Almost every room includes a wonderful view over the city of Cusco. All rooms are in an excellent condition and are very clean. I mean really clean. Like you would expect in European two or three stars Hotels. It is also a very good place to meet other people. It offers a lot of common areas. So to everybody who doesnt know what to do, book this one.
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We are located in the historic 'Barrio' of Cusco, San Cristobal, just 2 blocks from the main square and only 10 minutes from the international airport.
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Some of you may have heard about the 19 year old teenager from the United Kingdom who paid $750 for an Xbox One on eBay, which turned out to be just a picture (it was even ADVERTISED as a photo of the Xbox One, not the console, which he even admitted to reading and still went forward with the purchase).
Well, his stupidity paid off, Peter Clatworthy received a free Xbox One from retailer CEx on Saturday, in addition to the Xbox One, he also received a full refund thanks to PayPal's buyer protection guidelines.
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Amidst international outcry, police in Pakistan announced they have made four more arrests in the stoning death of the 25-year-old pregnant woman.
While "honor killings" are largely ignored by authorities in Pakistan, nostly because of the country's forgiveness law and blood money, police in Pakistan have been under pressure after the news of Farzana Parveen's public stoning made headlines worldwide, reports The Telegraph.
Lahore city police chief Shafiq Ahmad announced, "We made four arrests last night." He added, "We have constituted a special team to continue investigations and by the grace of God there will be further arrests today."
The police already have Parveen's father, Muhammad Azeem, in custody, but now they have two cousins, a driver and her maternal uncle. Azeem was picked up immediately after the family collectively beat Parveen to death with stones and other objects. He claimed it was an honor killing and said "she had insulted all of our family by marrying a man without our consent."
The family wanted the girl to marry a cousin, but she opted to marry for love instead, marrying Mohammad Iqbal. Azeem filed an abduction charge and the couple went to Lahore High Court to argue the charge. When they left the courthouse, her family was outside waiting to murder her.
Parveen's family did tell the married couple they would spare her life if they paid 100,000 rupees ($1,000), but neither Parveen or Iqbal had enough money.
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BURLINGTON – Friday, President Barack Obama sent his condolences to family and friends of Melissa Jenkins, the St. Johnsbury Academy teacher who was killed last week.
Obama spoke to thousands of supporters at the University of Vermont. Earlier in the day, the president held a fundraiser luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel in South Burlington. Supporters paid thousands to have a private lunch with Obama.
Prior to Obama's UVM speech, Grace Potter entertained the crowd. However, the press was not allowed to cover the concert or any opening remarks.
At UVM, Obama acknowledged Gov. Peter Shumlin, Burlington Mayor Elect Miro Weinberger and Sens. Bernie Sanders and Patrick Leahy, as well as those who organized the event.
"I'm here," said Obama, as the crowd exploded into cheers and applause. He jokingly responded with, "Maybe I should just quit while I'm ahead."
Obama, who was very critical about the GOP candidates, told the crowd that he came to Vermont because he and the country need help. He told supporters they joined the campaign in 2008, not because of him, but because they shared a vision for America.
Obama talked about changes that have happened during his administration, including a law that says women deserve the same amount of pay as men, rescuing the auto industry that was on the verge of collapse, raising efficiency standards for automakers, healthcare reform and ending the Don't Ask Don't Tell law.
Obama also said there are no more Americans fighting in Iraq. Instead, the country refocused the attention on those who attacked the Unites States on 9/11. Obama pointed out that over the past two years businesses have added nearly four million new jobs.
The changes have not been easy and they came with resistance from the other side, Obama said. He reminded the crowd that more needs to be done. He said there are still people looking for work, there are still families who can barely afford to pay the bills or make the mortgage payment and the country is still recovering from the worse economic storm in generations.
"It is a make-or-break moment for the middle class and that's why Americans need to fight for it," said Obama. America can go back to an economy that was built on out-sourcing, bad debt and phony financial profits or it can build an economy that's built to last, he said.
