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CAA Tennis Weekly Honors - March 19
UNCW senior Chris Cooprider (Denver, Colo.) and the James Madison duo of senior Ryan Pool (Melbourne, Australia) and freshman Robert Stirling (Caboolture, Australia) earned CAA men's tennis honors for the week ending March 17. Recognized on the women's side were James Madison senior Katherine Bulling (Loveland, Ohio), UNCW junior Kelly Cameron (Hilton Head Island, S.C.), and the Delaware tandem of junior Dorothy Safron (New York, N.Y.) and Carmen Lai (Sha Tin, Hong Kong).
Cooprider was selected as the CAA men's tennis Player of the Week after leading the Seahawks to 7-0 victories over 50th-ranked Yale and Illinois State. The senior outlasted Yale's John Huang, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 at the No. 1 position and cruised past ISU's Rolando Torrellas, 6-3, 6-0 at the No. 2 slot. Cooprider has won eight of his last 10 singles matches for 72nd-ranked UNCW and is 11-3 on the season. He and doubles partner Kosta Blank, who are ranked #18 in the nation, also defeated #59 Daniel Hoffman and Marc Powers of Yale, 9-7.
Pool and Stirling were honored as the CAA men's Doubles Team of the Week after a strong effort in JMU's 5-2 conference win at Delaware. The Dukes' top tandem edged the Blue Hens' Troy Beneck and Adam Lawton, 8-6, to help clinch the doubles point. In singles play, Pool beat Beneck 6-3, 7-6 (4) at No. 1 and Stirling topped Mike Furr, 6-2, 6-4 at No. 4.
Bulling and Cameron share CAA women's tennis Player of the Week honors after both won their singles and doubles matches in impressive team victories. Bulling pulled out a 6-4, 4-6, 6-3 win over Georgetown's Sophie Panarese at No. 4 singles in the Dukes' 5-2 triumph over Georgetown. She also clinched the doubles point with partner Cara Wirth as they topped Georgetown's Liz Hamlin and Madeline Jaeger, 8-5, at the No. 2 spot.
Cameron posted a 6-4, 6-1 victory at No. 3 singles as UNCW knocked off 65th-ranked Appalachian State 7-0. She improved her singles mark to 10-3 this season. Cameron and partner Miller Hales also recorded an 8-2 win over the Mountaineers' Gabriela Celi and Brianna Armellino at the No.3 doubles slot.
Safron and Lai were named the CAA women's Doubles Team of the Week after posting an 8-3 win over Villanova's Mikelle Mancini and Tori Smyth at the No. 1 doubles spot as the Blue Hens' rolled over the Wildcats, 7-0. Safron and Lai are 10-7 overall this season, including 9-4 when playing at No. 1.


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The coastal city of Mombasa is one of Africa's major tourist destinations, with some of the best beaches in the world. Located on Kenya's Eastern coastline bordering the Indian Ocean, Mombasa has become popular for its exotic beaches, diverse marine life, world-class hotels and friendly people.
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Charlottesville City Council deferred a proposal that would give residents an outlet to air their grievances when it comes to issues of discrimination.
Some residents say the ordinance is "OK" if it encompasses everyone.
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If approved, the commission will be made up of nine members. The ordinance will prohibit discrimination in areas such as housing, employment and education, based on race, sex, disability and religion.
Some say a holistic approach is what the commission is aiming for; however, race is a part of it.
"We can't talk about discrimination, we can't talk about poverty in Charlottesville without talking about race. This is a hold over from the 60's. This is a southern town despite our liberal so-called progressive government, said Charlottesville resident Brandon Collins.
The cost of the office is expected to be around $180,000. Council plans to pick the discussion again in April.
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Brainstorming meeting on the "Right to Health"
PAHO/WHO's technical cooperation in this subject includes raising awareness of the right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health (the right to health) and other related human rights, particularly as they relate to the most vulnerable populations. These include persons living with HIV, disability, mental health disorders, indigenous peoples, older persons, young people, and children. PAHO/WHO's strategies on health and human rights have as an objective the dissemination and promotion of the international human rights norms and standards among community leaders, health service users, advocacy group members, ombudspersons, medical professionals, government workers, decision makers, and the public in general.
Belize is ready to strengthen this aspect of its national health development, and an important first step is sensitizing various audiences to these important issues. Belize's Universal Periodic Review by the UN Human Rights Council in May 2009 provides an opportune platform for these efforts.
