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James Timothy Boyd was arrested by Cartersville police in July 2012 after a female roommate told police she found images and videos of herself and Boyd in various sexual positions. The woman stated in the incident report she believed she was being drugged.
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• Brent Lee Mann — aggravated battery, two counts of battery under the Family Violence Act — special presentment and cruelty to children in the third degree.
• Malcolm Jarrard Thompson — sale of cocaine, distribution of cocaine and failure to appear.
• Ralph William Thompson — three counts of aggravated assault, possession of firearm by convicted felon and two counts of simple battery.
• John Marvin Miller — stalking and aggravated stalking.
• Jermaine Jkereen Morgan — six counts of aggravated assault.
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Chalon Trevor Furtado was allegedly driving a pickup truck along Connesena Road in Kingston in late August 2011 when he lost control. The truck overturned, rolling onto 26-year-old Christopher David Danko, who had been riding in the bed of the truck.
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• Heather Ann Williams — possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana less than 1 ounce and possession of firearm by convicted felon.
•Jerry Richard Williams — trafficking in cocaine, illegal drugs, marijuana or meth and possession of alprazolam with intent to distribute in violation of the Georgia Controlled Substance Act; and Heather Ann Williams — possession of meth VGCSA and possession of firearm by convicted felon.
• William Joseph Varsane — two counts of aggravated assault and failure to appear.
• Michael Ross Kennedy — two counts of terroristic threats, stalking and harassing phone calls.
• Mark Alan Howell — simple battery under the Family Violence Act.
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You guys — it's pumpkin season! Does this excite you? Has the Great Pumpkin arrived at your house this autumn? Are you ready for pumpkin pie? Of course, pumpkin has so much more to offer than just pumpkin pie. Take baked pumpkin steel-cut oatmeal, for instance — a fall dish I look forward to every year. Or soft, cakey pumpkin spice cookies, and pumpkin soup with coconut milk. What about pumpkin rice Krispie treats, and hot pumpkin buttered rum? Are these on your fall menu yet? Cran-walnut pumpkin bread? A French pumpkin bake? Take a look at these, and others — each recipe a tribute to the scrumptious range of possibilities in pumpkin.
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I have all the ingredients needed to make just about all the recipes..now which to make is the dilemma. I think the pumpkin soup with bacon is #1, then the pasta with pumpkin, a close second. I even bought the most delish pumpkin ice cream that is all the exact ingredients in a pie. Made homemade waffles, scoop of pumpkin ice cream, whipped cream(I didn't make) a slight drizzle of maple syrup & a dash of cinnamon. Pumpkingasm!!
I prepared some chicken enchiladas with pumpkin sauce yesterday via the MS Everyday Food cookbook. It was a winner of a dish and my skeptical husband and (at times) picky daughter ate it up with the former going back for seconds. Can't get enough pumpkin this time of year.
Related question that I've been wondering for a while:
If I want to make pumpkin stuff from fresh pumpkin, can I buy any pumpkin (like the massive ones for carving? Does it have to be something labeled a "sugar pumpkin"?
Halloween is coming,these pumpkin recipes are fantastic!Sounds delicious and looks great!
Team Baanoo has had the kuri pumpkin coconut soup lately, and those absolutely fantastic "fall-in-muffin-form" cream cheese and pumpkin muffins. I support everyone making both of those dishes!
engil, the bit Jack-o-lantern pumpkins have coarser flesh and are more watery. While they are edible, you will get much, much better results with a pie pumpkin -- or substitute butternut squash in any "pumpkin" recipe.
If anyone *really* wants to use a big carving pumpkin for cooking, I recommend cutting it into pieces and roasting them, then put the flesh through a food mill. Let the resulting mush drain in cheesecloth or a very fine strainer. Use in a dish with plentiful flavoring.
Those cinnamon rolls! And the rice krispie treats! And the buttered rum. Wow. And basically everything else with sugar involved. I've never tried any savory pumpkin dishes but you've definitely made them worth trying.
I just roasted up all of our pumpkins in the oven this evening, so the timing of this post couldn't be better. And my kids have been addicted to rice krispie treats lately, so a pumpkin version of them is going to sneak some veggies into them. Love it!


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Checklist to install multiuser development environment in OS X Mountain Lion
This list in not exhaustive, just my bare minimum for frontend purposes. I'm not dealing with Rails, PostgreSQL, MongoDB or other server tools since it's not my day-to-day use. Just yet. It's surprising that you need so many console tools these days to do frontend, but things fall apart, and most of them really improve your performance in many ways.