Obama wants the next generation of manufacturing needs to take root in America. He wants the nation to be known for more than buying and consuming things and wants American schools to be the envy of the world.
Obama supports science, clean energy breakthroughs and sources like wind, solar, electric batteries and bio-fuels. He wants Americans to have access to the best roads, best airports, faster rail and fast Internet access. In addition, Obama wants a fair taxation system.
 "I heard politicians talking about values in an election year," Obama said. "Hard work, personal responsibilities, those are values. Looking out for one another, that's a value. The idea we're all in this together, I am my brother's keeper, I am my sister's keeper, that's a value."
Values are also thinking about the next generation and taking care of the planet, Obama said.
Obama said that in 2008 he told voters he isn't a perfect man and will never be a perfect president. His promised back then he would always say what he believes, where he stood and would wake up every single day fighting as hard as he could for Americans.
"I have kept that promise," said Obama. "We will finish what we started in 2008."
Obama's policies make his administration arguably the most dangerous admin ever to run this country. He bows to foreign leaders, apologizes for our independence, initiative and super power status. He is purposely driving oil and gas prices through the roof to force us to buy windup cars. His energy secretary told us so. He has authored and sponsored unconstitutional health care laws. He is trying to turn this nation into a split country with too many sucking from the public teat.
I grew up right there in Newport, and was taught that I am responsible for myself and my family. I have done my best to live by that credo for the last 70 years. Vermont was once a proud, self-reliant, and independent state. Now I'm told that Vermonters never knew how good they could have it before Gov. Dean taught them how easy life could be if the many depended on the few for their support.
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Nose: Lots of sherry, juicy. Honey, touch of toffee, creamy. Malty, barley.
Palate: Winter spice. Fruitcake, toffee, hint of smoke.
Finish: Long, spicy, fruity, oak.
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Quite dry for a Speyside, suprisingly a little rough and smokey. Firm.
7th December 2014
Good choice for the advent calendar. Smells of mince pies and brandy cream. Tastes of caster sugar, cloves, honey, lemon zest, with a spicy/sweet finish. It's a lovely drink for the Christmas season and, although not as complex as the Glenfarclas 15, it is just as pleasant and excellent value for money.
I found the nose to be moderately peated also, which was not mentioned in the tasting notes.
9th November 2014
A great whiskey this whiskey has now entered into my top 3 of all time which is ardbeg talisker and now this. The flavours are very complex for a 10 year old the Finnish made this whiskey for me with the oak coming in at the very end which leaves a great taste in your mouth. Worth £28 in my book easily a £35 whiskey I am so impressed i am going for the 15 yr old next:-)
29th October 2014
A great 10 ten year old whisky at a reasonable price, not something you can say often. Very drinkable with a light caramel and plum nose and I cant wait to pick up a 15 for more of the same.
21st August 2014
Very nice and soft whisky, almost like an elegant, fruity cognac. Has a beautiful starter, but in the long run it just doesn't seem to leave a lasting impression.
13th August 2014
Good tasting malt whisky without the pretentious nonsense.
27th February 2014
Nose.Light Sherried malt. Plums. Raisins. A little Coffee. Chocolate. Oak spice. Minimal struck matches. A very nice sherry monsterette of a nose. Not intensive. Pleasant. Easy to sniff for a long durationPalate.Fruity coating taste. Surprisingly mouth coating considering ABV etc. sweet spicy sherried taste. Some easy warmth. All the flavours from the nose are present. Very easy drinking.Finish.Short. Drying. Sherry oak spices. Some coffee mocha.Adding water?Just a drop in my dram to see. The nose is weakened. Not quite as sherried but a little more coffee seems apparent. Coffee flavoured toffos! if you can remember those? The palate looses some of the mouthfeel. The taste remains intact. The finish a little more coffee'd. Hmmm. With or without? I think personally I would go with dependant on my mood. I like the standalone mouthfeel. But I like the coffee in the finish which makes this malt for me a little more unique than your more regular sherried drams.
