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Merry Wives Of Windsor (The)
Sir John Falstaff and his band of ne'er-do-well followers, Pistol , Bardolph and Nym, have taken up residence in the peaceful village of Windsor. Out of pocket but long on guile, the four disrupt the peace of the village by poaching on the private grounds of Justice Shallow. Later, Falstaff complains to the Host of the Garter Inn that he is short of funds and he plots to make love to Mistresses Page and Ford, thereby gaining access to their husbands' wealth. Falstaff dismisses Pistol and Nym for refusing to fall in with his plans, and they plot to thwart Falstaff's plan by informing the husbands of the impending seductions.
The Merry Wives of Windsor has drawn enthusiastic audiences to the theatre for almost 400 years. Her Majesty Elizabeth I saw a performance, probably its first, prior to its publication in 1602. James I saw it in 1604, and Charles I attended a performance in 1638. It was one of the first plays revived at the beginning of the Restoration. It was revived again in an "improved" or adapted version in 1704 and 1708, and was played frequently in England during the 18th and 19th centuries in abridged versions.
Sir John Falstaff and his band of ne'er-do-well followers, Pistol , Bardolph and Nym, have taken up residence in the peaceful village of Windsor. Out of pocket but long on guile, the four disrupt the peace of the village by poaching on the private grounds of Justice Shallow. Later, Falstaff complains to the Host of the Garter Inn that he is short of funds and he plots to make love to Mistresses Page and Ford, thereby gaining access to their husbands' wealth. Falstaff dismisses Pistol and Nym for refusing to fall in with his plans, and they plot to thwart Falstaff's plan by informing the husbands of the impending seductions.
One popular legend reports that Shakespeare wrote The Merry Wives of Windsor at the express command of Elizabeth I. His sovereign was so taken with Sir John Falstaff of the Henry IV plays that she wanted to see more of him. Specifically she wanted to see the witty, wily knight "in love." Another legend reports that Shakespeare was commissioned by his patron George Carey, Baron Hunsdon, to write the play for the 1597 ceremonies of the Knights of the Garter. Hunsdon had recently been appointed Lord Chamberlain and was to be installed as a Knight of the Garter at Windsor Castle. Topical references in the play, including a thinly disguised encomium to Elizabeth I in Act V, support both these claims. Its first American productions were in Philadelphia in 1770, and in New York in 1773. It has been popular during the 20th century around the world, and during the 1980's it received several productions in America as well as in Finland, Canada, Britain, Sweden, Germany, Australia and China. At least nine musical adaptations of The Merry Wives of Windsor exist. Among them are Giuseppe Verdi's opera Falstaff, Otto Nicolai's opera Merry Wives of Windsor, and Vaughn Williams' opera Sir John in Love. At least six versions of the play have been recorded on film, three by the BBC, two by American companies and one in Germany. Orson Welles also adapted material from The Merry Wives of Windsor for his play Chimes at Midnight and its film version, Falstaff. The Merry Wives of Windsor was popular at the time of writing for a variety of reasons. First, it revived the very popular character of Sir John Falstaff from the Henry IV plays. Second, it stands out as unique in Shakespeare's canon as his only "English" comedy; it is set entirely in England, rather than in Italy, France, Athens or some other ancient or exotic locale. The immediacy of the action is constantly reiterated in references to such familiar places as Windsor Castle, Datchet Mead, Frogmore and Herne's Oak. Moreover, it is Shakespeare's only comedy to deal exclusively with middle- class citizens; an innkeeper, a parson, a country justice, a doctor. This bourgeois milieu is sustained by the language. The play is almost entirely in prose vernacular, with verse appearing only in the wooing scene and in the fairy masque in Act V. Thus, the play and the playwright give a respectful nod, not only to Elizabeth I, but to the burgeoning middle class whose rise to power she had overseen. The Merry Wives of Windsor remains popular today because it is a play about revenge revolving around the conventional theme of "the biter bit;" the author of the hoax finds himself tricked in return. There are at least eleven revenge plots going on, to which the audience is privy but some characters are not. This gives the audience a decided advantage as the plot unfolds and each revenge is worked out. Furthermore, the characters of the play are highly individualized versions of long-established types running from the Greek comedy,to the Italian commedia dell'arte, through English popular comedy, to the contemporary television sit-com. The jealous husband, the blustering soldier, the impecunious parasite, the foolish pedant, the garrulous go-between and the bumpkin country cousin are all represented. The Merry Wives of Windsor appeals to audiences of all ages because of its robust comedy. Some scholars describe it as pure farce. Its incidents are funny and aggressive, occasionally uproarious and violent, and the play benefits from bustling action and broad treatment. Funnier and even more gratifying is the gap perceived by the audience between what the characters know and what is actually happening, the delightful irony with which the audience at once sympathizes