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There are many sites available in today's world where you can apply for a freelancer job. As a lot of freelancer jobs are available today and a lot of people apply for the jobs but not all the people get the job. So the point is that what the one who get the job that other does not. In this article we are going to find out the reasons behind that. The assessment given in this article about how to apply is result of experience of many people so always try to follow the following points while applying for a freelancer job.
Follow given job description
Most of the people find the job descriptions boring but from the point of client if you cannot focus on these instructions how can you going to stay focus on actual job. The reason of long listing is that the client wants to give to you all the relevant information about the project. And it also reduces the chance of getting irrelevant application and this will save the time need to spend on inappropriate applications.
Follow given instructions
The second step is to follow the given instructions about how to apply if you ignored any instruction. It will be like you are shooting yourself and give a bad impression to the manager.
Methods to apply
An ad usually looks like following as first they gave an address to send application to and then they ask for
• A detailed list of your recent work and their links.
• Your rates for user interference design.
• And most dependable way of contacting you.
The above are three simple instruction that can be demanded from an applicant but only 10% provide what they asked for. Most of them send pointless email.
Understand your limits
To get forward in a profession you need to push hard but keep in mind that everybody has their limits so while applying for a job keep that in mind that not everything you can do. So apply only for those things that you can do. Never try to achieve such a job that you cannot achieve as it will effect your reputation.
First Impression by making good CV
Try to make short and comprehensive application for the job. Don't use templates or any other pre packaged response. Add samples of your work in the application don't only include you c.v as the person have nothing to do with it. Show him your work it will give the client a good first impression.

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Back in 2013, Coach K of Quality Control brought a buzzin' rap trio through to the VIBE offices. Migos' "Fight Night" was a club hit and "Versace" with Drake was ruling the game. He announced Quavo and Takeoff, but the third member looked different from the pics we saw previously. "This is Rich The Kid," he stated calmly. "He's rolls with us." Rich wasn't known heavily at that point, but what we determined by his easy going nature and ability to network was this kid is a star, or soon will be.
The smartest thing about that whole scene was how Coach K did a great press run for the Migos as a trio, even with Offset locked up at the time. Having Rich The Kid roll with them accomplished the mission of keeping the Migos' look as a trio annnnd establishing another new artist at the same time. As the relationship didn't materialize as Rich being on Quality Control, it provided the youngin' valuable knowledge on the game and how to do roll outs and such. Thus, Rich The Kid's own Rich Forever Music label being born a few years ago. With enormous success on his own with hits and tours under his belt, the New York native turned Georgia repper started signing up talent. Most notable acts Famous Dex and Jay Critch signed with Rich bolstering his start up company (established in 2016) to fast recognition.
Now in the same way that Rich was introduced to VIBE, 83 Babies are following suit. A few months ago the North Carolina trio, with strikingly similar sounds to Migos', came through the office with a visiting Rich The Kid, who was playing our team some of his unreleased album cuts. We got a chance to kick it with Lil Tony, Set It Off and Young Boss Tevo for a sec. With their minds taking in the atmosphere, we learned that they were in a tug-of-war state as various labels were vying for their talent. Judging from the Rich announcement of 83 Babies being signed to Rich Forever Music this past March, the fellas made their choice.
With co-signs from the Migos and many others, 83 Babies have a clear shot at success. The trap rap "No Cap" single and video finds the group stating just who they are in their music, real dudes that happen to rhyme. Slated to open up on Rich The Kid's "The World Is Yours 2" tour, the three MCs will learn about traveling the country for fans that have never seen you up close. We are sure they are more than ready.
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Blac Chyna is on a media blitz promoting her new reality show and setting the record straight about various rumors. During an interview with The Breakfast Club Friday (May 17), Chyna responded to reports that she lied about being accepted into Harvard's online extension program after the university denied that she was a enrolled.
"[I] wasn't lying I'm still going through the process right now," she told the radio hosts while explaining that Harvard offers online and extension programs in addition to general attendance. "Honestly I'm just tired of people with the stories," she said reiterating that she is "still going through the process" of enrolling in the prestigious institution's online program.
The 31-year-old mother of two went on to address a recent altercation with her hairdresser, though she wasn't able to go too deeply into detail for legal reasons. Later in the interview she spoke about Tyga, her relationship with Rob Kardashian and his family, getting Future's name tattooed on her hand, and The Real Black Chyna, a docuseries airing on the Zues Network that will show her "everyday life."
"I feel like I haven't really spoken in all these years so it's time for me to put out my side."
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Kodak Black entered a not guilty plea Wednesday (May 15) in response to federal weapons charges stemming from his latest arrest, but prosecutors in the case are reportedly trying to keep him in jail arguing that he's a potentially dangerous given his lengthy criminal history.
According to initial reports, the 21-year-old rapper was granted release on $550,000 bond with house arrest, and his $600,000 mansion was used as collateral. However, prosecutors filed documents claiming that the Florida native should remain locked up because he is likely to flee and is known to disregard probation restrictions, TMZ reports.
During a court hearing earlier this week prosecutors told the judge that, "Wherever he goes there's going to be guns, drugs and shootings."
Kodak's lawyer, Bradford Cohen, pointed out that his current arrest was related to "paperwork" as he allegedly lied on gun applications. Furthermore, Cohen noted that if authorities truly felt that his client was a danger to society than he should have been arrested in January, when he filled out the paperwork.
Miami-Dade police arrested Kodak on the way to the Rolling Loud Miami Festival last weekend. He was also arrested last month on drug and gun charges at the Canadian border.
Kodak, whose birth name is Dieuson Octave but legally changed his name to Bill Kapri, was out on bail for charges in South Carolina where he is accused of sexually assaulting a high school student in 2016. His bail could be revoked given the new weapons charges. If convicted in the rape case he faces up to 30 years.


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Selecting a Cut of Beef
High-quality fresh beef has the following characteristics: good texture,
sufficient marbling, desirable color, and lack of excess juices. The more
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amount of marbling also indicates high-grade meat because it adds juiciness
and flavor. Beef is best in flavor and texture when cattle is between 18
and 24 months old. At this age, beef will have a rosy red color. (The characteristic
pink or red color of meat is due to myoglobin, a protein that contains
iron. The
amount of myoglobin varies with the age and species of the cattle.)
In order to make it easier for consumers to select quality meat and
be assured that they are getting their moneys worth, the United States
Department of Agriculture (USDA) has developed standards to grade beef.
USDA experts grade all meat before it is shipped from packing plants. They
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stamp so the grade will appear on all the principal cuts sold in stores.
Fresh beef is graded according to the following characteristics: conformation,
and overall quality. USDA grades take the guesswork out of buying quality
beef. There are seven USDA grades of fresh beef: Prime, Choice, Select,
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Preparing a Steak
After choosing the desired cut and grade of beef, the consumer brings
it home. If the meat will be cooked within six hours of purchase, it may
be left in the package it came in. The object of safe meat storage is to
let air circulate and keep the meats surface somewhat dry, inhibiting
the growth of bacteria. If the meat will not be cooked until more than
six hours later, it should be unwrapped from the Styrofoam and plastic
wrap and stored wrapped loosely in wax paper in the coldest part of the
refrigerator. It can be stored for up to three days. It can also be wrapped
airtight and frozen for up to six months. To defrost a cut of beef, it
should be placed in the refrigerator or allowed to stand at room temperature
just until defrosted.
Cooking a Steak
Beef can be cooked in many ways, depending on the tenderness, size and
thickness of the cut. There are two basic types of heat -- dry (without
liquid) and moist (with steam or liquid).
The length of time that a steak is cooked affects how done it is
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No matter how desperately you need a car loan, it's always in your best interests to borrow responsibly. Payday lenders may offer you quick cash but their product isn't suitable for financing a motor vehicle.
If you want to avoid mounting debt and source the best car finance help out there, make sure you place your trust in a licensed, motor finance specialist lender.
What Exactly Is A Responsible Lender?
Lenders in Australia have obligations under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act. This Act requires us to follow certain steps to ensure that the finance offered to you is suitable.
These steps are as follows:
- We have to understand the type of loan you want to make sure it suits your needs.
- We have to make enquiries about your financial situation to ascertain whether you can meet your repayments. If you're applying for a hefty car loan, be prepared for a more thorough background check.
- As part of our enquiries, we have to verify your financial situation in a reasonable manner. From this we'll determine if you can meet your financial obligations and repay the car loan on our terms. If we foresee the car loan causing you "substantial hardship", we will deem the loan unsuitable – a decision that ultimately protects you.
If you are a borrower who has experienced a car loan rejection or is unable to receive the total amount you applied for, don't take it personally. Understand that this measure is in place to protect you as well as the lender, and in the grand scheme of things, taking out a loan in circumstances where making the repayment will put you under too much financial pressure will only make your financial situation worse.
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- RobinleaAsked on March 19, 2015 at 11:13 AM
I have 12 deifferent pages on a static site. Wach page is a fabric category. I want someone to be on for example "organic cotton" pick that from the form I habe created and then maybe go to "Brushed Twill" and be able to still have the "organic cotton" checked and then add "brushed twill" then maybe even go to another page or at that point complete the customers details and hit submit.
I have the form made and have auto save enabled them embedded the form on all the pages but when you make a selection then move to another page you loose the choices that have already been selected.
Any helpful ideas on how to do this would be great.
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- BenAnswered on March 19, 2015 at 12:38 PM
I presume that you want to include the images of their selection as well?
