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Georgia is a "Go": Residents Can Now Join Wine Clubs and Buy Wine Online from All Wineries
May 14th, 2008
Good news, wineries – shipping to Georgia just got a whole lot easier!
As we mentioned in a previous post, House Bill 1061 had passed in the House and has since passed in the Senate. It made its way onto the Governor's table on April 15th, and Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue signed it into law yesterday. The long-awaited bill amends Code Sections 3-6-31 and 3-6-20, a source of problems for many wineries. Before the bill passed, Georgia's direct shipping laws were very restrictive, only allowing direct shipment by wineries without a distributor relationship in Georgia and by all wineries for onsite purchases. Onsite shipments were limited to five cases per consumer or per household.
However, the passage of the bill effected many favorable changes to Georgia's direct shipment law. The statutory amendments eliminate the problematic provision which prohibited wineries from shipping offsite orders to Georgia residents if the wineries were represented by a distributor in Georgia. This significantly opens up the state to both in- and out-of-state wineries that were not previously permitted to ship offsite sales directly to consumers.
Furthermore, the amendments added a definition of "winery" to the statute, defining it as "any maker or producer of wine whether in this state or in any other state, who holds a valid federal basic wine manufacturing permit." (Section 3-6-31(a)).
Another noteworthy change is the addition of the age verification requirement found in Section 3-6-20(d)(4):
"Before accepting an order from a consumer in this state, the holder of a special order shipping license shall require that the person placing the order state affirmatively that he or she is of the age required by Code Section 3-3-23 and shall verify the age of such person placing the order either by the physical examination of an approved government issued form of identification or by utilizing an Internet based age and identification service;"
The new age verification requirement strengthens the affirmative statement of age provision (as was required prior to the amendments), working to assuage the fears of those who believe direct shipping creates an unreasonable risk of online ordering by underage individuals.
The bill also introduces a few minor changes. A winery no longer has to post a bond, designate sales territories, or name a wholesaler in each territory (thereby taking a conflicting law off the books). Wineries are also prohibited from shipping to licensed premises and are required pay excise taxes and state and local sales taxes from every sale shipped to a consumer in Georgia. In addition, of-age individuals can now purchase up to 12 cases of wine from each licensee per year (up from 5 cases per household pre-HB 1061).
Overall, although wineries must still obtain a special order shipping license and brands must still be registered in order to ship into the state, HB 1061 is going to live up to expectations and prove itself a valuable step for proponents of direct shipping. More wineries can now direct ship to Georgia and reach more consumers, benefiting both Georgians and non-Georgians alike.
The bill takes effect July 1st, 2008. Stay tuned for more details and permit requirements.
9 Responses to "Georgia is a "Go": Residents Can Now Join Wine Clubs and Buy Wine Online from All Wineries"
As a Georgia resident, I have been waiting for this since they passed the ridiculous felony laws back in the 90′s. I was getting tired of shipping wine to my brother-in-law in SC or my Uncle in WV (and waiting MONTHS until they came to visit!). Cheers!
What does this mean for out-of-state retailers who want to ship to customers in Georgia?
Hallelujah! Our winery's fans in the state can finally order their favorites that cannot be found in the retail market and we can finally ship to them once licensing is in place. Small producers everywhere, rejoice!
Apparently this is a businessman's law, passed for georgia winery interests, not consumers, since we are still subject to abnormally high prices. Out of state wineries charge far more for their wine than do out of state (or even in state) retailers, who seem still to be excluded. So the only consumers benefiting from this are those willing to be greatly overcharged for their favorite wine. You must pay not only inflated retail prices, but also taxes and shipping. So rich connoisseurs benefit but ordinary wine drinkers do not. Do I have this right?
I would also like to know about how this affects purchasing wine from out-of-state retailers. It seems that many more retailers have Georgia as an "acceptable" state now, but it is not everyone.
Any ideas?
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actually, what I have found is that wine availability as well as pricing as to do with the amount of vino that is consumed in that state. Florida, for example is third in consumption allowing you to get more selection and better pricing. Since there really are not that many consumers of wine in Georgia as a big picture, it costs vineries more money to ship, advertise and have their wine available. Even now, they have to still buy yet another permit to send wine here so in a since you are right with your view. this law helps us to have wine sent here when we go visit a winery or join a wine club but going to there site and ordering isn't really doing us any favors.