with, and feels superior to, the character who is being duped. Finally, the play has a romantic core and a benevolent conclusion, for in the midst of the plotting and hoaxing are Fenton and Anne Page, who thwart her parents' plans and steal away to be married. Innocence and young love triumph, as do common sense and middle class moral values, as Falstaff is forgiven and accepted into the community. Sir Hugh, the Welsh parson, embarks on a plot to marry Shallow's nephew, Slender, to Anne Page. He dispatches a note to Mistress Quickly, the local matchmaker, instructing her to speak to Anne on Slender's behalf. Two more suitors enlist Mistress Quickly's aid; Quickly's master, Dr. Caius, and Fenton, a penniless but noble youth who has captured Anne's heart. The pursuit of Anne is not without its complications. Slender is Master Page's choice, Dr. Caius is Mistress Page's, and Fenton is Anne's. Dr. Caius, meanwhile, intercepts the note from Sir Hugh conveying Slender's love to Anne. Anxious to preserve his honor, he challenges Sir Hugh to a duel. The Host of the Garter Inn prevents this duel by misdirecting the participants. Mistresses Page and Ford, meanwhile, have compared the identical letters they have received from Falstaff. Bemused and appalled at Falstaff's audacity, and repelled at the size of his girth, they declare revenge upon the unsuspecting knight. They will agree to a tryst, encourage his attentions, and precipitate his eventual humiliation. Ford, pricked to suspicion and jealousy by Pistol and Nym, disguises himself as Master Brook and hires Falstaff to woo Mistress Ford on his behalf. He hopes to catch Mistress Ford in flagrante delicto. Twice the Mistresses Page and Ford humiliate Falstaff, and Ford is exposed as a jealous, rampaging fool. The merry wives confess their pranks on Falstaff to their husbands. All agree that Falstaff deserves further punishment; in Windsor Park, near Hernes Oak, Falstaff is to disguise himself as the legendary Herne the Hunter, complete with furry pelt and enormous horns on his head. There he is confronted by the entire population of Windsor, and Falstaff collapses in confusion and terror, his humiliation complete. Each of the Pages depends on the darkness, disguises and noise for Slender or Dr. Cause to elope with Anne. Anne elopes instead with Fenton. Falstaff repents, the Pages relent, Anne gets her man, and all join in the general revelry. And "Brook," of course, takes advantage of the auspicious occasion to "lie with Mistress Ford."
RECONCILIATION IN THE MERRY WIVES The central theme of the major plot of The Merry Wives of Windsor is spoken by Page at the end of Act V: "That which cannot be eschewed must be embraced." The "thing" which cannot be eschewed or avoided is the "natural order of things" as evidence by the peace and harmony of the village of Windsor. Director Tom Markus remarks that the play proposes that "people are happiest when they live in accordance with the common-sense laws of nature, particularly when those laws are echoed in the civic laws and mores of the society." Falstaff is an outsider who comes to Windsor from the court in London, and presumes to disrupt the social fabric of this complacent, bourgeois society by outsmarting the men and seducing the women. It is necessary that the society, in the persons of Mistress Ford and Mistress Page, educate or correct the interloper so he may fit in, so that he may brought "home [to] laugh and sport o'er . by the country fire," so that the natural order of domesticity and its implied creative process may prevail. Falstaff learns that money is not as important as friends. The second plot underscores the first. The true lovers, Anne and Fenton, outwit the parents. Nature prevails, the inappropriate suitors are defeated, and Master and Mistress Page are thwarted in their attempts to manipulate the natural course of love. Fenton, like Falstaff, an outsider by virtue of his class and urban origins, learns that money is not as important as true love. These themes are underscored in this production by setting the action in Tudor England. This location is its natural home and the source of familiar iconography. The Merry Wives of Windsor is middle class, rural, domestic, warm and forgiving, and its themes are grounded in the laws of nature which are the source of civic order and the rules of appropriate behavior. These qualities are reflected in the setting and costumesof this production. The costumes of the citizens of Windsor are simple in line and fabric, warm and autumnal in color. The outsiders, Fenton and Falstaff (and his cohorts), are made obvious by the alien, more urban look of their clothing. However all of the costumes exaggerate the universal qualities of each character so that the type is easily recognizable. The setting has the qualities of a story-book, for more than any of Shakespeare's plays The Merry Wives of Windsor has the feel of a folk-tale, with its rural origins, cautionary structure, mock-mystical fleecing of the scapegoat, and homely moral. The set presents a Tudor village as it might be represented in a picture-book, not in its entirety or in three- dimensions, but in line, color and two dimensions suggesting the architecture of the period. The set pieces are cut-outs in natural organic shapes, 3/4 life size to further suggest a storybook, and painted or drawn as if by hand, to represent the natural textures of wood, stone and thatch. The overall effect is warm, civilized, simple and benign, a place where all strangers are welcome provided they play be the rules.