11th September 2013
Vanilla, guava, and ground coriander aromas. Palate adds oaky nutmeg, pear & orange, and a touch of salt. Not overtly sweet & fruity, but rather sophisticated.
4th August 2013
good whisky yes a bit rough round the egdes but in a good way funny to me is that most donimint smell i get is cod liver oil smell of seven seas tablets maybe im crazy very fruity taste good value for money.
15th July 2013
Drank a miniature bottle. Surprisingly very good, smooth and full of flavour. Now I want to try and fund a full bottle.
22nd March 2013
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3rd September 2012
Barbecued bananas and toffee apples on the nose. Sweetness and oak in the mouth. Fruitcakey yet bitter finish A little rough round the edges but a really characterful whisky for a 10yr. Very good value!
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The salvation of our souls ought to be in the front of all of our minds. There are things that the Bible tells us that we must do in order to be saved. We must hear God's Word (Romans 10:17), believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God (John 3:36), confess His name before men (Romans 10:9-10), repent of whatever sin that is in our lives (Luke 13:3), and be baptized for the remission of our sins (Acts 2:38). My friend, I hope you have done these things, and that God has added you to His church (Acts 2:47). If you are interested in learning more about God's Word and His plan for man's redemption, there are several ways that you can learn. First, we have a personal Bible study course on this web site that you can study in the comfort of your own home. You may also contact me directly with questions or you may study at Truth For The World. These services are offered free of charge, and you may study at your own pace. If you are concerned about your soul, begin studying today.
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This is the first nursery I've done that has a desk in it and I love it. I can already envision Mario coloring and reading his books in that space. Photo courtesy of The Piggy Toes and Robin Kimberly Photography.
I can imagine there also will be crayon markings on the white wood in a few years. I don't care - it will give Mario's space more character.Photo courtesy of The Piggy Toes and Robin Kimberly Photography.
Nursery Tip: Choose an accent color and add pieces around the room in that color. In Mario's room, I chose orange as an accent color. I found an orange throw, a candle, an orange monkey, a "quote" plate, a towel hook with orange in it and other little touches to complete his room. Photo courtesy of The Piggy Toes and Robin Kimberly Photography.
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Photo courtesy of The Piggy Toes and Robin Kimberly Photography.
The day after we got home from the hospital, I spent the whole morning in our new baby boy's nursery.
We put the bedding in his crib, added books and bookends to the desk, picked an accent color and brought "boy" into the neutral room!. I'm continuing to work on the wall space above his crib and desk but even though his room isn't complete, I'm so excited to show it off! And even more excited to fill all of the picture frames with the new photos from our session with Robin Kimberly Photography.
One of my favorite things about this room is that the furniture doesn't all match. I knew early on in my pregnancy that I wanted white furniture in the nursery so my husband, Brian, refinished two older pieces we had and they turned out beautifully!
Nursery Tip: Using different style furniture, colors and woods throughout a room gives the room more depth and texture.
Mario's bedding is from my older son Roman's nursery (3 years ago) and I still love it. It's from Pottery Barn Kids and I've always been happy with the quality of their items. This set must have been popular too because PBK kept it in its Baby Boy Collection and have added more items - rugs, wall decals and accessories. I ordered the Monkey Rug and had it rush shipped ... I love it! (See first photo above.)
Refinished white furniture: TLC Refinishing Furniture Guide
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Europe begins antitrust probes into IBM
The two formal European Commission investigations centre on IBM's mainframe business, including its bundling of hardware and software, and its behaviour toward rival service suppliers
The two formal European Commission investigations centre on IBM's mainframe business, including its bundling of hardware and software, and its behaviour toward rival service suppliers
Google will be including their browser, Chrome, in their new operating system, Chrome OS. Even though Google disapproved Microsoft's efforts to keep Internet Explorer as part of Windows, they are seemingly entirely contradicting themselves. Hmmm? Article
If you ask me, Apple is getting dangerously close to putting itself in the line of fire from an antitrust bullet. And when it comes, it'll have nothing to do with the iPod or Mac OS, but instead it's the way Apple manages the App Store.
