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From Burning Man to Big Time Brewery (Hopquality Imperial India Pale Ale)
By: Chasse Gunter
There are a lot of crazy stories floating around about burning man. Having recently gotten back from my sixth stint at the festival of art and debauchery in the Nevada desert, I'd be lying if I told you that it's what you've heard times a thousand (assuming you've heard anything). But this year I decided to keep the magic tangible and explainable in just a couple incomplete sentences: 24. 7. Dive bar. My camp had a full service, free of charge dive bar with several bartenders working aorund the clock all the time; we also had a piano, beer bong, and pool table. So although I spent my time pre, post, and during the Burn, sitting at a dive bar, leaving Burning Man for the real world is comparable to the transition from the default world, to—say—jail, for example. One doesn't realize how much freedom one has until you take a shirt off in a bar or interrupt a family picnic at Alki beach. And out here, in this bright normal world, if I tell a cop car to drive around me, he probably won't hand me a chapstick and pat me on the shoulder (that's another story).
Too make a long story short, I'm undergoing a self-perscribed intensive decompression period—as to not frighten society types. So after some very slow thinking, I decide to unfurl myself at a university district brewpub with more awards than frames to hold them, friendly staff, and history making importance: Big Time Brewery (est 1988) The ever quotable Rick noted that original Washington state liquor laws prevented places that brewed beer to serve beer too, but Big time overturned that, and the first Washington brewpub was born…or so the Googleable legend goes.
Pour: My friend didn't hesitate to call out my stupidity as soon as I asked if the Hopquility Imperial IPA was a very hoppy IPA. Alright, so I guess I haven't heard of many craft beer breweries that make a point to mislead drinkers. I was sold on the promise of a distinct lemon body and Amarillo hints and neutral towards the Magnum and Ahtannum. When the pint arrives, I note a beautiful glowing sunny wheat color.
Taste: I was pleased to find that the aroma of lemon took some of the bite off (yeah, I eat smell). So keep the nostrils flaired while drinking if you aren't a hop fan—or if you're somewhere in the middle like myself. Swishing it in my mouth, it is bitter, but there's a subtle honey hue that pops in and out—as well as the lingering citrus notes that come in and out. There is some grassyness to it too (possibly the Amarillo, but I don't have the credentials to make that call). The hoppyness grew towards the final sips thoughI begin to mention how odd it is to me that such a self dubbed liberal city as Seattle would "unofficially" choose India Pale Ale as "the" craft beer of choice–with the beer's roots to imperialism. It was brewed with a high enough alcohol content to survive lng enough journeys to reach British troops conquering In—….but I get bored of talking part way and drink and write instead.
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Live From Main Street is a tour of the U.S. in Election Year 2008, hosted by popular journalist and radio personality Laura Flanders and produced by The Media Consortium – a member-based organization committed to strengthening the independent media landscape. The Media Consortium is comprised of 45 of the nation's leading independent journalism outlets with a collective reach to over 5 million people a month. Live From Main Street's goal is to develop new ways for independent media to work collaboratively to inform and support the democratic process while bringing truth and the voices of everyday Americans to the current national election conversation.


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How did Detroit get its name?
It was founded by Frenchman Cadillac and has a French name meaning by or near a strait or channel.
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Population of Detroit?
Approx. 800-900k people, down from over 1.8 million in the 1960's. This is for the city itself, the metro area is over 5 million people.
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How poor is Detroit?
Detroit has among the highest unemployment rate of 15.8%. Inaddition, the City filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy and was approved.Detroit's outstanding debt totals $18 billion.
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What is the soviet Detroit?
Soviet Detroit is a Communist Group formed by the Russian Mafia. It's a secret organization that is at war with the Michigan militia.
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Detroit with children?
Detroit is actually a very kid-friendly city. Although there are not as many things as, say, New York City or Toronto, there's plenty to do here. The downtown area at the base
of Woodward around the Renaissance Center (where all the hotels are) is quite safe and walkable, as is the Midtown/Cass Corridor area near Wayne State University. Most of the main attractions in Detroit proper are going to be along Woodward Avenue. There's also a lot to do outside the city. Things to do inside the city: . Comerica Park and Ford Field are great venues for major-league baseball and football, respectively. I would recommend the former, however, if you're actually interested in rooting for the home team... . The Detroit Science Center (5020 John R St) is always popular with children. Check their website to see current exhibitions. They have an IMAX theater and a planetarium. . Belle Isle Park is always fun in the summer and fall. . The newly-completed Riverwalk is great in pleasant weather. Also try the riverwalk across the Canadian border in neighboring Windsor. . Things to do a short drive from the city: . The Detroit Zoo (8450 W. 10 Mile Rd, Royal Oak, MI) is great year-round. Be sure to check out the Arctic Ring of Life, the world's largest polar bear display area. The hummingbird and butterfly aviary is a wonderful experience for smaller children. . You shouldn't pass up The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village (20900 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn, MI). Founded in 1929 by automobile pioneer Henry Ford, it is arguably one of the world's finest museums and living history attractions. There's really too many plusses to list here. Their motor vehicle collections are second to none. They have Abraham Lincoln's chair from Ford's Theater. You can take a ride on a steam locomotive or in a Model T! Thomas Edison's workshop was "re-assembled" here. They also have an IMAX theater and the ever-popular Ford Rouge Factory Tour, where you can watch an F-150 pickup as it goes down the assembly line. . The Cranbrook Science Center (39221 Woodward Ave, Bloomfield Hills, MI) is another great science and natural history museum.
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Is Detroit bad?
Detriot is not that bad of a city. I've lived here my enitire life and never got my car stolen, never got jumped, never had any problems in the city. I even had to move to eig
ht mile (close to where the movie eight mile was filmed) for 3 years and yet, never had any problems. Certain areas of Detroit are the ones you want to stay away from. Like 7-mile, Allan Park, Hazel Park, Rodchester Hills, places like that are where you'll get your car stolen, beat up, and mugged. Hell, I've even seen a few Crips and Bloods (gangs) goin' at each other once, scariest moment of my life. Other areas of Detroit like Warren, Eastpionte, Rosevillle, Center Line, are the best places to be. Center Line especially because if you're new, everyone is so welcoming and nice, barely any gangs, and just really good energy from everyone. Detroit has a lot of art and culture like the Heidelberg Project which is located downtown (coolest art project I've seen, safest place downtown), the Science Center (ages 6 - 12 will be most amused), The American Museum of African American History (very cool, mummies and everything), Comerica Park (they tore down the Old Tiger's Stadium), Joe Louis Arena, and many other places that are simply amazing. Personally, I have nothing against the city, I love it. Honestly, it's probably not the best place to raise your kids. So is Detroit bad? Yes and No.
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Is it rainy in Detroit?
Its not that rainy here but near the winter time it gets real cold and lots snow.
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Is there a mint in Detroit?
why not? you can buy mints pretty much anywhere... they are good to eat :)
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Who is the governor of Detroit?
Cities do not have governors. The state of Michigan, where Detroit is located, has a governor. (see related question)
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What happened to Detroit?
I'll tell ya what happened in Detroit. Specifically One Industry - One big, big reason Detroit (and in general the State of Michigan) fell was because of the fall of the au
to industry. Detroit completely relied on just one industry. Compare to other cities like Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles, which all had multiple industries. Throughout the 1940s till the 1960s, the auto industry prospered, but from the 70s onward the American auto industry has faced stiff competition from East Asia and Europe, and the recession didn't help at all. Race Relations and Segregation - Another big thing that killed Detroit over was segregation. During the 1960s, a way of trying to "integrate" schools was to "diversify" students of backgrounds. For example, black children from the inner city were moved to schools in the wealthy Detroit suburbs, which wasn't a bad idea itself, but the idea of moving white children to inner city schools was a bad idea. Many white families were fed up with this, and left Detroit. Detroit was completely segregated, and these racial tensions have continued ever since due to misconceptions. Decline of US Industry - A big, big big misconception is that "not buying American killed Detroit". No, not necessarily. Many big companies actually themselves brought the decline. They could move to countries like China, Mexico, Brazil, or Russia (or really anywhere outside the United States) and start factories there cheaper. Companies started doing this, and Americans started losing jobs in the industrial sector beginning in the 1970s. Detroit had no gains from this. Budget Problems - Recent budget problems have plagued Detroit, and for a very long time. The City of Detroit has not been helped by recent federal budget problems. The budget problems started coming along especially after the movement of companies to other countries. And there. that's how Detroit died. A lack of industries to fall back on, the decline of the rust belt, and budget problems brought on by this has helped kill Detroit.