Craik, T.W. The Merry Wives of Windsor. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1989. Green, William. Shakespeare's "Merry Wives of Windsor. New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1962. Hibberd, G.R., ed The Merry Wives of Windsor. London: Penguin Books, 1973. Oliver, H.J., ed. The Merry Wives of Windsor. London: Routledge, 1971. Stoll, Elmer Edgar. Falstaff. Philadelphia: Folcroft Press, Inc., 191


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This is one of the few recipes that works better in a microwave than a conventional oven. The mild-flavored squash gets its name from the fact that the interior, when cooked, separates into a glorious golden tangle of long spaghetti-like strands. That intriguing texture goes well with a Moroccan-inspired combination of supermarket spices. The larger the spaghetti squash, the thicker and more flavorful the strands.
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Really good, and easy! Usually spaghetti squash is too bland for me, but these spices really perked it up. I followed some other reviewers' advice and upped the spices, and tossed in some raisins.
So I just want to comment since I have already reviewed this recipe and love it. Its a great recipe but for the first time I think I've overdone s. squash! Beware, it makes it mushy. Not inedible but less desirable. Still recommend same butter but double spices...amazing even when over cooked...
Whoa, this is bland stuff. I (we) love squash but not this one! Even after taking up reviewers' suggestions of more salt, more garlic, more spices--way more of everything--this still called out for something, anything, to make it edible. After gamely suffering a few bites, I resorted to the oldest squash remedy known to Americans: brown sugar. At least we didn't have to throw it out. In saying this I refer to the squash. The recipe? Out with the garbage.
This was my first microwaved squash. I try to never use a micro for food BUT this recipe said it worked best and I remember my husband of 35 years telling me he used to micro these squash. I used a 2# (small) squash and halved the butter and spices and thought it was delicious. I didn't have cilantro, it would add a nice color but flavor wise we didn't miss it.
Super tasty!! Wish I would have doubled the spices though, it would have been better with more cumin and cayenne.
This dish is delicious. I used olive oil instead of butter, and added a bit of curry and turmeric. Made a side of lentils with similar spices as a side dish. Great together!
hey, we love this recipe and although I might have reviewed it in the past-I couldn't find it. I do double the butter/spice recipe for a normal sized squash. it is great for night of and left overs. Don't need the fresh cilantro if you don't have it. Our itty bitty micro wave takes about 2x as long.
Very bland- if I were to make this again, I'd double the spices... Needs "something" else- the suggestion for raisins sounds promising.
YUM. Really doesn't need that much butter. But then again, butter never hurts.
A 4 lb spaghetti squash? Where do you find one of those? Or the pickup truck to cart it home in? I did this with the largest squash in my market, which was 1 lb. There is something seriously off in the proportions here. I cut the spices down proportionately, but 1/8 stick of butter was not nearly enough. And the cayenne was still too heavy. I want to taste squash, not just cayenne.

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My requirement, in short, is to collect a serial data into a variable.
What i am trying is, to transmit a data, for example, "Serial.myPrint("arduino");", which will be transmitted via the 'tx' pin 3(which is set as my software 'tx' pin; pin 2 is the software 'rx') and collect the same into a variable, via the 'rx' pin of arduino. I have shorted the 'tx' pin of arduino with the software 'rx' pin 2 and 'rx' pin of arduino with the software 'tx' pin 3.
As i mentioned, if we use "x=UART.Read()", i can read and collect a data being received by the 'rx' pin of arduino.
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#include<NewSoftSerial.h> NewSoftSerial mySerial(2,3); char c; void setup(){ Serial.begin(9600); mySerial.begin(9600); }void loop(){ Serial.Print("Key1"); //(1) <<<<<<<<<<<<<< delay(1000); if (mySerial.available() > 0) { c=mySerial.Read(); // (2) <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< delay(1000); }}
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Here's what's gonna happen: @stuckey2 will reach out to @nropp and say "I'm super busy with work, let me tail you".
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Then @stuckey2 will post his plays shortly after the real capper, @nropp posts them
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@stuckey2 will mix in an occasional play from @Dave_Essler or a few other strong CBB cappers, but he'll go down with the ship (as he has)
Dude, after the day everyone had how are you going to change things up?
Three of my picks were his picks. I think he had the same picks as Stuckey yeterday.
RAS... the dude is 20-5 this year. And Memphis, I'm going to keep it going
haithme is a fricking douche, guy wouldn't shut the hell up all week about how Bama -9.5 was just a lock and Bama should have been favored by more than 2 TDs
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Do the actual numbers really have ANY value in your eyes, Buzz? Or for that matter, in the eyes of your leaders?