Google has announced a new Chrome Operating System, designed for the web and with a browser baked directly into it — so much so that the entire OS is named after it. But the search giant should watch out: this decision seems designed to attract antitrust attention.
A California judge has granted Apple's motion to dismiss Psystar's counterclaims that the company violated antitrust laws by blocking third-parties from selling Mac OS-based systems.
Following the EU-Microsoft antitrust ruling, a major European thinktank has challenged Windows' hegemony by recommending all PCs be sold without an OS
Windows Vista hasn't shipped yet, but Microsoft and the European Union are already caught up in a tussle over the antitrust impact of security technology in the OS.
European antitrust regulators cite possible bundling of Internet search, PDF-like formatting in the next OS.
The "most senior geek" after Gates got the OS onto almost every desktop, but he also influenced the decision that prompted the landmark antitrust case.
Microsoft says that if it loses its antitrust case, it would have to take Windows off the market. That might be the best thing that ever happened to the industry-standard OS. Too bad it'll probably never happen.
That seems to be the Department of Justice's contention. But is the DoJ's argument based on the current marketplace -- or wishful thinking?
Judge Jackson had set a Tuesday deadline to learn whether DoJ, Redmond giant needed more time to settle, with conclusions of law to follow.
When it got socked with two private antitrust lawsuits last week, Microsoft waved the filings away as rehashes of old complaints.
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Performance at Hobart Town Hall.
Having taken Europe by storm and second prize at the Fifth Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition in 2007 Germany's Morgenstern Trio burst onto the North American circuit as 2009 winners of the Chamber Music Society of Detroit's prestigious Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson International Trio Award with its coveted prize of a 20-concert North American tour (including Carnegie Hall) and a CD recording.
Such is the skill of these young musicians that just five years after its formation by students at the Folkwang Academy in Essen, and even fewer years after their graduation, the trio was appointed ensemble-in-residence at their alma mater.
Returning to Australia for the first time since its successes in 2007 the trio embarks on its first national tour. Shared with Hobart audiences are some of the best-known and best-loved works from the repertoire – Dvorák's "Dumky" trio and Mendelssohn's first piano trio. Bookended by these two great works are Haydn's sophisticated A Major trio, written during his final visit to London, and Ernest Bloch's compact neo-classical exploration of the piano trio genre.
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Piano Trio op 90 "Dumky"
Joseph HAYDN
Piano Trio Hob XV:18 in A Major
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The NID-Housing Counseling Agency, a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development-approved agency, will provide a free loan modification seminar Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m., at the Jim Huie Recreation Center, 9045 Tara Blvd., Jonesboro. For pre-registration, call (678) 884-0221.Tuesday The Clayton County Library Board of Trustees will hold its regular quarterly meeting on Tuesday, April 14, at 2 p.m., at the Headquarters Library Board Room, 865 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro. The meeting will be open to the public. For more information, contact LaDonna Markland at (770) 473-3850, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. April 18 The Jonesboro High School PTSA will host its first Spring Fling Business Expo/Yard Sale on April 18, at 10 a.m., at the high school. Businesses will showcase products and services to the community. Businesses can participate for $25, and can register until April 10. For more information, contact Olivia Rencher at (678) 914-9446. The Atlanta Festival Ballet will host "Dancing on the Square" April 18, at 7 p.m. Guests will learn the rumba, the West African line, beach and swing dancing. There will be a contest for dancers ages 3 to 9 years old. The program is supported by the Grassroots Arts Program of the Georgia Council for the Arts, through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly, and in partnership with Arts Clayton. For more information call (770) 507-2775. April 25 The Truett's