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Over 350 representatives from industry, academia, the University's alumni community, and government attended. In addition, 40 pupils, aged 15 to 18, attended from schools across Dorset, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire.
Prior to this lecture, guests had enjoyed three mini-lectures on the theme of hypersonics and cryogenics, the 4th Year project competition and a research exhibition focussing on space, Lauri Hansen had also held a special Q&A session with pupils from local schools.
In her Maurice Lubbock Memorial Lecture, Lauri Hansen discussed the challenges of human space exploration, as well as the engineering solutions to complex problems such as the design of heat shields for spacecraft. She said: 'There are many challenges in designing spacecraft including safety, complex vehicle design, and mass challenges. Together, NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) will provide the capability to take humans further than we have ever been before – 70,000 km past the moon. This will be the next big step in expanding the frontiers of human exploration, eventually leading to human footprints on Mars'.
Comments included:
'Many thanks for a great event. I have been thinking about space problems far too much since those interesting lectures'.
'I thought Lauri Hansen's lecture was the most captivating ever. The topic was fascinating, but also her presentation was superb'.
For a full report on the Lubbock day, including videos of the lectures, see the Engineering Science website.


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"Now the door swings wide. The flames flicker and out of the swirling smoke strides your father. His mail coat glitters. The grey blade of the spear in his hand glints. The red eyes of the boar upon his helmet glow as if alive, defying anyone to harm the man under its protection. On his shield the fire-drakes writhe, blue and red and green. The hilt of his sword, gold and jewelled, flashes in the firelight so that it hurts the eye to look upon it. At his shoulder the brooch on his cloak sparkles. Beside him the slave girl, though a strapping lass, can barely stagger under the weight of gold and silver plate in her arms.
"The skald ceases in his song. All along the mead-benches the warriors stop their talk, fall silent and turn to gaze. Woden's handmaids pause in their serving and stare, nudge one another and whisper. There are great names among the drinkers in that hall, men who were kings here on earth, yet none came there more richly provisioned, nor more noble in his bearing. All eyes follow him as he strides through the hall. Who is he, this tall and handsome man, bearing gifts of such splendour? Surely a king, king of the greatest kingdom on earth.
"He approaches the top table where the gods sit at meat, the three sons of Tiw Allfather who rule the world of the gods. Woden in the centre, an awesome figure more than man-high, his face shrouded, his one eye burning like a coal. Lord Frey on the left, the foster-son, his golden hair bright as the sun. Thunor on the right, his shoulders three times broader than a big man, his red beard flowing over his mighty chest. On the table before him lies his hammer, that forged the earth and has shattered many a giant's skull, and in his hand he holds the whetstone that makes the lightning flash in the skies. You and I, Hereric, would fall in fear before them, but your father has passed the dread gates of death and they hold no terror for him. He stands before Woden as a thane before his king, respectful, admiring, but not servile, a free man among his equals. At his gesture, the slave girl spreads her burden on the table before the gods. They are pleased with the gifts, for though they have many rare and beautiful things, they have nothing finer.
"Woden rises, cloaked in shadow. He is tall, taller than the tallest man, and his head brushes the rafters of that lofty hall. His voice is like the roar of flame in a forest, like the thunder of waves upon a shore. Woden speaks."
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2017 Battle of the Bands Ready for Kick Off
One of the Loudoun's best-loved musical events is on the horizon: YouthFest 2017 kicks off this month with the first of its Battle of the Bands preliminary rounds. And while applications for contestants are closed, it's a great chance to come out and hear some of the best teen bands and performers around.
YouthFest kicks off with series of preliminary rounds in the first three months of the year followed by a final battle in April, and then the big event at One Loudoun on June 17. Each year, YouthFest features a national touring act as the headliner, with a lineup of local winners as openers. This year's headline act has not yet been announced.
Preliminary competitions will be held Friday, Jan. 27, Friday, Feb. 24, and Friday, March 24 at 6 p.m. at Atlantis, 45449 Severn Way in Sterling. Admission is $5.
The final battle of the bands of will take place Friday, April 21 at 6 p.m. at the Tally Ho Theatre, 19 W. Market Street in Leesburg. Admission is $8.
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'Lie to me' is derivative of Justin Timberlake - who wowed global audiences with his Eurovision interval act a few years back. And as dated as that makes this sound, Eurovision has rarely been about what's currently dropping (look at me, down with the kids).
Recent online clips, suggest Mikolas has it in him to perform live, and he's quite the looker, which isn't going to hurt his chances with televoters - male or female.
Jury members are guided by something called 'The Green Document'. It's never been made available online to the public, and so its contents are subject to speculation. Earlier published versions of the contest rules revealed jurors were told to consider the quality of song, performance, and staging. Many also believe that these internal guidelines also direct jurors to consider 'hit potential' - could the song chart widely? And if that is the case, the answer here is most likely yes, and therefore Mikolas should score highly with that group too.
The video is very professionally done - and if you saw the clip supporting the song entered last year, you'll know that's not a given. The song itself isn't my bag, but I can see how it will appeal. Yes it's repetitive, but that's not the worst thing to happen when you have three minutes to get a song into the heads of those who can make or break it's score.
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with summer finally ending and the kids being back in school, we're finally falling into a regular routine again.
and it's pure bliss.
i promise to get myself back into the routine of blogging soon - have some (very good) things in the works and haven't had much time for it lately.
be back soon with plenty of Emily Post-isms, Junior League stories and miscellaneous stuff.


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Whether you plan to order screen-printed t-shirts in the near future, or might some time down the line, there are important variables to consider in order to make sure your clients' custom t-shirts don't suffer from regular wash and wear.
Some of these variable include elements like ink & hand, underbase, plastisol ink, ink additives, water-based ink, and bullet proof vest. Below are the types of shirt printing these elements apply to:
Printing a design in darker and lighter shades of the shirt color is called tonal printing. By gearing the artwork for tonal printing you eliminate the need for an under base. It's part of the design to see some of the shirt showing through. The printer can create the stencil using finely woven screen mesh (fabric). By printing through a fine mesh, very little ink is transferred to the garment. The print will be super soft using the traditional plastisol ink.
Vintage printing captures the look and feel of your favorite old t-shirt. Start with an athletic heather tri-blend or retro baseball raglan for a classic vintage look. Next, add some distress to your art. Request a soft-hand ink additive or even water-based ink. After the first wash, you won't even be able to feel the print!
White or Light
White or very light colored tees (pastel colors) are really the best choice for a bright print with a soft hand. The screen printer can create the stencil on a high mesh (fabric). This allows a minimal amount of ink to go on the shirt when printing, and the print colors will remain most true. Soft hand ink additives are an option for an even softer print, as well as water-based ink.
Inks with soft hand additives and regular water-based inks are very transparent and do not print well on an under base, so how do you get a soft hand on dark tees? Discharge! Discharge ink is a kind of water based ink, but is formulated to bleach the t-shirt fabric while depositing pigment. It's really quite amazing! Take note that some fabric dye lots do not discharge well, and can end up leaving the inks with a tint of the shirt color.
The actual act of printing is key to a great print, however, artwork, t-shirt color and spe-cialty inks are also contributing factors to a great print. Be sure to discuss ink options with a screen print professional, and you are all set for some awesome retail quality screen printed t-shirts!