Am I wrong in assuming you hold in contempt the actions of these demonstrators? As a small business man, you are looking forward to having universal healthcare, so the 'burden' is off your shoulders? My question is, what is stopping you from removing your responsibility of carrying employee healthcare? Is there a law that requires it?


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Has anyone found the TRU speeder bikes locally yet...or the Maul Returns Target BP?
Has anyone found the TRU speeder bikes locally yet...or the Maul Returns Target BP?
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Haven't been to target, but TRU didn't have the speeders last week. It takes them a while to make it east so probably late this week at the earliest.
Just picked them up online though and got the BOGO 1/2 off price which paid for tax and shipping. Limit of 2 per purchase.
Wow, 2 hours later and already sold out (I guess this isn't terribly surprising.) Just got an e-mail saying the ones I ordered this AM are backordered, so I may keep hitting the stores until I get an e-mail saying they shipped.
Got the Maul returns battlepack at a Target in Riverdale, MD (I think that's the name of where I was.) It's somewhere on the other side of the DC beltway from Frederick. Had a lot of them for $19.99. Honestly I bought it for the nightsister, but the other 2 figures look good as well. I already had the armored savage and a realistic version of this Maul from the battlepack with Owen Lars, but since that's the only way top get a nightsister, I pulled the trigger without much thought.
Maul Returns is EVERYWHERE at Target down in Hampton Roads area.
I checked 3 Toys R Us last weekend. and again Tuesday, and no Biker Scouts yet in this area.
I like the Maul set but i wish Hasbro would make sure their figures can STAND UP without assistance (robot legs Maul, I'm looking at you).
Got the Maul BP in Laurel at 19.99. Still no speeder bikes(really wanted 2 on the BOGO deal; I wanted to open one & pose under the AT-ST from WalMart.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
3 Different toys r us in 3 different Virginia cities in 3 days. No Speeder Bikes.
Also no Kmart exclusives yet either. Did our truck overturn on 64 or 81???
Seriously...or I95. Haven't seen the k-mart 2packs either, yet I read they hit in other eastern states.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Went to TRU yesterday and the very helpful manager looked up the speeder bikes in the computer for me. She said they hadn't even gotten to the main distribution warehouse that serves the DC area yet (1340 were on order for the area.) So a few more days should do it for us.
Yeah I checked on Tues. & came up empty at Glen Burnie & Columbia...hoping they're on Friday's truck.
"In my experience there's no such thing as luck."
Seriously wondering what is up with these exclusives in Virginia. It sounds like they are showing up everywhere else. Checked Toys'r'Us yesterday and today, no Speeder bikes. Several different K-marts yesterday and today, no 2 figure sets. Very strange that these seem to be hitting everywhere else. Yesterday i did the drive from Va Tech to Newport News, so the places i checked were roanoke/salem and Newport news. 5 hrs apart. nothing either spot.


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Over the past several years my research has involved new approaches to transplantation that reduce transplant-related complications and enhance patients' immune reconstitution after transplant. These approaches are making transplantation an option for new and expanding populations of patients. This research has also been integral to our developing an adult Survivorship Program for stem cell transplant patients, and has instigated the development of Memorial Sloan Kettering's 65+ Program for older adults.
In collaboration with colleagues throughout the Center, physicians of the 65+ Program created an assessment tool for older adult patients which is now used by cancer centers throughout the country to evaluate patients prior to treatment. This tool is being incorporated into the screening of older adult patients prior to transplant to assist the physicians in selecting the type of transplant best suited to each patient.
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On the national level, my membership on an expert committee for tissue, gene, and cell therapy of the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) — a non-governmental, official public standards-setting authority for healthcare products — has given me the opportunity to participate in the process of standardizing treatment modalities that are at the forefront of medical care and transplantation.
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Lee Jeans are one of the bedrocks of American denim designers and producers. The company has been in business since the late 19th Century and is currently celebrating 125 years in the fashion industry. Founded in 1889 in Salina, Kansas, the clothing company began trading under the name of Lee Mercantile Company. Headed by the creative mind of Henry David Lee the company original produced a range of denim jackets and dungarees. The company experienced its first major growth landmark in 1913 with the introduction of their Union-All work jumpsuit. This important step forward was followed up by the overall in 1920.
In the following years of that decade Lee introduced the first zipper flies for use in their jeans and garments. The 1930s and 1940s saw Lee Jeans continue to expand and soon they were named as the leading maker of work overalls in the whole of the USA. 1954 saw a major change of operations for Lee when they decided to move into the casual clothes market. This decision paid off in dividends as their intensive expansion saw many new creative ideas begin to reach a wider audience and customer base. During the 1960s the company branched out across 81 different countries. In 1969 the company was purchased by VF Corporation. As one of the brands under the largest apparel corporation in the world, Lee enjoys a reputation for a truly global consumer appeal. The 60's also saw the very first Lee television advertisement which focused on their concentration on western style clothing.