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Durant finds its niche in OU as a high risk, high reward Pokemon. Thanks to Hustle, Durant's Attack is higher than any other Pokemon in OU and with its good coverage, Durant is almost impossible to wall. In addition, it sports a base Speed stat of 109, making it faster than most of the tier and allowing it to just barely outpace Pokemon such as Terrakion, Keldeo, and Infernape. Finally, Hone Claws allows Durant to get past even the sturdiest physical walls in OU, such as Hippowdon and Skarmory, and fixes the lowered accuracy caused by Hustle.
Although Durant looks extremely difficult to stop, it has a number of flaws. Its Special Defense is downright awful, and it will almost never take a neutral special hit. While its Speed is good for outpacing some Pokemon, it finds itself barely outsped by many special attackers, including Latios, Gengar, and Starmie. Also, while Hustle is Durant's big selling point, the accuracy drop that comes with it can be fatal. It has Hone Claws to fix this, but this is difficult to set up with Durant's bad special bulk. Overall, Durant is a high-risk, high-reward Pokemon, and must be considered as such when being placed onto a team.
If Durant has any hope of competing in the OU environment, this is arguably the best set it can have. Thanks to Hustle, it hits very hard, even compared to the titans of OU, and its Speed allows it to outpace common Pokemon such as Terrakion and Keldeo, allowing it to be a formidable offensive threat. Iron Head is the main STAB option, OHKOes most offensive Pokemon that don't resist it after Stealth Rock, such as Dragonite and Terrakion, and hits even Pokemon that resist it for considerable damage. Superpower was BW2's gift to Durant—it is Durant's best option against the omnipresent Steel-types in OU, and OHKOes Pokemon that previously could defeat Durant such as Heatran. Despite Thunder Fang's low Base Power, it hits Keldeo, Tentacruel, Skarmory, Jellicent, and Gyarados for massive damage, all Pokemon that otherwise counter Durant.
The last slot comes down to personal preference, as well as confidence. As mentioned in the overview, Hone Claws is difficult to set up, but it complements Hustle well. After one boost, it fixes Durant's accuracy problems while allowing it to power through some of its usual checks—Thundurus-T, for example, is OHKOed by Iron Head at +1 after Stealth Rock damage despite it resisting the move, Hippowdon is 2HKOed by Iron Head, and Skarmory is 2HKOed by Thunder Fang. However, Durant finds it hard to set this move up due to the prevalence of Choice Scarf users and faster special attackers that can threaten to destroy it easily due to Durant's bad special bulk. If this is a problem, X-Scissor is another STAB option. While it doesn't gain that much additional coverage, it allows Durant to OHKO Celebi, Latias, and offensive Reuniclus, OHKOes 252 HP Jirachi at +1 after Stealth Rock and one layer of Spikes without cutting Durant's sweep short like Superpower does, and hits certain Pokemon for the same damage as Superpower but without lowering Durant's stats such as Rotom-W, Gastrodon, and Metagross.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Durant has a shallow movepool, but it has a few other options. Choice Band can be used instead of Life Orb to make Durant even more powerful, but Durant's real strength lies in its ability to switch moves and possibly boost with Hone Claws. Agility or Rock Polish are decent options, as Durant isn't weak to any priority moves and the opponent will have a tough time outspeeding it at +2. However, Scizor's access to Bullet Punch and Swords Dance makes Scizor superior in most cases. Thunder Wave is always a useful support option, but Durant is much better suited to being on the offensive rather than spreading paralysis. Baton Pass can be used to pass off a boost at the last minute, but Durant will rarely even have the opportunity to use Hone Claws in the first place. Substitute is useful mainly because it is the only way Durant is going to take a special hit from a Pokemon such as Starmie. As a side note, do not use Wide Lens—even though it somewhat improves Durant's accuracy, it doesn't offer any additional power, which is Durant's main (and really only) advantage.