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Title: Pandemonium
Author: Lauren Oliver
Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books
Release Date: February 28, 2012
Source: Purchased
Edition: Hardcover (375 pages)
Genre: YA Dystopian
Cover Review: I really like how each cover in this series has it's own color scheme. I love the orange and the yellow!
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Series: Delirium #2
Main Character: Lena
I'm pushing aside the memory of my nightmare,
pushing aside thoughts of Alex,
pushing aside thoughts of Hana and my old school,
like Raven taught me to do.
The old life is dead.
But the old Lena is dead too.
I buried her.
I left her beyond a fence,
behind a wall of smoke and flame. Lauren Oliver delivers an electrifying follow-up to her acclaimed New York Times bestseller, Delirium. This riveting, brilliant novel crackles with the fire of fierce defiance, forbidden romance, and the sparks of a revolution about to ignite.
In Pandemonium, we follow Lena in both then and now. After deciding that she doesn't want to get the cure, she has to go undercover during now. She has to pretend to be a student at school and she goes to a huge meeting against the uncureds. She ends up getting caught with the very person that she has been told to keep a close eye on-Julien. Julien is the son of the mastermind behind the no uncureds campaign. He has a sickness, and he was told that he could possibly die if he gets the procedure. Because of who his father is, he decides that it's the right thing to do anyway. After getting caught, Julien and Lena grow pretty close together, though they both have their secrets.
During then, we follow Lena as she tries to find a camp after escaping the city. She ends up in a village where a girl named Raven is in charge. Raven is really strong and she decides to take Lena in as long as she works for it. After something happens in the village, the story goes on as Raven, Lena, and the others escape and try to survive.
Lena really grew on me with this book. In the first book, she revolved as a character a lot. It's even more true with Pandemonium. Lena has changed from the goody-two-shoes who follows the rules into a girl who is willing to do what she needs in order to survive and get by. She is much stronger as well. She no longer relies on Alex, as we have no clue where in the world he is. We can definitely see the change in attitude that Lena has between then and now.
Julien was a great side character. He had quite a background and we found that we definitely shouldn't judge a book by its cover. He was really sweet though he had his reservations. I felt really bad for him because of who his father was. I mean, he got in trouble for reading books! That just shouldn't happen.
Pandemonium was even better than Delirium. It was much more action-packed and it wasn't as sweet and bubbly as the first book was. It was more of an adventurous novel, like most dystopians are. I highly suggest picking it up if you have or haven't read the first one. I also loved how Lauren wrote with both Then and Now. We got to see her a few months later (now) and how she came to find Raven and the crew (then). Plus, the ending was just crazy! I can't wait for Requiem.
"Sometimes I feel like if you just watch things, just sit still and let the world exist in front of you-sometimes I swear that just for a second time freezes and the world pauses in its tilt. Just for a second. And if you somehow found a way to live in that second, then you would live forever."


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HARTFORD - In a rare 11 a.m. morning game Wednesday at the XL Center, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms (3-3-1) came prepared and certainly weren't sluggish in a 4-0 shutout win over the Hartford WolfPack (3-5-0).
Anthony Stolarz recorded a 33-save shutout - his first since December 19th, 2014 in Hershey - that really set the tone for the game. T.J. Brennan tallied a goal and two assists, with both of his helpers coming in the way of his shots from the point getting re-directed into the net.
Cole Bardreau, Corban Knight and Mark Zengerle also tallied goals for the Phantoms in the win as the Phantoms improve to 2-0-1 in the season series with the WolfPack, with the last two games at the XL Center being lopsided Phantoms' wins.
Anthony Stolarz recorded a 33-save shutout - his first since December 19th, 2014 in Hershey - that really set the tone for the game. T.J. Brennan tallied a goal and two assists, with both of his helpers coming in the way of his shots from the point getting re-directed into the net.
Cole Bardreau, Corban Knight and Mark Zengerle also tallied goals for the Phantoms in the win as the Phantoms improve to 2-0-1 in the season series with the WolfPack, with the last two games at the XL Center being lopsided Phantoms' wins.
The Phantoms head for Providence, Rhode Island in advance of Friday night's game against the Providence Bruins - the 5th and final game of the road trip before heading back to Allentown overnight Friday to host Springfield at the PPL Center on Saturday.
Full recap after the jump, plus thoughts from head coach Scott Gordon, goaltender Anthony Stolarz and a special video interview with hard-hat wearing T.J. Brennan.
Head coach Scott Gordon:
On tightening up defensively and limiting turnovers/chances against:
It's just nice to play a third period and not give up an odd man rush. Guys were really focused in that area. We talked about it after the weekend. When you get down to it we were losing games for the wrong reasons whether it's penalties and odd man rushes or making the wrong reads. We did really well in those two areasOn the play of Anthony Stolarz:
In saying that, that was nothing like the game he played in Hershey. I thought in Hershey it was a much tougher game. Today was a game about positional play and controlling the rebounds which he did a really good job with.On T.J. Brennan:
Guys like T.J., that's why they get points. They find a way to get pucks through and it's a real good job by him.Anthony Stolarz
On his first shutout in over two years:
Anytime you get a shutout, you have a pretty good chance of winning. I think the biggest thing for us especially after last weekend was getting back on track. I thought it was our best game of the season. Guys played great defensively, we got some greasy goals tonight - guys crashing the net and tipping pucks. I think if we can continue to play like this I think we're going to have a lot of success.On defense in front of him tightening up, making things easier for him:
I think when we simplify things and don't be fancy and try to do too much and keep things simple, we're a really good team. We have a lot of guys who will work their tail of and a lot of skill guys who can do some special things with the puck. Today, we kind of mixed that together. We played a really good overall game.On building confidence:
Yeah, of course. Anytime you start the season there's that kind of feeling out process. Right now, I think I'm in a nice little rhythm. IT feels nice to get out there and everytime I get in net I feel more and more confident. Just have to keep that trend going. Usually when your goalie is playing well, the team kind of respond. Today, we responded with four goals so hopefully we can keep that going into the weekend.
The Phantoms went on the power play 22 seconds into the contest, displaying good puck movement and five shots on the man advantage but unable to take an early 1-0 lead. From there, the Phantoms controlled the play in the opening six and a half minutes - opening up a 7-2 shots advantage and spending much of the opening minutes in the offensive zone.
Hartford's first shot of the game was a dangerous one, as a turnover behind the Phantoms' net almost proved costly. Instead, Anthony Stolarz came up with a big stop on a shot from the slot.
Lehigh Valley took a 1-0 lead on a heads up play in the offensive zone from T.J. Brennan, who passed the puck up ice into the offensive zone and cut into the middle - receiving a pass at the top of the left-wing circle and firing it past Magnus Hellberg with 8:45 left in the 1st frame. Jordan Weal and Taylor Leier added assists on the play.
Play started to even out in the middle part of the period, but Lehigh Valley turned up the heat in the final minutes of the period and were rewarded with their second goal of the game to take a 2-0 lead into the first intermission.
Mark Zengerle, who was stopped on a breakaway earlier in the period, got a puck down low and was robbed by Hellberg for a second time. Amidst the scramble atop the crease for the rebound, Cole Bardreau found the loose puck and lifted a rebound over a host of bodies to make it a 2-0 lead. Both Zengerle and Nicolas Aube-Kubel added assists on Bardreau's 1st of the season in his 3rd game back following off-season abdominal surgery.
The second period didn't bring any goals, but plenty of physical play and chirping. There were several post-whistle shoving matches as the teams are starting to get under each other's skin. Today marked the third meeting between the two teams in the past week and a half.
All in all, the WolfPack were the better team in the middle frame - outshooting the Phantoms by a 16-6 margin in the period. Luckily for Lehigh Valley, Stolarz was up to the task on all 16 shots in the period - making a big stop on Chris Summers late in the 2nd period when it appeared like Stolarz was down and out and it would be an easy empty net chance for the Wolf Pack.
In the third period, the Phantoms extended their lead to 4-0 on a pair of goals coming off point shots from Brennan.
First, Corban Knight had an expert deflection of Brennan's point shot from the slot that eluded Hellberg 2:51 into the final frame. Radel Fazleev added a secondary assist on the play.
Later in the period, Brennan was at it again - shooting one from the point that deflected off of Mark Zengerle's skate on its way past Hellberg to give the Phantoms a 4-0 lead.
Anthony Stolarz (33 saves - 33 shots) got the start in net today for Lehigh Valley. Alex Lyon served as the team's backup goaltender.
Sam Morin has avoided suspension for his hit on Travis Boyd Sunday in Hershey. He remained in the lineup, and Max Lamarche was the 7th defenseman.
Danick Martel (knee) is close and could return to the lineup this weekend, but he missed his second straight game after a knee-on-knee collision with Kyle Burroughs Saturday night in Bridgeport knocked him out of action. There was no update on his status for this weekend's games, so he appears to be day-to-day with that lower body ailment.
Scratches: Danick Martel (knee), Max Lamarache and Petr Straka
Lines (Starters in Bold/Italics)
Greg Carey - Andy Miele - Colin McDonald (C)
Taylor Leier (A) - Jordan Weal - Chris Conner
Cole Bardreau - Mark Zengerle - Nicolas Aube-Kubel
Tyrell Goulbourne - Radel Fazleev - Corban Knight
T.J. Brennan - Reece Willcox
Will O'Neill - Robert Hagg
Sam Morin- Travis Sanheim
Anthony Stolarz - Alex Lyon
1st Period
0:22: HFD - (PP) Glass, minor (slashing)
11:15: LV - Brennan (3) - Weal, Willcox
18:52: LV - Bardreau (1) - Zengerle
2nd Period
2:33: LV - (PP) Fazleev, minor (tripping)
10:16: HFD - (PP) Stromwall, minor (tripping)
3rd Period
2:51: LV - Knight (2) - Brennan, Fazleev
8:52: LV - (PP) Aube-Kubel, minor (holding)
11:27: HFD - (PP) Fontaine, minor (holding)
14:55: LV - Zengerle (3) - Brennan
8:52: LV - (PP) Aube-Kubel, minor (holding)
11:27: HFD - (PP) Fontaine, minor (holding)
14:55: LV - Zengerle (3) - Brennan


