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These 9-watt LED pond lights and fountain lights are designed to provide long-lasting underwater illumination. The RGB fixture slowly cycles through color-changing patterns and has 12 VAC operation. Each waterproof LED light is constructed of gray painted aluminum with a glass lens and stainless steel front bezel. Use this annular LED light with fountain tubing up to 1.5" in diameter. Also available in single color.
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Professor Nature Beats the Freeze-Dried Eggs
A recent hike in the southern Shenandoah Valley provided me with the best of the natural combined with the artificial of the manufactured.
I became a student of the wild but desperate for the domestic. While I gazed down from the Blue Ridge Mountain cliffs during the day, the darkness hosted the frantic attempt to secure base needs, mostly from manufactured human sustenance and devices.
In this three day hike, which included the lugging of a pack and all the necessities for the space of time, I enjoyed the best of nature. Along the Appalachian Trail (AT) northwest of Roanoke lies the Triple Crown: Tinker Cliffs, McAfee Knob, and the Dragon's Tooth. Their vistas were unmatched by the regular miles along the AT from Georgia into Virginia. This twenty-five miles stretch provided these three ledges with acres of landscape laid before the hiker's eyes, along with intermittent vistas along its ridgelines. The miles were anything but regular. The breeze blows cool, the feet dangle from the cliffs, and the spines of mountain ranges entertain the eyes. Psalm 19:1 describes the stage that the mountains provide for the performance of the blue sky: "The heavens declare the glory of God; the sky proclaims the work of his hands."
When darkness sets in, one seeks desperately to escape the nature so loved in the daytime. A silicone polymer coated tent shelters one from the elements and gives a false sense of walled protection from black bears. Iodine pills are applied to nearby stream water, secured at dusk in a polypropylene water bottle. Propane stoves heat food that is relished by the weary hiker. No flint or cotton is needed when a box of manufactured matches was packed up the side of the mountain. In order to minimize weight for the ascents of the day, supper and breakfast are freeze-dried lasagna and bacon with eggs. I delighted in the Italian cuisine, hydrated with purified water and cooked over propane. In that moment, my blogs on Italy with its finest of foods were eclipsed by the warm sustenance from a package at the end of a wearying day.
Yet, the innovation of human science on the following morning could not provide the satisfaction needed to rightly call the next package "eggs and bacon." After tasting them and expelling them, I just ate fruit instead. The best of humanity was outmatched by the simplicity of nature—a theme perpetuated during most hiking experiences.
Hiking has a profound effect on the psyche, reducing one to the basest of needs and providing contentment in the simplicity of nature and the comforts of manufacturing. Both are rewarding. Belden Lane describes this transformation in Backpacking with the Saints: "Being pushed to your limits [in the wilderness terrain] you discover things about yourself and God that you wouldn't find in the safety and comfort of your home" (xv). Nature rewards with simplicity and its biological wonders; science rewards with innovated accommodation of needs. For the weary, both are welcome.
Yet, in an age of technology and artificial alternatives, nature plays its trump card on the strongest of scientific suits. Its beauty and its rigor invite an escape from the synthetic lives we live. By the way, the comradery of three friends who provided both the water for lasagna and the conversations for laughter at dinner are to be classified among the natural, unlike the e-friends that contact me each day. A tall tale from a campfire comrade is better than one in an instant message window, and the taste of organic eggs fried over a flame is better than hydrated freeze-dried egg beaters. For that matter, the view from Tinker Cliffs pictured above is better after painfully ascending the mountain and breathing deep its fresh air.
Nature is a teacher of the soul, warranting this blog to be lumped among Tour of Teaching. Like a student in a class, at times Professor Nature was cruel and her curriculum was difficult. Yet, with my credits earned, I insist she was hard….but fair.


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There really is no better feeling than owning a vehicle, especially trucks. Trucks are extremely versatile vehicles that can come in handy in a variety of situations. This is especially true when you add the right modifications. Whether you are looking to improve the on-road performance of your vehicle or trying to make it more rugged for four-wheeling, there will be mods out there that can help you do both.
Some people even like to make their vehicles sound louder just to turn heads or wake up their neighbors. Whatever the case may be, making your vehicle louder should start only after you know the laws regarding exhaust systems. The most important thing is to know what options you have available. Some modifications will set you back a fair amount, while others will cost very little. So, if you want to know how to make your truck louder, read on.
Exhaust System Components & Car Sound
The exhaust system plays a major role in keeping the occupants in the vehicle safe. When the system is not working properly, there is the risk of noxious fumes penetrating inside the vehicle. Exposure to these fumes can lead to a series of dangerous symptoms. These symptoms include shortness of breath, headache, and confusion. In long-term exposure cases, symptoms are more severe with the risk of death.
To learn how to protect you and your family from exposure to dangerous noxious emissions, it is crucial to know each component of the exhaust system.
1. Exhaust Manifold
The exhaust manifold is responsible for collecting exhaust from the cylinder head and sending it to a single exhaust pipe. The size of this component varies from one make and model to another. In some cases, the manifold has a one-piece cast iron design with multiple built-in ports or channels. Some made and models have an exhaust that is designed with multiple pipes that are tied together creating a single symptom.
2. Catalytic Converter
The catalytic converter is another important component of the exhaust system. This device decreases the number of toxic pollutants and gases at a minimal level. It does this by utilizing a process known as catalyzing, which is nothing more than a reduction or redox reaction. Instead of replacing the catalytic converter when it goes bad, some people will opt to have the old unit removed and not replace it. If you choose to do this, your entire exhaust system will be considered illegal.
3. Resonator
A resonator, also known as pre-muffler, has a cylinder tube design to help minimize noise. This component is constructed of steel and attaches directly to the muffler. Unlike mufflers, the exhaust resonator is only capable of rerouting a small amount of exhaust fumes, which can create problems when trying to pass an emissions test. Resonators can also free up some horsepower without burning an excessive amount of fuel. It does this by decreasing back pressure.
4. Muffler
Mufflers, also known as silencers, are designed to decrease and reroute sound. This component connects directly to the exhaust system. It consists of a variety of components, including a single or multiple tailpipes and a backbox. The muffler has definitely improved over the years with new technology. The modern muffler is capable of reflecting sound waves that are created by the vehicle's engine. It does this by allowing the sound waves to cancel each other out.