Installation for one or multiple users would be the same, but there are tasks we will perform as admin user so that we can share part of the environment across multiple users, who will only need to configure personal data (Git, $PATH, Sublime or other editor, …). We are using Mountain Lion but the following should work the same in older systems, down to at least Leopard or Snow Leopard.
Developer environment installation by admin user:
- If we are going to use the complete Apple developers set up, including iOS simulators, we need to install XCode (from the Mac Store), then open it, preferences, downloads, install command line tools and the needed simulators.
- If we don't need iOS simulators, just go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads and download, then install the Command line tools for your system. It's around 200Kb only.
- Open a Terminal window and check if you have properly installed build tools:
which gcc
(it should return /usr/bin/gcc)
- Then we will install homebrew, a nice package manager for OS X, from the terminal:
ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/go)"
- We are going to install Git now to have a control version in our projects without the need of a centralised repository:
brew install git
- Update homebrew now:
brew update
- Install rbenv to manage different versions of Ruby:
brew install rbenv
To use Homebrew's directories rather than ~/.rbenv add to your profile:
export RBENV_ROOT=/usr/local/var/rbenv
brew install ruby-build
- We are going to install Compass, a CSS framework that uses Sass stylesheets (make sure you code your Sass with 'compass watch' running in a terminal tab):
sudo gem install compass
brew install node
We recommend prepending the following path to your PATH environment variable to have npm-installed binaries picked up: /usr/local/share/npm/bin
- We love Grunt, a Javascript task runner. We use it to build our frontend files, minimize, JSlint and several other features. From version 0.4 on, command line tools are not included, you need to install separately:
npm install -g grunt-cli
- Now you can install grunt locally on each of your project's folder (even a specific version for each project). Best approach is following offical Getting started and create a package.json, then use
npm install --save-devto install npm modules locally
- PhantomJS is used to create files from Javascript in terminal, in one of our favorite tools, named Grunticon (allows us to throw SVG icons into a folder and convert them into datauri inside your CSS, with PNG fallback). No more sprites :-)
brew install phantomjs
- Install nanoc, a nice static site generator
sudo gem install nanoc
If we need the preview server of nanoc we need to install it::
sudo gem install adsf
We can use other preview servers, like Apache from our system, MAMP or even a LiveReload server.
- Install MAMP, which lets you have Apache, MySQL and PHP environment in a second.
- We are going to configure /etc/hosts file according to this tutorial: How to use vhosts in Wordpress development.
- Install Go2Shell (from the Mac Store), which opens a terminal window to the current directory in Finder. We just need to drag the app to the icons bar in Finder.
- We install Chrome now, with LiveReload, Web Developer, YSlow plugins.
If you're going to use Wordpress, I recommend installing wp-cli so you can perform admin tasks from the terminal. You will need to add an alias for mysqldump
sudo ln -s /Applications/MAMP/Library/bin/mysqldump /usr/local/bin/mysqldump
Now you can go to your wordpress project folder in terminal and, for instance, perform a database backup just typing
wp db export
Developer environment config for each non admin users:
We have most of the environment set up ready, we just need some personal configurations. These will be performed by each non-admin user of the machine:
- Open Finder and customize sidebars
- We are heading to our personal folder ~/ and create an Applications folder. We are going to use this to install our programs, since /Applications will be used by programs installed by the system or admin for all users.
- Install Dropbox (disclaimer, this is a recommendation link, both you and me will get extra space). Dropbox will let you have some Gb of your data backed up in the cloud and synchronized across your computers. It will require admin permissions to the folders in order to be installed.
- Open /Applications folder and drag the app to the icons bar in Finder.
- If you're like me and prefer your finder to reveal hidden files, open Terminal and type:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool YES
killall Finder
- Copy your public/private SSH keys from an older computer. If it's the first time you need these (Git, for instance), just create your keys.
- To configure your Git user, we can copy ~/.gitconfig from an older computer into ~/ or:
git config --global user.name "Your name"
git config --global user.email email@example.com
- Install SublimeText2 into our personal ~/Applications. You can buy it too! Or use Textmate, vim or whatever.