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So, how do people pick an appropriate venue? It turns out that white tablecloths and flickering candles aren't as important as solid grub - while 29% of respondents said it is the setting that draws them in, 48% make their reservations based on the food and menu. And, about those reservations - sounds like lovers are also procrastinators! 47% of respondents said that they haven't decided where to eat yet, and only 17% say that they make their rezzie a month in advance. Stay tuned for our handy dining guides so you can get your butt in gear!
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The Stars In Our Eyes
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Since 1705 there have been four theatres on the site of Her Majesty's. The current building was erected by the famous Actor-Manager Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree to house his spectacular productions of Shakespeare and literary adaptations and opened in 1897. The theatre hosted the original production of George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion and Oscar Asche's record breaking Chu Chin Chow. During the rest of the Twentieth Century it was home to many successful musicals including Noel Coward's Bitter Sweet (1929), Brigadoon (1949), Paint Your Wagon (1953), West Side Story (1958), Bye Bye Birdie (1961), Lock Up Your Daughters (1962), Fiddler On The Roof (1967) and the current production of The Phantom Of The Opera which opened in 1986.
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Ticket Prices: £33.30 - The Phantom of the Opera Please note the prices mentioned above are per ticket and only available for the disabled person and companion. Additional tickets are charged at the regular rate.
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(Defeat Diabetes® News) -- Chemicals found in chili peppers convert energy into heat within ones body, concludes a recent study. This heat is in addition to the general sensation of spiciness induced by chilis, leading to flushing and sweating.
The chemical capsaicin is responsible for the spiciness of chili's. By triggering sensory neurons, capsaicin leads to the common hot spicy feeling.
This feeling of heat described above is not the same direct physical heat converted from energy though. This physical heat results from changing the function of the muscle protein SERCA, which is also caused by capsaicin. This change leads to thermogenesis, which is a natural process that creates heat within one's body. Thermogenesis, for example, is common in hibernating bears, as a method to stay warm during the winter. While the feelings of heat induced from spiciness are somewhat superficial, thermogenesis is a very real physical process.
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Gas gangrene causes very painful swelling. The skin turns pale to brownish-red. If you press on the swollen area with your fingers, you may feel gas as a crackly sensation. The edges of the infected area grow so quickly that changes can be seen over a few minutes. The area may be completely destroyed.
Symptoms include:
Note: Symptoms usually begin suddenly and quickly worsen.
If the condition is not treated, the person can develop shock with decreased blood pressure (hypotension), kidney failure, coma, and finally death.
The health care provider will perform a physical exam. This may reveal signs of shock.
Tests that may be done include:
Surgery is needed quickly to remove dead, damaged, and infected tissue. This is called debridement.
Surgical removal (amputation) of an arm or leg may be needed to control the spread of infection. Amputation sometimes must be done before all test results are available.
You will also be given antibiotics, usually penicillin-type and clindamycin. These medicines will be given through a vein (intravenously). Doctors have tried hyperbaric
oxygen for this condition, with varying degrees of success. Pain medicines may also be prescribed.
Gas gangrene usually begins suddenly and quickly gets worse. It is often deadly.
This is an emergency condition requiring immediate medical attention.
Call your heath care provider if you have signs of infection around a skin wound. Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911), if you have symptoms of gas gangrene.
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Brighton motorists celebrate petrol price drop
5:30am Wednesday 18th December 2013 in News
Hard-pressed motorists have been given some festive cheer with the news a major supermarket has cut the price of petrol.
Asda yesterday announced it would take 2p off the cost of a litre of unleaded.
In an added bonus, the retailer, which is one of the city's biggest private employers, promised to cap the price of unleaded at 126p per litre and diesel at 134p for the foreseeable future.
Shoppers welcomed the move but some questioned how long the price freeze could last.
Andy Peake, Asda's petrol trading director said: "With Christmas just around the corner and finances tighter than ever, we're pleased we can do our bit to make our customers' hard-earned cash go a little further.
"Other scrooge retailers should share the Christmas spirit and follow our lead."
The firm, which has stores in Hollingbury and Brighton Marina, said it was able to reduce the prices due to a reduction in wholesale oil prices.
However, when asked how long the low prices would last, a spokeswoman for Asda told The Argus that retaining the price caps all depends on whether oil prices maintain such a low wholesale price.
But with oil prices notoriously unstable, it is not known if prices could shoot back up by the start of the New Year.