Muffler VS Resonator
It is important to not confuse a muffler with a resonator. Stock mufflers are installed on vehicles to keep them legal by keeping noise levels to a minimum. As exhaust gases pass through the chambers of the muffler, it expands, resulting in less pressure. As the pressure of the gases decreases, the sound decreases as well. To further reduce the sound, soundproofing materials made of fiberglass is embedded inside the muffler. These materials help to further muffle the sound, keeping everything on the legal side of the law.
A resonator, on the other hand, works by canceling out sound frequencies when they reach a specific range. Depending on the size of a sound wave, the frequencies will vary. Sound waves consist of a trough, crest, and amplitudes. When sounds waves are the same size, they will cancel out each other.
Unlike the muffler, the resonator enhances the overall sound and does not reroute exhaust fumes. While not actually a cylinder straight pipe, it is very close. This component is located between the catalytic converter and muffler just inside the mid-pipe. How to make your truck sound louder is as simple as drilling several small holes into the muffler. This will raise questions about the legality of your exhaust system if you chose to go this route.
With that said, some people like to sound of a loud vehicle. So, they opt to remove the muffler completely. Unfortunately, this is against the law and may make it difficult for the vehicle to pass inspection.
Types Of Exhaust Systems & Car Sound
When it comes down to it, there are many different types of exhaust systems. While they do indeed share the same purpose, it is also true that their sound remarkably different. In fact, professional mechanics can often determine what type of exhaust is used based on its sound. With this in mind, you should most definitely learn a little more about the different types and the sounds that they're going to make. You'll be able to do just that below.
1. Single Exit
First and foremost, you have a single exit pipe. This type of pipe is often referred to as the single side exhaust. It is the standard and most common type of exhaust pipe out there. The mass majority of automobiles on the market are going to leave the assembly line with this type of system. After all, it is very cost effective and the system is successful when it comes to moving exhaust gas away from the vehicle's engine. These pipes will feature a subdued sound. That is good for people who don't like loud noises.
2. Dual Rear Exit
The dual rear exit exhaust system is almost identical to the aforementioned type. However, there is one major difference. There will be two pipes at the back of the vehicle. They'll be on both sides. This is really the only visible difference between these two systems. So, what kind of sound are you going to get from this type of setup? Well, it really depends on the diameter of the pipes. This is something that you need to pay close attention to when making the switch. If you want a deeper sound, you should go with pipes that are smaller in diameter. They'll deliver a noise that will satisfy most.
3. Opposite Dual Exhaust
Over the years, the opposite dual exhaust has become very popular. It offers benefits that might not be offered with the other systems. In general, people who like this type of exhaust do so because they want to make their vehicle sound a lot more aggressive. This type of system looks a lot like the dual rear exit system. There is just one difference and that is the placement of the pipes. The exit pipes are going to be located near the rear of the bumper. This means that they're going to be hidden out of view to some degree. That is why many people like them.
At the same time, they're capable of emitting a very deep sound. That can make your vehicle sound much more powerful than it really is.
4. Dual Side Exhaust
Next, you have the dual side exhaust. This type may also be referred to as the extreme dual exit exhaust. The dual side exhaust is primarily found on vehicles that are going to be used to tow heavy objects. The design makes it very beneficial for this purpose. With other exhaust systems, there is a good chance that the exhaust gas is going to be directed towards the towed vehicle or object. With the dual side exhaust, this isn't going to happen. The gas will be directed away from the item behind your vehicle.
This exhaust system will sound pretty similar to the dual rear exit system.
5. High Performance
Finally, you have high-performance systems. These are generally available as an aftermarket upgrade. They're somewhat expensive, but a lot of people are going to like them. These systems are capable of improving the overall performance of the engine. They can also enhance their efficiency. Plus, it is going to offer a very unique sound. When you hear a high-performance exhaust system, you're going to love it!
Ways To Make Your Truck Louder
Truck owners throughout the world can come up with a variety of reasons to make their trucks sound louder. Whatever the reasons are, you can search online for how to make your truck louder and you will find that there are plenty of viable options at the reach of your fingertips. Sure, some are more costly than others, but the price isn't always an indication of quality. You simply wouldn't be doing yourself or your vehicle any justice if you didn't sit down and do your homework beforehand.
1. Headers
Your truck's factory exhaust manifold is more restrictive than you might think. Opting for a set of headers can greatly speed up the overall flow of your exhaust as well as eliminate noise insulation. It really is the size of the tubes and collectors of the headers that help contribute to the increase in sound. Headers come available in two options: The long-tube and the short-tube. Long-tubes usually offer higher power, but tend to cost more. The short-tubes are a step-down, but still, give off a good sound as well as an increase in performance.
2. Mid-Pipes
Anyone looking for a far greater impact on their truck's sound output should consider opting for the mid-pipes. Aftermarket mid-pipes essentially function on the same principal as headers. They increase the sound and performance of the truck by opening your exhaust more. Once you have decided that you want an aftermarket mid-pipe, you will have to make further considerations by deciding between the X-pipe and the H-pipe. There have been many debates over the two in the past, but at the end of the day, the two produce different sounds. H-pipes gives off more of a muscle car rumble, while X-pipes sound like unadulterated chaos.
3. Catbacks
Drivers that are looking to go all out can always opt for the catback system. These are high-performance systems that pretty much replace everything from the catalytic converters to the tips. This system basically works on the same theory as the above-mentioned aftermarket parts. They not only increase the diameter of the exhaust system, but they remove certain restrictions. The end result is usually more performance with a combination of more sound. Catback systems are specifically designed for certain models of trucks. Some models of trucks might offer a variety of catback systems, while others will only offer a handful or fewer. Some even go as far as to eliminate the resonators, which makes the system louder, but not deeper.
4. Removing The Muffler
Truck owners also have the option of removing their muffler system completely. Once you remove your exhaust system you might be surprised at just how loud it makes your truck. It would not be advisable to make an everyday commute in a vehicle that doesn't have a muffler system. In fact, it might not even be legal in some parts of the country. Disregarding or going against such regulations could result in hundreds to thousands of dollars worth of fines.
As you can see, there are a number of ways that you can alter the sound of your truck, regardless of your reasoning for doing so. While it is always fun to play, it is also pertinent to make sure that you are doing things within the confines of the law. To make things even more confusing not every state abides by the same regulations when it comes to vehicular modifications. Some states might allow certain modifications to the exhaust system, while others will prohibit it. Superseding the law in these matters and getting caught could result in harsh penalties and stiff violations. This is why most people will work with professionals when trying to increase the roar of their truck legally.


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There was a time when the SETT show was for technology buffs.
Now it seems the Scottish Learning Festival - as it has been rebranded - is a requirement for anyone wanting to keep up to date with the latest developments in Scottish education.