There could be several ways to achieve this - for example by utilizing: Image Checkboxes
They would all have in common that you would need to set it all up as on this guide: How to Update the Multiple Payment Form - at least if you want to span it across several pages.
I would also suggest taking a look at the following guide as well:
How to perform calculation in the form?
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Carrefour Opens Modern Hypermarket In Taiwan
Published on Sep 21 2016 6:00 PM in Retail tagged: Trending Posts / Carrefour / Taiwan
Carrefour has announced the opening of its 88th store in Taiwan, which the retailer says is its most modern to date.
The 6,855 square metre store utilises LED lights and various eco-friendly materials to save 25% of electricity, in what the retailer describes as a 'green building'.
In addition, rainwater is collected by a water recycling system and then used for cleaning and gardening.
Another modern aspect of the new store is a 3D virtual fitting rom in the textile area, where users can 'try on' different looks within seconds.
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Monday, October 20, 2008
I coach to win.
one of the joys of being a parent with skill acquisition teaching experience is coaching my son's teams. It doesn't matter which team, we simply break the sport down into it's fundamentals; catching, throwing, running, hitting, skating, shooting, handling the puck or dribbling, kicking and running into open space.
first thing is that the kids learn the skills to become proficient at the sport. this is nothing more than time and repetition (regardless of their inherent level of skill). the trick is to incorporate enough variety within teaching those skills that the children don't become bored. there are great methods of teaching this - skill & drill for one is great.
second thing is that the kids apply these skills in game situations. it really comes down to how well you can distract their focus from the 'score' and point them towards the 'skill' eg: did you see johnny's throw to 1st - that was great, or joanna kept the puck on her stick and her head up the whole time she skated down the ice. most leagues do a great job of setting criterion that don't mimic the actual game until such an age when kids are ready to handle it and have learned the fundamentals and their implementation.
third stage if you will is getting into a game and regardless of sport or age - when you are recreating the game situation, the focus should be on applying 1 & 2 for the purpose of winning. sure, you can tell them the score doesn't matter, and you can ask them if they had fun - but i'll burst your bubble and assure you they know. ever ask a kid who didn't win if they had fun? what was their answer? NO. ever ask a kid who did win if they had fun. HELL YA.
bottom line here is there is nothing wrong with coaching kids to win when the minute they are in the situation that mimics 80%+ of a 'real - game' situation. all of this feel good stimulus like base chase after the game, shootouts after the game, hot chocolate at half time, snack breaks here and pizza parties there will not mask the realities of a win or a loss. they are aware.
i'm certainly not suggesting winning is the only thing - but it is an important thing because the matrix of a win (or loss) are essential to ones development through life; team work - responsibility - graciousness - humility - defeat - thrill - agony - upset - triumph and to throw all of these very important emotions and experiences into a catch all phrase 'did you have fun', diminished their specific impact and importance on young people's development.
i'll never forget the 60 minute clip of the highschool students who claimed something to the extent of 'everyone's a winner - it's a joke - we all get a trophy for "having fun" so if that's what works for our parents... why bother trying'.
so i coach to win. not at the expense of, not for any personal triumph, but because i firmly believe in winnings importance towards character development. winning in a team sport setting requires a team effort that is objective. having fun doesn't require a team effort and therefor is subjective hence less conducive to the overall development of the child. for those who lob the rationale 'my johnny will have plenty of time to be in game situations later in life', i homer.... "great, then start teaching him how to handle them now" because if you don't - i assure you they won't be 'having fun then'
play to win - coach to win - and feel good about it.
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Davis Sedaris looks at the undecided voter...
I don't know that it was always this way, but, for as long as I can remember, just as we move into the final weeks of the Presidential campaign the focus shifts to the undecided voters. "Who are they?" the news anchors ask. "And how might they determine the outcome . . .


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O2 is looking to its rivals to help roll out near field communications (NFC) technology on the conclusion of the largest trial of its technology.
The network has proposed an "industry taskforce" aimed at bringing together other networks, manufacturers and key players in the transport and finance sectors to speed up the rollout of NFC as a mobile service.
The six-month 'O2 Wallet' trial, concluded in May, saw 500 O2 customers use an NFC-enabled Nokia 6131 to use London Transport via a built in Oyster card and make small store payments with Barclaycard and Visa.
O2 head of NFC Claire Maslen said it was not about keeping the technology exclusive to O2, but bringing it to as many UK mobile users as possible.
Said Maslen: "This technology has to be open to the wider industry, although we are in a good position as the leaders of NFC in the UK. But customers need to have the best experience, no matter where they are."
Maslen added the service was aiming to be ready for deployment in 2012, coinciding with the London Olympics. She said retailers also needed to be encouraged to take up the technology, especially larger ones.
There would also be opportunities for loyalty card schemes to become embedded in the application.
She concluded: "In theory, any card in your wallet could be on your mobile. To make this a reality we need to work across industries with a shared vision of future commercial services."


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Picture Cathy saying: "Well, the challenge this week calls for some heroics. Our teams are going to build machines capable of carrying out a ski-hill rescue."
snowmobiles bring a stretcher and "patient" down the hill safely maybe relay format to rescue the entire team (as in the powerboat scenario) time trial
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A snowmobile that can go on snow, land and water.
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The FIRST AND LAST Co., Ltd. is a small but efficient IT company located in a village in the Nakhorn Rachasima province, Thailand. It operates in the branch of the software development, webmastering, new technologies, net, multimedia.
We employ four persons (one Director-Programmer and Project Manager, one Programmer, one Secretary and one Worker). Only four employers, but resourceful and enthusiastic.
We stand out in 3D graphics and animations, software developing, web mastering and promoting.
We provide a wide array of products and services to our clients.
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Since 2008, we're developing awarded applications and professional looking websites for companies, associations and privates. Take a look for exemple at the Pattaya City Expats Club, one of the most famous web sites in Pattaya, or the Pat's Bar Website, a small business, to evaluate the graphic's quality.
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Stephen was Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport for thirty years before taking up the position of advisor to the charity. His transport policy expertise is widely regarded, and he is regularly called to serve as a governmental advisor. He has led numerous successful policy campaigns, is frequently quoted by the national press, and is a regular author of research and opinion pieces.
He was awarded the OBE in 1996 for services to transport and the environment. In 2008 he was honoured with a PTRC Lifetime Achievement Award 'for furthering the role of transport planning in society'.
People desperately need real travel choices. Our over-reliance on the car is ruining our towns and countryside, with town centres dying and acres of space being swallowed up by car parks.


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ELIZALDE Cañete alias Ka Jinggoy, allegedly a high-ranking leader of the New People's Army (NPA) who is facing multiple cases for several atrocities in Davao City, was transferred Tuesday, May 29, to the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) headquarters.
Cañete was arrested Monday, May 28, shortly after he was discharged from the Don Carlos Doctors Hospital in Bukidnon province, where he was treated for multiple gunshot wounds.
Cañete's head is misshapen due to two gunshot wounds in the head. He also sustained four gunshot wounds in his body during an encounter with government troops in Kitaotao, Bukidnon last May 10.
In an interview yesterday with DCPO director Police Senior Superintendent Alexander Tagum, the NPA commander was turned over to their unit here since most of the charges against him were filed in Davao City. Cañete is facing 12 charges and five of these were filed in Davao City.
He has a standing warrant of arrest for serious illegal detention (no bail); robbery by a band; murder (no bail) for four counts; attempted murder for four counts; frustrated murder and alias warrant all issued by Regional Trial Court, 11th Judicial Region.
He is temporarily detained at the DCPO detention facility pending issuance of commitment order from the court for transfer to the Davao City Jail in Maa.
Cañete and his mother were transported from Bukidnon via helicopter by the Philippine Air Force (PAF) to the Tactical Operation Group (TOG 11) at the old airport in Sasa.
Considered a high value prisoner, he was escorted by a security team composed of Task Force Davao, DCPO police and its elite unit, SWAT team.
From Sasa, Cañete was allowed to be checked at Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) to ensure that his health is stable after he was released by Don Carlos Doctors Hospital, Don Carlos in Bukidnon on Monday evening, citing improvement in his health condition and completion of his medical treatment.
Cañete replaced Leoncio Pitao alias Parago as the leader of Pulang Bagani Command (PBC1), Southern Mindanao Regional Committee (SMRC) after the latter was killed in a raid by law enforcers.
His area of operation covers the boundary of Bukidnon, Davao del Norte and the mountainous districts of Davao City.
Jinggoy has been charged for numerous crimes and atrocities he committed. It can be recalled that he was the one responsible for the death of fish vendor Larry Buenafe in Mandug, Davao City in May 2017 during the burning of the Lapanday facility in the said barangay, the report said.
Likewise, his group was also blamed for the burning of road-building equipment being used in the ongoing bypass road at Barangay Mandug and Fatima, both of Paquibato, Davao City.
Heavy security
Tagum said the level of security on Cañete will be high the same with the arrest of Maute patriarch last year. He said that for security purposes, they will not allow any relatives to visit him for the meantime except for his lawyer while he is still under their protective custody.
"Be assured that Davao City Police Office will provide full security for the protective custody of commander Jinggoy," he said.
Expecting that there will be rallies to be staged by the militants following the transfer of the custody, Tagum said that he respect the rights to freedom of expression provided that they will secure their permit to rally otherwise they will be arrested.
"Definitely naa lang mga areas na pwedeng mapasukan ng civilian and itong headquarters starting today will be off limits to unauthorized civilians," he said.