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With Vice-President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington, DC, there is hope that a new face will usher in a new era in Sino-US relations.
The simple truth is that the US and China have had few reasons to celebrate their relationship since China's accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001. Efforts to cooperate on issues as wide-ranging as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, climate change and Iran have fallen well short of full cooperation. Different priorities, approaches and values often undermine the best intentions on both sides. The result is a bilateral relationship that is characterized above all by uncertainty, mistrust and frequent friction.
There is a path forward, but it will necessitate a reorientation in the perspectives of leaders in both countries. First, both sides need to acknowledge that they are unlikely to find themselves aligned closely on most issues. In some cases, the difference will be a matter of degree. For example, while Washington and Beijing agree on certain issues against Iran, they don't agree on how broadly encompassing the sanctions should be.
In other cases, the differences will be more profound, as when the US and China found themselves on opposite sides of the recent draft UN Security Council resolution on Syria. There may even be instances in which we find ourselves actively at cross-purposes, such as in the South China Sea, where China's moves have run up against opposition from some of its neighbors and a consequent enhanced US presence.


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Antonio Lorusso. Antonio was born in Italy about the 5th of September, 1905, son of Nicola and Antonietta (Pelligrino) Lorusso.
Antonio (commonly called Anthony or Tony in this country) was a laborer in Worcester, Massachusetts, when he took Loretta Curran for his bride on the 26th of April, 1930. The couple was married by Antonio Sannella.[1] Sometime after the birth of their children, Tony and Loretta were divorced.
Loretta, daughter of Patrick and Mary (Griffin) Curran, died at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Georgia and Shirley Sear in Falmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, on the 28th of May 1960, at the age of 55. She was interred at St. John's Cemetery in Worcester.[2]
At the time of our marriage, 1963, Antonio and his second wife, Mary Yagjian, resided in Upton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, where they operated a metal manufacturing shop. While in Upton, they built first one home which they sold and then built another on property adjacent to the first on Matunick Beach in Rhode Island. When they retired from the metal business, they sold their New England properties and moved to Fort Pierce, Florida, where they lived until they passed.
Anthony Lorusso died at the age of 76, on 2 February 1984 in Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida.[3]
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[1] Marriage Record of Anthony Lorusso and Loretta Curran, no. 306, filed 12 May 1930; Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Marriages 72:416, Boston, Massachusetts.
[2] Death Certificate of Loretta A. (Curran) Lorusso, register no. 1340, filed 2 June 1960; Commonwealth of Massachusetts, State Department of Public Health, Registry of Vital Records and Statistics, Boston, Massachusetts.
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My Bachelor of Science from Rhode Island College provided me with the foundation of what I desired in a successful career. The Accounting major allowed me to learn from the expertise and experiences of the faculty. Their diverse levels of knowledge and educational backgrounds provide a portrait of what is really needed in today's financial environment. Yet an accounting degree alone was not sufficient for me to achieve my true potential and I enrolled in the Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAc) graduate program as soon as I finished my undergraduate work. The MPAc program was geared towards Financial Planning and added more building blocks to my understanding of accounting and helped me to evaluate the differing roads that an accountant can take to find their field of interest. The accounting profession has allowed me to attain valuable expertise not only in the public sector but in the private sector as well. All in all, Rhode Island College provided me with the education essential to achieving my professional goals in the future.
Today that foundational knowledge has helped me become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and has given me the desire to continue to improve my skills and master my profession. I am currently finishing a Master of Science in Taxation (MST) at Bryant University which will provide the additional skills necessary to continue to excel in my career as a Tax Accountant Professional for Hasbro, Inc. In the end, one must have the desire to continue to improve oneself to achieve true potential.


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Two weeks ago we huzzahed the arrival of Founders. There's another well-regarded newcomer to the market: Goose Island Beer Company (which ranks at #35 on RateBeer's 2012 list of the Best Brewers In the World). Some beers from the Chicago-based company (named for the only island on the Chicago River) have been available on draft for two months, and bottles are now arriving at stores.
Two offerings are from their Classic Ales line: Honker's Ale (a Bitter, 4.2% ABV) and India Pale Ale (5.9%). Both are rendered English-style, weighed toward the malt, easy on the hops, but tasty and balanced. And the 312 Urban Wheat Ale (named after the Chicago area code) is light (4.2%), golden, and smooth, with a touch of citrus. But the standouts are the entries from their Vintage Ales portfolio. The quartet of beers, which will be in stores in early April, all carry the same description: "Belgian Style Ale." The Goose Island folks say they favor the elegance of the wine-type labels and are relying on knowledgeable merchants (and shelf talkers) to explain the contents to consumers (though that's a rocky road: a few local stores that trumpet their beer expertise knew nothing about the imminent release of Hoptimum when I called around last week), but here's the lowdown on the range of styles:
• SOFIE (6.5%): A champagne-colored saison (named for the granddaughter of Goose Island founder John Hall), with a fifth of its content aged in wine barrels with orange peel. Light and tangy.