"People are talking about it when you go into schools," says Margaret Alcorn, the national co-ordinator for continuing professional development. "It's certainly got the right topics this year."
Bookings would appear to endorse that, with more than 5,500 registered in advance, of which more than 2,000 are newcomers.
The Scottish Learning Festival is the only show of its kind in Britain - and it's free. Organised by Learning and Teaching Scotland, with a clear steer and funding from the Scottish Executive, the conference reflects the best of what is happening in schools around the country and brings in international speakers to inspire and enthuse teachers with new ideas from abroad.
Edward de Bono, whose term "lateral thinking" is part of the English language, is studied in every school in Venezuela. He has been asked to train 55,000 schools in India and China is piloting his work with a view to putting it into four million schools (see News, page 6). He is coming from the United States to make his first professional appearance in Scotland at the learning festival on Thursday.
Lady Marie Stubbs was born in Glasgow but made her name when London headteacher Philip Lawrence was killed outside St George's RC Secondary in Maida Vale and she was brought in to lead the team that was to bring order to the downward spiralling school. She will be at the festival on Wednesday to talk about how new teachers - and experienced teachers - can ensure that every child matters (see page 3).
With five keynote lecturers of this calibre, eight spotlight sessions featuring national and OECD speakers, 130 seminars and the "fastest growing UK exhibition", according to organisers Emap Education, the difficulty for teachers will be how to get the best out of their visit.
"The important thing is to make time to reflect on what you've picked up at the sessions," advises Martin Jack, the head of professional development at Learning and Teaching Scotland.
"Come along, select two or three sessions to go to, but make sure you have spare time for some dialogue, networking, reflecting on the impact the information could have in your classroom.
"Pick up snippets to take back and discuss with colleagues at school or in your authority, and discuss them in a local context.
"It's not just about spending six hours listening over the two days. It's important to analyse. What does this mean for me and the way I work?
"It's about transforming professional practice. That's the key."
The over-arching theme of this year's conference is A Curriculum for Excellence. A series of seminars will address how it can work in early years, primary education, secondary, additional support needs and the role of the teacher.
A spotlight session on Wednesday at 9.30am by Maggi Allan, the chair of the CfE programme board, and May Sweeney, the national co-ordinator, will focus on the most recent developments and demonstrate how schools are putting them into action.
Then a special extended discussion at 12.15pm will allow delegates to debate key issues for A Curriculum for Excellence, such as how professional development needs may be addressed and common links with the Assessment is for Learning and Determined to Succeed programmes.
Extended discussions are a new feature at this year's conference, designed to give teachers a platform to engage with the speakers more and debate the topics further. Other extended discussions will focus on Gaelic, literacy, numeracy, Glow (the new name for the Scottish Schools Digital Network, see page 6) and health.
Thursday is Assessment is for Learning day, kicking off with a spotlight session by Norman Emerson, who leads the team of AiFL development officers at Learning and Teaching Scotland. He will talk about how strategies such as "traffic lighting" in the classroom and sharing learning intentions can link to other aspects of AiFL to create the successful learners, confident individuals, responsible citizens and effective contributors that the Scottish Executive would like to produce.
That, too, will be followed by an extended discussion and there will be an AiFL "village", where visitors can go to find out more.
Also new is a drive to attract new and aspiring teachers to the learning festival. In addition to Lady Stubbs's keynote session, The TESS, as media sponsor, is mounting its own TES Scotland lecture, aimed at student teachers, probationers and newly qualified teachers (see page 3).


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The Canal Companions have been chugging along 'the cut' for over thirty-five years; conveying facts and figures, insight and entertainment, wit and wisdom: from Diggle to Devizes, from Froghall to Foxton, from Cowroast to Cropredy. All manner of folk have been encouraged to explore the inland waterways using these guides, which have become as much a part of tradition as their subject matter.This Companion focusses on the immensely popular Warwickshire Ring cruising circuit, but additionally features the charming (and lockless!) Ashby Canal together with connecting routes from Fazeley to Sawley and the Stratford on Avon Canal.This Companion focusses on the immensely popular Warwickshire Ring cruising circuit, but additionally features the charming (and lockless!) Ashby Canal together with connecting routes from Fazeley to Sawley and the Stratford on Avon Canal.
Cape Horn's fearsome reputation and the price it has extacted from those who venture there derives from a lethal contrivance of geography that unleashes the most powerful natural dynamic forces on the earth's surface. Reaching deep into the Southern Ocean, the Cape intrudes into the flow of the water and weather patterns at the bottom of the world and funnels them into a maritime superhighway a mere 500 miles wide, building massive seas and accelerating wind speeds to hurricane strength. Currents rip at rates that defeat powerful engines. These legendarily treacherous conditions were enough to secure Cape Horn's reputation as the ultimate in ocean violence; the supreme test of sailors and ships. It is the oceanic equivalent of the climbers' Everest, and the challenge to some became irresistible. The roll call of sailors who have managed to round the Horn east-about (and more rarely, head to wind and west-about) glitters with the names of sailing legends: Vito Dumas, Marcel Bardiaux, Francis Chichester, Robin Knox-Johnston, Bernard Moitessier and Chay Blyth. This book recounts the history of the Cape through the stories of the people who've taken it on and made it round - the Cape Horners' Club. From the first recorded single-hander in 1934 (Al Hansen, who was lost shortly afterwards and his body never found), we follow these very different protagonists as they pursue the ultimate goal while battling almost overwhelming odds. Woven through their stories is a history of the Cape, from its discovery to its use as a trading corridor until the opening of the Panama Canal, to its more recent role as a pure challenge for the best yachtsmen and yachtswomen in the world. Changes in weather prediction and navigation have had a huge impact, but the pressure for ever-faster times has never been greater.
Yoga for Paddling is a visual, instructional guide designed to walk readers through 30 -35 yoga poses that are effective in stretching the muscles that paddlers use most, and strengthening the muscles that they use least. The book includes chapters on anatomy and alignment principles specific to the movements of paddling for kayakers, canoeists, and SUPers, and includes tips on proper paddling technique, performance focus, relaxation, and short stories about paddling injuries healed via yoga. One to three photos demonstrate each pose, with clear, concise text on how to get into and hold the poses.