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Due to the immediate power it brings onto the field, Durant can be tricky to stop. Forretress is the only true counter to Durant in OU, as it can avoid the 2HKO from everything Durant has and use Volt Switch to bring in a faster Pokemon that can KO Durant. Without Rock Slide, defensive Zapdos counters Durant as it avoids a 2HKO from all of Durant's moves even at +1. Physically defensive Hippowdon and Skarmory avoid the 2HKO from unboosted Durant and can either stall it with Life Orb damage or phaze it if it attempts to set up, acting as good checks. Landorus-T avoids the 2HKO from anything that Durant has and deals 60% damage minimum back, meaning that it is a good check after Durant suffers a couple Life Orb rounds. Choice Scarf Magnezone or Magneton can switch into any of Durant's moves other than Superpower and trap and OHKO it with Thunderbolt. Jellicent, Tentacruel, and most other bulky Water-types can switch into an Iron Head, survive one Thunder Fang, and hit hard with Scald, potentially burning or outright OHKOing Durant. However, a much safer way to defeat Durant is by revenge killing it. To put it bluntly, any Pokemon either holding a Choice Scarf or that has a base Speed over 109 with a neutral special attack is going to either force Durant out or destroy it. Examples of these Pokemon include Choice Scarf Keldeo, Starmie, and Gengar, and if Durant has Hone Claws, these Pokemon will discourage its setup heavily. Be warned that some of these Pokemon, such as Alakazam and Gengar, must sometimes rely on the inaccurate Focus Blast, while Durant can OHKO most of them in return.


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Measurements that Matter: Analyzing Patron Behavior
- Do you wish your library got more credit for its wide range of offerings?
- Do you sometimes feel pressured to make tough choices without adequate information?
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"Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood." –Fred Rogers
Children are non-stop learners, and are constantly growing their awareness of language and building the skills they will need to become good readers, not just when they are sitting and listening to a book, but also when they are negotiating with classmates, acting out a story, singing a new song, or drawing, painting, or scribbling.
How do you create robust literacy-based experiences for your children beyond sharing books in circle time? What are some road-tested activities that will reinforce their language and literacy learning in playful and age-appropriate ways?
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In this monthly feature of NCompass Live, the NLC's Technology Innovation Librarian, Michael Sauers, will discuss the tech news of the month and share new and exciting tech for your library. There will also be plenty of time in each episode for you to ask your tech questions. So, bring your questions with you, or send them in ahead of time, and Michael will have your answers.
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Presenting results of a phone survey to Anniston City Council members at the airport on Friday, Jacksonville State University professor Richard Cobb revealed that many local hotel owners and managers didn't utilize or didn't know about the Anniston Regional Airport. Council members were at the airport for a tour to learn more about the facility and what it can do for the area.
The hotels' lack of airport knowledge means, Cobb said, the owners aren't trying to attract the itinerant fliers — pilots who land at the airport for fuel or for a visit, who might stop for food or spend the night. It could be an indication of why the airport may not be living up to what local officials see as its full potential to the region.
Besides learning the results of the economic impact survey, the council members received a brief history of the airport and future improvement plans for the site.
They heard from people representing Anniston Aviation, the fixed-base operator which leases space at the airport; Garver USA, the company working with the city on the development plan for the airport; and Cobb, who helped create an economic impact study of the airport.
The airport, with its 7,000-foot-runway, sees 32,000 takeoffs and landings per year. It has an economic impact of $11.6 million in the region and helped create 286 jobs, said Cobb.
But it can do much more, those in attendance Friday agreed.
"Our goal with this airport, when we bought into it five or six years ago, was just to help promote it to let it be the economic engine it can be and it should be," said Patrick Cushman, co-owner of Anniston Aviation. "There are a lot of opportunities down here."
But to make the most of those opportunities, Anniston Aviation, the cities of Anniston and Oxford, Talladega County and Calhoun County all need to work together, said Toby Bennington, Anniston city planner. Although the airport is owned by the city of Anniston, the site is surrounded by Oxford and unincorporated areas of Calhoun and Talladega counties, Bennington said.
"We have no land-use controls or zoning authority outside of airport property," Bennington said. "We have to establish that partnership."
If the airport does well, it could generate jobs and industry that will benefit the whole region, he said.
"The benefit is not in the money that's generated here at the airport," said Councilman Jay Jenkins. "The benefit is from the economic impact that comes from use of the airport."
After the meeting, most of the council members were excited about the potential of the airport. Councilwoman Millie Harris said that as a member of the Planning Commission, she had heard some of the plans and benefits of the airport but was impressed with the amount of opportunities it brings the community.
"I think we have a huge opportunity to develop this airport and also to market it with our research and technology park at McClellan as a package," Harris said.