The spokeswoman said: "Hopefully we'll be able to keep prices this low for as long as possible, but the oil market fluctuates all the time."
Following the news, The Argus took to the streets to speak to motorists about the freeze.
James Canfield, 24, said: "I always come to Asda to get my fuel - it's got the best prices even without the caps. I'd stay with them even if I ended up paying a few more pence, so I say good for them."
Andrew Forsyth, 45, said: "It's difficult not to be cynical and think that they just want to get in as many people as they can for the Christmas period - it would be nice to see the prices all year round."
Sayed Salih, 27, said: "It's pretty good for people travelling to see their families - I know Asda are making bundles of money from it."
Tristan Parks, 42, said: "I say keep the prices this low - if they can afford to do it now then I reckon they surely they could do it for the rest of the year.
"If prices stay low then I'll keep on getting my petrol here."
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7:03am Wed 18 Dec 13
HJarrs says...
8:00am Wed 18 Dec 13
Skidrow says...
8:20am Wed 18 Dec 13
RottingdeanRant says...
HJarrs wrote:But much better to have the 50p in my pocket instead of theirs. If we all ignored the more expensive petrol stations then more would be forced to cut their prices. See http://www.petrolpri
Free advert for Asda! 2p a litre must be about 50p a tank full. Don't spend it all at once!
ces.com for a regular update of the cheapest in your area.
9:21am Wed 18 Dec 13
lotsofducks says...
9:23am Wed 18 Dec 13
Ohnotagain ! says...
HJarrs wrote:You obviously have a small one don't you !!!
Free advert for Asda! 2p a litre must be about 50p a tank full. Don't spend it all at once!
10:11am Wed 18 Dec 13
bluemonday says...
11:01am Wed 18 Dec 13
Tailgaters Anonymous says...
12:11pm Wed 18 Dec 13
Brighton1000 says...
Ohnotagain ! wrote:And not just a small tank ;)
HJarrs wrote:You obviously have a small one don't you !!!
Free advert for Asda! 2p a litre must be about 50p a tank full. Don't spend it all at once!
12:24pm Wed 18 Dec 13
gheese77 says...
Or maybe theres a deal for free sandwiches from ASDA for the Argus office
1:22pm Wed 18 Dec 13
Jody-Brighton says...
ASDA diesel was at 134.9 for quite some time and then went up to 135.9 a week or so ago. Now we have a press release on a 1.9p reduction that is actually 0.9p.
1:45pm Wed 18 Dec 13
BorisTheBulletDodger says...
HJarrs wrote:For once this A-Hole makes a good point.
Free advert for Asda! 2p a litre must be about 50p a tank full. Don't spend it all at once!
I doubt ill ever agree with him ever again.
But 2p is pathetic. Fuel prices are way to high. Everything to do with driving these days burns a giant hole in my pocket.
I know the end game is to make us commoners leave the roads.
I will not be surrendering my car :)
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The board of directors of Plumas Bancorp, the parent company of Plumas Bank, has appointed Steven Coldani to its board. He is a licensed real estate broker and is co-owner of Graeagle Associates Realtors. He is also the president and owner of Coldani Realty Inc. in Lodi. In addition, Steven is a managing member of Coldani Farming LLC, a diversified farming company producing various row crops such as olives, grapes and hay; he also raises livestock.
"Steve is an important addition to our board, as he has a great deal of experience in the real estate and agriculture industries, both locally and regionally. I have no doubt that he will serve the board well and provide us with an additional strong link to the communities we serve," said Daniel West, chairman of the bank's board of directors.
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Come join the merriment under moonlit skies as Westwood celebrates its sixth annual Christmas in the Mountains on Friday, Dec. 6, from 6 to 9 p.m. It will be held at the Westwood Community Center at Birch and Third streets. Festivities include vendor booths with an array of arts and crafts, the traditional tree lighting ceremony, a Christmas light parade and plenty of good food. There will also be free crafts and books for the kids, and, of course, a visit and photos with Santa. The Westwood Chamber of Commerce is hosting the event. Give them a call at 256-2456 for light parade entry applications or for more information. Late parade entries will be accepted.
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It's easy to be skeptical about a game like Indianapolis 500 Legends. While the idea of making a licensed racing game is nothing new, it seems awfully risky to base an entire game around one race. These days it's not uncommon to expect dozens of tracks to come with your typical racing game, yet Indianapolis 500 Legends completely bucks the trend and only offers one track. It's a crazy concept that seems like it's destined to fail.