The arrest of the NPA leader is believed to be a big blow to the communist group operating in Davao region.
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Kidz Kamp.. Yes, its for Kids. But we need counselors; and not just any counselors - junior ones.
You don't have to be extremely small to be a junior counselor (but its still cool if you are), but you do have to be awesome.
3 quick questions to see if you fit the bill:
If these questions flow right down your spine and make you feel all good inside, chances are your meant to be in that JC lifestyle.
Our purpose here at HYPE High School Ministry is to Reach, Teach, & Serve. We want to do just that for each child who attends.
Teach them about Jesus. Reach them on their level. Serve them throughout Kamp.
We think, actually we know, you have the potential to change a kids life just by being there, listening, and being cool enough to hang out with them.
The truth is, this week will change you, even more than its gonna change them. Jesus will teach you so much about Him and how he runs His upside down kingdom. So whats good, you in or what?!
All applications must be received by July 1.
You will be notified by July 15 if you have been chosen to be a part of this years Kids Camp.
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Name: The Last Resort
Actors: Peter North,Tom Byron,Joey Silvera,Jamie Gillis,Randy West,Marc Wallace,Randy Spears
Actress: Ashlyn Gere,Madison,Selena Steele,Lauren Hall,Rayne,Michelle Monroe
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When Megan catches her boyfriend with another girl, she gives him the boot and high-tails herself to the Blue Dove. It's a resort where a heartbroken gal can let down her hair - and her inhibitions. An erotic, light-hearted sex romp from John Leslie!
Year: 1990
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Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with Santa Fe's four breweries and a pair of newcomers, one down in Socorro and the other in Los Alamos, also joining the party.
Lost amid all the festivals this time of year, some of our individual breweries are putting on their own parties of a sort. This weekend is certainly a prime example as four breweries in ABQ are all feeling a might bit festive. Red Door celebrates their one-year anniversary today (Wednesday), but the real fun is in the days ahead. Grab a pint of Anniversary Double Red and listen to live music on Thursday, Friday, and all day Saturday. Ponderosa also celebrates their first birthday with a big celebration all day Saturday. Multiple bands will perform, there will be food specials, happy hour pricing on all beers, and brewer Andrew Krosche will unleash a new beer whose name and style have been kept under wraps. If that isn't enough, 24 Hours of Art will take place at Tractor Wells Park from 6 p.m. till close Friday, featuring just about everything you could imagine, including a Tricklock Reptilian Lounge, and this year it is all free. Oh, and to put you in the autumn mood, Boese Brothers is hosting an Oktoberfest celebration Saturday and Sunday this weekend and the next. For $20 you get a one-liter Oktoberfest served up in Das Boot (which you can then take home), plus two food coupons for Gold Street Caffe, which will have some proper dishes ready to go. So figure out the best plan of attack and get out there this weekend.
Meanwhile, there are a few new beers worth checking out around town. Boese Brothers will also have their new Amarillo Pale Ale on tap. Bosque is busting out the big guns with their massive Spoondriver DIPA. Kaktus is getting the season with Kaktoberfest. La Cumbre has unleashed the first wet-hopped Project Dank, plus Full Nelson is back this coming Tuesday. Marble gets rustic with the Farmhand Pale Ale. Plum Imperial Cream dropped at Nexus. Pi has put Robust Porter and Pi Vapor on tap.
Up in Santa Fe, Blue Corn has their own mega-hopped beer, Good Guys IPA. Second Street brings back their popular 2920 Pilsner, plus their new Wet Hop Pale Ale. Down in Socorro, Pilabo Pale Ale is back for another run at Twisted Chile.
Continue reading for all the news that is fit to blog for the week of September 14.
To break down each "capsule," I listed the brewery (with Web page linked), its phone number and hours of operation. Under "Beers" are the new or seasonal beers on tap for this week.
Albuquerque metro area breweries
ABQ Brew Pub — (505) 884-1116
(Mon–Thurs 11 a.m.–midnight, Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–2 a.m., Sunday 10 a.m.–midnight)
Beers: Imperial IPA, Red Ale, Cherry Sour. ABP carries beers from Rio Grande/Sierra Blanca. Several times a year, ABP serves up the latest creation by local brewing hero and winner of the Samuel Adams Longshot competition, Ben Miller, or seasonal releases by Monks Brewing. Adam and I recently got to try two new brews from Benjamin Couger that are on tap at ABP. The Imperial IPA is a big old blast of hops, but not the usual suspects like Simcoe or Centennial (at least, we didn't think so). The Red Ale is a smooth, biscuit-y delight. The new addition is a Cherry Sour, the first sour ever produced by the folks at RG/SB.
Albuquerque Brewing Co. — (505) 797-1842
(Mon–Fri 1-10 p.m., Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Sun noon-8 p.m.)
Beers: SuMariOatmeal Stout, Brown Eyes. Located at 8620 Pan American Blvd., on the east side of I-25 and between Paseo del Norte and Alameda, ABC is now open and ready for business. In addition to the house beers, there are often guest taps, plus the plan is to have at least one beer on a nitro tap at all times. The SMO Stout is available on CO2 and nitro.
Back Alley Draft House — (505) 766-8590
(Mon–Weds 4 p.m. to midnight, Thurs–Sat 4 p.m. to midnight or later, Sun 4 p.m. to midnight)
Beers: Kentucky Common, Hefen or Hell, Ryeghteous RIPA, Berliner Weisse, Magdalena Lager. New brewer Peter Moore, who is taking over from Brandon Venaglia (bound in turn for Cazuela's), shared a list of his newest offerings. The Ryeghteous, as you might have guessed, is a Rye IPA. Two old favorites also return in the Berliner Weisse and Magdalena.
Events: Sundays are Service Nights at Back Alley, with $2 off all beers for service industry workers. Bring your server's ID and you will be rewarded. All beers are $1 off on Tuesdays.
The Blue Grasshopper — (505) 896-8579
(Noon to 11 p.m. most days, call for more info)
Beers: Beach Bum Pale Ale. The popular Beach Bum is back for another run. BG goes through their beers fast, so hurry out to try it. If you have not made it out there yet, the Grasshopper is located at 4500 Arrowhead Ridge Road in Rio Rancho, just off Highway 528.
News: Click the link above to check out the new Blue Grasshopper website, with updated lists of guest beers, a full menu, and a full music listing.
Events: The Grasshopper has live music from 6 to 9 p.m. every Tuesday through Saturday.
Boese Brothers Brewery — (505) 382-7060
(Hours: Mon–Thurs 3 p.m.–midnight, Fri 3 p.m.–2 a.m., Sat noon–2 a.m., Sun noon–10 p.m.)
Beers: Patriot Porter, La Onza White Ale, Old Shonie Scottish Ale, Dr. Strangehop XPA, Amarillo Pale Ale. Welcome to the listings, Boese Brothers! We got a chance to sample their beers in advance of the recent grand opening. The Porter (6% ABV) is a pre-Prohibition style of American porter, more brown than black with strong roasted flavors smoothed out by the nitro pour. La Onza (5.4% ABV) offers up a big, citrusy kick for a Belgian-style witbier. Old Shonie (4.5% ABV) is also available on nitro; it is lighter than most of the other Scottish beers in the ABQ area. The Dr. Strangehop XPA (6.5% ABV) debuted recently, offering up a wonderful mix of the piney Willamette and more floral Mosaic hops. Amarillo Pale Ale takes the place of Steampunk Lager as the current rotating seasonal. The Oktoberfest will, for now, only be available on Saturday and Sunday for the celebration itself (see our intro above).
Events: Boese will have a happy hour from 3 to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, with $3 pints. You can also get $3 pints all day Tuesday and $6 growler fills all day Wednesday.
News: They are still working on building their website. You can follow them on their Facebook page.
Bosque Brewing Company — (505) 750-7596 (main brewery), (505) 508-5967 (Nob Hill Public House), (575) 571-4626 (Las Cruces Taproom)
(Main brewery on San Mateo: Mon–Thurs 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.-midnight, Sun noon-8 p.m.; Nob Hill: Mon–Weds 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Thurs 11 a.m.-midnight, Fri–Sat 11 a.m.-1 a.m., Sun noon-11 p.m.; Las Cruces: Sun–Thurs noon-11 p.m., Fri–Sat noon-midnight)
Beers: Scale Tipper IPA, Imperial Lager, Stoked on Oak, Bucketmouth Lager (Las Cruces only), Thunderhead Black IPA (Las Cruces only), Little Tipper (Las Cruces only), Shellback, Riverbank Brown (Las Cruces and Nob Hill), Spoondriver DIPA (San Mateo only). All beers listed are on tap at all three locations, unless noted. The big debut is Spoondriver (8.5% ABV, 100+ IBU), a massive DIPA made with Nelson and New Zealand hops. The hop bite is massive, worthy of entry in the upcoming Alpha King Challenge, but it also has a smooth, sweet malt finish that has become the standard at Bosque (and a big reason, in our opinion, why their IPAs are so popular). Other recent additions are the Stoked on Oak (5.4% ABV, 16 IBU), a golden ale aged on lightly toasted oak spirals, and Imperial Lager (8% ABV, 30 IBU), a sweet but powerful end-of-summer treat. Riverbank Brown (6.2% ABV, 30 IBU) returns for another run, with $1 from each pint sold going to the Albuquerque Mountain Bike Association. Bucketmouth Lager (4.4% ABV, 20 IBU) debuted recently and fits this late summer weather perfectly. The fourth and final entry in the Monsoon IPA Series, Thunderhead Black IPA (6.5% ABV, 95 IBU), is a wonderful mix of sweet and roasted malts with a whole lotta hops. Scale Tipper (6.5% ABV, 95 IBU), the two-time NMIPAC winner and current National IPA champion, is on tap until supplies run out. If that is too many hops, try the new Little Tipper (6% ABV, 35 IBU), a sessionable sibling. A recent addition is Shellback (5.6% ABV, 45 IBU), a single-hop pale ale made with Dr. Rudi.