Grill Run of the Mill 5K Race will be held on April 25, at 7:30 a.m. Proceeds from the event will go to a scholarship fund in memory of James Everett. For information on registering and location, e-mail Rhonda Jagus at email@example.com. The Clayton County Water Authority, and Keep Clayton County Beautiful will sponsor a free "Household Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day," on April 25, from 10 a.m., to 2 p.m., at The Flint River (W.B. Casey) Water Reclamation Facility, 8890 Roberts Road, Jonesboro. Clayton County residents will be able to drop off hazardous household waste such as paint, oven cleaner, cooking oil and grease, aerosols, drain cleaners, fluorescent bulbs and automotive and household batteries. For more information visit www.ccwa.us, or call (770) 477-3674. April 25-26 The Southern Crescent Symphony and Youth Orchestras will present "English Masterworks" on April 25, at 7:30 p.m., at the Clayton County Schools Performing Arts Center, 2530 Mt. Zion Road, Jonesboro. On April 26, at 3 p.m., the performance will held at the Henry County Schools Performing Arts Center, 37 Lemon St., McDonough. The program includes selections from Holst's "The Planets," Elgar's "Enigma Variations," and Vaughan Williams' "English Folksong Suite." Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for seniors and students over 12 years old, $5 for children ages 6 to 12 years old, and free for children under the age of 6. Tickets may be purchased at the door. April 25 Women Connecting Women and the Southern Regional Medical Center Foundation will host the third annual "Spring into Health Living" event April 25 from 10 a.m., to 3 p.m., at Southern Regional Medical Center, 11 Upper Riverdale Road. An orthopedic specialist will discuss women's health issues with a focus on bone density. Tickets are $15 for adults and $7 for children ages 13 to 17. Children 12 and under can enter free. For more information, call Judy Klose at (770) 991-8004. April 28 Clayton County Solicitor General Tasha M. Mosley will host a town hall meeting in observance of National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2009 on April 28, at 6 p.m., at the Forest Park City Hall, 746 Forest Parkway. Crime prevention will be the theme of the meeting, and there will be a panel discussion on the elements of crime prevention, and how to reduce victimization and promote community unity. The panel will also answer questions from the audience. For more information, call (770) 473-5808. April 30 An Alzheimer's support group will hold a meeting on April 30, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., at GoldenCrest Assisted Living Residence, 2160 Lake Harbin Road, Morrow. Meetings will continue every fourth Thursday of the month. For more information contact Gery Saunders at (770) 961-2200. Clayton County Solicitor General Tasha M. Mosley will host a town hall meeting in observance of National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2009 on April 30, at 6 p.m., at the Clayton County Board of Commissioners, 112 Smith St., Jonesboro. Crime prevention will be the theme of the meeting, and there will be a panel discussion on the elements of crime prevention, and how to reduce victimization and promote community unity. The panel will also answer questions from the audience. For more information, call (770) 473-5808. Georgia Urology and Southern Regional Health System will offer a free patient education seminar for men on April 30, at 6:30 p.m., at Southern Regional's Education Center at 11 Upper Riverdale Road, Riverdale. Registration begins at 6 p.m. The seminars will be led by Dr. Darrell Carment of Georgia Urology. Spouses and partners are welcome. To register, call 1(877)433-2873. May 1, 2, 8 The Riverdale Players will present "Zooman and the Sign," a drama by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Charles Fuller, on May 1, 2 and 8, at 8 p.m. The performances will be at the Frank Bailey Senior Center, 6213 Riverdale Road, Riverdale. Tickets will be available for $5 each beginning April 9 at the Riverdale City Hall, 6690 Church St., Riverdale, from 8 a.m., to 5 p.m. For more information call (770) 997-8989, or visit www.riverdalega.gov. May 2 The Forest Park Recreation and Leisure Services will hold the "Swing into Spring Festival" on May 2, from 10:30 a.m., to 6 p.m., at Starr Park, 803 Forest Parkway. A rain date has be set for May 9. Recreation and Leisure Services is currently looking for performers and vendors for the event. For more information, contact Sharon Smith at (404) 363-2908. May 