Thankfully Indianapolis 500 Legends is a lot more exciting than the title lets on. The game is presented as a history of the classic race, taking us from 1960 all the way up to 1971. Along the way we are introduced to some of the masters of race driving, including A.J. Foyt, Mario Andretti, Al Unser, Johnny Rutherford and many, many more. Toss in some extremely cool (and extremely dangerous) cars and you have the makings of a solid racing game.
There's just one big problem, the game only has one track. I know I'm said it before, but it bears repeating a few more times. When I say that the game has one track I mean it, there's no mirror mode or alternate path here. Instead you get the same track that some of the greats made history on. If you're the kind of gamer who could care less about the history lesson and wants diversity in your game, then you might want to check out one of the other racing games on the console. However, if you're the type of gear head that wants to go back in time and recreate some of the best racing rivalries of all time, then Indianapolis 500 Legends may be worth your $40.
The good news is that this racer isn't nearly as monotonous as it sounds. My greatest fear was that this game was going to force me to race a 200 lap race eleven times in a row. As much as I love racing games, I'm not sure I could handle sitting there and racing one of these vehicles for 200 laps straight. Even if it was the best racing game in the world, the idea of doing the same thing 200 times just sounds incredibly boring.
Thankfully that's not what Indianapolis 500 Legends asks you to do. Instead you get something called the "Mission Mode" which assigns a bunch of unique tasks to each racer and each year. One of the common missions is to finish off a race, which means that you will take control when there are only two or three laps left in the 200 lap race. In another mission you will need to swerve out of the way to avoid multi-car pile-ups. In yet another mission you will need to pass a certain amount of cars in order to advance, a mode that was taken directly from the Burnout series. There's even a mission/mini-game that has you using the Wii's motion controls to change a tire and refill the gas tank. For the most part these various missions are a lot of fun and do a good job of adding some diversity to the theme. Unfortunately you'll be asked to do most of these missions over and over again, so eventually the monotony will start to creep back into the overall racing experience.
Indianapolis 500 Legends also comes with a more traditional "Classic Mode," which allows you customize a race to your liking. Not only can you set the game up for two players (no four-player support here), but you will also be able to choose the number of laps you want to play (all the way up to 200), whether or not you want to run a qualifying race and what year you want all of this to take place in. For some strange reason the developers have decided to lock all of the years out from the get-go, so you're going to have to go through that single player mission mode and unlock everything. While I'm sure there's a good reason to do this, it's sad that people just looking for a fun two-player game have to go through the single player experience to unlock the most crucial parts of the game.
Outside of the two main modes there's not much else to do. Beyond viewing your profile and changing the options, the only thing left for you to do is check out the Indianapolis 500 Museum. As you can guess from the name, the museum is a collection of photographs and videos from the race's history. While this isn't the kind of thing I look for in a racing game, I'm sure there are plenty of Indianapolis 500 fans who love seeing this kind of nostalgic footage.
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Good Food, Bad Management! – The food was good and our waitress was very nice, but very busy, not her fault! We got off to the wrong foot with this place. Coming from Chicago, I called ahead so we could have seating for 12 of us. I had "reserved" a room for our party of 12, someone from the place called to confirm the reservation, when asked if I needed to pay a deposit to hold the room, I was told no that they weren't busy it wasn't necessary. We were running a little late for our reservation, so I called to notify them and it wasn't a problem. When we got to Mo's, not only was our room taken, but it was like we were putting them out, by setting up a table for 12 of us!! When we finally sat, the hostess said a manager would be right over to talk to us. Well dinner came and went and we saw no manager. When our bill came I asked the waitress was the manager coming over to speak to us and she just gave me a deer in the headlight look. Finally, a manager came over and he was rude, plain and simple. He was very defensive and told me it was our fault for not booking the room & that we should of paid a deposit to reserve it. I explained my situation to him and he eventually said fine we'll take the appetizers off the bill! It was like I was asking him for his ATM and PIN number. I guessing this guy must of missed his hospitality class when taking mangement classes!! We never asked for anything to be compensated for, an apology would have done. Needless to say none of us will be in a hurry back!