Cask: From now on, Bosque will have their firkin filled every Wednesday, available only at Nob Hill. This week's cask is TBA.
News: Congratulations to Bosque for winning their second straight NM IPA Challenge with Scale Tipper. Earlier this year, Bosque also claimed the Brewing News National IPA Challenge with Scale Tipper. It marks the second year in a row a New Mexico brewery won the NIPAC, following La Cumbre's Project Dank taking the title last year.
Bombers of Scale Tipper are once again on sale at Bosque locations and over at Jubilation.
The Bosque Public House is now open, located on Girard just south of Central. Bosque has also opened a taproom in Las Cruces, located in the former Mimbres Valley space across from New Mexico State at the corner of University Ave. and Espina St.
Bosque has a happy hour running from 3-6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and all day on Sunday. Look for special menu items and get $1 off your favorite pints.
Boxing Bear Brewing Company — (505) 897-2327
(Sun-Thurs 11 a.m.-10 p.m., Fri-Sat 11 a.m.-11 p.m.)
Beers: (Regular) Paw Swipe Pale Ale, Hairy Mit Hefe, Standing 8 Stout, Ambear Ale, Uppercut IPA, Apple Bear Hard Cider; (Seasonal) Body Czech Bohemian Pilsner, Black and Blue Sour, Umbers Cucumbers, Cream Pale, C Legs, Not Your Mother's Cream Soda. The most recent additions to taps are Not Your Mother's Cream Stout, C Legs, a single-hop IPA brewed with Falconer's Flight 7 C's, the Cream Pale, a hybrid of the two styles, and Umbers Cucumbers, which as the name might imply is a cucumber beer. It got high marks from the hopheads, believe it or not, during the NMIPAC. C Legs will also be on nitro this week. Prior to that, Boxing Bear unleashed the Black and Blue Sour, a purple-colored delight that does not overpower like sours often do. The Body Czech (4.3% ABV, 40 IBU) is a great way to start your flight. The Standing 8 Stout (6.3% ABV, 45 IBU), which is on tap at all times, claimed the 2015 Stout Challenge, held by the Crew before the last Super Bowl. Head on over to indulge in this beast of a beer. The Apple Bear Hard Cider (5% ABV) is now permanently on tap.
News: Boxing Bear now has a happy hour. 10-, 16-, and 22-ounce beers are all discounted from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Growler Happy Hour then runs from 6 p.m. to close on those nights. Get $2 off a growler fill and $1 off a half-growler (they call 'em "squealers"). Also, every day at lunchtime (11 a.m. to 3 p.m.), for just $10 you can get a pint and a panini of your choice.
Events: Geeks Who Drink will now be held every Wednesday from 8 to 10 p.m. at Boxing Bear.
Broken Bottle Brewery — (505) 890-8777
(Mon–Weds 4-11 p.m., Thurs-Fri 4 p.m.–midnight, Sat noon–midnight, Sun noon–10 p.m.)
Beers: Rob Van Winkle Stout, Xico (Chico) Suave, FREDD's Apple Ale, Stinky Pinky Hefeweizen. This seasonal list may already be out of date, so call the brewery for an updated list. The Stinky Pinky (5.4% ABV) is a popular grapefruit hefe. The FREDD's (5.2% ABV) is a hybrid of a cider and an American Ale. The Xico (6% ABV) is a spiced beer. The Rob Van Winkle (5.7% ABV) is a vanilla stout. Take note, the Drunken Hobo Milk Stout has replaced the Mulligan Stout in the regular lineup. Also joining the regular lineup now is the Elixir Vanilla Cream Ale.
Events: B3 has $3 beers every Tuesday from open to close. On Wednesday, B3 will be hosting their open mic from 8-10 p.m., with signups starting at 7:30 p.m. Check out B3's karaoke night every Thursday starting at 8 p.m.
Canteen Brewhouse — (505) 881-2737
(Sun–Thurs noon–10 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–midnight)
Beers: Irish Red, Saison, ESB, Oatmeal Stout, Dubbel. The most recent addition is the Dubbel. Before that came the Oatmeal Stout (which is quite wonderful this time around), ESB, and Saison.
News: Canteen has begun filling Crowlers, 32-ounce aluminum cans that can be filled with any beer on tap. They get sealed up and can last for a lot longer than a regular growler. Then you bring back the Crowlers to be recycled and get some fresh ones.
Events: Todd and the Fox will perform Sunday from 3 to 6 p.m. on the patio. Cali Shaw will follow on Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m.
Cazuela's Seafood & Mexican Grill — (505) 994-9364
(Open daily 8 a.m.-10 p.m.)
Beers: Papacabra (Double IPA), Panama Red, Acapulco Gold (Mexican Lager), Chupacabra IPA, Piedra del Fuego Stoned Cream Ale, Beer for My Horses (Oatmeal Stout), Inebriator (Doppelbock), Kilt Kicker (Smoked Scottish). E-Rock and I had a chance to sample the Piedra del Fuego (5% ABV), which we both recommend. According to Cazuela's menu: "This cream ale uses red-hot stones to super caramelize the sugars, creating a nutty, toffee-like flavor." The Inebriator (8% ABV) and the Papacabra (9.7% ABV) are the biggest beers in the lineup. The Kilt Kicker is the newest entry on the list, a smoked Scottish ale, which we all really enjoyed at Hopfest.
Chama River Brewing Company — (505) 342-1800
(Sun–Thurs 11 a.m.–11 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–midnight)
Beers: Oxbow ESB, Blueberry Kolsch, Lupulo Lager, Midas Wells IPA. The Oxbow (6% ABV, 33 IBU) is smooth and a little biscuity, but not overly sweet. The new Blueberry Kolsch pretty much says it all in the name. Lupulo Lager is back after a short break. Midas Well should be on tap today (Wednesday) to appease the hopheads.
Distillery 365 — (505) 221-6281
(Hours Mon-Thu 3-9 p.m., Fri 3-10 p.m., Sat noon-10 p.m., Sun 11-8 p.m.)
Beers: 365 ESB, 4th of July American Ale, Trail Rider Bicycle Beer. Welcome to the listings, Distillery 365! They are located at 2921 Stanford Dr., just south of Candelaria and not far from La Cumbre and Canteen. The 4th of July is their first beer to highlight the native Neomexicanus hops. It is a highly aromatic strong ale with very little bitterness. The ESB a simple English ale. This second batch offers up more flavor from the hops and malts. The Trail Rider, a radler, was so popular at recent events it's now on tap full-time. They are also serving their house-made Holy Ghost Vodka and Horsethief Rum, a 100-percent molasses-based silver rum, plus guest taps from Red Door.
Events: 10 Drink Minimum will host a Cards Against Humanity night every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Quietly Kept performs this Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.
Sundays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Distillery 365 has a build-your-own bloody mary bar. You can purchase three bloodies for just $20.
News: Barrel No. 1 of their Tres Pistolas Bourbon has been filled, but it'll be another two years before anyone can drink it. Good things come to those who wait, I suppose.
Oh, and Distillery 365 will open their first tasting room over at Green Jeans Farmery, the same site that will host Santa Fe Brewing's ABQ taproom.
Kaktus Brewing — (505) 379-5072
(Hours Mon-Thu 2-9 p.m., Fri-Sat 11:30-10 p.m., Sun 11:30-9 p.m.)
Beers: Kaktoberfest, Target IPA, Yard Sale IPA, Tasty Red, Berna Brown, Wit, Basil Lager, Sweet and Dry Apple Cider. The new kid here is the Kaktoberfest, which will be part of a big upcoming celebration (see below). Before that came the Target IPA, Basil Lager, Berna Brown, and Wit. They join old favorites like Yard Sale IPA, Tasty Red, and the Sweet and Dry Apple Cider. Kaktus is located at 471 South Hill Road in Bernalillo, for those who have still not made the trek.
News: Kaktus has several new weekday specials including $3 pints on Monday, $9 growlers on Tuesday, $6 bison nachos on Wednesday, and $8 Frito pie and beer on Thursday.
Events: The Desert Darlings belly dancers perform from 6 to 8 p.m. on almost every Sunday. If you've never seen the Desert Darlings in person, you're missing out.
Kaktus will host a two-day Oktoberfest celebration, free of charge, on Oct. 2 and 3. We will have more details as we get closer to the dates.
La Cumbre Brewing — (505) 872-0225
(Open every day at noon)
Beers: Acclimated DIPA, State Fair Cream Ale, Male Stripper IPA, Miles from Cologne, Summer Strong. The most recent additions are Miles from Cologne, an awesome kolsch, and Summer Strong, a massive, beautiful pale barleywine that debuted at MWBF. Male Stripper was La Cumbre's entry in NMIPAC. Another big addition is the State Fair Cream Ale, which is the official beer of the New Mexico State Fair (and pretty darned tasty, if you ask the Crew members who wiped out a four-pack on July 4). Also, for all of you hopheads, the Acclimated is back. It is Elevated's bigger, hoppier brother. We should also note that the current batch of Project Dank, which debuted on tap and in bombers on Tuesday, was the first wet-hopped Dank they have ever done. The early reviews are, well, off the charts.