Getting breakfast, lunch and dinner from tins quickly becomes boring, but it is relatively easy to prepare and cook interesting, varied and delicious meals with the minimum of space, equipment and - most importantly - hassle. This handy pocket-sized reference book is packed with invaluable advice for feeding a hungry crew for a weekend, a week, a month or even a long-term cruise or ocean passage. A third of the book contains simple but delicious recipe ideas, but most of the book is packed with tips, tricks and guidance from someone who learnt all the secrets (and the pitfalls) during a 2-year cruise with only a single paraffin burner. The book covers: cooking whilst underway; cooking in harbour; food storage tips; how to equip or modify the galley for weekend or long-term cruising; how to provision and plan for coastal cruises or ocean passages; preparing freshly caught fish; baking bread aboard; using a pressure cooker; speed cooking; different foods available in different climates; and much, much more. Keeping food interesting is important, and this colourful aide-memoire makes cooking at sea simpler, safer and more enjoyable for all aboard.
From the author of the award-winning Complete Outdoors Encyclopaedia, this volume will prove to be the most indispensable guide for anyone interested in boating and seamanship. This monumental guide to being safe on the water is produced in full colour, featuring more than 600 photographs, diagrams, and illustrations. This complete resource offers in-depth coverage of hull design, canoes and kayaks, boat construction, motors, trailers, boat maintenance, preparing for winter storage or spring launching, boating electronics, anchors and moorings, safety procedures, avoiding seasickness, and first-aid advice. Coverage of seamanship extends to include all nautical skills from knot tying to dead reckoning. The book also details in-depth navigation and complete U.S. Coast Guard regulations. Complete Guide to Boating and Seamanship clearly explains and illustrates the most successful techniques for skippering any vessel from kayak to offshore powerboat. This book is a must-have reference guide for both novice and experienced sailors and boaters, as well as any person planning to be on the water whether freshwater or marine for the first time.


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About Lifeline
Lifeline Was founded by Bishop Harold Dawson, Sr. in 2002, the purpose was to address the issues surrounding the black family. It is a spiritual perspective to discover the origin of the negative statistics concerning the familial conditions that consistently beset blacks. In hopes the origin will reveal the solution as well. Having served on the board of Illinois One Church One Child, based in Chicago for almost 25 years with 3 terms as vice president, 3 terms as president gave a unique perspective. One Church One Child grew quickly into 31 states amid much media attention, greatly assisting the organization's effectiveness. As a charter member with emeritus status, Bishop Dawson was able to enjoy that meteoric rise of the organization and introduced several programs the organization continued to use.
It was the first hand experience which prick the heart of the central Illinois Pastor, who had been raised during the 1960's Civil Rights struggle in Birmingham, Alabama. Baptized by the courageous Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, who started the movement in Birmingham and was responsible for bringing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to Birmingham helped supply the impetus for action. Lifeline became the vehicle through which to do what was preached about in the church. The broad perspective of Lifeline is, it had the potential of engaging the whole community, which throws the entire vision of it within biblical intent and purpose.
Given the relationship of the church to the black community, lifeline was ideal. It would target a recruitment of the men or fathers as a means of restoring the family, with special attention given to the adoption or resuming the responsibility of orphan children. Thematically, lifeline's intent is Prevention, Restoration and reunification as such should touch all the areas affecting blacks negatively and engaging those with a desire to make a difference. Ideally Lifeline could be set up as an auxiliary in a church, reporting to the pastor or his designee who works with Lifeline on its national and international basis. Lifeline works well with those who have no church affiliation, just a desire to serve. Lifeline envisions itself as part of the continuation of the Civil Rights Movement, the entity that should have picked up the torch in becoming "We as a people" Dr. King and Rev. Shuttlesworth envisioned. "We the people" speaks to the whole of the United States citizenry, however, within this unit, its black population have yet to become "We As A People." The social and political health of black America does not yet constitute what is defined as, "We As A People," which speaks to holistic completeness. Forty years ago, during the Civil Rights Movement the black family was not confronted with and apprehended by the seizure of moral depravity or defined as hopeless, incorrigible.
Rather amidst the turmoil continuously brewing in the 60's, black people were ablaze with hope, feeling the closeness of becoming part of, " We The People." We as a people was assumed to be intact, which could only come from the foundation of well-knit families. Therefore we could challenge the prejudice of exclusion, because there was, as we assumed, standards of familial solidarity. However, under the banner of a "Phantom Liberty," parchment written in the blood of its warriors of the Civil Rights Movement, we failed to read the fine print where nothing was guaranteed, nor notice our families disintegrating. Forty years later, we are not only trying to find some semblance of our families, we are caught in the throes of a redefinition of it, so proudly herald under, "We The People."
Lifeline attempts to recapture not just the semblance of what our people once knew as family, but to restructure what was God's "Original Intent." Not just the outline of what social services characterize as intact family, but what was distinguished by God as the family and its original assignment. Lifeline has an original plan, dissimilar in social planning which never reflected the welfare of black families, distinct in nature and black in focus. Lifeline has biblical guidelines and must therefore be independent, as such can make the "black male" a main focal point, the sine qua non, or a prerequisite in building firm, sturdy, godly families. Lifeline breaks away from the strangling holds that have not been black family friendly and the nefarious associates with whom they have partnered which targets our families for virtual elimination. Lifeline is a giant step in a different direction, but with a biblical guarantee of God's assistance. Because it can't be the will of God that black people suffer to the degree they have, especially the single women and children. Lifeline dares to go after black men, to defy the social media's depiction of them and to ask them to assist in finding his brother. In this we pick up the torch of the Civil Rights Movement and like the eagle turn our chest towards and embraced the wind.


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Unique easy-access impedance matching jumper setting without open the weatherproof seal box. If you enjoy an outdoor audio system, you'll love the convenience of outdoor volume controls! Now you can stop dragging the remote control outside where it is sure to get lost, or avoid having to get up and go to your audio source to turn the volume up or down. This pure resonance volume control offers 300 Watts of optimized sound quality with minimal bass roll-off. Control 1-8 pairs of speakers simultaneously with impedance matching. The autoformer design features outstanding sound quality due to high permeability steel utilization in the volume control core. Comes with Grey or white face plate. In addition, the OVC-300 includes an easy access impedance switch that lets you set the impedance without opening the box.
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The Design does not feature input and output connections on the circuit board like the in-wall versions of our Volume Controls. The input and output cables are connected directly to the internal circuit board.
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Frequently asked questions at Schinto Dental
Here are 15 common questions that our patients and website visitors ask. If you have questions that we haven't addressed here, please feel free to ask the Schinto Dental staff directly.
When should my child come in for their first visit?