Jenkins saw potential to marketing the airport to local industries.
"I would like to see us targeting the auto suppliers," said Jenkins. "We're right in the center of almost 20 different auto suppliers."
Councilmen David Reddick and Seyram Selase would like to see the airport handle short commercial flights to Atlanta or Birmingham.
Reddick said he wasn't sure why the airport was underutilized, but he's ready to take a chance on it.
"Let's get it moving," Reddick said. "Whatever we need."
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Clemson University knows that preparing students for a career in the 21st century means providing much more than specialized technical knowledge. Engineers and scientists must also understand the social and business implications of their work, and they must be able to communicate their ideas to a wide range of people, work effectively in teams and, above all, be willing and able to provide leadership in solving society's problems.
In the College of Engineering and Science (CoES), development of communication skills is a large part of all classes, and our emphasis on teamwork and collaboration begins freshman year. Our students learn to solve real-world problems, often providing valuable solutions for industrial partners while dealing with economic, ethical and environmental issues in the process.
Inspired by Thomas Green Clemson's dream to create a "high seminary of learning to benefit the agricultural and mechanical arts," engineering and sciences have been an integral part of the University's development. Since the first degrees were granted in 1896, Clemson engineers and scientists have made significant contributions to South Carolina, the nation and the world.
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A new movie, slated for release on December 25, is resurrecting talk of a possible monster lurking in Scotland's fabled Loch Ness. The fictional drama portrays an animal that is kinder than the reptile-like monster reported in most sightings. The fanciful animal resembles a horse yet hatches from an egg. The title, The Water Horse, is taken from a horse in Celtic mythology that lived on land and sea.
Could such a creature be alive today in the loch? It is likely that some large, sea-dwelling reptiles survived Noah's Flood (ca. 4350 years ago), but the survival of such a creature at Loch Ness stretches credulity. The lake has been repeatedly studied by sonar and other instruments.
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Originally from Chestertown, Maryland, he attended Millersville University near Lancaster, Pennsylvania where he received my Bachelors of Science Degree in Meteorology in 2005 and also obtained a Minor in Math.
His passion for weather started when he was very young. He always watched the clouds, because he was terrified of thunderstorms. He would tune into every station's weathercast in Baltimore, Washington D.C. and sometimes Philadelphia; he drove his parents crazy, he says, with all that channel surfing.
The most memorable weather events for Nathan are Hurricane Floyd in 1999 when over twenty inches of rain fell in two days. Secondly, the Blizzards of 1993 and 1996 stand out due to all the ice and snow. More than two feet of snow covered the ground after the 1996 storm.
After going through all of these amazing displays of nature, Nathan says he wanted to know more. He wanted to find out how a sunny, hot, and humid day can lead to severe weather, and how snowstorms develop; that is why he became a meteorologist and loves what he does. Every day is different, he never gets bored and is always challenged.
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I am now in my third trimester and aside from the occassions aches and growing pain...I've noticed an INCREASED need for water!!! I am drinking it like I've run a marathon in a dry desert! LOL You know what that means....more trips to the bathroom!!! I should seriously start keeping tally of how many bathroom trips I'm making. Just 2 1/2 more months and I get to meet my little stinker.
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I noticed an increase need for water when I was pregnant too! But increased thirst could also be a sign of something else==have you been tested for gestational diabetes yet? That is that yucky orange drink you have to drink. Sometimes when your sugars are high you can get a bit thirsty. That being said, it is probably just your body changing and growing with pregnancy. I drank a lot of water and milk during that last trimester! Good luck
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Before we get to the pitching staffs, the NLDS roster has just been announced moments ago (it's all over, but I saw it on Tony Jackson's blog first, and I've edited it for formatting):
Beimel, Billingsley, Broxton, Kershaw, Kuroda, Park, Lowe, Saito, Troncoso, Maddux, Wade
Ardoin, Martin
Berroa, Blake, DeWitt, Furcal, Garciaparra, Kent, Loney, Ozuna
Ethier, Kemp, Pierre, Ramirez
Only one big surprise for me, and that's Ramon Troncoso making it over Scott Proctor, because in 8 games since his return he's allowed only a .250 OBP and a 2.57 ERA. But according to Jackson, Proctor's still not healthy enough to warm up more than once in a game, and Torre wanted someone who can do that.