3 The Surgery Center at Spivey Station will host a free community fair and grand-opening celebration on May 3, from 2 to 5 p.m., at Spivey Station, 7823 Spivey Station Blvd., Jonesboro. The event will include activities such as pony rides, a petting zoo and health screenings. For more information, or to RSVP for the event, visit www.spiveystationsurgerycenter.com, or call Spivey Station at (770) 991-2200. May 7-16 The Safe America Foundation will offer driver's education classes at its state-licensed Safe TeenGeorgia affiliate, in the Jim Huie Recreation Center, 9045 Tara Blvd., Jonesboro, from May 7 through May 16. Students attend 30 hours of classroom instruction, and complete 10 to 16 hours behind the wheel. To check for schedules and availability, or to register, visit www.safeamerica.org or call (770) 973-7233. May 8 The Clayton County Housing Authority will host a foreclosure seminar on May 8, from 9 a.m., to 1 p.m., at the Carl Rhodenizer Recreation Center, 3499 Rex Road, Rex. For more information contact Marshel Hambrick at (770) 472-8042. May 23 The Atlanta Festival Ballet will host "Dancing on the Square" May 23, at 7 p.m. Guests will learn the rumba, the West African line, beach and swing dancing. There will be a contest for dancers ages 3 to 9 years old. The program is supported by the Grassroots Arts Program of the Georgia Council for the Arts, through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly, and in partnership with Arts Clayton. For more information call (770) 507-2775. June 8-19 Arts Clayton's 16th Annual Summer Arts Camp will be held June 8-19 at E.J. Swint Elementary School, 500 Ga. Highway 138, Jonesboro. For more information, contact Arts Clayton at (770) 473-5457. June 22-26 The Clayton County 4-H will host a 4-H Summer Camp for fifth-graders June 22-26 at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center. Registration is being accepted at the Clayton County 4-H office, at 1262 Government Circle, Jonesboro. For a copy of the application, visit the 4-H web site at www.co.clayton.ga.us/extension_svc/4h.org/summercamp/default.htm. Space is limited. For more information, contact the 4-H staff at (770) 473-3945. July 6-10 Camp Ivy Inc., a camp for children with Type 1 diabetes, will be held from July 6 through July 10 at the Calvin Center, 13550 Woolsey Road, Hampton. Children ages 2 and up can participate in the program. For more information call (678) 688-5124. Ongoing The Bear Creek Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m., and Friday nights at 10 p.m., at 1019 U.S. Highway 19/41 in Hampton. For directions, call (678) 472-3100. Historical Jonesboro/Clayton County, Inc., is selling commemorative bricks that will be used in the city of Jonesboro's streetscape. When completed, the streetscape will feature a walkway where the engraved bricks will be placed. There is an "early bird special" price of $35 for one brick, or three bricks for $100. Each brick may contain up to three lines with 18 letters per line. The brick walkway will offer a unique opportunity to record an individual's name, memorialize a friend, mentor, or family member, or make note of a personal milestone. For more information, call (770) 473-0197. The Clayton County Foreclosure Resource Center is hosting weekly foreclosure prevention workshops in Forest Park on Thursdays, from 10 to 11:30 a.m., and 5:30 to 7 p.m. The workshops are intended to educate the community on how to avoid home foreclosure. To schedule an appointment to attend a weekly workshop, call (770) 961-6900. The Coffee Spot is hosting Poetry-n-Motion, an open-mic poetry night, every third Saturday of the month. Youth sign-up is at 2:30 p.m., and the show starts at 3 p.m. Adult sign-up is at 7:30 p.m., and the show begins at 8 p.m. The event takes place at 10249 Tara Blvd., Jonesboro. For more information call (678) 519-3731. The Forest Park Recreation and Leisure Department will offer swimming to the public at the recreation center's indoor pool on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 7 and 9 p.m., and Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m. For more information, call (404) 363-2908. The Forest Park Recreation and Leisure Department is offering floor aerobics on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 7 to 8 p.m. The cost of the class is $25 per resident and $35 per non-resident per month. For more information, call (404) 363-2908. The Virginia Gray Cafe will host an open-mic night for teen poets every third Thursday of the month at 6 p.m. The event will be held at the Virginia