NOT ON THE WEEKEND – I do like to come here when there is nothing else going on downtown (concert, Bucks etc.) or on weeknights because if you come here on the weekend or when something is going on downtown GOOD LUCK. Parking is a pain, you will have to wait to be seated and you won't have a place to sit at the bar (these seats will be taken too) you will be reaching over people trying to get your drink. Once you are seated if you are downstairs you will have to deal with the loud band that they have playing on certain nights (as of last time I was there ~ Sept 06) and all the loud people at the bar, and if they seat you upstairs it generally is SO very hot. Thirdly the waitstaff is generally so busy you don't recieve the best of service, not that they do anything wrong, its just they are too busy to take care of all of their tables or so it seems. The food is good though and if you go when it isn't so packed and crowded it is a good time, just not on the weekends.
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The very best part is the music. Their house band is without a doubt one of the best cover bands in Milwaukee and they bring consistent variety every night they are on stage. From Wednesday to Saturday you can hear anything from traditional Irish tunes to REM and David Gray. The cost? Free. It is the only Free live music venue that is open every week for that many days in the state. Never been to Mo's? Time to try! Tried and been unsatisfied? Time to go back. Mo's Irish Pub is the night spot for anyone who doesn't want bumping techno and hip hop, but still wants to have a great time.
Best Bar In Town – this place is brilliant, the atmosphere the music and the food was amazin!!! the staff are extremely friendly, helpful and very courteous. the shepards pie was delicious and my friend from out of town thought that the Mos burger was the best one he had in years! very original.. And we were suprised to see real Irish people workin in the restaurant both serving and at the bar.. great touch!
the band was excellent... great experience!! Thank you Mo
Awesome Live Music – This place has awesome live music! Food is good too.....nice selection of American and traditional Irish. Not a beer drinker, but everyone seems to enjoy the selection...I just wish they offered a little better wine.
Great place! – I loved the atmosphere. Great selection of beers and the live music was outstanding. And I was surprised how good the food was. What a great place to hang out and have fun!!
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Biography of America, A "World War II" America is enveloped in total war, from mobilization on the home front to a scorching air war in Europe. Professor Miller's view of World War II is a personal essay on the morality of total war, and its effects on those who fought, died, and survived it, including members of his own family. D
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The Electric Company "Friends Or Aunts" Annie Scrambler and her aunt go head-to-head with Lisa and Hector on a semi-popular game show. D
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Cyberchase "A Piece of the Action" Digit disappears while visiting his friends the Scritters, so Motherboard sends Matt, Jackie and Inez to investigate. They discover that Hacker has found a supply of Magnetite, and will use it to fill up a rocket capable of erasing all of Motherboard's memory disks. Can the kids stop Hacker before he collects a hundred percent of the Magnetite he needs to launch the rocket, or will Motherboard be shut down once and for all?. D
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Jacques Pepin: More Fast Food My Way "Viva Espana!" Jacques savors the essence of Spain with spicy gazpacho and shellfish and chicken paella. Cuba supplies the inspiration for pineapple in dark-rum sauce.G
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City hopes to encourage commuters to break out their bikes
ENCINITAS — A panel of transportation and planning experts shared ways cars, bikes and pedestrians can share the road at the alternative transportation lecture held at the Encinitas Library on July 12. The meeting is the fifth in a series of six lectures planned to give residents in-depth background information on key areas of the city's 20-year general plan, which is now under revision.
Presenters on the panel encouraged the audience to dream big about what future roadway needs might be.
Recent statistics show 74 percent of people in San Diego County drive solo to work, 11 percent carpool, 3.5 percent use public transportation, and less than 5 percent bike or walk to work.
Increasing the percent of people who bike, walk and use public transportation benefits the environment by decreasing the use of oil and amount of car emissions. "There's a lot of room for the U.S. to improve," said Nilmini Silva-Send, senior policy analyst for Energy Policy Initiatives Center at University of San Diego School of Law.
State Bill 375 demands California cities reduce greenhouse gas by 5 to 10 percent by 2020.
In addition to helping reduce the amount of vehicle pollution, walking and biking also help people keep fit. In a comparison study of similar populations in the San Diego communities of Normal Heights and Claremont, walking 138 minutes a week verses 65 minutes a week cut incidents of being overweight by 25 percent. Building bicycle- and pedestrian-friendly roads increases the likelihood people will get out of their cars and walk and bike. "Bicycles are good for communities," said Kathy Keehan, executive director of San Diego County Bike Coalition.
Community building and neighborhood safety increase with more people on foot and bike. "If you have a lot of bicycles you're doing something right," Keehan said.