A child's first visit should be made as stress free as possible for everyone. Typically, we like to see the child for the first time around the first birthday. I often suggest that parents bring their infants to the parents cleaning appointments so that the children can be familiar with the office in a very positive and non threatening way. The first visit will be very basic. We check to see if the erupted teeth are healthy and do an exam of the surrounding tissues to rule out any developmental issues and the counting of the teeth is the extent of the first visit. Your child will go home with a goodie bag and everyone is happy. We see the children at six month intervals each time introducing the children to a new aspect of a full exam and cleaning.
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How should I clean my young children's teeth at home?
As soon as your newborn arrives home from the hospital, you need to start an oral hygiene regimen. Newborns and young infants with few or no teeth receive a gum rub with a damp wash cloth. Children with more teeth can start to have a small tooth brush of their own. A variety of toothpastes are available but look for toothpastes that carry the American Dental Association's Seal of Acceptance and check the manufacturer's label as some toothpastes are not recommended in children under age 6. To start, use a toothpaste without fluoride. As soon as a child can learn to spit out the toothpaste on their own, switch them to a toothpaste containing fluoride. Brush your child's teeth twice a day once in the morning and just before bed. It is important to replace the toothbrush every 3 to 4 months or sooner if it shows signs of wear. Start flossing your child's teeth once a day as soon as two teeth emerge that touch. Mouthwashes can be used once the children are capable of spitting and rinsing which are skills that occur around the age of 6.
I am always amazed when I ask a three year old, "who brushes your teeth?", and the parent will interject to say how good of a brusher the child is. This is physically impossible! A three year old does not have the knowledge, dexterity or patience to be a quality brusher. Typically at age seven, the passing of the brush can take place.
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How often should I come in for a cleaning and check up?
A healthy adult, with no periodontal or restorative issues, should be seen every six months for a full cleaning and exam. The exam will include an oral cancer screening, periodontal screening and a decay check. Oral hygiene instruction is also given to those in need of a little help. For those patients with gum or decay issues, we see on a more frequent interval, three or four months. My reconstructive and cosmetic patients with lots of beautiful veneers and crowns are seen on three month intervals for a cleaning, exam and fluoride treatment.
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Why are x-rays necessary and are they dangerous?
An x-ray is like a photograph. The image on a radiograph is created when x-rays pass through the mouth, more x-rays are absorbed by the denser parts, such as teeth and bone, than by soft tissues, such as cheeks and gums, before striking the film. Because fewer x-rays penetrate the teeth to reach the film teeth appear lighter. Cavities and gum disease appear darker because of more x-ray penetration. Because any diseases exist beneath the visible oral tissue and cannot be detected without the use of radiographs, a radiograph is a valuable tooth for the dentist to safely and accurately detect hidden abnormalities. X-rays pose a far smaller risk to your health than undetected and untreated dental problems.
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What are dental sealants, who should get them, and how long do they last?
Sealants are a thin, plastic coating that re painted on the chewing surfaces of teeth, usually the back teeth, to prevent tooth decay. The painted on liquid sealant quickly bonds into the depressions and groves of the teeth forming a protective shield over the enamel of each tooth.
Typically, children should get sealants on their permanent molars and premolars as soon as these teeth come in. In this way, the dental sealants can protect the teeth through the cavity-prone years of ages 6 to 14. However, adults without decay or filling on their molars can also benefit from sealants.
Sealants can protect the teeth from decay for up to10 years but they need to be checked for chipping or wear at regular dental check-ups.
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How often should I be flossing?
Here at Schinto Dental, we have a saying, "Floss only the teeth you want to keep." If you miss a day, don't worry, but try to do it everyday so as to stay in the habit. It is truly critical for your overall oral health. It loosens food particles in tight spaces that your toothbrush cannot reach and it gets rid of plaque buildup that toothbrushes alone cannot remove and it exercises your gum tissues. All of this is necessary to avoid gum disease and cavities. People with certain conditions such as (but not limited to) Mitrovalve Prolapse, certain heart murmurs, prosthetic heart valves should be even more conscious about their oral homecare.
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My medical doctor prescribed prophylactic antibiotics for dental treatment because I have a heart murmur. Do I really need to take my antibiotics before my dental visit?
For a cleaning appointment, yes! For appointments with Dr. Schinto, please call our office, we will tell you whether or not the need is there. Some visits are noninvasive and do not require antibiotic coverage. If you do require coverage for your dental visit, be sure to take the proper dose at the proper time, usually one hour before and not when you get to your appointment!
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I'm pregnant so I will miss this cleaning appointment. OK?
Being pregnant is one of those times when oral care is most important. It has been shown that mothers with periodontal (or gum) problems are more at risk for pre-term labor and birthing babies with low birth weights. Our recommendation for pregnant mothers is to be seen by the hygienist at a four month interval. Pregnant mothers are also more susceptible to the ill effects of bacteria to their normally healthy gum tissue because of the change in hormones during pregnancy. That is the reason why pregnant women's gums bleed very easily. The damage done to the gum tissue may be permanent even after the pregnancy term is over.
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Will my insurance cover all of my visit?
Most likely your insurance will not cover 100% of your visit. Insurance companies will do what they can to hold as much of your money as possible. That is how they survive. We will help you to get as much benefit from your carrier as possible. As a courtesy, we will also file your claim for you. The front desk will ask you for a copy of your insurance card so please bring this with you to the office.
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What can I do to whiten my teeth?
That question can have many answers. So to keep it simple, natural teeth with no restorations can often be whitened very easily. At Schinto Dental, we stock the finest and most advanced whitening agents. We can whiten your teeth in the office in about an hour and a half or at home for you to do at your pace and convenience. In office whitening is done using Discus Dental's ZOOM! System while our take home systems are Nite White and Day White, also by Discus Dental. We have used the Discus line of whitening agents for over ten years and have had fantastic results. Every mouth is different and so are everyone's expectations. Talk to one our team members to find out which method is best for you.
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I had braces and now my front teeth are getting crooked. I don't want braces again so can we fix this?
Throughout our lifetime it is common for us to experience something called "mesial drift." It seems that women are more affected than men but we do all experience it. If your grandmother has her natural lower teeth more than likely they will be a bit jumbled, so that one tooth could be completely pushed out of align and the two teeth on either side are touching each other as though the middle tooth never existed. This is because our teeth are in a constant motion forward towards the midline, or "mesially," and the front teeth with their small roots can't stand up to the pressure, and collapse like a house of cards. Then what happens is these crooked lower teeth cause the uppers to shift to fit the lowers.