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Hey Everyone,
It's FRIDAY and I've been touring the Blogosphere this week on various blogs and telling everyone about my new book. OF COURSE, I had to stop by my own site to share how excited I am about my new book FATAL OPPOSITION! Check out my full tour here with Creative Expressions Literary Services.
If you are just joining this series, don't worry. Did you know that when I write, I don't even know that I'm writing a series. For me this helps the titles be true "stand-alones" which means the book can stand on it's own.
In short, in Fatal Opposition, I visit with the youngest brother James Parker. He made an appearance in Anchored Hearts.
James's story is about who we really are, when we're adopted and the longing we have to search out our roots. Now, if (and when) we decide to open Pandora's box on the past, what are the consequences? Will digging excavate a ticking time bomb and is there enough time to cover back up all the mess that's now out before it hurts other people?
James has loved his adopted family, he has three awesome brothers, the fifth one is in jail but four out of five success stories ain't bad and James has also always longed to know about his past. His mother and father and as the detective he hired has informed him, his interesting and what appears to be so far, shady biological brother.
Cashell Bruer is a PR professional that is just trying to live life. She has a fantastic career in communications and while she's lived a very sheltered life, thanks to a heart condition that kept her sidelined, she is ready to live. She meets James on her birthday when friends stand her up and leave her feeling lonely. James turns the night around and their mutual attraction to one another seems instant.
Cashell doesn't know much about James and the fact that he's looking for his family is both intriguing and a perfect story to uncover but some stones are better left unturned.
Enjoy Chapter One of Fatal Opposition and keep reading as below, I talk about how readers, friends and new fans can support their favorite authors and for you, I hope that's me. 🙂
4 Things YOU Can Do to Show an Author YOU LOVE their work!!!
- Write a review – I can't underscore the importance of writing a review. It is the single largest thing and it's so little effort. Don't be intimated about writing a review. Just a couple of sentences, in fact, just answer these: I liked this story because… ABC. This story was interesting because… (e.g. suspense, mystery, romance). This book is about… The author did a great job at… I recommend this book to those that like… ABC. Did you know that many books need at least 50 reviews to make it.
- WRITE the author, and guess what, whatever you said in a review, tell the author personally on their site, via e-mail or write them a letter.
- Tell others – you can be an influencer for an author. That's what a street team does. See a friend reading something you think might be similar? Tell friend about author's book and finally,
- PURCHASE a book for a friend as a Christmas gift or for their birthday. We all have skeptics, they don't read this and that and some are afraid to try something new, if you give/buy them a copy, they'll have NO excuse not to give it a try.


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Are Mobile Applications the next Big Thing in Doha ?
Qatar has one of the highest mobile penetration rates at over 85% with smartphones accounting for 50% of internet connected devices. In the 15-24 yrs bracket, mobile penetration is 100% with 98% of these devices connected. Qatar's population is around 5 million people which translate to a mobile base of over 4.25 million. These are mouthwatering numbers for mobile app developers in Doha.
Encouraging Statistics
The statistics of mobile usage and internet connectivity should spur mobile app developers who are looking for a growing market.
- 85% of households have a broadband connection up from 80% in 2010
- Households have an average of 2 computers, 3 mobile phones and 1 smartphone
- Mobile penetration is 100% in the 15-24 yrs. bracket of which 98% are connected to the internet
- 59% of internet users are looking for goods and services, 50% are downloading software, 35% are downloading games and 25% are doing online purchases
- Mobile based e-commerce was estimates were $0.45 billion in 2015 up from $0.4 billion in 2012
- The biggest social media networks for Qatari nationals are Whatsapp (97%), Instagram (65%), BBM (48%), Twitter (46%), Facebook (44%) and Snapchat (39%)
Areas of Opportunity
The top 5 uses of internet connection for Qataris are;
- watching movies, downloading, or music videos 69%
- downloading and reading newspapers and magazines 59%
- Searching for information on products and services 55%
- Searching ,downloading and installing software 50%
- Searching government organizations 45%
Another notable use is that game related traffic account for 35% of internet usage.
Smartphones account for 75% of the mobiles in Qatar. 72% of smartphone owners are ages 32 years and below. The smartphone platforms share is as follows;
- Android -40%
- iOS- 35%
- Blackberry -15%
- Windows – 10%
Mobile App Industry
There are 11 leading mobile app development firms in Doha. The most popular apps are for photography and social networking. Android app development can exploit the demand for social networking and photography as seen by the top free Android apps
- Messenger
- IMO free video
- ShareIt
The top free apps on iOS show that iOS app development on social networking is also a good growing opportunity.
- Bitmoji keyboard
- Prisma
- Geopets
- Lumyer
Growing Trend
Qatar is the fourth biggest user of Facebook in the MENA region. However, the biggest social networking apps are Whatsapp, Instagram, Twitter, BBM, Facebook and Snapchat in that order. This shows that the Twitter and Facebook still have room to grow, which is a good sign as these networks have lots of room for app development.


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For more great "Wordless Wednesday" pictures, visit 5 minutes for mom.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Wordless Wednesday!
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That is sooo adorable!ReplyDelete
Dandelions or no, it's still a tip toe through the tulips kind of picture!ReplyDelete
I think that is such a sweet picture of your daughter! :)ReplyDelete
I use a Nikon d40x (now called the d60). I love it and it's so easy to use!
Have a great weekend!
it's a wonderful camera! i got it from ritz camera and it came with the 18-55 lens (the sprinkler pics were shot with that lens) and a 70-300 lens (the beach pictures from April were shot with that lens) as well as a bag and free classes! We love it!ReplyDelete
That is a cute picture! I love the little dress!ReplyDelete
If I could use a trailer I would! We tent it unless we go with my sister and her family. Then we usually still tent it, but we have a trailer also so that is nice. They live 2 1/2 hours away though so it's hard to go all the time together.ReplyDelete
So which state do you live in? You may have said in one of your posts, but I can't remember. I am just wondering if you go camping in the mountains or by lakes or somewhere else?