Features of bike- and pedestrian-friendly roadway include smooth pavement, clearly marked bike lanes and crosswalks and bike racks at the end of the destination.
The key to safety for walkers and bikers is to slow the speed of vehicles with roundabouts, curb extensions and narrower roads.
Presently there are no standard national methods to determine where bike lanes and sidewalks are most needed, but workable methods are being developed.
Encinitas has planned a streetscape design for Coast Highway 101 that includes sidewalks and bike lanes. How to incorporate bike and foot traffic on roadways in other parts of the city will be considered during later meetings in the two-year process of developing the city's general plan.
The final lecture on public health will be held Aug. 2.
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When four young volunteers in Kenya decide to take a break from working at a Somali refugee camp, they pile into a Land Cruiser for an adventure. But they get more than they bargained for when they are kidnapped. They wake up in a hut, hooded, bound, no food or water. Hostages.
John Wells is asked to try to find them, but he does so reluctantly. East Africa isn't his usual playing field. And when he arrives, he finds that the truth behind the kidnappings is far more complex than he imagined.
The clock is ticking and the White House is edging closer to an invasion of Somalia. Wells has a unique ability to go undercover and stir things up, but if he can't find the hostages soon, they'll be dead—and the U.S. may be in a war it never should have begun.
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"A tense thriller that relies equally on bravery, wit, and 21st-century American firepower . . . Berenson gives readers top-notch, fast-paced excitement in a part of the world unfamiliar to many Americans. John Wells is a worthy hero readers can count on."—Kirkus Reviews
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Chic Report: Olivier Theyskins, currently the heartthrob of Paris show week, was feeling more romantic than usual for fall. Blame it on the Davis/Santo Domingo nuptials? Maybe, but the looks were anything but bridal. Slouchy satin trousers, cut full through the hips, were offset with cropped jackets and demure scarves, as if destined for the luxest safari imaginable. On the evening front, sleek sleeved dresses had presence, especially in satin, as did longish leather jackets with achingly bold shoulders. "Heartbreakingly beautiful," sighed Elle's Anne Slowey. "I love the way Olivier thinks about different shapes, like cutaways and wider jackets and pants," said Allure's Linda Wells. "He's such an incredible artist and I feel lucky to go to his show!"


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Six Micromonitors placed throughout 4.7 miles of sanitary sewer showed significant inflow and infiltration was limited to two of six sub-basins. As a result, Clayton County Water Authority managers limited investigative efforts to homes only within those areas. Photo: Stantec
A Micromonitor is ready to be installed. An early concept for the device was developed by David Saylor, president of Indiana's South Haven Utilities Water Works. Photos: Stantec
Close-up of a Micromonitor inside a controlled flow flume. Measurements of the level and flow under controlled conditions develop the low-flow rating curve for the weir as a primary device before it's installed in a sewer pipe.
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One of the thorniest issues about investigating sanitary sewer inflow and infiltration (I/I) is the unavoidable need to access private property, whether the method is as innocuous as asking residents about their gutter and sump pump hook-ups or as extreme as physically getting into their basements.
In answer to public response, many utilities have struggled to develop ordinances that strike the right balance between individual property rights and the municipality's responsibility to correct excessive inflow and infiltration that threatens the entire community's wastewater infrastructure.
A new methodology is being deployed to zero in on problem areas while greatly reducing the need to implement widespread and more expensive traditional sanitary system evaluation survey (SSES) services. Based on a device called a Micromonitor, the four-step process outlined below has the potential to drive down project costs and the number of private-property investigations by more efficiently locating potential sources of leaks and other system deficiencies.
Inflow and infiltration investigations typically begin by monitoring sanitary sewer flow in larger regional basins over a series of months or even years. It's rather expensive — monitoring a single location for a six-month wet season can range from $6,000 to $10,000. Baseline flow data from dry and wet seasons is collected to develop predicted base rates and rank the basins for the quantity of inflow and infiltration per house or per length of pipe.
While this identifies basins that contain problem areas, it generally doesn't provide the discrete level of information needed to pinpoint the location, or the actual cause, of the high infiltration rates. Any investigations would have to be basinwide, essentially affecting all residents equally, not just those with I/I sources. The new approach adds two more steps to focus the impact and reduce the costs.