We have a few ways to address this problem in our office depending on the severity of the crowding. Some people, with mild to moderate crowding can have an orthodontic procedure done called INVISALIGN which are clear retainer looking devices called aligners that are worn throughout the day. These aligners are changed every two weeks which slowly move your teeth into alignment. Treatment time is usually 5 – 12 months and no one will know you are wearing them!
We also offer porcelain veneers to "straighten" teeth which give the illusion that your teeth are in perfect alignment. Limitations are tooth modification to your natural teeth for veneers to be placed but the treatment time can be as little as 2 – 3 weeks!
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I have some missing teeth and I don't want a denture that goes in and out. What can I do to fill the spaces?
Implants! Implants are the greatest way to get back teeth that were lost to sickness or neglect. An implant is a titanium post that is inserted surgically into the jaw bone. It is then allowed to fuse to the bone and act as a new "root" for you to have a tooth placed on. The final result is a tooth, or group of teeth, that act and feel like your natural teeth.
We can also use a few implants to secure a complete denture allowing the patient much more force and function than if the denture was resting on gum and bone alone.
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I am interested in changing the shape of my teeth. What options are available?
Several different options are available to change the shape of teeth, make teeth look longer, close spaces between teeth or repair chipped or cracked teeth. Among the options are bonding, crowns, veneers, and recontouring.
Dental bonding is a procedure in which a tooth- colored resin material is applied to the tooth surface and hardened with a special light, which ultimately Bonds the material to the tooth
Dental crowns are tooth-shaped "caps" that are placed over teeth. The crowns, when cemented into place, fully encase the entire visible portion of a tooth that lies at and above the gum line.
Porcelain veneers are wafer-thin, custom-made shells of tooth-colored materials that are designed to cover the front surface of teeth. These shells are bonded to the front of the teeth
Recontouring or reshaping of the teeth is a procedure in which small amounts of tooth enamel are removed to change a tooth's length, shape or surface.
Each of these options differ with regard to cost, durability, chair time necessary to complete the procedure, stain resistant qualities and best cosmetic approach to resolving a specific problem.
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What do I do to stop grinding my teeth?
Night-time teeth grinding can have a negative impact on your oral health as well as your overall health. Teeth grinders often experience a sore jaw and dull headaches. Sever grinding can also cause teeth to become loose or fractured. Although your dentist can fit you with a mouth guard to protect your teeth while you sleep, grinding is often caused by stress. Reducing your stress level with physical therapy or relaxation techniques will often stop the cause of grinding
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What is the best way for me to ask the Schinto Dental staff questions?
We encourage our patients to have open, direct communications with the Schinto Dental team. Therefore, we are available daily to answer your questions either via email, telephone or in person. Depending on the office traffic and the complexity of your questions, the Schinto Dental staff strives to respond immediately to any questions you may have.
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Over the weekend of 14th– 17thJune, Kirkcudbright's 21st Annual Jazz Festival filled the town with upbeat music and happy jazz fans; a terrific, unbroken record during a time when (allegedly) bigger and better music events have been and gone.
Sadly, I was unable to take advantage of this rich and varied jazz offering over the four days as Castleview House was fully occupied by 'Jazz à Bichon', an outstanding and rare French jazz combo specialising in the sounds of the Roaring Twenties.
Without the involvement of even a single curly-haired dog, Georges, Guy, Marc, Philippe, Jean-Pierre and Eric wowed full houses across five locations and all four days of the festival. Castleview House is reported still to be standing.
Other leading jazz attractions at the Kirkcudbright Jazz Festival included the now established International All-Stars (two Germans, one Dutchman and two Scots), A Thé Dansant at the amazing Cocoa Bean Factory, Dumfries and Galloway's Youth Jazz Orchestra, Jazz Suppers, the stunning Saturday Brolly Parade and a Sunday Jazz Service.
New for this year in the town's splendid new Kirkcudbright Art Galleries (see Blog 3) was a talk on the glorious career of Louis 'Satchmo' Armstrong. All in all, a top-quality event in a great setting.
The next Kirkcudbright Jazz Festival is scheduled for 13th– 16thJune 2019, so if you are a jazz fan seeking luxurious five star, self-catering accommodation nearby, then we would advise you to book Castleview House now to avoid disappointment.
In the meantime, great jazz gigs emerge frequently in and around Kirkcudbright, with two acts well-known to us at our Wine Bar, Ann et Vin in Newark-on-Trent, the Tim Kliphuis Trio and Jeff Barnhart's All-Stars, both of whom perform regularly in Twynholm and in Gatehouse on Fleet. Indeed, across the region, Dumfries and Galloway's rich cultural musical tradition is seen in wide, accessible and inventive musical offers. Watch out especially for the Dumfries & Galloway Arts Live festival in May 2019 and the boutique family Eden Festival in June 2019.
Until next time.
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Ep. 13 Doc Coyle (Vagus Nerve, ex-God Forbid)
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Dan Jurgens is an American comic book writer and artist. He is best known for creating the superhero Booster Gold, and for his lengthy runs on the Superman titles Adventures of Superman and Superman (vol. 2) , particularly during The Death of Superman storyline. Other series he has been associated with include The Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 1) , Thor (vol. 2) , Captain America (vol. 3) , Justice League America, Metal Men, Teen Titans (vol. 2) , Zero Hour, Tomb Raider: The Series, Aquaman (vol. 3) , and the creator of DC Comics' imprint Tangent. Jurgens' first professional comic work was for DC Comics on Warlord #63. He was hired due to a recommendation of Warlord-series creator Mike Grell who was deeply impressed by Jurgens' work after being shown his private portfolio at a convention. In 1984, Jurgens was the artist for the Sun Devils limited series (July 1984 - June 1985) , with writers Gerry Conway and Roy Thomas. Jurgens would make his debut as a comic book writer with Sun Devils he began scripting from Conway's plots with #8 and fully took over the writing duties on the title with #10. In 1985, Jurgens created the character Booster Gold, who became a member of the Justice League. His first work on Superman was as penciller for Adventures of Superman Annual #1 (1987) . In 1989, Jurgens began working full-time on the character when he took over the writing/pencilling of the monthly Adventures of Superman. Dan Jurgens was the penciller of the 1990-1991 limited series Armageddon 2001 and co-created the hero Waverider with Archie Goodwin. In 1991 Jurgens assumed the writing/pencilling of the main Superman comic book, where he created a supporting hero named Agent Liberty. During his run on Superman, Dan created two major villains, Doomsday and the Cyborg. Doomsday was the main antagonist in the Death of Superman storyline. Jurgens wrote and drew Justice League America for about one year and in 1993 pencilled the Metal Men four-issue miniseries, which was a retcon of their origin story. Jurgens wrote and pencilled the 1994 comic book miniseries and crossover Zero Hour. He wrote and penciled layouts (with finished art by Brett Breeding) to the Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey miniseries, which was a follow-up to the successful Death of Superman storyline. In 1995 Jurgens and Italian artist Claudio Castellini worked on the highly publicized crossover Marvel vs DC. In the same year, he gave up the pencilling duties on Superman.Jurgens scripted and provided layout art for the Superman vs. Aliens miniseries. The story was about a battle between Superman and the aliens created by H. R. Giger (a.k.a. the Xenomorphs) , from the Alien film series. It was co-published by Dark Horse Comics and DC Comics in 1995.In January 1996, Jurgens was writer and penciller of the new Spider-Man series, The Sensational Spider-Man (Vol. 1) , at Marvel Comics. The title was initially conceived to be the flagship showcase for the new Ben Reilly


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Showing that their contribution to football can be extended beyond the field, a trio of Cerritos College football players attended Hopkinson Elementary School in Los Alamitos on Friday as part of their Community Involvement Project. Sophomore captains Jacob Gasser (who attended the school as a child), Isaiah Bravo and Tishawn Barnaby met with third, fourth and fifth grade students to share their experiences while in elementary school, while also taking time to read to the kids. The community involvement project is intended for the student-athletes to give back and inspire the local community with a reading program at local elementary schools.