Not a big surprise to see Pablo Ozuna make it, because as I said the other day…
You know, I was all ready to go into an epic rant about how bad Ozuna is and how much I'd rather see Young on the roster… but I just can't. Contrary to what I had thought, Ozuna's not just an infielder who'd made an emergency appearance in the outfield – he's made 63 career appearances out there. And while I do think Ozuna is a big zero at the plate (career OPS+ of 76, and only 66 for LA), Young hasn't been much better this year, with only a 71 OPS+. Now don't get me wrong, because we're still huge fans of Young's around here (check out his crazy minor league stats in a post we made on him in June) and I think a huge reason for his lack of productivity is his sporadic at best playing time. But the playoffs are no time to work out the hitting kinks, and clearly he's not a plus with the glove.
On to the pitching staffs for the NLDS, but before I break down Cubs vs. Dodgers specifically, I have to point this out. You know how they say "good pitching beats good hitting?" Well, I don't know who the hell they are, but they couldn't be more right.
NL ERA ranks, 2008
1) Dodgers 3.68
2) Brewers 3.85
3) Cubs 3.87
4) Phillies 3.88
So… you're saying that if you want to make the playoffs, you have to have solid pitching? A novel idea, sir!
Derek Lowe (14-11, 3.24 ERA, 1.13 WHIP)
Chad Billingsley (16-10, 3.14 ERA, 1.34 WHIP)
Hiroki Kuroda (9-10, 3.73 ERA, 1.22 WHIP)
Greg Maddux (8-13, 4.22 ERA, 1.21 WHIP)
Ryan Dempster (17-6, 2.96 ERA, 1.21 WHIP)
Carlos Zambrano (14-6, 3.91 ERA, 1.29 WHIP)
Rich Harden (10-2, 2.07 ERA, 1.06 WHIP)
Ted Lilly (17-9, 4.09 ERA, 1.23 WHIP)
Even Ken Rosenthal recognizes the dominance of the Dodgers starting staff, saying that he can almost see the following happening:
Game 1: The hottest pitcher in the baseball — Dodgers righty Derek Lowe — silences the howling masses at Wrigley.
Game 2: Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano freaks out.
Game 3: Dodgers righty Hiroki Kuroda continues his late-season surge and season-long excellence at Dodger Stadium.
Of course, Rosenthal later backs down and predicts Cubs in 5, but he's not entirely wrong. Lowe has been out of his mind good lately (more on this in tomorrow's Game 1 preview), Kuroda and Billingsley have both been excellent over the last month or so, and Zambrano has been awful since his no-hitter on September 14th, giving up 13 earned runs in just 6.1 innings over two starts. So often it's not about who has the better rotation, but who has the hotter rotation. That said, Rich Harden has been utterly dominant since his arrival in Chicago from Oakland, and if each team decides to use a 4th starter in Game 4 rather than bringing back the Game 1 starter, Ted Lilly is a big advantage over Greg Maddux.
So what you have here is two excellent rotations, each rightfully considered a strength of their team. The Cubs probably have more talent, but the Dodgers might have momentum. Really, I think both sides are going to get good work from these groups, so the edge really depends on Carlos Zambrano. If he's as good as he's been for the last several years, that's a huge boost to Chicago – but if he can't turn it around from how bad he's been lately, that pushes the meter towards Los Angeles.
Advantage: Cubs – but only if Zambrano's healthy and effective
R Takashi Saito (4-4, 2.49 ERA, 1.19 WHIP, 18/22 saves)
R Jonathan Broxton (3-5, 3.13 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, 14/22 saves)
L Joe Beimel (5-1, 2.02 ERA, 1.45 WHIP)
R Chan Ho Park (4-4, 3.40 ERA, 1.40 WHIP)
R Cory Wade (2-1, 2.27 ERA, 0.93 WHIP)
R Ramon Troncoso (1-1, 4.26 ERA, 1.28 WHIP)
L Clayton Kershaw (5-5, 4.26 ERA, 1.50 WHIP)
R Kerry Wood (5-4, 3.26 ERA, 1.09 WHIP, 34/40 saves)
R Carlos Marmol (2-4, 2.68 ERA, 0.93 WHIP, 7/9 saves)
R Bobby Howry (7-5, 5.35 ERA, 1.46 WHIP)
L Neal Cotts (0-2, 4.29 ERA, 1.43 WHIP)
L Sean Marshall (3-5, 3.86 ERA, 1.27 WHIP)
R Michael Wuertz (1-1, 3.53 ERA, 1.43 WHIP)
R Jeff Samardzija (1-0, 2.28 ERA, 1.41 WHIP)
While the Cubs relievers finished a mediocre 8th in the NL with a 4.10 ERA, the Dodgers managed to place second with a 3.33 mark. Worse, the Cubs' pen has struggled mightly in September – check Kerry Wood's 6.75 ERA and Neal Cotts' 8.10. Even Samardzija was lousy with a 5.40 ERA. In fact, the only Cub reliever to show any effectiveness in the last month is Carlos Marmol, who struck out more than a man per inning with a 2.84 ERA in September.