Micromonitoring follows the basinwide blanket approach of regional flow monitoring: It identifies sewer segments with very high inflow and infiltration to be investigated via highly focused wet-weather technologies. The process defines areas within the collection system where conventional flow meters typically don't perform well, such as small, upstream collection-system areas contributing low base flows.
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Another abysmal season in Cleveland
December 31, 2012 If in 1999 you would've told Browns fans their team would average five wins a year over the next 14 seasons they might have thought twice about having them come back. One playoff appearance. more »»
COLUMN: Meltdown, miracle, or both?
October 2, 2012 At first glance Sunday, the United States red, white and blew it at the Ryder Cup something fierce. Singles match after singles match kept going the way of the Europeans, and the U.S. more »»
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September 26, 2012 The only thing more surprising than the botched Monday night call in the Seattle-Green Bay game was the fact it didn't happen to the Browns. Packers fans, you now know our pain. Well, not exactly. more »»
Mild Thing, I think we love you
August 9, 2012 Most of the time I pick John Daly to contend in a major tournament, it's wishful thinking. It's impossible to predict how Daly is going to play from week to wee. more »»
Unflappable, easy going, focused. Meet ... The Duf
August 1, 2012 AKRON — Jason Dufner doesn't look like your typical golfer. more »»
Down go the past champs
July 17, 2012 I'm not against new guys. Really, I'm not. You won't find me on Sunday afternoon cursing the first-time winners on my television during golf's major events. more »»
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July 12, 2012 In 1987, the Southern Methodist University football program, riddled with NCAA infractions, under the table payments to players and shady deals as far as the eye could see, ultimately had its... more »»
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June 22, 2012 At some point Cleveland, you're gonna have to let this go. more »»
Predictably unpredictable
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Great work, it must of taken ages to write!
Great work, it must of taken ages to write!
My pearl team:
This is Red. If you think Red is the greatest pokemon Trainer, copy and paste this in your sig *started by Mewten150*
In yellow you can get all 3 kanto starters
Here's my own dragon's, Please Visit them, they would love to meet you:
my and my freinds Baby Dragons, they are currently un-hatched, if no one vists these little dragons, well, they'll die. ='( Please Dont upset there owners, who love their dragons verry much! VISIT HIM, 100% FREE, Hes AWESOME! =)HTML Code:http://dragcave.net/view/KW5mS
is anyone else getting a little tired of seeing pikachu all the time in videogames. i know ash's pokemon is pikachu but you know...
I have beaten the Elite 4 many times. After a while, (I'd guess around 50 times) I noticed that whenever I beat the Elite 4, the oldest Hall of Fame entry would be gone. (e.g my Hall of Fame starts at no.13. I beat the Elite 4. It now starts at no.14.). I have not used any cheating devices, though I have saved in Glitch City, caught and released Missingno. and caught Mew. Does anyone know what the cause of this is?
This feeling is taking me over, this feeling that I can't denyPokécheck
Because through all the pain and the crippling loss, it's so good to know I'm alive
I won't give in to the sorrow, I will not rest till I've won
I'll make a brighter tomorrow and I'll leave you the world when I'm done
Anyways apparently the pokemon you can't catch in blue (jp) include Ekans, Arbok, Vulpix, Ninetails, Mankey, Primeape, Bellsprout, Weepinbell, Victreebell, Electabuzz and Magmar.
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I was wondering, is there a way to teach psyduck/golduck amnesia? because I've looked up the level up list for pokemon and I don't see psyduck or golduck learning amnesia anywhere (unless I have a blind eye and I'm missing something) Anyways I'm just curious. thanks in advance to anyone who answers it
Hey just recently i've changed the battery in my Pokemon yellow cartridge and all was good till recently its start loosing the save file again and im not sure why as i did crystal and silver at the same time and they are fine
With Out Evil There Would Be No Good In A World Were for Every Shade Of Blue There is a shade Of Grey
^ Maybe your battery isn't properly secured. Try taking it apart and soldering it back on or using some decent tape.
Did you know... If you go to the hotel in Celadon city, and go in front of the place where a PC normally sits, (cause its modeled after a Pokemon Center) you can access a phantom computer and you can duplicate items! (well i had 2 bikes, but i don't know if it works on other items, and if im posting this on the wrong thread then im sorry im new) ALSO!!! You can catch Jynx in Pokemon Yellow in the Seafoam Islands, but they are rare. I also was doing the Lvl 100 before Brock glitch and found wild Lickitounge! (i dont know how to spell it XD)
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