"Our student-athletes are learning about selflessness by spending time and experiences with a focus on the importance of education," stated head coach Dean Grosfeld, who created the program in his first year at the helm. "This is also an opportunity for our community to witness the many positive attributes that our student-athletes posses as they work hard on and off the field to better their future."
On Friday, the trio of Falcon players visited the elementary school to spend time with third, fourth and fifth graders. They expressed the importance of paying attention in school and studying, while also balancing their time with extra curricular activities. The three players also spent time with the kids outside during recess and showed them how they prepare for practice each day with their stretching regimen, with an emphasis in helping to avoid injuries.
"Thank you to Mrs. Evelyn Garcia, Hopkinson Elementary School Principle, for helping with this endeavor," added Grosfeld. "In the coming weeks, our athletes will visit schools in the Downey Unified, ABC Unified, Bellflower Unified and Norwalk/La Mirada Unified school districts, as well as other surrounding school districts. We will be meeting with kids from each area and continuing our reading program with hopes of expanding it and bringing in more of our student-athletes."
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There is no statutory or case law addressing this issue.
Confessions, like other documents in the custody or control of law enforcement or other public officials, may be disclosable pursuant to the state Public Records Act, but as a practical matter will most likely be obtained from court records when they are filed in connection with filed criminal cases because until they are filed, or the case is closed, it is most likely that a confession may be exempt from disclosure under one of the provisions of AS 40.25.120(a)(6), especially (a)(6)(A), that production of these records could reasonably be expected to interfere with enforcement proceedings, or perhaps that disclosure could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of the personal privacy of a suspect, defendant, victim, or witness, (6)(C).
Confessions in police records are public records and thus presumed open for inspection and copying.
There is no statutory or case law that directly addresses confessions. However, because the only records that qualify for the open-investigation exception are documents that are investigative in nature, Hengel v. City of Pine Bluff, 307 Ark. 457, 821 S.W.2d 761 (1991), a confession contained in a document that is subject to disclosure, such as an arrest report, probably would not be exempt from the FOIA.
May be withheld at agency's discretion under Section 6254(f) of the CPRA if compiled for correctional or law enforcement purposes. However, once introduced in evidence in a criminal proceeding, public access to the information is presumed absent a constitutional showing justifying its sealing. Cal. Gov't Code § 6254(f).
Confessions are public records if procured during an official action by a criminal justice agency.
See Conn. Gen. Stat. § 1-210(b)(3) (law enforcement exemption) in Records Outline at II.A.2.c.
Not specified.
Not specifically addressed.
There is no special exemption for confessions.
A videotaped confession is not required to be available for public inspection and copying as disclosure during the investigation of the crime would frustrate the investigative function of the police department. Video-Taped Confession in Homicide Investigation, OIP Op. Ltr. No. 90-18 (May 18, 1990).
Confessions are not specifically addressed in the Idaho open records statutes. In practice, most law enforcement agencies and prosecutors consider confessions to be "investigative records" and therefore exempt from disclosure, unless and until the confession is filed with the court or introduced in open court. Whether that interpretation would withstand a court challenge is an open question.
Open, unless exempt by 5 ILCS 140/7(1)(d).
Under Indiana Code § 5-14-3-4(b)(1), access to investigatory records of law enforcement agencies may be provided or denied at the agency's discretion. If the confession is admitted as evidence at a court hearing or trial, the public is entitled to access under the First Amendment and common law rights of access to judicial records. See State ex re. Post-Tribune Pub. Co. v. Porter Superior Ct., 412 N.E.2d 748, 751 (Ind. 1980). See also, Ind. Admin. R. 9.
See generally Iowa Code § 22.7(5).
Effective July 1, 2017, law enforcement agencies are required to make electronic recordings of certain interrogations, including the "entire custodial interrogation at a place of detention when the interrogation concerns a homicide or a felony sex offense." K.S.A. 22-4620(e)(1). However, "[e]very electronic recording of any statement as required by this section shall be confidential and exempt from the Kansas open records act in accordance with K.S.A. 45-229, and amendments thereto." K.S.A. 22-4620(g).
See Ky. Rev. Stat. 61.878(1)(h); see also 08-ORD-016.
Exempt during pendency of criminal litigation. La. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 44:3(A)(l).
The availability of a confession is controlled by the availability of investigatory records of the offense involved. 16 M.R.S.A. § 804.
Confessions are public criminal justice information.
There is no law on point. To the extent a confession is part of an investigative record it may be withheld.
See Donrey of Nevada, Inc. v. Bradshaw, 106 Nev. 630 (1990).
Neither the Statute nor case law addresses this issue.
A confession that has been admitted into evidence is accessible to the public. See New Jersey Court Rules 1:38-1 et seq. Prior to being admitted into evidence in a court proceeding, a confession is part of a criminal investigatory file and is exempt from the definition of "government record" under OPRA.
Law enforcement records are public unless the requested records reveal confidential sources, information or individuals accused but not charged with a crime. NMSA 1978 § 14-2-1(A)(4). Confessions may not be public if they reveal confidential sources or information.
Confessions are not specifically addressed by statute but likely could be withheld as criminal intelligence or criminal investigative records. G.S. § 132-1.4(b).