The Dodgers pen has been excellent all year long, but they're not without their own question marks. The loss of Hong-Chih Kuo (who had been a revelation with 96 K in 80 IP and a 2.14 ERA) is really going to hurt, and the reliability of Takashi Saito is still uncertain after his return from an elbow injury. That said, this is a good, solid group. Cory Wade and Joe Beimel have been solid all year, and Kershaw should add some juice in the middle innings if needed.
Advantage: Dodgers
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The Bourbon Festival and the Missing Suits
There are some things you need to know when you talk about the current bourbon industry. Jim Beam is owned by Fortune Brands. Wild Turkey is owned by Pernod Ricard. Bulleit Bourbon is owned by Diageo. There's a lot of money at stake in the bourbon industry, and multi-national corporations are more than happy to have a proven brand in their repertoire.
But if you're a tourist exploring the whiskey trail in America, it's unlikely that you will see many references to these corporations. Instead, you'll be introduced to people like Fred Noe (pictured left), great grandson of Jim Beam. You'll be encouraged to take the distillery tours and spend money at the giftshops strategically located at the end of each of these tours. You'll be told about heritage and tradition, and made to feel as if you are "down home". But somewhere in the back of your head, there will be this nagging suspicion that there's something more here.
Perhaps it will hit you when you see the bottling lines fill up flasks of Canadian Club. Maybe something will ring when it is mentioned that bourbon sales are close to two billion dollars, and you think that that amount of money has to go somewhere. Because as charming of a town as Bardstown and the surrounding region is, it doesn't look as if it's the headquarters of a multi-billion dollar industry. Of course, I may be prejudicial, coming from the Seattle, home to Microsoft and Starbucks, and having seen just how much these companies have re-invested in their hometowns.
This is not to say that the people I talked to at the Bourbon Festival were not authentic. Quite the opposite was true. There is a huge community in Kentucky dedicated to bourbon, and who nearly worship the history of this whiskey. In fact, it's this authenticity that I believe that the tourists to the area and fans of whiskey latch on to. The corporations behind these brands would be fools to put their faces out front, when the Fred Noes and the Samuel's family (of Maker's Mark) do a much more efficient job of selling their product.
As a side note, the Beam family does seem to be everywhere in Bardstown, even in other distilleries.
What caught my attention more than anything is just how "authentic" every one was. Whether it was a tour guide recommending mixing bourbon with Ginger ale, to Maker's Mark pointing out on their tour that they hand dip their bottles, there was a concerted effort to make a connection to the people on the tours. It's not a coincidence that nearly every bourbon distiller had barbeque sauce and scented candles for sale. The message being sent was clear: bourbon is for the average American family.
This approach to selling isn't a bad thing. It is a business after all, and money must be made. But the underlying message I got from the bourbon festival (outside of the fact that there are really great bourbons being made), is that the industry is very aware of itself. What I mean by that is that the corporate suits who were very much behind the scenes at this festival must know that they can't pull off authentic Kentucky Charm. But the folks down in Kentucky sure can.
What else did I learn?
- Corn whiskey, right out of the still, smells remarkably like corn syrup. It does not, however, taste like corn syrup, but it's still pleasant, albeit a tad rough around the edges.
- I also learned that the fact that Jack Daniels is the best selling American whiskey is a bit of a sore point with the bourbon producers.
- Bourbon and bread pudding were made for each other.
- Ditto for sausage gravy.
- It was noted by several people that Bardstown (where the festival was held) is unique for a small town in Kentuckky, due to the fact that it's one of only a few remaining small towns that still have a "downtown". Thanks Wal-Mart!