• MATILDA (7%): This Strong Pale Ale is an homage to Orval, the Trappist Ale named for the Countess of Tuscany (it's a long story involving a wedding ring and a trout and a monastery; Google it!). Wonderful fruity flavors, and lots of funky yeasty surprises.
• PEPE NERO (6%): A dark ruby saison, made with black peppercorns and dominated by roasted malts (and chestnuts). Perhaps the most intriguing of the line.
• PERE JACQUES (8.7%): An Abbey Ale (dubbel) named for the abbot at the Rochefort Trappist brewery who was a generous host to Hall and his touring band of beer enthusiasts. Ultra-malty (wheat, caramel, rye, and more) and multi-layered. Sweet and savory.
The ales are bottle-conditioned; it "develops in the bottle for up to 5 years," as it states on the labels. Cellar a few.
The not-so-microbrewery made headlines a year ago when it was purchased by Anheuser-Busch, which inspired heated debate in craft beer circles re: independent vs. corporate ownership. But the Goose Island folks say the alliance allows them to expand the output of their specialty beers (i.e., Christmas Ale, barrel-aged and sour ale projects) — to create the supply to meet the demand — since some batches of Honker's, IPA, and 312 are being produced at AB facilities (under strict quality-control guidelines).
Sierra Nevada's Hoptimum is back! Last year it was a limited released in 24-ounce bottles; this time around it's available in 12-ounce four-packs (and the brewer says it should be here through August; production was upped from 400 barrels to 3000). The Chico, CA, brewer has never been shy about making big beers, and this one is their biggest-ever IPA, crafted with whole-cone hops, and weighing it at a well-disguised 10.4% ABV. Hopheads (like the distinguished gentleman on the whimsical label) will devour this sweet, piney, aromatic wonder.
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Decoding Gessing, Part I
Dear Alibi,
The subtext of Paul Gessing's recent article espousing the power of free markets [Re: Feature, "Righting the Left," Feb. 18-24] is a clear concession to the inherent flaws of this system, yet he fails to follow his own observations to their logical conclusion.
For example, suggesting that "Free Markets = Cleaner Planet," he cites the "tragedy of the commons" with an illustration of African tribes that are given "ownership" of certain endangered species, thus giving them a stake in their survival because of the profit motive generated by ecotourism. Yet, the acknowledgment that they have a collective interest in maintaining a robust population of these animals is, by definition, also an acknowledgment that they are part of the commons of that community, not any one person's property. He stands reality on its head to claim a victory for property rights when the converse is the case.
The thing libertarians like Mr. Gessing cannot accept is that there is a legitimate role in our lives for government beyond national defense (the defense of private property, that is). Government is, after all, just a collective that exists by the mutual consent of the people for their common benefit. While his arguments illustrate the value of government's influence on environmental and agricultural policies, he goes on to suggest, incomprehensibly, that free markets have, or [if] left to their own devices would have, accomplished these ends. The American experience proves the contrary. It was the free market, unregulated industrial and agricultural practices that created the near-disastrous environmental conditions that gave rise to the environmental movement of the 1960s, the Clean Water Act and the regulation of emissions from industrial smokestacks and automobiles.
To adopt Mr. Gessing's brand of revisionism requires a myopia that is ill-suited to our times.
Peter Neils
Decoding Gessing, Part II
Dear Alibi,
"Everything you know about the right is wrong" [Re: Feature, "Righting the Left," Feb. 18-24] is certainly a provocative lead line and some readers responded to various EFFECTS of conservative ideologies on economics, the environment, health care, etc. There was little or no discussion of the actual ideologies. What DO the conservatives believe? You may find the answers from conservatives themselves in Conservatives Without Conscience by John Dean. This book written by a certifiable conservative intellectual (former legal counsel to President Nixon) is a valuable and essential source for anyone wishing to understand what modern conservatism is all about.
Stephen Lambert
Decoding Gessing, Part III
Dear Alibi,
[Re: Feature, "Righting the Left," Feb. 18-24][Re: Feature, "Righting the Left," Feb. 18-24] I hope you follow this article up with one titled "Everything you know about wrong is Right." You can reference the Wikipedia page on "Psychological manipulation" at en.wikipedia.org/
John G. Marr
What Paul Gessing Was Too Polite to Say
Dear Alibi,
[Re: Feature, "Righting the Left," Feb. 18-24] Free (unregulated) markets always produce the greatest good for the greatest number at the lowest price. I challenge any of those who offered criticism to give one example of any other health care that does not enslave doctors and patients either by forcing them to work for free or at a lower price then they would like or by forcing those who do not want health care to pay for it anyway.