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GPS Compass
GPS Compass
Navtech Systems has been involved with surveillance systems for the police and developed a product for use on long range surveillance systems.
The device is a low cost GPS heading reference – compass – that will provide sub1 degree accuracy with respect to true north. This can be used for the bore sight alignment of a long range telescope, video camera or the alignment of tracking systems (radars) used in such applications as border surveillance.
Furthermore the device can also provide Target Positioning using data from the camera/telescope/radar location, direction (heading) of pointing and the target range input given by a conventional range finder.
This device is an order of magnitude more accurate than a conventional magnetic compass and does not have variation or deviation errors. The only constraint is that the two GPS antennas must be mounted on the axis of the telescope or camera some 40 cm apart with a clear view of the sky.
The derived GPS position is differentially corrected for sub meter accuracy for location that enhances the system to yield inherent precision and ease of use. The user interface is comprehensive and flexible with standard interface protocols for simplicity of integration.
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TORONTO, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index turned negative on Tuesday morning as gold prices retreated from record highs and dragged heavyweight gold mining shares lower.
At 10:01 a.m. (1501 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE was down 0.37 points at 13,275.64.
($1=$1.00 Canadian) (Reporting by Solarina Ho; editing by Peter Galloway)


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A closer look of Ägräs Gin and Ägräs Akvavit
Ägräs Gin and Ägräs Akvavit are finally in circulation so let's dive a bit deeper into both of them.
The bottles
We are from Fiskars, Finland and we cherish the history of the village. To emphasize this we've chosen to give a new life to the font of Fiskars on the bottles. This font originates from the most sold plough Fiskars Aura nr. 10. The kind that you pull with a horse on a field.
Ägräs Gin: The bottle is recognizable by the blue label by the bottleneck, also because it says Gin and the content is transparent.
Ägräs Akvavit: We use the same bottle for akvavit as for gin. The most notable difference is that the spirit itself is of a darker, golden color. The label is red.
Now that you know how the bottles look like and you're able to pinpoint them out in a bar and in the near future in an Alko, let's open the gates to their aromas and tastes.
Ägräs Gin
Imagine a misty autumn morning by the brink of a field. It's calm and a bit chilly. The field extracts fresh smells of herbs ready to be picked to your basket. That's how Ägräs Gin smells and tastes like.
When opening a bottle of Ägräs Gin you will recognize the scents of juniper berry but bringing a mix to the package by adding clover, angelica and citrus.
A greeting from our master distiller Tomi that Ägräs Gin is a very good gin to drink chilled by itself. Nonetheless, it's designed to go well in cocktails thanks to its soft taste and distinct aroma.
Ägräs Akvavit
A day of hard work is over. You're sitting on the couch by the fireplace relaxing and enjoying the moment. That's what the scent of Ägräs Akvavit might bring to your mind. The taste takes you even deeper thanks to the herbs used in the distilling process.
Ägräs Akvavit is fresh and lively, with a rich taste of Finnish caraway seeds and rich flavors of fennel and citrus peel as well as hints of vanilla because of Oak barrel maturing.
After distilling, the product is put into oak barrels to mature for 4 weeks. When ready, we get the beautiful golden color and the right to call it akvavit.
The scent of our akvavit is quite spicy and the taste is indeed very rich. For the best experience Tomi recommends to enjoy the drink by itself unchilled to bring out the whole depth. Sure you can also enjoy it chilled down if you prefer to do so, but the soft tastes from the oak barrel maturing will be gone because of the cold.


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I'm just a piece of dandelion seed, that flew with the wind, away from where I used to be, to find a place to belong to, but I won't forget who I was
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Souvenirs from Balikpapan
Holy Day Holiday (part 2)
We spent almost all day long visiting Dan's uncles, aunties and cousins. I'm glad my children could get along with Dan's cousin's children although they just have met.
Day 2
The Beach!!
Beaches are our favorite. The beach was clean. Sandy, and the water was quite still, almost no wave, so I can let my children get into the water with no worries.
We made a sand castle that looked a lot more like a bunch of burgers.
And there was a park for children to play. With my children's favorite game: climbing stuff
Crocodile Ranch
Nobody could tell us what this croc ranch is developed for. Do they take croc skins for fashion needs, or take their meat for food, or else?. The ranch was split in parts according to the croc's age.
My children need to climb up the cage to be able to see the adult crocs in the pond. Suddenly one of the crocs roar. Ir got kinda shocked, he jumped and fell seated. His pants were wet and dirty. So I bought 'any pants will do' in a shop nearby. While Dan was changing Ir's pants, Ar looked inside the plastic bag and asked, "Where's mine?".
Dan answered, "Your pants are okay, you don't need to change". But he wanted to have one. Oh, you twins.... So they changed their pants with these batik pants...
Day 3
We went to a mall and the kids have some fun in kidzone playground
Day 4
An uncle offered us to go to Tenggarong, 3 hours riding from Balikpapan to see a museum. But my mom in law said that museum in Yogya and Solo are better. So we decided to go to the beach again...
Time to go home...
Ir cried and beg to stay a little longer. But I and Dan had to back to work the next day.
So we went home. Ibit let me to sit next to the window for a while and took some pics of the clouds we hit...
We got home at 19.00. We really enjoy our holiday....
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Holy Day Holiday (part I)
We did sholat Ied in mosque Darussalam near our house. I'm sorry we couldn't join other people to take care of the sacrificed animals like we usually did in last few years, may Allah bless them. But I had to go to Balikpapan, my parents in law's home. It is to be my first visit in my 8 years marriage...
They usually came to Java in Iedul Fitri and some special moments (ex; my children's birth), and that's how we met annually in Dan's grandparents home. But this time I want to visit them, and there's no way they can say they're not happy about it.
We left for Yogya after sholat, and got there at around twelve. Had lunch and some rest, then went to the airport, where we took our flight to Balikpapan at 16.30. It was my children's first flight and they were so excited. They were sooooo noisy in the aircraft. 'we're flying... we're flying...'
'look at the clouds....!!!'
'hey!! we're hitting the clouds, can you feel the plane shaking?'
'I want to eat noodle!'
'I want to sit next to the window, I can't see anything from here!'
'Ibu, I can fasten my seat belt by myself!'
'this flight is so long! is Balikpapan so far?'
'hey... we're landing... we're landing...!!!'
People would be able to see, it was they're first flight...
We arrived in Balikpapan at 19.00 Java time, or 20.00 there time. Iedul Adha in Balikpapan is just as crowded as Iedul Fitri. Right after we got there, people come to visit my parents in law, since they are hajjis. I was too tired, so after a little hospitality and bla bla I apologized and went upstairs with the children and went to bed..
(to be continued...)
Iedul Adha (2)
When Allah told him to sacrifice his son Ismail, Ibrahim followed the order, and Ismail had no hesitate at all...
It was Allah the al Mighty who change Ismail with a lamb, right before Ibrahim's sword touched Ismail skin...
We are no prophet, and Allah has made it easier for us. We only have to sacrifice lamb, or goat, or cow, or camel. How could we still feel so hard about it?
And learn from Ibrahim, that the children we think we have, are actually not ours. They, like other things Allah has given to us, belong to HIM, and to HIM we will all return.
Allahu Akbar.
HAPPY IEDUL ADHA (to those who celebrate it...)
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
How do you remember a phone number?
Nanny said, 'Ar Ir called Bapak by them selves this afternoon'
I asked them: 'O really? You could?'.
Ar answered: 'Yes I can' .
Me: 'You know the number?'
Ar mentioned the number, including 'stacked eggs' for '8'. He got it right.
Me: 'What about you Ir? You also know the number?'
Ir just held my hand and took me to the phone. And then pointed his finger to the numbers, 'this and this and this and this and this and this and this and this'. Eight digits, he can't mentioned the number but he knows the places to push.
It's a little strange for me, how Ir memorize it. But still I said, ' I'm proud of you guys. You can call Bapak anytime you want to. But... don't you want to call Ibu too?'
Together they said: 'No. I don't know your number'
Ooooo... I tought them to call their Bapak but forgot to tell how to call me!!
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Everybody Kiss.....!!!!!
I got home at six yesterday. Oooo.... Igot so much time to spend with my family!
We were in front of TV, the TV was on but we didn't care. We rolled on one another. Suddenly Ibit yelled: everybody kiss Bapak!! So we all did... MMMMUAHHHH!!!
And I continued: everybody kiss Ar!! So we all did... MMMMUAHHHH!!!
Then Dan (Bapak) said: everybody kiss Ibit!! So we all did... MMMMUAHHHH!!!
After that Ir said: everybody kiss Ibu!! So I got four kisses at a time... MMMMUAHHHH!!!
Ended when Ar said: everybody kiss Ir!! So we all did... MMMMUAHHHH!!!
Sweet massal kisses...
I love my family!
my work
My post before was about this hard time. Thank GOD I still have saturday and sunday. I don't go nowhere those days, that's what I said I'll pay.
I'm so thankful my children don't protest me about this long hours working. It's not everyday anyway, they understand it.
I hope I still deserve to be called 'a good mother'.
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
what kinda o mather am I?
I get home at 20.00
my kids wake up at 05.00. I bathe them and feed them, and at 06. 30 we go our separate ways. they, to school while I, to work.
at 20.00 get home. little talk and laugh to them. 20.45 they brush they teeth and pee, then at 21.00 they go to bed.
I meet my children 2 hours a day.
this year end is so hard.... working is soooooo tiring, some times makes me sick...
I'll pay this at the holiday....
Thursday, December 6, 2007
I my self don't really get it, I just tried it and found out my level is 'genius'. That means need a genius to understand my blog.
Is that good or bad?
Try it: readability
have fun!
it should make us better
not worse
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
(sok) SIBUK
so little time
so much to do
no time to post
no time to blogwalking
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Darling, you have such a big mouth....
Saturday, December 1, 2007
another baby, baby?
Ibit: OK. But it better be a girl, boys are bad.
Ar: OK. Girl or boy, but only one, not twin. (What's wrong with twin? He answered: you'll be very busy taking care of them....)
Ir: No more babies....
Am I ready to have one (or more)...?
mmmmmm.... I want to have one, but I'm not sure I'm ready for it... :)