No one wanted to talk about rye. From what I could gather, several of these companies were caught by surprise by the recent rye revival. The question becomes, does a company invest in rye now, when in three to five years, rye's popularity might be less than it it now? Watching a distillery make a change due to market demand is akin to watching a cruise ship make a left turn…i.e. it happens very slowly.
Quick note on the picture below. This is one of several buildings where they store the barrels of whiskey. The dark coloring on the bottom third of the building is mold.
Finally, I've found myself drawn to distillery tours for some reason. They are a tad hot, really noisy, but with the right tour guide, they are incredibly informative.
I'm planning on heading back next April, with the hope that I can see some smaller production lines and companies. What I think will be interesting is comparing these tours to the ones in Ireland and Scotland.


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Let's talk about that huge purple elephant in the room; getting ready to leave for college. You should be excited. Moving into this next stage of your life is going to be something that you remember for a very long time and hopefully you have a great time while you do it. As I prepare for my sophomore year at Mount Union, I was asked to do a video on what I might suggest the class of 2015 bring with them as freshman to campus. I realize that some of the things I talk about might not be applicable, but I tried to make broad enough suggestions and share some of my own tips that you will find something unique and helpful here. Be sure to watch the video and contact me if you have any questions.
Google Calendar
This is one of my favorite tools to use. I love Google Calendar because of how easy it is to quickly add anything you need to set a date to. What makes it even better is how accessible it is to people who don't like getting on the computer, or don't have smartphone. I originally started using Google Calendar via text message (text to GVENT) to keep track of things I got assigned in high school. It was very easy to get assignments and then quickly text them to the service, but the real value of Calendar is the alert system is sets up for you. Right now, I have it send me a text message 15 minutes before any event I add while I'm on the go. It also sends a daily schedule of my day to my email inbox at 5 a.m. each morning, as if I had a personal assistant dedicated to keeping track of the things I love to do.
As I mentioned in the video, you will want to bring a formal outfit of sorts for the various events you attend on campus. You don't need to have a full wardrobe of ties and dress clothes, but a nice suit with jacket, for the guys, really goes a long way when making a first impression with the many faces you'll be meeting this fall.
Along with my recommendation of bringing foam earbuds to help you get a good night sleep, I would also encourage you to get shower supplies that either can hang on a bathroom hook, where you can place your towel, or have a suction back so you can stick them to the wall of the shower. The showers at Mount Union are nice, but they aren't the most spacious ones you'll ever use. Being able to not worry about your things falling off of the shallow ledges is something you will appreciate as the semester goes on. Leaving for college is definitely going to be something that many of you will have a hard time adjusting to for the first couple of weeks on campus. It's a big lifestyle change, but if you give it time, it does get easier. If you have any specific questions that you would like to ask me, or just want to know a familiar face when you come in the fall, feel free to send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. I check my email quite frequently, so I'll most definitely get your message well before we move in later this month.


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USES: Methotrexate is used to treat certain types of cancer or to control severe psoriasis or rheumatoid arthritis. This medication works by interfering with cell growth and by suppressing the immune system.Early treatment of rheumatoid arthritis with more aggressive therapy such as methotrexate helps to reduce further joint damage and to preserve joint function.OTHER This section contains uses of this drug that are not listed in the approved professional labeling for the drug but that may be prescribed by your health care professional. Use this drug for a condition that is listed in this section only if it has been so prescribed by your health care professional.This medication has also been used to treat other disorders such as lupus and psoriatic arthritis.
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On the final drive of the first half, the Raiders had a goal-line stand at the 1-yard line, preventing a touchdown.
Then when the Raiders took the opening kickoff of the second half, senior standout Kyle Bean put the dagger deep in the heart of the Lions with a 98-yard kickoff return.
"It really gave us a huge boost," Pleasant Valley coach Jeff Davis said, "and kind of demorialized them."
The kickoff return wasn't the only thing Bean did on the night. In typical fashion, he led the Raiders in rushing with 12 carries for 162 yards and three touchdowns.
Dalton Thompson added a 60-yard touchdown run
Nathan Faucett was the third tailback of the night to score when he took a fourth-and-12 carry 20 yards to paydirt.
"I asked him if he wanted a carry," Davis said. "So, I told him, 'Go get a first down.'
"He drug about three guys in the end zone with him."
Pleasant Valley also got a 14-yard touchdown pass from Josh White to Zach Atchinson.
— From staff reports