Liberty is always good thing.
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Dear Alibi,
It was my good fortune to recently return to Albuquerque with a new job. I had not lived here since 2007, having worked outside the state in the meanwhile.
Albuquerque is a great place to live, and having been away, I'm all the more positive that it is chiefly because of the people. When I lived here the first time, my neighbors and friends tried to convince me it was a great place because of the great weather, or even the great food, but it is the people.
That long preface brings me to the main point. In the last month, no matter which route I took to work, I could not count the number of payday loans and check advance businesses along the way. It's terrible.
Can New Mexicans stop the federal government from bending over backwards and letting Wall Street and the big banking interests have their way? Probably not.
Can we get our own legislature and city government to break the backs of these local lazy profiteers? Absolutely!
Other states have succeeded in removing this plague. These bottom-feeding lenders contribute nothing to the local economy and are shameless in what they are willing to remove from it.
Contact your representatives. Tell them New Mexico is better than this. We don't need businesses that only serve to make the poor even poorer. We are a great state—let's legislate like it.
Jason Anders
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Dear Alibi,
Stop publishing Captain America!!! His opinions about music and the Albuquerque music scene are worthless. I want to read an article about a current band and what they are up to, not about what show some mediocre bands played many years ago and how cool he is for having been there. Everything seems to be "punk rock" to him too. That shit waffle doesn't even know the meaning of punk rock. If Scared of Chaka are punk rock then Taylor Swift sings for a Mariachi band. The last straw was his article last week [Re: Music, Dirty City Archives, "¡Un Grito Electrico!" Feb. 2-March 3] when he compared Chinese Love Beads drummer to that of Led Zeppelin's John Bonham. He has no right being a music writer if that kind of amateur bullshit comes off his keyboard. The Captain needs to pull his head outta his ass, stick to writing his zine and stop reliving the glory days. And while you're at it, stop publishing so much Don Schrader.
Kyle Erickson
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Thread: Fish tank in a media room???
05-23-2013, 02:37 AM #11Member Goldfish
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stressed fish lead to disease, sickness, and then death. may it be premature, or at their time that is a proven fact in the aquatics world for what stress does to fish.
Information is based on science. if your tank can see the flashing lights, then your fish experience that.
well known fact is that fish do not enjoy that strob light effect.
lastly, glass does dampen the vibration. however, you are forgetting that sound travels through air. and the tank isn't 'sealed' to prevent vibrations coming into the tank.
that constant rumble that travels through their water doesn't help them whatsoever.
it's just like you standing in front of a speaker at a concert...look up how that 'shakes your insides' and how that's not really healthy if you sustain that for long periods/frequent periods.
so no. it's not guessing. it is experience and how math and science work.
i've taken many optics classes to know how light travels through mediums, and how sound waves travel through mediums.
OP: you've made a wise choice not putting in that media room.
my tank is in my 'man cave' with my TV, but it is out of the way and I don't blare the music either. maybe explore a happy medium?
well the glass might be a thermal insulator, but it isnt a good sound insulator. glass will vibrate with the loud sounds. and cause vibrations into the tank. im not saying that a normal volume tv will cause any fish distress, but a loud war movie with a big sub woofer might cause some problems. im also not saying it will kill all fish, as stated above some fish are more skidish thus prone to stress than other. think about tapping on the glass, the fish scatter until they are used to seeing you and the tap. the sound would be doing similar to that.
and to your stereo situation, yes my tank used to be next to a stereo i never used it. then my BH came over for xmas wrapping and cleaning and she had the radio pumped up to some bad music. my green tiger barbs lost 90% of the color, and they were darting all around the tank. moved the stereo to another room and had no problem. so i have personal experience with that.
another point i made wasnt just sound, every knows fish get stressed with a sudden light coming on. i know theres a couple of movies that goes from a dark scene and something blows up.... bright light + dark room = fish stressed. another point would be not to keep bala sharks or such like that, they are known jumpers when stressed. tho that would be an interesting affect in a horror movie. getting smacked in the back of the head right before the climax.KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
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Its just knowledge in the aquatics world
google "strobe lights on fish tank" and see all the people say "awful idea"
have you ever seen a fish dart around when the lights flip on and off....they don't like it. it's proven by nearly all fish act that way because they become stressed with the sudden change.
lastly, you've must never been in water before with music playing in it to really understand.
what you are saying 'you will not feel vibrations from the music inside that tank' means, when underwater, you cannot hear a single thing.
sound is vibration-that is the definition of how it goes from point a to point b. so your point is completely wrong.
ever been in a lake, dive under and hear a boat? that is a sound wave....
whales-they produce noises right? google whale sounds. how did they capture that if vibrations can't travel through water? did they stick the microphone inside the whale?
and i said 'it is out of the way' which means, the tv is out of the way...it does not face the tank whatsoever.
for reasons i've stated above.