Not addressed.
Where a confession is part of a specific investigatory work product it is exempt from disclosure. Ohio Rev. Code §§ 149.43(A)(1)(h), 149.43(A)(2)(c).
There is no statutory or case law addressing this issue.
There is no statutory or case law specifically addressing this issue.
Public subject to exemption if the disclosure would harm the law enforcement agency. S.C. Code Ann. § 30-4-40(a)(3).
Closed, presumably, during investigative stage. SDCL §1-27-1.5 (5).
Confessions will likely be subject to the same restrictions as investigative records.
A synopsis of a reported confession generally is exempt. See Houston Chronicle Publ'g. Co., 531 S.W.2d at 185.
There appears to be no Utah statute governing access to confessions, although law enforcement agencies may withhold confessions if release would interfere with an ongoing investigation. See Utah Code § 63G-2-305(10)(a).
Not addressed, however, it may fall within the exemption regarding detection and investigation of crime contained in 1 V.S.A. § 317(c)(5).
No special rule.
There are no specific restrictions on access to confessions unless they fall within the investigative records exemption under the Public Records Act, RCW 42.56.240(1), or the CRPA. RCW 10.97.050.
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Confessions are subject to the balancing test.
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When I was a kid, I would eat damn near anything that came in plastic packaging: Candy bars, dried fruit, beef jerky—you name it. This streak came to an end one afternoon when I was visiting a friend's house. I noticed a plastic jar filled with mystery objects wrapped in clear packaging. Obviously, I had to have it. "Are you sure?" my friend asked. "That's dried seaweed." Since things wrapped in plastic had never failed me before, I took one from the jar, unwrapped it and devoured it, only to learn that, no, I did not enjoy the taste of seaweed. My instincts had let me down.
And yet, here we are several decades later, and seaweed has reasserted itself in my life in ways I'd never expect. Blue Point Brewing Company's Beach Plum Gose is one example: Its list of ingredients boasts a seaside assortment of plums farmed on Long Island to seaweed plucked from the Atlantic Ocean. Blue Point is not the only brewery to add seaweed to their beers. It also shows up in Dogfish Head's tart and delicious SeaQuench Ale. And while return of seaweed to my diet is unexpected, it's far from unwelcome.
In keeping with the beer's waterside theme, the design of the can's label evokes the specific wear that comes from seasons of wind, sand and sun—faded colors and textures dominate the label. That's a sharp contrast to the beer found within, which is richly colored and mostly opaque. A deep-gold brew is tinted with a reddish hue towards the middle. It's a cloudy beer, one that's somewhat translucent but still quite hazy.
It's content to drift along peacefully, soaking up flavor and texture not unlike a piece of seaweed, waiting to see where it stops next."
Inhaling Beach Plum Gose won't summon up blissful images of crashing waves and salty breezes. Instead, there's a sharpness to its smell—think apple cider vinegar. There's also something beneath that—a sweet smell that hearkens back to the plums at the core of this brew. The combination of the two makes for a robust experience, and one that smells exactly as you'd imagine a sour beer made with fruit.
Beach Plum Gose has a complex flavor that comes at you in stages. At first, there's the lightly sweet plum taste at the beer's core. As that taste develops, the sour notes intensify, which doesn't overwhelm, but does serve as a reminder that this is a sour beer at its core. The beer's saltier ingredients shine in the finish, with the sea salt and seaweed becoming discernible, along with remnants of the plums.
As each flavor blends into the next, an overall feeling of restraint emerges from the beer. The sweet, sour and salty components of Beach Plum Gose are never overwhelming. Instead, they feel neatly proportioned. At times, perhaps, it's a little too neat—upping the intensity of any or all of these flavors might make for a more memorable beer. But at 4.1% ABV, this isn't necessarily a beer that's about being overwhelming. It's content to drift along peacefully, soaking up flavor and texture not unlike a piece of seaweed, waiting to see where it stops next.
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Shelah, a southern California native, is 4-time Southern California fiddle champ and was primary fiddle judge at the Topanga Banjo/Fiddle contest for 17 years. She has sung jingles for commercials, worked as a park musician at Knott's Berry Farm and Magic Mountain, and toured to Japan with Knott's. Shelah has played in many local and out-of-state bands, toured the US with them, has opened for notable groups like Nickel Creek and Ralph Stanley, and played at the International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) World Of Bluegrass. Shelah teaches fiddle, and gives workshops at many events.
Dennis started his career in Southern Louisiana as an electric bass player. He moved to Southern California in 1969, working with many notable musicians including Peter Tork (The Monkees) and Spencer Davis, among others. Dennis formed the legendary LA bluegrass band "The Witcher Brothers" in 1986 and toured the bluegrass festival circuit for over 20 years. He is an award-winning mandolin player, founding member of the Bluegrass Association of Southern California, and has been the mainstage MC for the Topanga Banjo/Fiddle Contest since 1988.
Jim has been playing and singing for over 30 years. His ability to remember chords to a thousand tunes and songs is amazing. His lead singing is warm and he adds depth to others with his versatile vocal harmonies. He has been in bluegrass bands for more than 30 years, including Southland Express, Cheesy Tortellini's, High Cotton, and the original Grasslands, which was the house band at the old Banjo Café in Santa Monica. A fixture at jams everywhere, Jim is happy to be playing in Grasslands, made up of old and new friends.
Keith grew up in Northern Ohio, surrounded by a musical family. He started playing guitar and banjo at an early age, studying the playing of all the banjo greats from Earl Scruggs and Alan Shelton to Sonny Osborne and Bela Fleck. Moving to Southern California in the 1980's, he quickly found work in various local bands. Keith has attained a regional identity as one of the top bluegrass banjo players, exhibiting musical taste, timing, and tone. With an attentive ear to the melody as well as back-up, he is known and respected as a true team player. Keith is an IBMA nominated banjo player, and looks forward to entertaining Grasslands audiences.
Tim has navigated the Southern California bluegrass scene for over 20 years as a talented guitar, banjo and Dobro player and lead singer. He was a member the Rank Strangers, the Witcher Brothers (in which he contributed on two recordings), Blue Plate Special, who won Best Band at the Topanga Banjo and Fiddle Festival, Cheesy Tortellini's and Free Wheelin'. Tim cut his teeth learning fiddle tunes and being exposed to traditional bluegrass. His vocal influences come from singers such as Tony Rice and Ronnie Bowman and bands such as Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, Lonesome River Band, Hot Rize, and Blue Highway.


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