News: La Cumbre's new and improved website is now up and running. Check it out by clicking the link here. Their online calendar now includes what food trucks will be serving, plus live music and a current draft list.
Events: Live music is back this Saturday as Daigle Band performs from 7 to 10 p.m. Yoga is back at the taproom every Sunday at 10:45 a.m.
This Tuesday marks the release party for Full Nelson, the massive DIPA hop bomb, in both bombers and on tap at the brewery.
Lizard Tail Brewing — (505) 717-1301
(Mon–Weds noon-9 p.m., Thurs–Sat noon-midnight, Sun noon-7 p.m.)
Beers: Long Nosed Tripel, Legless DIPA, Frilled Irish Red, Earless English IPA. During a recent visit I made sure to write down the updated seasonal list. The Long Nosed (9.2% ABV, 30 IBU) is one of the biggest beers on the menu. The Legless (8.5% ABV, 100 IBU) offers up quite the hop kick. Earless (6.4% ABV, 50 IBU) is in the classic English tradition. The Irish Red (5.3% ABV, 24 IBU) has the perfect malt profile, not too sweet, not too dry.
News: Lizard Tail's happy hour runs seven days a week from 3 to 6 p.m. You get $1 off food, flights, and pints. Take note that Lizard Tail now opens at noon every day.
Events: Lizard Tail will host Geeks Who Drink every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Every Thursday will now feature karaoke from 8 to 11 p.m.
Marble Brewery — (505) 243-2739
(Mon–Sat noon–midnight, Sun noon–10:30 p.m.)
Beers: Both locations — Imperial Red, Apricot Sour, Saison Brux; Downtown only — Nitro Oaked Amber, Farmhand Pale Ale; Westside only — Double IPA. We now have a breakdown of which seasonals are available at both Marble locations, Downtown and Westside. The newest additions are the Farmhand PA (5.8% ABV) and the Nitro Oaked Amber (5.4% ABV). The other recent additions are the Apricot Sour and the Saison Brux, the latter of which is one of the best saisons I have had all summer.
News: Marble has revamped their website. It kinda really kicks ass now. Click the link above to see what we mean.
Events: Brewery tours occur at the Downtown Pub every Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
On the live music front downtown, Tiffany Christopher performs tonight (Wednesday) from 5 to 8 p.m. Kyle Martin follows Thursday from 7 to 10 p.m. The Strange drops in Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. Spiritual Rez takes the stage Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. Sunday will feature Cumbia vs. Afro-Beat from 5 to 8 p.m.
At the Westside Taproom, Tres Pendejos take the stage tonight (Wednesday) from 6 to 9 p.m. Alex Maryol will perform Friday followed by Garry Blackchild on Saturday, with both sets also from 6 to 9 p.m.
Nexus Brewery — (505) 242-4100
(Sun–Thurs 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–midnight)
Beers: Kaylynn's Altbier, Extra IPA, U.S.S. Saaz, Plum Imperial Cream. The Plum Imperial Cream debuted Tuesday night; the name pretty much says it all. Back for another run is the beer so good it's named for its creator, Kaylynn's Altbier (5.9% ABV, 22 IBU). Another recent addition is the Saaz (6.4% ABV, 30 IBU). As the name might imply, the Saaz is a single-hop beer made with, you guessed it, Czech Saaz hops. The Extra IPA (7.5% ABV, 100 IBU) should appease all the thirsty hopheads.
Events: Nexus serves up Happy Hour All Day on Tuesday featuring $3 pints. Also on Tuesday, Nexus will be hosting their comedy open mic, Young Dumb and Full of Comedy, starting at 7:30 p.m. in the Sun Room.
News: The recent renovation/remodel at Nexus is complete and they are fully open for business.
Pi Brewing at Nicky V's Neighborhood Pizzeria — (505) 890-9463
(Sun–Thurs 11 a.m.–9 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–10 p.m.)
Beers: Amarillo Red, Robust Porter, Pi Vapor, Challenge IPA, English Summer Ale, Pre-Prohibition Pilsner, Belgian Pumpkin Ale. The Robust Porter and Pi Vapor, a California Common, are the newest additions to the lineup. Before that the English Summer, Pilsner, and new Belgian Pumpkin Ale jumped on board. The ESB and Tropical IPA are out for the time being. While Pi Brewing is not open to the public yet, they are able to brew and serve their beers next door at Nicky V's. We'll keep tabs on when Pi itself opens.
Ponderosa Brewing Co. — (505) 639-5941
(Sun 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–11 p.m.)
Beers: (Regular) Ghost Train IPA, Rip Saw Red, Crosscut Kolsch; (Seasonal) Bellamah Brown, American Wheat, Rosa's Gose, Blanco Bock, Offbeat Wheat, Spanglish Mexican Lager, Walther IPK. Ponderosa is located at 1761 Bellamah NW, which is just east of Rio Grande and due north of the NM Natural History Museum, in the bottom floor of a swanky-looking apartment/retail complex (they have a sign atop the building now that you cannot miss). The Walther IPK (6% ABV, 60 IBU), an India Pale Kolsch, and Spanglish (4.6% ABV, 18 IBU) are the most recent additions. The Blanco Bock (6.3% ABV, 40 IBU) and Offbeat Wheat (5.2% ABV, 16 IBU) came before thats. The latter is a modified version of the standard American Wheat with raspberries added. Also on tap are the Bellamah Brown (5% ABV, 30 IBU), American Wheat (5.2% ABV, 16 IBU), and Rosa's Gose (4.7% ABV, 16 IBU).
Events: Check out the music lineup for Saturday's anniversary party (see our intro above) — Tres Pendejos, Mike Hogan, Ziatron, Jack Hansen, Mike Linden Duo, Hub City Sound System.
Red Door Brewing — (505) 633-6675
(Mon–Thurs 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Fri 11 a.m. to midnight, Sat 7 a.m. to midnight, Sun 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.)
Beers: (Regular) Gateway Blonde Ale, Roamer Red, Threshold IPA, Paint it Black Milk Stout, Unhinged Cider, Trappe Door Wheat. (Seasonal) Broken Arrow Pale Ale, Vanilla Cream Ale, Ryeson Sun Saison, Anniversary Double Red. The most recent addition is the Anniversary Double Red (7.7% ABV, 67 IBU), which has a deceptively low IBU count for a beer this hoppy. It's got bite, it's dry, it's fierce, it's right up there with the other best imperial reds in town. Before that came the Ryeson, which has to be the first rye saison we have ever of. The Vanilla Cream should get you in a summer mood. The Broken Arrow (5.4% ABV) was made with just Equinox hops for a rather unique, yet multi-faceted, flavor profile.
UPDATED >>> Events: Live music is back this week with Tiffany Christopher on Thursday night, the Draft Sessions and three other bands on Friday, starting at 4 p.m.
Saturday morning will mark another round of Beer and Breakfast, now with Barclays Premier League soccer on the telly! From 7 to 10 a.m. you can gather with friends for some food truck-supplied goodies with a pint of beer.
There is also yoga at the brewery every Sunday at 11 a.m.
Rio Bravo Brewing Company — (505) 900-3909
(Mon–Thu noon–10 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–11 p.m., Sun noon–9 p.m.)
Beers: Rio Bravo Amber, Karl's Hefeweizen, Dirty Rotten Bastard IPA, Snakebite IPA, Black Angus Stout, Roadkill Red. Welcome to the weekly listings, Rio Bravo! In case you were not aware, RBBC held their soft opening over the weekend with four of their own beers on tap, plus some guest taps. You can find them all at 1912 2nd St. NW, which is just south of I-40. The Amber (5.7% ABV, 53 IBU) offers up a more flavorful kick than most of its genre. The Hefeweizen (4.6% ABV, 26 IBU) has a big banana aroma, but the flavor is more balanced and smooth. Dirty Rotten Bastard (6.4% ABV, 77 IBU) is a "level one" IPA. Columbus is the primary hop in the DRB. Snakebite (7.4% ABV, 99 IBU) is the bigger "level two" IPA, armed with Amarillo, Cascade, Centennial, Columbus, and Crystal hops. Another addition to the regular lineup is the burly Black Angus Stout (5.9% ABV, 25 IBU). It is not a milk stout, cream stout, chocolate stout, or coffee stout. It is just a stout, thick and strong with prominent roasted flavors, somewhat similar to Deschutes' Obsidian Stout. Roadkill Red made a solid debut at MWBF. Want to learn more about Rio Bravo and their plans for the future? Check out our in-depth look.
News: The Duke City Pils is in the fermenters.
Sandia Chile Grill — (505) 798-1970
(Mon–Sat 8 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun 8 a.m.–6 p.m.)
Beers: Son Ranger Irish Red, Barb's Barrel Hefeweizen, Rio Negro Milk Stout, Rattlesnake IPA. These are the four core beers of SCG's lineup, though we cannot guarantee they are on tap at all times. Give them a call to check and see which beers are available.
Tractor Brewing Company — (505) 433-5654 (Nob Hill Tap Room), (505) 243-6752 (Wells Park)
(Nob Hill is open Monday-Wednesday 3 p.m. to midnight, Thursday 3 p.m. to 2 a.m., Friday-Saturday 1 p.m. to 2 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to midnight; Wells Park is open Monday-Thursday 3 p.m. to close, Friday-Sunday 1 p.m. to midnight. Last call 30 minutes before close. No package after midnight. Brewery tours Saturday at 1 p.m.)