Burton Gray Recreation Center, located at 1475 East Fayetteville Road, Riverdale. Though teenagers are the target group, there is no age restriction on performers. For more information, contact Mikala Glanton at (770) 603-4001. Fishing day-passes for the Shoal Creek Reservoir, located at 301 Hampton Road, Hampton, are on sale for $10 at the Shamrock/Blalock Reservoir entrance office, located at 2688 Shamrock Road, Jonesboro. Passes may be purchased Wednesday through Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. Anglers will need to purchase a pass in advance, then select a Saturday for fishing. The slots will be limited to 20 boats per Saturday on a first-come, first-served basis. The Saturdays available to fish are April 18, April 25, May 16, May 23, June 6, and June 13. For more information, contact the Clayton County Water Authority at (770) 961-2130. Southern Regional Health System will host a diabetes support group on the second Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. The group will meet in the diabetes classroom at Southern Regional Health System located at 11 Upper Riverdale Road, Riverdale. There is no registration required. For more information, contact Kathy Marshall at (770) 991-8626. Families are needed to host foreign exchange students who would attend local high schools. Students come for one year, and do not smoke, drink or drive. Students have insurance and their own spending money. In addition, students speak some English and have good grades. For more information contact Jinx Ratcliff at (770) 477-1376. Datebook is a regular feature of the Clayton News Daily compiled by staff writer Maria Jose Subiria. To submit an item for publication, e-mail email@example.com, or fax to (770) 472-2060, attention: Datebook.
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Full recovery model logs are not purged during full backup. So you need to setup a seperate Full - Incremental Log Backup for these SQL databases so that the Log backups can truncate the logs. One Full/Log backup cycle once every 10 days shouldbe good enough to prevent this error for coming up.
This will help you to fix
@lampar - What you need to do is in addtion to your VM backup. Add another job which will backup the SQL databases and within this job, add a incremental backup to backup the log. See
The log backup will clear up the transaction log and the error message will not appear. You got to make sure that there is no VM backup between the database backup and the log backup. I would suggest that you do the two jobs back-to-back.


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Two major church-related development networks have condemned the forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank
Israel plans the forced displacement of 23 Palestinians from three families from their homes near a West Bank settlement.
The Israeli Defence Force (IDF) has served notifications for the demolition of Khirbet Umm al-Jamal in Wadi al-Maleh, in the Northern Jordan Valley.
"Of course Israel has a right to exist... but with Palestine, not at the expense of the Palestinians." That was the message of an ecumenical accompanier speaking today (6th August 2013) at Just Festival in Edinburgh.
Israeli politicians should forsake their land-grab policies and in the process help sow the seeds of hope and peace for two peoples who vie for legitimacy and rights over the same small parcel of land, says Dr Harry Hagopian, regional experts and Ekklesia associate. After all, it is axiomatic that citizenry rights are redundant unless they are vested with sovereignty, too.
The Israeli government is facing international condemnation for a proposal for 3,000 new settlements in the occupied West Bank and east Jerusalem.
Israeli forces and armed Palestinian groups in Gaza told to take all feasible steps to minimise harm to civilians as hostilities between them intensify.
Jewish Voice for Peace has called for an immediate end to Israeli air strikes and naval bombardment into Gaza and an end to the ongoing siege there.
The latest Israeli Defence Force assault on Gaza, in addition to its targeted assassinations against political as well as military opponents, is horrifying and disturbing. It threatens to escalate into yet another cycle of violence and war-making that does nothing for the security of Jews or Arabs, Israelis or Palestinians. It merely reaps death, destruction, hatred and mistrust.
The United Church of Canada has agreed to boycott products produced in Israeli settlements located within occupied Palestinian territory.