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Yesterday, I linked some photos of that little Jerry Maguire star, Jonathan Lipnicki, all grown up and looking buff.
Well, in case you didn't click on the link for the whole spread, as it were, I'm hereby highlighting some of the more interactive shots of Jonathan and his wrestling partner.
Some of them are unintentionally provocative in a way you simply can't make up — the camera just happens to capture the magic.
Jonathan had me at "Hello, I'm gonna wrestle in a very intimate and unselfconscious manner."
You can write your own captions, I'm sure.
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Ever wondered if we could have got the opportunities we missed; the moments we spent happily; the people we met; the situation that made us feel amazing. What if we could have changed the mistakes we did and the wrong decisions we took. I wonder how we will change our life if we get the power to go back in time and change each and everything according to our norms. The time when we had to choose among a few options and we opted for something, but later that something is causing us pain and then we could just have changed that one wrong choice we made and we could have lived happily ever after. It seems to be amazing to have this power to change. Contradicting this, I also wonder that why God didn't give us this power. Well, supposedly, because we the humans are so demanding that we would have created more harm than good. We can't make our self confined according to one situation. We want more and more. We want better and best.
Life is a crazy thing. It is uncertain. We don't know what next moment is going to give us. This world is round. What you do, will be given back to you in some form. Still, at times we doubt our choices. The feeling that Life would have been different if I would have opted for the second option rather than the first makes us insane. And then what we are left with can be defined in only one word i.e REGRETS. Making a wrong decision is scary, but what is more scarier is regret. So, stop thinking about what we chose and what we didn't. Just do what you feel is right. Make your own decisions so that in future its you who is responsible for everything. In the worst scenario the decision will not be lucrative. Still you will be happy that you did what you felt like doing. Regardless of those regrets think about making the present countable. If that decision is making your life a mess then don't moan over it rather learn from the mistakes and move on. This life is really precious so don't spoil it by cribbing over the miseries.
In hindsight the choices might seem to be wrong sometimes but at that very moment it was our decision the one we took and it seemed best in that given scenario. That is what make us the one we own and should give its due respect. Just because it didn't worked out as our plan with our limited thought process doesn't demean the value of that decision the one we are responsible for and the one which is truly ours. So, Stay happy with everything around you as it is the creation of our decisions. Try to be calm in every situation of life. Rely on the Almighty and trust His endless love. He will do the best for you.


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Liquidnet Creates COO Role, Appoints New Head of U.S. Sales
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Sheila Ríos and Brian Duffy
with Special Guests
Mocha Beans Cafe
Westpoint Shopping Centre
Altamount St
Event Date: Sunday, May 7, 2017
Time: 7pm
Admission: €8
After last months successful launch hosted by David Dee Moore and filmed by Irishtv.ie, 'The Acoustic Yard' presents three exciting contemporary songwriters in Kate O'Callaghan from Donegal, Jim McKee a Tyrone native based in the Burren and Mayo resident Paul Kirwan.
Kate O'Callaghan's recent CD 'The Still Beyond' manages to combine evocative melodies with intelligent considered lyrics. She has a very distinctive writing style that compliments her beautiful vocal delivery. She has sung at numerous festivals including the Galway Arts Festival and Glastonbury in the UK.
Another hidden gem is the multi talented Jim McKee whose new CD 'Goodness comes from the heart' is full of catchy tunes and emotive lyrics. Some of his songs appear in the award winning film 'Songs for Amy' which will be globally released this year. Jim is also an actor and a professional artist with his paintings displayed extensively in Ireland and France.
Paul Kirwan is known around Ireland as front man with his Mayo based Paul K Band. With his smooth and atmospheric vocal and his virtuoso fast piano blues playing, his original songwriting can make you both dance and clutch at your heart strings. Paul has shared the stage with Duke Special, Arlo Guthrie, Deacon Blue, Imelda May and he recently appeared on BalconyTV.


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Sized 5 �" by 3 �". No studio name, reverse has standard
postcard printing. While both soldiers wear the same medal and
both have the ribbon folded right over left, the soldier on
the right actually has the ribbon on his threaded backward
with the black stripe on the left rather than to his right.
Note the fact that the orange stripe down the middle of the
ribbon registered as black on the negative. There is lettering
on both of the sergeant's shoulder straps, the largest of
which may be a letter A. His sword hilt also has a standard
Russian tassel hanging from it.
Excellent condition. The corners on the obverse are a little
shiny from having had album corners over them; the surface
exhibits signs of age, but no abuse.