- We are enabling Sublime access from terminal, pointing to a symlink in our bin (beware, link takes to the Sublime we just installed in our ~/Applications)
ln -s /Applications/Sublime\ Text\ 2.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl /usr/local/bin/subl
- If we open a new terminal window or tab (cmd+t) we should be able to open Sublime by typing
- Install Sublime user prefs from an old computer, or use mine if you like them https://gist.github.com/zigotica/4954546
- Install the package with color and typography settings (I keep a copy in Dropbox), usually found in
"~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Color Scheme - Default"
- Install Package Control from View > Show console, following these instructions
- We can now install these packages from Package control: Emmet (previously known as Zen code), SuperCalculator (nice for px/em conversions), GitGutter (awesome, to see changes in gutter from last Git commit)
- Install your .bash_profile from an old computer into ~/ or https://gist.github.com/zigotica/4523081
- Now you check if your .bash_profile includes PATH to our bin, grunt, and other tools:
export PATH=~/bin:/usr/local/share/npm/bin:/usr/local/share/npm/lib/node_modules/grunt/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin
- Alternatively, much better approach is separate each path into a specific var (thanx @happywebcoder for the tip):
export MY_BIN_PATH="~/bin"
export PATH="$MY_BIN_PATH:$PATH"
export NPM_BIN_PATH="/usr/local/share/npm/bin"
export PATH="$NPM_BIN_PATH:$PATH"
export GRUNT_BIN_PATH="/usr/local/share/npm/lib/node_modules/grunt/bin"
export PATH="$GRUB_BIN_PATH:$PATH"
- Open Chrome and authenticate with your login/password in order to start sync'ing our favorites, plugins, and so on.
- If we are going to develop responsive sites (or sites adapted to be viewed in mobile gadgets) you will want to install Adobe Edge Inspect which lets you synchronize what you see in your browser to your mobile device, instantly, and even inspect your device for a debug session.
Other programs you may like:
I don't work nor get anything from the following, I just think they are awesome apps:
- We love TotalFinder, your Finder with Tabs! Buy it, it's worth it.
- CloudApp is an awesome service that stores screen captures and other files in the cloud.
- Buy and install Transmit FTP, but don't forget to use Git locally :-)
- Buy and install Divvy a cool app that lets you manage your windows size very easily with shortcuts.


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Posted Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 12:55 PM
I have recently started with a new company (smaller than previous) and my first task is to select an LMS solution that is affordable and that can scale as the company grows. I have been stuck in archaic LMS deals before so i am trying to make the most informed decision. My employee base is 250 ppl, but we will be growing soon so need to make a decision based on 500 to 1000. I really like the simplicity of AO, but it seems to be lacking some of the features that I would like - event calendar, more customizable branding, course catalog, etc.
I have been looking at moodlerooms, Articulate Onlne and Trivantis. Any experience or comments are welcomed. I know that I can modify the AO LMS, but i dont know how flexible it will be.
One solution may be to use the AO LMS in the short run and possible migrate to something else in the future. Any ideas??
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Posted Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 1:05 PM
I am in a similar position as you for a company with approx 1200 employees and we have been happily using Moodle for a few years now. Nothing against Articulate online as Articulate usually delivers on their products. I decided to go with Moodle for the main reason of having very little budget and having to go with something I can do on my own. I started out by just installing Moodle on a basic web host to test it out and see what everybody was talking about and never looked back. I actually wrote all the details of why I picked Moodle in this blog post a while back. The biggest piece of advice I can give is to test, test, test. Before signing any contracts make sure to test a trial version as much as possible so you fully know what you are purchasing. Hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions. Can't speak for other LMS's but have been through a lot with Moodle and Articulate.
Posted Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 1:09 PM
Have you ever heard of Moodlerooms? They are a company that helps with the setup and customization of Moodle and offers support 24/7. Cost is very low. Did you use Articulate Online initially - sounds like you did. Was the experience favorable?
Posted Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 2:12 PM
I have heard of Moodlerooms. You should also check out Remote Learner and Kineo as they also specialize in Moodle. I haven't used Articulate Online because I was already off to the races with Moodle before I had Articulate and saw no reason to switch from Moodle. Good luck with your project. It's not an easy one.
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Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 6:24 AM
We are also searching for a new host. Does anyone have any experience with a user friendly LMS all I need is a simple way to migrate to an LMS, track, report, offer certificates, very basic stuff.
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 7:09 AM
Have you tried Articulate Online?
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Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 10:26 AM
We are about a month away from deploying our LMS. We looked at several and choose GeoLearning, who since have been purchased by SumTotal. That caused a bit of a delay in getting rolling, but now going well. The implementation has been very good thus far. Can't speak to performance until after we go live.
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 11:52 AM
What was the pricing structure like? i believe i talked to them
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Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 12:02 PM
We went with Inquisiq several years back. It's less expensive than some, more expensive than others (Around $8k per server, unlimited users as I remember). It's not a really bloated app. It doesn't do analytics. It's launch track and schedule. Pretty simple. It could be better but for the number of users we have the price was right.
They have a demo version you can configure and try.
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 12:03 PM
About $20 per user per year. They are strictly SAAS, so no other hardware costs. That includes about 300 skillsoft courses which will be nice when we move to Windows 7 and Office 2010 this summer.