UPDATED >>> Beers: Big Sipper IPA, The Ruggles, Cowboy Blend Coffee Stout, Chocolate Milk Stout, Berliner Weisse, Summer Ale, Kristal Hefe, Dark Horse Lager, Pear Cider (Nob Hill only). A quintet of recent additions highlight the lineup in the Big Sipper IPA (5.8% ABV, 71 IBU), Chocolate Milk Stout (5.1% ABV), Cowboy Blend (5.5% ABV, 25 IBU), Summer Ale (7% ABV), and Kristal Hefe (6.6% ABV). Another recent addition is the Ruggles (4.4% ABV), a California Common-style beer that's sweet and light and great for beating the heat. Berliner Weisse (5.1% ABV) is still available at both locations.
Events: Kamikaze Karaoke is back tonight (Wednesday) at 7 p.m. at Wells Park. Up at Nob Hill, Solos on the Hill will feature The Crow and The Captain (so it's more of a duos on the hill) at 8:30 p.m.
Thirsty Thursday at Wells Park will feature Carlos the Tall at 8 p.m.
This Friday, 24 Hours of Art descends upon Wells Park from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. Get ready for live performances, improv, music, art, games, and more. The best part? It's all free this year.
Something crazy-sounding called the Danger Carnival takes over Wells Park this Saturday at 7 p.m. If you are looking to just chill with a pint and some live tunes, Nob Hill will have Setting The Tone with Robb Janov at 5 p.m.
Also, every first Monday of the month at both Tractor locations is Beer for a Better Burque night. For every pint you buy $1 can go to one of four charities that have partnered with Tractor. You can also opt to purchase a special growler with the logo of your favorite charity.
You can grab your own musical instrument and head to Nob Hill for the ultimate jam session. Tractor Tune Up, hosted by the Virginia Creepers, is now an official event happening every Monday starting at 7:30 p.m.
Also, every Monday at Nob Hill features each of Tractor's canned beers on sale for just $2.
Turtle Mountain Brewing Company — (505) 994-9497
(Kitchen hours: Mon–Tues 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m., Wed–Thurs 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m., Sun 10:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Reminder: TMBC closes early when business dictates. Please call.)
Beers: (House) McDay's Cream Ale, Oku Amber, Parasol White IPA, Hopshell IPA, Heidelberg Helles, Stauffenberg Stout. (Seasonal/specialty) Cucumbersome Kosmonaut Kolsch, After Midnight, AmeriKriek, Slack Tide Session IPA. To help us out for now and the future, brewer Tim Woodward broke down what will be the regular beers on tap (under House) and the current list of seasonals. The most recent additions are the Slack Tide (5.3% ABV, 75 IBU) and AmeriKriek, a kettle-soured beer dosed with cherries. The Cucumbersome Kosmonaut Kolsch is a cucumber-infused version of the popular Kosmonaut, in case you could not guess. Another recent addition is After Midnight, a schwarzbier dosed with black currant berries.
News: 22-ounce bombers of Wilde Jagd, Turtle Mountain's first bottled beer, are still for sale at the brewery.
Santa Fe breweries
Blue Corn Brewery — (505) 438-1800
(Daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m.)
Beers: Alpha Reaper 2.0, HALT!-bier, Brown Paper Bag, Wet-N-Wild Harvest Ale, Good Guys IPA. The most recent additions are Good Guys, Blue Corn's entry in the Alpha King Challenge, the Alpha Reaper 2.0, a big old IPA hop blast made with wet hops from Colorado, and Wet-N-Wild, which was made with all-NM-grown hops. Another recent addition was Brown Paper Bag, an unfiltered malt liquor. HALT! is of course an altbier with a clever name and a great flavor.
Events: This Thursday, Blue Corn will host the Bueno Chile Celebration. Three beers will be paired with three food dishes — Atalaya Amber, Alpha Reaper 2.0, and Cask Conditioned Honey Wheat. See their Facebook page for more details. It's $20 per person and it kicks off at 6:30 p.m.
Duel Brewing Company — (505) 474-5301
(Mon–Sat open at 11 a.m., Sun open at 1 p.m.)
Beers: Hair of the Wolf, Manikin (Scotch Ale), Marcel (Witbier), Fiction (IPA), Fantin (Double Pale Ale), Titian (Golden Strong), Grunewald (Imperial Porter), Dark Ryder (Dark Strong), Stille of the Night (Belgian Dark Sour), Cezanne Magnifique (Barrel-Aged Imperial Saison), Ara Pacis (Barrel-Aged Imperial Golden Sour). The Stille of the Night debuted at WinterBrew to plenty of acclaim from the folks in attendance. The barrel-aged Magnifique keeps up the Duel tradition of big beers. Marcel and Dark Ryder are back after a short absence. The Hair of the Wolf was brewed to benefit Meow Wolf, a local arts collective. It is described as a spiced ale with other special ingredients. It is available in $20 bottles in limited supply, with all proceeds going to Meow Wolf.
Events: Happy-hour Monday through Friday 4-6 p.m. (discounts for all draft beer), Growler Saturdays ($3 off growler fills).
News: Duel is opening an Albuquerque taproom that will be more than twice the size of the mother facility in Santa Fe. We're on the case to get you all the details about the downtown location and its projected opening date.
Santa Fe Brewing Company — (505) 424-3333
(Mon–Sat 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Sun 2-8 p.m.)
Beers: Black IPA, Chicken Killer, Highland Heath, Santa Fe Gold, Autonomous Collective IPA, Oktoberfest. Welcome back, Oktoberfest, even if it does not even remotely feel like October out there. The third entry in the ECS (Ever Changing Series) is now available on tap and in bombers in the form of Highland Heath, a barrel-aged Scottish ale that is just heavenly. The Freestyle Pilsner is now available on tap and in cans across the state. The Autonomous Collective would have been SFBC's NMIPAC entry, but things did not go so well at VIPA. Instead, everyone will just have to drink it at the brewery while the supply lasts. The Santa Fe Gold is now for sale all around the state in six-packs.
Events: $1 off growler refills in the tasting room on Mondays. $2 pint Tuesdays at the Eldorado Taphouse. On Wednesday, there is a $2 pint special in the tasting room. On Thursday, there will be $1 off growler refills at the Eldorado Taphouse.
News: SFBC will soon be opening a taproom in Albuquerque. We got to check out the new digs, with lots of pictures to show for it.
Second Street Brewery — (505) 989-3278 (Railyard), (505) 982-3030 (original location)
(Mon–Thurs 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–11 p.m., Sunday noon-9 p.m.)
Beers: Kolsch, IPA, Cream Stout, Agua Fria Apricot, 2920 Pilsner, Whiptail Pilsner, 3 C's Porter, Wet Hop Pale Ale. The most recent additions are the new Wet Hop Pale and 2920 Pilsner. Before that came the 3 C's Porter and Whiptail PA. The 3 C's was a standout at MWBF over the Labor Day Weekend. The Agua Fria is a sour brewed with, you guessed it, apricots. The Pivotal IPA and Boneshaker Bitter are often available for purchase in four-packs of cans.
Events: On the live music front, the Thursday Patio Series at the original location will feature Joe West all month long. The Shiners Club Jazz Band follows on Friday and then The Barbwires perform on Saturday.
Over at the Railyard, Greg B and the Gunsels will perform Friday followed by Swing Soleil on Saturday. The AHA Festival will feature live music Sunday under the water tower at the Railyard Plaza.
Every Tuesday night, the Railyard location will have Open Mic Night hosted by Ben Wright. Every Thursday night, Geeks Who Drink will be at the Railyard at 8 p.m.
Other breweries you need to visit
Bathtub Row Brewing — (505) 500-8381
(Mon–Weds 2–10 p.m., Thurs 2–11 p.m., Fri–Sat noon–11 p.m., Sun noon–10 p.m.)
Beers: Hoppenheimer IPA, Kappa's Saison, Wildewood Amber, Black Point Stout, Wit Rock, Little Bird Blonde, Honey Vanilla Porter. We are proud to have Los Alamos' first brewery amid our listings. The newest beer on tap is the Honey Vanilla Porter. Other recent additions are the Kappa's Saison, a cucumber saison, and the Wildewood. Fresh batches of Black Point, Wit Rock, and Little Bird are on tap.
Events: Bathtub Row hosts an Open Mic Night every Thursday at 6 p.m.
Twisted Chile Brewing — (575) 835-2949
(Mon–Thurs 11 a.m.–9 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–10 p.m., Sun noon-8 p.m.)
Beers: Schwarzbar Black Lager, Pilabo Pale Ale, Zia Pilsner, 790 IPA, Quebradas Sunrise Amber, Hose Co. 1 Red Lager, Twisted Black (IPA), Venom IPA. Located in Socorro at 115 Abeyta St. W, Twisted Chile is the first brewery there to brew on site since Socorro Springs outsourced their brewing to Eddyline in Colorado several years ago. I got to head down there recently and enjoyed all the beers I sampled. Kudos to Twisted Chile for bring quality craft beers back to a town that needed 'em. The newest beers on tap are the Pilabo PA, Venom IPA, Twisted Black, Hose Co. 1 Red Lager, and Zia Pilsner. The popular Irish Stout, which came in third in our Stout Challenge, is temporarily out.