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For Optum Idaho, Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement (QAPI) is not a department, but a central tenet in the way we conduct all aspects of our operation. We are continually monitoring multiple areas of our performance; our impact on members, families, other stakeholders and providers; and constantly looking for ways to improve.
Our comprehensive QAPI program encompasses outcomes, quality assessment, quality management, quality assurance, and performance improvement. The QAPI program includes data driven, focused performance improvement activities designed to meet the behavioral health needs of our members /member families, State of Idaho contract requirements and federal regulations.
Member input and guidance is critical to transform the mental health system, which is why we actively engage with members through various committees, boards and organizations to ensure their voice is a part of our decision-making process. We also conduct quarterly member satisfaction surveys that influence how we monitor and adjust our operations to help us meet and exceed performance metrics.
Upon request, Optum makes information available about the QAPI Program, including a description of the QAPI Program and a report on our progress in meeting goals.
- The Peer Review Committee reviews member cases related to reported critical incidents and identified quality of care concerns and Initiates engagement, monitoring and outreach activities with network agencies/individual practitioners as necessary.
- The Peer Review Committee is not responsible for reviews related to member service requests.
The Provider Advisory Committee reports to the QAPI Committee.
- The purpose of the Optum Idaho Provider Advisory Committee is to establish a forum for representatives from the qualified service providers to provide recommendations, input and prioritization of initiatives or issues impacting the provider community. The Committee is also a forum for providers to bring forth their recommendations for changes to procedures, enhancements to systems or to discuss/plan key initiatives to put forth to IDHW.
The Provider Advisory Committee reports to the QAPI Committee.
- The Recovery and Resiliency Council's role is to collaboratively review, contribute, and suggest from a member's perspective potential gaps and needs as well as successes and notable improvements to the delivery of services in the Optum Idaho Behavioral Health Plan. The Recovery and Resiliency Council provides a forum to promote community and regional representation and solicit feedback to improve services provided our members.
The Recovery and Resiliency Council reports to the QAPI Committee.
- The Clinical and Service Advisory Committee is responsible for reviewing inter-rater reliability, utilization and outcomes data for tracking and trending of quality of care and service. The Committee is also responsible for approving and modifying all utilization management criteria and practice guidelines tailored to the specific needs, regulatory requirements and policies of Optum Idaho.
The Clinical Service Advisory Committee reports to the QAPI Committee.


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Longitude: -1.6613 / 1°39'40"W
OS Eastings: 423531
OS Northings: 193562
OS Grid: SU235935
Mapcode National: GBR 5VZ.0SQ
Mapcode Global: VHC0R.5129
Entry Name: Courtleaze Farm Buildings and Attached Gatepiers and Rickyard Walls
Listing Date: 23 November 1990
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1052663
English Heritage Legacy ID: 251539
Location: Coleshill, Vale of White Horse, Oxfordshire, SN6
County: Oxfordshire
District: Vale of White Horse
Civil Parish: Coleshill
Traditional County: Berkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Oxfordshire
Church of England Parish: Coleshill
Church of England Diocese: Oxford
Courtleaze Farm
6/70 Buildings and attached
gatepiers and rickyard
Model farm for Coleshill House, now workshops, store rooms and offices.
c1850-54 for the 2nd Earl of Radnor; designed by E.W. Moore (agent to the
Earl), plans drawn by G. Lamb, builders W. Pedley followed by E. Streeter.
C19 and C20 alterations; converted late C20 for the National Trust.
Rubblestone with ashlar dressings; red brick, some with blue brick headers
in Flemish bond, some in rat trap bond. Stone slate roofs survive to sheep
yard buildings and workshops; otherwise Welsh slate, some replaced by
corrugated asbestos.
The plan of the farm makes use of the sloping and split-level site, and was
worked progressively from the higher to the lower levels (ie from east to
west). At the east end is a large rick yard, having a subterranean wagon
house at its north-west corner; along south side a workshop range for
wheelwright, mason and sawyer; across its west end a long range comprising
from north to south, sheds; root and straw store with barn over; nag stable
and gig house with bailiff's office, wool room and carpenters' workshop over
(this section now National Trust offices). To west of this range are 2
yards, the north yard being the former poultry yard; the south yard divided
into a cowyard (to west) and stable yard (to east). Each yard is surrounded
by buildings. The poultry yard on the north side has a range of stables,
tool store and shoeing shed, and forge and kitchen with boys room over; on
the west side are cattle sheds fronted by yards, with a fatting cattle range
behind; on the south side is the piggery range and straw barn with granary
over (which is attached to the root store/barn). The piggery range forms
also the north side of the cow yard, having pig yards on that side; the west
side of the cow yard is a bull house with the cattle fatting range behind;
and on the south side is a range of dairy cow stalls and cow boxes with calf
pens and hay house at east end. To west of the poultry and cow yards and
the adjoining buildings is a sheep yard. This has a covered manure pit to
the centre of the east side, and opposite this a fatting sheep house from
which open-fronted sheds extend to line the rest of the curve-cornered yard.
There are entrances into the poultry yard at its north-east corner with
gatepiers on roadside attached to rickyard walls; to the stable yard on the
south; and to the sheep yard at the south-west corner. Food was taken from
the main root store/barn to the animals by means of a tram system which
utilised the sloping ground.
The farm buildings which are built of stone have quoins; chamfered quoined
surrounds to openings, the windows with chamfered mullions and small-pane
glazing; moulded kneelers; stone copings with finials; and stone ridges.
The brick buildings have segmental brick-arched openings. The open-fronted
sheds have iron columns on chamfered padstones.
The Rickyard walls are approximately 2 metres high with stone coping; there
are 2 entrances on the east side, into which the walls curve ending in brick
quoins; there are steps down to the lower-level road at the south-west
corner and into the lower poultry yard at the north-west corner; the
workshop range is partly open-fronted; the subterranean wagon house has 5
brick round-arched entrances to barrel-vaulted chambers and lean-to sheds
against west side. The root store/barn has slit vents in north gable; board
doors and windows of 2 and 3 lights to east and west sides; attached engine
house of brick in rat-trap bond on east side; and louvred octagonal turret
with swept metal spire and weather vane. The straw barn/granary is in
similar style; as also the nag stable and gig house office/workshop over,
although this now has some late C20 glazed doors, it also has a glass-roofed
ridge louvre, a brick stack and a stone stack, and to its south (road) side
three 3-light windows with hoodmoulds. The stable range (on north side of
poultry yard) is possible older, surviving from a previous, C18, model farm
on the site; it is of rubblestone with brick dressings; of 4:1:4 bays having
single-storey wings flanking taller central gabled bay with attic; and
having alternately doors and windows, the wings with ridge louvres; 2 ashlar
stacks. The adjoining range (to east) formerly had open-fronted tool shed
and shoeing bays, these now with C20 horizontal boarding, doors and windows.
The former forge and kitchen block is of brick in Flemish bond with stone to
the more visible rear and right return elevations; it has blocked door and
window on left, door on right, and central ashlar ridge stack. The cattle
shed yards on west side of poultry yard are brick-walled, the sheds open-
fronted. The piggery range is of brick in rat-trap bond, it has glass-
roofed ridge louvres; the 6 pig yards on the south side have low round-
topped brick walls and round-arched entries into boxes behind. The dairy
cow range is also of brick, with similar ridge louvre, but its more visible
south (road) side is of stone with 2-light windows and central gabled bay.
The gateways into poultry yard, stable yard and sheep yard have square
ashlar piers with chamfered piers, strings, moulded pyramidal capstones, and
board gates. In the sheep yard the covered manure pit has superstructure
comprising low brick wall on stone plinth carrying iron columns which
support hipped roof. Behind it, the range of fatting cattle boxes has
continuous ridge louvre. The sheep fatting house is of 3:1:3 bays, having
single-storey wings flanking central 2-storey gabled bay. Some sections of
the originally open-fronted attached sheds have been walled across.
Interiors: some traces of tramways. Roofs have wooden braced king-post
trusses, except for the root store/barn which has collared queen-post
trusses, the posts set well apart to give good clearance. Some machinery
gearing survives in the barn.
Advanced features of this model farm were the large pig-fattening unit
designed with central feeding access; such large-scale provision for sheep;
the steam boilers for preparing feed; the covered midden; the tramway system
with turntable unit linking side feed passages to the central store; the
slatted floor originally in the fatting sheep house; and the ventilation of
the granary through wall gratings.
The Builder, xii (1854), pp 653-5.
National Trust leaflet, Coleshill Model farm (1985).
E. J. Weller, Coleshill Model Farm, Oxfordshire. Past, Present, Future
Listing NGR: SU2353193562
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1. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectschris_balcom Jul 10, 2018 10:01 AM (in response to newatthis)
PERC or PATHCHK (in ERC during connectivity extraction) might give you more clearly defined results for a check like that as a long term solution but as a quick idea for debug of the immediate issue you might consider adding a text label to metal connected to the OD and then using the NET operation to highlight that net based on the name of the text label you added. The results you get may be influenced by the connectivity (CONNECT statements) in the rule file such as whether or not resistors are considered as breaking the net or if they are ignored (shorted by not cutting the connectivity at the resistor body marker for instance) during the latchup check. Depending on the nature of the connectivity and the presence of resistors in the path you're interested in it may require some trial and error.
2. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectsnewatthis Jul 10, 2018 10:13 AM (in response to chris_balcom)
Thank you, chris_balcom.
Yes, those were my thoughts at first, also. I placed the text label and used CONNECT statements to show me where that net goes, and I further gave it some code to short through resistors. That code is helpful, but it highlights the entire net, which can be quite large once the resistors are shorted through.
I would like to specifically highlight the path that leads from the OD to the bondpad in question. I'm wondering if there is a method to do exactly this without highlighting parts of the net that aren't related to the OD-Bondpad connection.
Thanks again.
3. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectschris_balcom Jul 10, 2018 10:30 AM (in response to newatthis)
Hi Newatthis,
I think your best bet for getting a direct path is to use "short isolation". If you don't know which bondpad is involved you could add a check to show just the bondpad layer on that original net you were looking at (the NET operation with output by certain layer). If you already know which bondpad is involved you could place a text such as "pad_text" on the pad and then keep the other text near the OD such as "od_text" and then turn on short isolation and run "calibre -spice" style of connectivity extraction. Here's a TechNote with details if you need for that: https://support.mentor.com/knowledge-base/MG33010
If the rule file is currently only for DRC you may need to add a dummy device statement and a few basic LVS specification statements for the LVS report etc. so that the calibre -spice netlist extraction will have something to run with (the short isolation is part of LVS flow, not DRC).
Once you run that you should get an ASCII results file such as lvs.rep.shorts that you can load up in DRC-RVE to view the "pruned" path between those two different texts you added.
4. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectsnewatthis Jul 10, 2018 12:05 PM (in response to chris_balcom)
Thanks again, chris_balcom.
I like the idea of the LVS short isolation tool, where I would place a label on the OD and then let it show me the shortest path between that and a bondpad, shorting through resistors. I had played around with that at some point, but then I went back to trying to augment the DRC code to show the path. Perhaps I should further explore the LVS to see if I can show a clear path that way. And using your advice, I should be able to make some headway with it.
Thanks again, very much.
5. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectsnewatthis Jul 10, 2018 1:06 PM (in response to chris_balcom)
Hi, Chris.
A quick LVS with labels in place and short isolation turned on shows an immediate concern. When I'm shorting through resistors, several pads become part of the net, and the Layout Shorts tab doesn't report all of the shorts because when it seems all these labels on a single net, it picks some names and ignores others. For instance, if a single net has three labels on it: A, B, and C, the Layout Shorts tab shows me two shortest paths:
A to B
A to C
Ideally, I would like it to show multiple shortest paths, covering each combination of labels:
A to B
A to C
B to C
I know I can look at my extraction results and see the complete list of labels on that net, but for the purposes of seeing the shortest path, is it possible to have it report all combinations of labels?
6. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectschris_balcom Jul 11, 2018 8:53 AM (in response to newatthis)
If it helps, there is a "NAME" option where you can specify something like:
to limit the results to a shortest path between those names
7. Re: DRC - Show a path between two objectsnewatthis Jul 12, 2018 7:18 AM (in response to chris_balcom)
Thank you, Chris.
From that response, I'll assume that there is no way to have it display the shorts between all the labels in the Layout Shorts tab. I'll experiment with the NAME option. Thanks for your help.