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 12:33 PM
They quoted me $8,500 set up cost and $45/user??
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 12:37 PM
That's probably about what our implementation will run. We have about 500 users, so that might make a difference.
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 1:54 PM
Depending on your needs you might also consider Scorm Cloud. I think their pricing is pretty reasonable but differs from most in that it's based on course registrations not on registered users. So you could have 1000 users in the system and 100 course completions and only be charged the 100 registrations price.
Interesting model. Particularly interesting when you consider that this is a cloud based deployment model. Meaning you can easily integrate the LMS pieces into other applications. To me this is getting close to ideal, where the LMS is there but you just don't notice it as an LMS. The Rustici guys are also probably the smartest SCORM people on the planet, so the solution has that going for them
I use Scorm Cloud to test out my SCOs. You can register and test it in a limited registration / storage capacity for free.
Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 1:57 PM
A better description of Scorm Cloud... Not sure why their primary domain pointer doesn't link to this:
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Posted Tuesday, April 05, 2011 at 2:53 PM
I am new to this forum but have been using a variety of LMSs over the years. I have settled on Efront as it has an excellent open source version along with affordable, scaleable paid versions. Perhaps you may like to take a look at it as an option. Hope this helps.
Posted Wednesday, April 06, 2011 at 12:05 PM
Ok - I have checked out SCORMCloud - very interesting concept. The more i think about it, the more i feel that i may need to look for a company that is accustomed to working with managing CE credits/requirements. That said, they still need to be affordable. Any ideas?
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Posted Wednesday, April 06, 2011 at 11:00 PM
Like Joe, we also use moodle (1.9) and I find it really good. It's pretty user friendly and it's free which is nice. But it's worthwhile finding a provider to host it for you, unless you have a great set up already, because a mate from another company has a REALLY slow Moodle site as they are hosting it off a computer on their system somewhere (no-one really knows where which is a worry!).
Moodle 2.0 is out now which is meant to be great, we're in the process of upgrading so haven't used it yet, but there are a lot of new features and it's pretty easy to use. It has the event calendar you mentioned and you can also create your own themes with branding. They also have heaps of plugins and a forum to help Moodlers (though nowhere near as good as the articulate community!). I would recommend downloading it and testing it out before you try purchasing an LMS (though I've never set it up myself so don't know how complicated it is). Good luck
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Posted Friday, June 01, 2012 at 7:59 AM
I am in a similar situation and have narrowed down my options. One question for everyone, how much hosting space were you given? I am looking at an LMS, Emtrain, and was given 5GB in the proposal. We only have about 130 employees but I plan on uploading a good deal of content. Is 5 GB enough?
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Posted Monday, September 17, 2012 at 2:50 AM
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Posted Monday, September 17, 2012 at 5:08 AM
Hi Patrick,
If your trainees' database is fastly growing, I would suggest JoomlaLMS as an lms solution for your company. Firstly, it's a highly flexible system, and you can easily upgrade (or downgrade if necessary) the version and the number of users. Secondly, JoomlaLMS is a low cost solution (for instance, a standard license for http://www.joomlalms.com/features/), it can be customized by your wish on a really moderate price.
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Posted Friday, April 05, 2013 at 7:07 AM
I have a similar situation with the number of people and a growing company. We ended up going with ShareKnowledge / Competentum LMS. Its a linking LMS to SharePoint. However I don't have much knowledge with this LMS. Its seems to do quite a bit, but there are still some tweaking features that I would like. Does anyone have any experience with this LMS, any ideas to better this LMS if so?
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Posted Friday, April 05, 2013 at 8:10 AM
there is some good info on this thread about Learning Management Systems
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"The main reason we're offering the annual passes is as an incentive to try and get people a little more educated about boating laws. We see problems here on the lake every year with boaters that think they can get a boat and just come on out. Georgia is one of the few states in the region that does not require boating education at the moment," said USACE Park Ranger for Lake Allatoona Chris Purvis. "We see everything from boats overloaded with too many people on the boat, people not wearing life jackets when they're supposed to, not having enough life jackets on board, not knowing exactly what buoys and markers mean. It would be like people driving cars and not knowing what stop signs and yield signs mean."
According to statistics from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, cases of boating under the influence, boating incidents and boating-related fatalities all increased in 2012 from the year before, including 180 BUIs, 118 boating incidents and 12 boating fatalities. Although the number of drownings decreased in 2012, there were still 36 drownings across the state down from 49 in 2011 and 51 in 2010. Each of these statistics, however, are numbers the USACE, DNR and the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary are hoping to see diminish with more education and awareness.