Events: Steve & Martha Cather will perform on the patio on Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. New Relic follows on Saturday from 7 to 10.
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By Ambrose Gahene
Speaking during the 4th annual National Traditional medicine conference held at Hotel African last week, Dr. Joseph Baguma, the executive director of Theta said that herbal medicine is an important arm of health care in the country, though with a caveat. "People are dying because of ignorance. We have the plants that can treat these complicated diseases. The belief that the use of herbal medicine is a sign of poverty and backwardness is not right. If our herbalist start doing research and publishing it, many people will not be dying, but people are dying because they have no information," said Baguma. Baguma also called upon traditional medicine practitioners to stop treating diseases by impression and experience, but to always first do diagnosis to find out what the patient is suffering from. Addressing herbalists, Professor George Kirya, a microbiologist also emphasized diagnosis. He advised herbalists to stop guessing while administering their medicine.
"Some diseases have the same symptoms and signs. So, if you treat by guessing without doing scan, x-ray and taking some blood tests, you might treat a wrong disease with the right medicine. Therefore, for people to have more confidence in your practice, always first do diagnosis," noted Kirya. Prof. Evariste Baruga of Wandegeya research clinic argued that herbalists in their current state are not protected from international manufacturers who easily manipulate them."We can live on this earth beyond 100 years because the diseases killing us are few and we have the medicinal plants here in Uganda to treat them, but we are not protected", he said.


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A man has died and 10 people have been injured after a man drove a van into worshippers near a north London mosque. Eight people were taken to hospital after the "terrorist attack" near Finsbury Park Mosque, police said. A group of people were helping a man who had collapsed when they were hit by the van just after midnight. The man has died, but it is unclear whether this was as a result of the attack.
A 48-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Police said all the victims of the attack, which took place outside Muslim Welfare House, were Muslim. Eyewitness Abdul Rahman said the driver had said he wanted to "kill all Muslims" and told the BBC he struck the man and helped subdue him. Metropolitan Police's deputy assistant commissioner Neil Basu said the "terrorist attack" began when the van was driven into a man who was already being given first aid by the public on the pavement.
"Sadly that man has died. It is too early to state if his death was a result of this attack." Police also said he would be "subject of a mental health assessment in due course". Several of those in hospital are "seriously injured" and there are currently no-other suspects, he added. Extra police are being deployed to reassure communities, especially those observing Ramadan, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said.
He also said his "thoughts and prayers" were with those affected by the "horrific terrorist attack on innocent people". "While this appears to be an attack on a particular community, like the terrible attacks in Manchester, Westminster and London Bridge it is also an assault on all our shared values of tolerance, freedom and respect."
Forensics officers are examining a white van which has Pontyclun Van Hire on it - a firm from Rhondda Cynon Taff in south Wales. Mr Rahman, an eyewitness, said: "When the guy came out from his van he wanted to escape, run away and he was saying 'I want to kill Muslims. 'I want to kill Muslims.'
"I hit him on his stomach... and then me and the other guys... we held him to the ground until he couldn't move. We stopped him until the police came."
Harun Khan, secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain said: "Over the past weeks and months, Muslims have endured many incidents of Islamophobia, and this is the most violent manifestation to date. "We expect the authorities to increase security outside mosques as a matter of urgency."
Many of the victims are believed to have just left evening prayers at the Muslim Welfare House after breaking the Ramadan fast. It has appealed for calm, adding that "all of our efforts should be towards getting justice for the victims and ensuring our community stays the diverse, tolerant and welcome place we know it to be".
The prime minister will chair a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee later.
Mrs May described it as a "terrible incident", adding: "All my thoughts are with those who have been injured, their loved ones and the emergency services on the scene."
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Aliyu Abubakar who won the U-17 World Youth Championship with the Nigeria U-17 team of 2013 has joined Georgian side FC Dila.
Kaduna born Aliyu completed his move to the team over the weekend after a summer of speculations following his refusal to extend his deal with Finnish side KuPS.
Aliyu defended the colours of KuPS last season with 25 league appearances to his name but the former MS Ashdod defender refused to take up the option of a further year renewal proposed by the club.
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The mathematician Richard Schwartz finds the hidden depth lurking in simple mathematical puzzles.
Two mathematicians prove that under certain extreme conditions, the Navier-Stokes equations output nonsense.
Corina Tarnita deciphers bizarre patterns in the soil created by competing life-forms.
Triangles fit effortlessly together, as do squares. When it comes to pentagons, what gives?
A famously difficult mathematical problem resisted solution for over 40 years. Mathematicians have finally resolved it by following an intuition that links number theory to physics.
An eminent mathematician reveals that his advances in the study of millennia-old mathematical questions owe to concepts derived from physics.
Edward Witten reflects on the meaning of dualities in physics and math, emergent space-time, and the pursuit of a complete description of nature.
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Kenney Murphy's Instagram is filled with big bass, especially big smallmouth bass. In this interview, we get to know Kenney and his approach to fishing some of Ontario's big bass factories.
First of all congratulations on the new Ranger. What is it like and why should all of us be envious?
Thank you about the Ranger. Having the Ranger is kinda surreal. As a bass angler and growing up watching all the fishing shows on Saturday mornings with the pros, having those bass boats was always a dream of mine.
I wouldn't say anyone should be envious of the Ranger because fishing is all about what you make it. For myself trying to get more involved in the tournament scene of bass fishing, this style of boat really makes a difference in being able to run spot to spot. Being able to keep lures in the water as much as possible is usually the game changer in a tournament. So whatever boat you have, make it everything you want.
First trip on the Ranger was to where? Did the fish appreciate the new boat and jump into it?
My first voyage on the Ranger was to Lake Simcoe. The fish didn't seem to care that I got a new rig either. The boat is a huge learning curve for myself because I used to run a Deep V style boat with less than half the motor. So having a bigger boat and twice the motor is definitely gonna take some time on the water before I will feel completely comfortable.
I would also like to ask permission to call you the Smallie King throughout the rest of the interview. You seem to have a knack for catching big smallmouth bass. What are your favorite Ontario bodies of water to go after smallies?
Go right ahead and thank you but in this area there a tremendous amount of great anglers that can really slay the bronzebacks. Proof in the pudding, if anyone saw the Jack Links Open on Lake Simcoe. The winning weight cracking a Canadian Record with a bag almost 32lbs of Smallies. With second and third place also having 30lb bags.
I really enjoy fishing the bigger waters in Ontario because they tend to hold bigger fish. Being bigger lakes, there are more spots that can be discovered that aren't so highly pressured like the local fishing holes. Some favorite lakes would have to be Lake Erie, Lake Simcoe, Georgian Bay, and Lake Couchiching. All these lakes have great amounts of bait the Smallies prey on.
How about when you switch over to largemouth bass?
Switching to Largies still means I hit all these same lakes for all the same reasons because there are giant greenbacks in all these lakes too. My PB Largie came out Simcoe.
If you would have to pick just one lake to spend a day fishing for both species, which water are you fishing?
If I were to pick one lake to fish both species I would have to pick Georgian Bay probably because of fish ability. There are always feeding fish on the body of water you just gotta find them. There is so much water out on the bay you never usually have to be fishing beside someone. Plus there are giants in both species on the lake and any cast could be a PB.
To add to the above question, I am going to only allow 5 rods on the deck with 5 different baits for the Georgian Bay. What 5 baits are your picking?
Spinnerbait, Jerkbaits, Dropshot, Senko and Jig. The key would be fishing them with confidence. Fish them around structure, weed lines and places you know hold fish. Changing cadence is always a factor so play around until you put together a pattern then repeat it until that bite dies.
How was your tournament season this year?
The tournament season went not too bad. We had two 10th place finishes on two big bodies of water against some real hammers so I was happy with those results.
I saw your recently fished with Morgan Cignini who we interviewed for Dock Talk 365. You mentioned that you learn something new from him every time out. What are the three most important things he has taught you about fishing during your time on the water together?
Morgan Cignini is very knowledgable angler who has been very helpful with pointers throughout the years. When being on the water with Morg has taught me to have a game plan, be patient and have confidence in the technique you're using.
Who are your sponsors?
Rahfish is a great sponsor of mine. It's a local company with a great owner that understands that being comfortable on the water helps with being confident. They have a great selection of all kinds of apparel for both guys and girls. You know the saying "Look Good, Fish Better!"
Woo! Tungsten is another great company that helps me along the way. Every angler knows that tungsten is expensive and Woo provides a great product that doesn't cost as much. Also another local company with great owners.
Liquid Mayhem is a attractant that gives you a little bit of a edge when fishing gets tough, one little dab on a jig and make sure you have a good grip on the rod.
Thank you Kenney! Good luck breaking in the new Ranger on these big bass waters. I am sure many big Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass will be coming into the boat over the years to come.


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Bruins' Bruce Cassidy, Patrice Bergeron in Vegas for NHL Awards
"I've been working on my runner-up, or my runner-up to the runner-up speech."
LAS VEGAS — Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy could leave here Wednesday night with the Jack Adams Award as the NHL's Coach of the Year. He also could be named mayor of Sin City, win $300 million with a single pull of the dollar slots, and solve the answer to traffic woes on the Strip.
Of all those possibilities, he's least likely to take home the Adams.
"I've been working on my runner-up, or my runner-up to the runner-up speech,'' said Cassidy, breaking into a wide smile Tuesday afternoon as he assessed his chances headed into the annual NHL Awards festivities. "I've got that down pat and I'll leave it at that.''