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You guys are taking this to a extreme that does not happen in a average home. The level of music at a concert is not something many people will have in their home. Not many people over the age of 16 are not into strobe lights in their living rooms. So your average home theater that almost all of us have in our own homes, will not produce anything that will have negative effects on fish.
They are your fish in your own home. Do what you think is best for them. But I can tell you from years of keeping fish with loud stereos and large TV's in the same rooms together, that doing this will not harm your fish.
I have read and re-read all the peoples answers who think that it will. And none have any actually evidence that it does have negative affects.
It's not an extreme.
if you can't find the research that backs the facts.
then start looking into how strobe lights are not healthy for human eyes.
it's the exact same for fish-except our eyes are more advanced to help block out lights and adapt. theirs can't.
the level of music played in homes vary, but regardless, if it gets loud like during movies, your fish feel that. just like your ears feel it 10 feet away.
water doesn't stop the sound.
the strobe effect comes from the picture changing on the screen. you have no control of that. it's part of the movie or show.
to your fish, that is extra light that is flashing in their eyes.
highly recommend you read that article posted and check out google for further research.
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Yes, I have seen fish dart when the lights in their tank come on. Is this killing them? I don't think so.
As far as being underwater with sound. Everything I hear underwater is very muffled and quiet. Like the water is dampening the sound. Which is exactly what it does. Then put a piece of glass in front of that, and the sound is being even more dampered.
I have a tank that faces a 72 inch TV. The fish could care less about what is on the TV. Or the lights that it emits. Just my experience.
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My research to back the facts are the fish in my house. And the fish in the houses of the people I associate with. Real life experience and common sense. Have a good evening.
You might want to re-read a few posts as you have miss-understood a few things posted in this thread. As you can see by the above quotes, you did not read what I had posted. You have to be careful of situations like this as it almost always leads to drama which no one here likes. Our opinions are not too far apart on this topic.
I was posting on my 17 years of first hand experiance just as I assume you are. If I turn up my base or turn up the volume to higher levels, my fish will start acting a lot different then normal which is a sign of stress. Normal TV watching at what I would call average volumn levels has no effect on them
I would also caution you about starting drama on the forum. You don't have to aggree with everything posted, only respect it.
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Holy Family Academy students build their own desksJuly 24, 2014 1:10 PM
If carpentry was a good enough profession for "our patron St. Joseph," Sister Linda Yankoski said it's good enough for her students at the soon-to-open Holy Family Academy in Emsworth.
As part of a three-week summer orientation camp, incoming freshmen students spent a day at the Greater Pennsylvania Regional Council of Carpenters Training Center in Collier building the desks they will use for the next four years.
Sister Linda, CEO of Holy Family Institute in Emsworth, said the project ties into the independent private Catholic high school's philosophy of teaching the "dignity and value of work."
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The assignment not only teaches the students a new skill, Sister Linda said, but also holds them responsible for their property while giving them a sense of pride in building something they'll use every day.
"One of our goals as a school is to provide our students with work-ready skills while they are still in high school," principal Ron Zangaro said. "By building their own desks, students will learn about accountability and responsibility along with the pride that comes from accomplishing a task."
Marques Duncan, 13, said before the day's assignment he was considering joining the military after graduation. He was the first in his class to finish assembling his desk, and said he thinks he might pursue a carpentry apprenticeship instead. "I'm so glad I did it," he said. "I'm really proud of myself. Every time I see it, I can think of what I learned here and keep using it."
The project was funded in part by the Hive Fund for Connected Learning at the Sprout Fund with additional expenses covered by private donors. Volunteers from the United Way of Allegheny County helped the students piece the desks together.
"They're already recognizing if you build something from scratch, you need to be responsible, think about what you're doing and be able to work together," Sister Linda said. "Work ethic and character-building is our most important goal."
The desk-building assignment wasn't the first construction project for Delajah Dennis, 14. She has worked on several projects, including a birdhouse, with her father. Creating something on her own, she said, was a fun and new experience for her.
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My quilt guild is saving small pieces to stuff dog beds for shelters. One of the quilts I am working on has a braid that I seem to be allowing it to get out of hand. I have tried the disappearing 9 patch with it as well. After getting into applique, it seems to be about lots of scraps and I have gotten worse about not throwing anything away! I must find a happy medium!
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