"This is a pilot project, the first of its kind for the corps of engineers and right now it's just Allatoona and Lake Lanier because we are two of the busiest lakes in the nation," Purvis said. "In some other places, the state of Alabama for example, has a boater education requirement. So this pilot program is geared toward educating Georgia boaters."
The next qualifying course to be offered in the area will be an all-day course from the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 2-2 in April. Although based out of Marietta, the Flotilla 2-2 will be leading the April 6 course out of the Cartersville USACE Project Office at 1138 County Road 294N, located at the end of Highway 20 Spur toward Allatoona Dam. The cost of the course is $40.
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"Most insurance companies will give people a discount on their insurance for having completed our course and it's a [National Association of State Boating Laws Administrators] approved course so if Georgia joins the ranks of other states that pass a boating license requirement similar to a car license requirement, anyone that has completed our About Boating Safely class will be grandfathered in and granted a license. So there are many benefits to boater education."
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"We're all in the Coast Guard, but we're in the Coast Guard Auxillary. The Coast Guard Auxillary is an all-volunteer organization. We are a civilian component of the Coast Guard, but we go through the same training as the active duty and the reserve guys based on the qualifications we're pursuing," Dawe said. "Our mission is primarily focused first on recreational boating safety. We educate the public through our classes and we don't just offer the About Boating Safety class. We have an On the Water Class, we have a Navigation class and several other classes. The other thing we do is conduct complimentary vessel safety inspections to make sure people have the right safety equipment and their vessels meet federal and state Coast Guard and DNR legal requirements.
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the tip on the Mizuno is pretty thick (no idea how thin it was, new), but it cuts pretty nicely despite that.
The knife is with good weight, it is somewhere between laser and a heavy gyuto (such as Kato). Spine measured ~ 3.5 mm compared to 4mm for Kato.
I used the knife on a lot of veggies, and I can say it definitely needs some thinning.
The grind is flat from spine to ~1/2 down then it convexes, I did not have a lot of issues with sticktion.
The steel was easy to sharpen and takes very nice edge, I can't comment on edge retention as I am not a pro so the knife did not go trough a lot of use.
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There is some aspect of themselves that everyone is unhappy with in one form or another. The first step is to address that problem and try to correct it to improve the situation. Many people want to stay as young as possible as long as possible.
A popular trend in today's health market is human growth hormone spray, also known as Sytropin, which many people refer to as the "fountain of youth." It is called the fountain of youth because it can make you look and feel much younger.
Odds are that you have seen people in their 40s, 50s, or even 60s with flawless skin, healthy hair, and even strong, muscular figures. Human growth hormone promotes tissue repair and also encourages cell regeneration in the bones, muscles and vital organs. In addition, human growth hormone supports the immune system and works to combat infection and disease.
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When your body's cells die off, which is a normal process, you will see graying hair, sagging skin, wrinkles, muscle loss, reduction in energy, more frequent illnesses, and weight gain around the waistline.
While experts are not certain as to why the pituitary gland fails so rapidly, but it is known that by the age of 40 almost everyone is deficient in human growth hormone. By the time some reaches 80, the body's production of human growth hormone has usually diminished by as much as 95 percent.
Even though cells dying off is a natural part of life, that doesn't mean you have to readily accept it. If there is something available to help fix the problem, you should step up and give it a try.
If You Could Fix Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Levels Would You?
If you could fix your human growth hormone levels and make yourself feel and look younger, would you? Well the odds are everyone would quickly answer that question with a definite, "Yes!"
By using Sytropin, or human growth hormone, you will experience great changes, changes that will make you feel better, have more energy, and actually look younger.
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Our lobster high chair was judged Best Hook On Travel High Chair in the Mom Trends Must-Have Awards, 2014!
"There are lot of hook-on high chairs on the market, but the philandteds Lobster easily won our top award. Most importantly, it packs down flat – key for a high chair you'll be traveling with – and stows away in its included storage bag. The Lobster weighs just 3.9 lbs, but its durable fabric holds babes up to 37 lbs., is easy to wipe off, and removes easily for hand-washing out more serious messes. A 4-pt safety harness keeps wigglers in their seat and the high chair can be used with or without the included food tray. One of our favorite features of the Lobster high chair are the clamps which are easy to use and have an amazing range from 0.8″ up to 3.75″, letting you use the high chair on thin dining tables up to extra thick tables at the park. At home or on the go, the hook-on Lobster high chair makes mealtime with baby a breeze." - Mom Trends
"The award-winning travel chair's claws clamped nicely on my relative's breakfast bar so my girls had their own place to eat for the few days we were away. I can see how fabulous the lobster would be for any camping or other travel outings since it attaches to most tables or bench tops.