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If you ever thought that Hillary Clinton was the recipient of "Elite Privilege", you would be right.
She's committed countless crimes, has a trail of bodies lying in the wake of her rise to power, created the biggest money-laundering & blackmail enterprise in history, is directly responsible for creating the Islamic State at Benghazi with a warehouse of weapons and $6 billion in taxpayer money funneled from her State Dept.
But yet she walks freely among us.
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The worst of it all, is the fact that had we not allowed known Communists to serve in the government, Hillary would have never gotten far. When she was mentored by Communist "community organizer" Saul Alinsky, had she been red-flagged by the FBI, none of this would have ever happened… Hindsight is 20-20.
If Rudolph Giuliani were prosecuting Hillary Clinton for her emails, she would already be indicted, the former federal prosecutor said recently.
"The two main elements to prove intent is destroying evidence — well, she destroyed 33,000 emails — and what we call false exculpatory statements. You've got at least 12 lies," the former New York mayor said on "Squawk Box." "How about 'I had only 1 cellphone?' She had 13 cellphones, and they've all disappeared. How could 13 cellphones disappear unless you destroyed them?"
Clinton has said she did delete the emails on the belief they were not related to her work as secretary of state.
According to The Hill, the FBI investigation uncovered 13 total mobile devices associated with Clinton's two known phone numbers that she may have used to send emails.
Though the FBI was unable to uncover any of the devices, the report did not find that she used more than one device at a time while secretary of state.
The Clinton campaign did not respond to CNBC's request for comment.
Though he would not confirm whether he would want a personal stake in a Clinton prosecution, Giuliani stood by the evidence he believes is enough to cause significant setbacks for Clinton.
"I've prosecuted a lot of cases. I've never seen one with more evidence against Hillary and her whole band of co-conspirators. I see it as a racketeering case," he said.
The New York Reublican, an outspoken Donald Trump supporter, has repeatedly condemned Clinton and deemed her untrustworthy based on her alleged mishandling of classified information.
Rudy Giuliani: Keeping Clinton out of the White House from CNBC.
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"There is an environmental committee that promotes reducing waste etc across the firm."First year trainee, Leeds
"This is a bit hit and miss as the ideas are there but the implementation could do with more work."Second year trainee,
"We're changing our lighting to LED to make it more efficient."First year trainee, London
"This is a bit hit and miss as the ideas are there but the implementation less so."Second year trainee, Bristol
"The firm has recently improved its environmental credentials with a greater emphasis on recycling through using new bins, making it clearer what can and can't be recycled."First year trainee, Bristol
"They encourage green ways to work, energy saving and have an annual internal challenge etc."First year trainee, Normally Plymouth currently London
"There are posters asking you to think before you print but efforts could be greater."First year trainee, Newcastle
"Many offices are currently trying to go paperless."First year trainee, Newcastle
"Recycling is good and we now have a herb garden on the roof."First year trainee, Bristol
"Our bins have been removed to encourage recycling."Second year trainee, Newcastle
"We're currently involved in an initiative to promote reduction of the firm's and office's carbon footprint."First year trainee, Bristol
"There are many walk-to-work schemes and green belt initiatives."First year trainee, Newcastle
"The firm is currently looking to get ISO accreditation."First year trainee, Newcastle
"There's an environmental sub-committee in the corporate social responsibility committee that constantly looks at ways to reduce the carbon footprint. We have a 'walking up the stairs' initiative and the firm is working towards the ISO 14001 certification."First year trainee, London
"The firm encourages staff to sort their waste into various bins so as to encourage recycling. The firm also encourages staff to work 'paperless'."First year trainee, Leeds
"There is a lot of focus on reducing the firm's carbon footprint, and this is a focus of the CSR committee. The firm are often looking for ways to reduce energy and promote 'green' ideas."First year trainee, Plymouth
"I am currently unsure of the firm's efforts to reduce their carbon footprint."Second year trainee, Newcastle
"In my opinion the firm is starting to improve on efforts to reduce their carbon footprint."First year trainee, Newcastle
"The firm have recycling bins in place of normal bins throughout the office and there is a commitment to reducing paper use."Second year trainee, Leeds
"We have introduced e-filing in most departments now, discouraging paper waste."Second year trainee, Bristol
"It appears to me not that the firm is not that focused as there are not many recycling bins, and there are coffee machines that always give a plastic cup."First year trainee, Newcastle
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Beal, Thomas H., p. o. Hamilton, was born in Hamilton, N. Y., December 29, 1852, a son of John Beal, a native
of Wexford. Ireland, who came to America in 1848, and Catherine Code, his wife. Thomas H. was educated in his native
village, and began the active duties of life as a clerk, in which capacity he continued for twelve years, when
he formed a partnership with J. M. Banning, which existed seven years and was dissolved in 1884. In July, 1885,
he was appointed postmaster at Hamilton by President Cleveland and occupied that office until May, 1890. Soon after
entering upon his duties as postmaster he moved the office to the Smith Block and equipped it with a modern outfit:
the people of Hamilton are indebted to him more than any one else for the fine post office accommodations they
now enjoy. In 1891 he purchased the old Banning drug business and conducted it one year, when he took O. S. Nichols
as partner and bought out Bonney & Welton's drug business. In 1896 Mr. Nichols died and Mr. Beal conducted
the business alone until May 1, 1898, when the firm became Beal & Beebe. In 1882 Mr. Beal was nominated for
the assembly by the Democratic party and made a splendid contest in a Republican district, and was again nominated
in 1883. In 1892 Mr. Beal was put forward by his party for Congress and cut down a regular Republican majority
of 8,000 to 3,500. He has always been an ardent Democrat and has frequently been a delegate to county and State
conventions, as well as chairman of the county committee. He is a prominent Mason; a member of the Blue Lodge,
Chapter, Commandery, Shrine and Veiled Prophets, and has been high priest of the chapter for the past ten years.
He is chief engineer of the Hamilton fire department and has been a member of the department for twenty five years.
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Relying solely on optical illusions, Vienna-based artist Peter Kogler transforms ordinary rooms into space-time warp universes. Kogler turns flat, white surfaces into dizzying 3-D patterns simply by drawing curved, contoured lines that make viewers feel as if they're being sucked into a swirling vortex – or another dimension.
Some of the designs encompass entire hallways, allowing people to move through the patterns and experience the full effect. The multimedia installation of spatial illusions evokes claustrophobic feelings in some, often causing disorientation.
If you're interested in seeing his work in person, it's currently on display at The Museum of Contemporary Art in Zagreb, Croatia.


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Can the destruction of these interactive worry vessels create space for clarity?
Shareable Biome: Exploring the ecological and cultural needs for a diverse microbiome
The need for a diverse microbiome is for us a potent analogy for the need for cultural diversity among people.
Total Jump — training people for a coordinated worldwide jump
Would a worldwide jump precipitate an earthquake or unite humanity across division?
Pink Noise Salon — filtering media overload with the golden ratio of sound
Is emergent pink noise the golden ratio of sound that can filter media overstimulation?


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In Pauline's continued commitment to Uplift the Human Spirit, she has joined forces with some extraordinary women with Ziva Life Collective.
Share the Journey.
Red Lantern Goes on Retreat with ZIVA LIFE COLLECTIVE
8-10 September 2017
Jamberoo Resort – South Coast, NSW
When the enigmatic lady boss, Pauline Nguyen, met the invigorating personal performance coach, Dr Maria Zuschmann, it didn't take long for them to realise that they were both on the same mission. In no time, they dove deep into inspired conversations around transformation, mindset, heartset, healthset and soulset. They both agreed that the time has come for a major paradigm shift to the way us women practice Self Care, Self Expression and Self Sustainability. Moving away from the 'frou frou' of mainstream feminine discourse, the Ziva Life Collective retreat is the ultimate alchemy of the impassioned topics both Maria and Pauline, study, teach and share.
Ziva is not a wellness retreat. Ziva is a retreat for Transformation. At Ziva, we will explore the terrain where NeuroScience, Health Science, Behavioural Science and Spirituality meet. Ziva is not for everyone. Self Care, Self Expression and Self Sustainability also involves embracing new perspectives, facing fear, taking risks, and powering ourselves up to shine bright in our Divine Feminine Glory. Ziva is only for those who are ready to step up and ask themselves "What is the next level for me? I no longer want to live my life by default. How do I design my own destiny? What do I need to do to feel the way I want to feel? How do I sing the true song of the life my heart desires? And how can I do this with effortless flow – with dignity, grace and poise?"
Mark and Pauline will nourish you with Red Lantern's award winning food throughout the unique weekend.
The Ziva Life Collective retreat is by application only. The weekend is strictly limited, both in numbers and in attitude. Whether you want to change yourself or change the world, we want to ensure that our retreat is filled with only change makers – those who want to Level Up to their infinite potential.


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Tertiary Arts Community Events
Creative art schools are home to emerging artists who will become Australia's leading performers, painters, sculptors, creative writers, film makers, actors and designers. Throughout the year, universities across the country present hundreds of events which give the public an opportunity to experience the talent, and perhaps the formative thinking, of our future cultural ambassadors
Although not comprehensive, the fifty plus events outlined below presents just a selection. Search by date or location to check out who, when and what may be on in your region in the coming weeks. . .
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Earlier Event: November 16DUST Fashion Graduate Show 2016
Later Event: November 17Interior Architecture Graduand Exhibition


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