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Joey loved playing hide-and-seek. He was even willing to be "it" if that was what it took to get someone to play with him. Of course, he preferred to hide than to seek. This was because he was really and truly a hiding expert. More often than not, people would give up and have to call, "Olly, olly all in freeeeee" which would bring Joey, giggling, from his hiding place. Joey's grandma and grandpa were always willing to play and always willing to be the seekers and Joey loved nothing more than an afternoon of game after game of hide-and-seek all around their house.
Joey's exploits as the hider became stories Grandpa often told at the supper table after such an afternoon. Grandpa made every game sound like high adventure, but honestly, Joey's hiding skills didn't require any exaggeration to make a good story.
"Wait until you hear where Joey hid this afternoon," said Grandpa. "When Grandma and I finished counting, we decided to search each room together so we could start at the perimeter and work our way into the middle."
Grandpa had explained to Joey what perimeter meant earlier in the afternoon and Joey grinned to hear the new word again.
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"Tell them what happened next, Grandpa," Joey said, bouncing in his seat. He was so pleased with this story, he'd completely forgotten about his plate of Grandma's chicken and dumplings, even though it was his absolute favorite.
"I'm getting to it," Grandpa assured him. He looked around the table at the family. "We just couldn't find him. We had already agreed the garage was out of bounds, so the only room left was the kitchen. Joey is much too big to hide in the drawers and he can't fit in the cabinets without moving out some of the pots and pans. Grandma checked the pantry closet and he wasn't in there, either." Grandpa threw up his hands in emphasis. "Well, we had to call all-in-free and do you know where this clever guy was hiding?" He paused a moment and when no one guessed, he delivered the triumphant conclusion. "He was in the pull-out cabinet where we keep the garbage can! Joey put the can out in the garage while we were counting, hopped in the cabinet in its place, and used the hardware to pull it shut from inside."
Well, after that episode, everyone was pretty sure Joey had hit his zenith. No hiding place could ever be as clever and difficult to figure out as that one had been. Everyone believed that until Joey topped it.
"I never thought he'd beat hiding in the garbage cabinet," Grandpa said one evening at supper. "I really thought that was the most imaginative hiding place in the house. But Joey sure proved me wrong this afternoon."
Grandpa described searching the house, not even omitting low shelves and corners thought too small for a five year old boy. Drawers were opened, curtains pulled aside, closets opened and clothing parted, all to no avail.
"Well, once again," said Grandpa, "Grandma and I had to call all-in-free, even though we searched absolutely everywhere for nearly half an hour. So, I shouted out, 'Olly, olly, all in free' and that's when Grandma heard Joey laughing from the spare bedroom closet." Grandpa looked stern. "Now, you all know we had checked that closet. We checked that closet twice. But, when we looked in again, we could hear Joey laughing and my old army duffle bag was propped up in the corner." Grandpa paused. "It was wiggling. Joey was inside the duffle bag! He stepped in, pulled it on like a sack in a sack race, drew the top mostly shut, and leaned into the corner so it looked like he was propped there."
Joey was laughing again, just as he had that afternoon, as the whole family exclaimed in surprise and awe. Grandpa was chuckling, too.
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All services are from noon to 12:30 p.m. with a light lunch to follow. An offering for LOVE Inc. will be taken each week. Everyone is welcome. Wednesday, March 29 -Wesley UMC, 22025 Atlanta Rd., Seaford, Rev. Tom Birowski Wednesday, April 5-Our Lady of Lourdes RCC, 532 E. Stein Hwy., Seaford, Rev. Beth Elzey For more information, call Pastor Laurie at 629-9077. Lutheran Church to sell homemade Easter Eggs Homemade Easter Eggs are available through Christ Lutheran Church: Peanut Butter, Butter Cream, Coconut Cream, also mini eggs. Variety packs are $10, eggs are $3.50 each. Must be ordered by April 5. Call 629-9755 or 629-3106.
Sister to Sister Gathering II to be held at St. Johns UMC
The Sister to Sister Gathering II will be held on Saturday, April 29 at St. Johns United Methodist Church at 300 N. Pine Street in Seaford. Check-in will be from 9:30-10:15 a.m. The program will take place from 10:30-11:30 a.m., and a catered luncheon will be served from noon-1:30 p.m. The speaker will be speaker Mrs. Susie Bond, a retreat leader for over 200 retreats for women, couples, and professional groups and Disciple Bible Study facilitator. The theme is Jesus said: I am the Bread of Life- John 6:35. The registration fee is $15, with registration ending April 14 or until 250 maximum seating is reached. For more information, call 302-629-9466.
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