I love the fact that the fabric used on the lobster is washable and durable. The fabric can slide right off the frame for a hand wash. There's a removable table-tray that slides in between the two clamps protecting the actual table from any spills. Or I suppose if your child is sitting at the picnic table or at a restaurant, it would keep the germs from the actual table getting on your babe's food. I'm strongly considering keeping my lobster in the car in case we stop in at a restaurant – we all know how filthy some of the restaurant high chairs can be, don't we?
I'm so grateful to have had the phil & teds traveller and lobster for my travel adventures with my two daughters recently. I stressed myself out enough thinking about all the what-ifs and all the items that I'll have to take to the airport (car seats, stroller, playpen, suitcases, etc. and oh – I also had my cat to take too!) that having such compact, reliable and safe baby travel gear was such a relief!"
Score: 4/5.
We've recommended this great piece of baby equipment to scores of friends since we bought it – and people always comment on it when they visit our house.
The clip-on high chair lets you attach it to many tables and breakfast bars, then folds down flat for transport.
Its aluminium frame has two 'lobster' claws that clamp onto the table, and are designed to hold children up to 17kgs (37lbs) – about age three. Hubby wasn't convinced it looked safe when we bought it so tried balancing his own weight on it – it didn't even wobble so must be pretty sturdy! The body of the highchair is made of fabric and has a five-point harness.
The manufacturers say it's designed for use from six months. We've been using it from four months, using a folded towel to pad the base and backrest so the baby can see over the top. Unlike a solid highchair, the fabric makes it much harder for babies to try and climb out – a definite bonus in our house.
The real joy of it is it takes up no space in the kitchen or dining room – there are no highchair legs to manoeuvre or try and stack out of the way.
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It's all treats and no tricks at many retailers this Halloween. Here you'll find a list of stores and restaurants we've comprised that are offering up special deals and maybe even a freebie or two to celebrate the spooky holiday. Keep checking back, we'll be adding new ones as we find them!
Barnes & Noble - Free Halloween storytime on 10/31/2014. Contact local stores for times.
Bass Pro Shops - Free 4x6 photos & Halloween activities for kids from now through 10/31/2014.
Boston Market - Free kids meal w/purchase of an individual meal from now through 10/31/2014. Plus, here's a printable coupon good for $1 off any individual meal.
Chipolte - Participating restaurants are offering a $3 "boorito" to those that arrive in a costume. Offer valid from 5PM to close on 10/31/2014.
IHOP - Free Scary Face Pancake for kids 12 & under on 10/31/2014 only from 7AM to 10PM.
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LEGO Stores - Free Halloween sticker for kids in costume on 10/31/2014.
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Posted: Apr 25, 2008 12:00 AM | Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012 09:22 AMOTTAWA -- The Canadian Trucking Human Resource Council (CTHRC) recently launched a new website dedicated to bringing new people into the trucking industry. The initiative is designed to teach Canadians from all walks of life about the exciting and dynamic career opportunities available in the trucking industry – not just driving. The truckingcareers.ca site profiles a number of different occupations within trucking and informs visitors about "high paying and challenging jobs that differ greatly from one to the next."
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The Partnership for Food Safety Education Tackles Four Common Food Safety Myths
Washington, DC – Recipes can be handed down from generation to generation and so can myths surrounding food safety -- sometimes with sickening consequences. September is National Food Safety Education Month and the Partnership for Food Safety Education (PFSE), in cooperation with the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is marking the occasion with an outreach to consumers aimed at debunking four common food safety myths:
- Myth: Lemon juice and salt will clean and sanitize a cutting board.
Fact: Sanitizing is the process of reducing the number of microorganisms that are on a properly cleaned surface to a safe level to reduce risk of foodborne illness. Lemon juice and salt will not do this. An effective way to sanitize cutting boards and other kitchen surfaces, is with a diluted bleach and water solution -- just 1 tablespoon unscented liquid chlorine bleach (not more) to 1 gallon of water. To clean your cutting board, first wash it with hot water and soap. After rinsing it off with clean water, sanitize by letting the diluted chlorine bleach solution stand on the cutting board surface for about a minute. Rinse and blot dry with clean paper towels. It is important to clean and sanitize – just because a surface looks clean, does not mean it is free of disease-causing bacteria!
- Myth: Putting chicken in a colander and rinsing it with water will remove bacteria like Salmonella.
Fact: Rinsing chicken in a colander will not remove bacteria. In fact, it can spread raw juices around your sink, onto your countertops, and onto ready-to-eat foods. Bacteria in raw meat and poultry can only be killed when cooked to a safe minimum internal temperature, which for poultry is 165 °F, as measured by a food thermometer. Save yourself the messiness of rinsing raw poultry. It is not a safety step and can cause cross-contamination.
- Myth: Once a hamburger turns brown in the middle, it is fully cooked.
Fact: You cannot use visual cues to determine whether food has been cooked to a safe minimum internal temperature. The ONLY way to know that food has been cooked to a safe minimum internal temperature is to use a food thermometer. Ground meat should be cooked to a safe minimum internal temperature of 160 °F, as measured by a food thermometer.
- Myth: You should not put hot food in the refrigerator.
Fact: Hot foods can be placed directly in the refrigerator. A large pot of food like soup or stew should be divided into small portions and put in shallow containers for quicker cooling in the refrigerator. If you leave food out to cool and forget about it, then toss it! Bacteria grow rapidly in the "danger zone" between 40 °F and 140 °F. Always follow the "two hour rule" for cooked foods – eat them or refrigerate them within two hours at a refrigerator temperature of 40 °F or below. And, if left out in a room or outdoors where the temperature is 90 ºF or above, food should be refrigerated or eaten within just 1 hour – or discarded.
"People want to do the right thing to reduce risk of foodborne illness to themselves and their families," said Shelley Feist, PFSE's Executive Director. "By highlighting common food safety myths, the Partnership hopes to raise awareness with consumers of the facts behind the four core Fight BAC!® messages of Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill." Foodborne illness comes with an expensive price tag, not only in terms of human suffering, but also associated health costs and lost productivity.
Educational materials including a video, teacher materials, and other consumer-friendly tools are available for free download at www.fightbac.org.
The Partnership for Food Safety Education works to save lives and improve public health through research-based, actionable consumer food safety initiatives that reduce foodborne illness.PFSE unites representatives from industry associations, professional societies in food science, and nutrition and health consumer groups, the United States Department of Agriculture, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug Administration in an important initiative to educate the public about preventing foodborne illness.


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It was on a beautiful late summer's day that Table Mountain national park, in the Tokai forest in Cape Town, played host to the prologue of THE staged mountain bike race, the famous ABSA Cape Epic 2011. This race takes place over 8 days (prologue and 7 consecutive stages), covering 707 km and 14,550 m of ascents. 1,200 sportspeople from various categories participate in it, and the impressive organization of this little world is evident throughout the week.
Under a blazing sun and 32 degree heat, on a particularly technical and dusty course, the BMC Mountain Bike Racing Team made a fantastic entrance. At the prologue, broadcast live and in full on the "Super Sports" TV channel, Alex Moos and Balz Weber finished the 27 km loop in 1 hour, 7 minutes and 15 seconds, which puts them in 9th place in the general intermediate ranking, led by the top brass of worldwide mountain biking. The best time was achieved by another Swiss, Christophe Sauser, in 1 hour, 2 minutes and 40 seconds, with his team-mate Burry Stander, the South African champion.
The first stage will take place tomorrow in Tulbagh, in a continuous loop, over a distance of 89 km and 2,050 m of ascents and descents. The first starts will be at 07:00 (06:00 in Switzerland).
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In part one of my series on Iowa Wine, I explored the very short history behind the Iowa wine industry. Today, I'll go over a few of the more popular varieties in the area along with my personal experiences with each wine.
A * denotes facts and information gleaned from the Iowa State Review of Cold Climate Cultivars. All other information provided came from Royce Bennett of Collectively Iowa or from my own experience in the tasting.
St. Pepin
St. Pepin is a variety cultivated by Elmer Swenson in 1983 in Osceola, Wisconsin. A pistillate variety (meaning only the female parts of a fruit-bearing vine are fully developed), St. Pepin requires proximity to a developed vine to pollinate and bear fruit*. It makes a very light, delicate wine, and the lack of acidity makes the wine almost always cloying and underwhelming in an off-dry style.
The St. Pepin I tasted was made by Royce in his personal Vines and Wine line (NV). It was bone dry, light-bodied, with an attack primarily of minerals. It had a fairly impressive complexity with light tropical and stone fruit flavors. Though it started off tame, the flavors became richer and smoother towards the finish, which was longer than I expected. Definitely a good summer sipper.
Edelweiss was developed in 1955 by Elmer Swenson in Osceola, Wisconsin, a hybrid of riparia (Frost Grape) and labrusca (Fox Grape) varieties*. Unlike traditional wine varieties, Eidelweiss must be harvested before it fully ripens. Ideally, it is harvested around 12º to 13º Brix. At full ripeness, roughly 18º Brix, it loses its wine descriptors and develops a flat foxy, grape-y flavor. It's a difficult grape to maintain. With an early bud break and poor productivity from secondary buds, late frosts can very easily ruin a year's crop*.
The Edelweiss I tasted was from Prairie Crossing Vineyards (NV). It had a massive attack of Granny Smith apple, crisp and pure. It was slightly off-dry, decently balanced, with a medium peach finish. It was fairly simple, but the flavor was clean.
Frontenac was developed by the University of Minnesota from 1978 to 1983 in Excelsior, Minnesota. It is a very vigorous, hardy vine that demands a lot of attention as it grows*. For years, it was harvest during its perceived ripeness peak and pressed to make an aggressively acidic, cherry-flavored wine. In recent years, experiments have revealed that letting the grape sit on the vine roughly a week past peak ripeness drastically softens the acidity, creating a richer, more nuanced experience.
The first Frontenac I tasted was a Vines and Wine label (NV). It was created in the traditional Frontenac style, with a bright cherry flavor, rather plummy, with a VERY high acidity and a short finish. It was in line with most Frontenacs I've tried, though I'm excited to see how the new "overripe" Frontenac wines will taste.
The second Frontenac I tasted was from Prairie Crossing (NV). It had a full flavor, again, a typical high acidity, though the character of this wine was softened by a medium level of old American oak, leaving it with a slightly medicinal flavor but nowhere near as harsh as most Frontenacs I've tasted. The flavor was simple, a brisk, tart, spicy cherry. This was definitely in the higher end of Iowa reds I've tasted.
St. Croix
St. Croix was developed by Elmer Swenson in 1981 in Osceola, Wisconsin. It's an extremely thin-skinned grape, prone to leaking and very susceptible to disease and injury*. Grapes tend to have a moderate acidity and low Brix and tannins, giving it a natural affinity for palates attuned to Burgundy wines*. It's a surprisingly hardy vine, recorded as surviving temperatures as low as -39º F and safe down to roughly -28º F, though snow cover significantly improves its chances of survival*.
I had the good fortune of trying two St. Croix varietal wines, and I'm convinced it will be the flagship red wine grape for the Iowa wine industry.
The first St. Croix I tried was from Royce's Vines and Wine (NV). It had a wonderful potpourri bouquet, descriptors of cinnamon, nutmeg, dark floral, and blackberry. A light tobacco quality sat on the finish. Very rustic and aromatic, though with a surprisingly light body. It was like drinking the scent of a burning candle, and I mean that in the best way.
The second St. Croix I tried was the Wagon Trail Red from Prairie Crossing (NV). If you want to get me excited about the future of Iowa wine, this will do it. The presence of red fruit on this wine was so bare as to hardly even need mentioning. The experience was all violets and spices. There was oak, but it was skillfully introduced, tasting as a component of the spices than as a separate flavor. Like the other St. Croix, the descriptors were hefty and perfume-y, but the wine itself was light and delicate. An absolutely brilliant, unique experience.
LaCrosse was developed by Elmer Swenson in 1983 in Osceola, Wisconsin from a staggering array of species, including V. vinifera, V. labrusca, V. riparia, V. rupestris, and V. lincecumii*. As Royce told me, it's a very foxy, finicky grape that invariably produces a wine with a "raunchy" aftertaste. It's fairly frost resistant as its bud break is mid-season, and it can produce fruit from secondary buds.
The LaCrosse I tasted was from Row 13 Vineyards. It was a very light fruity, floral affair, with apricot and citrus flavors. This wine did not have that peculiar aftertaste, and Royce told me it was because LaCrosse tends to lose that flavor in blends. To produce a varietal wine without that flavor, the winemaker blended the fermented juice with just a touch of unfermented juice from the same grapes. The science behind this baffles me, but the finish was clean and fruity.
Concluding Thoughts
Quick thoughts?
Tannins are hard to come by in Iowa. You'll stub your toe on a thousand tractors before you find a big red here. There's just not enough sunshine and heat to develop these wines.
You'll have to dig in to find dry wines. The local palate, raised on sweet, skunky German-style fruit wines, guarantees that most local wines, even the reds, will be made off-dry / semi-sweet. These wines are so delicate that the sugar utterly destroys the quality of the wine. The good news is more and more winemakers are attempting to get the most out of their grapes, and the results are encouraging.
Expect the unexpected. Not to sound dramatic, of course, but you're not going to find a Cabernet Sauvignon, Riesling, Pinot Noir, or Sauvignon Blanc here. If you do, it's imported juice. So don't fret if you don't recognize any of the grapes on the tasting sheet… they're still good wines, and there's still something for most palates there.
The future of Iowa wine depends on newer, more suitable varieties that will be cultivated in the area, though the current industry has been built on traditional grapes. Royce has seen this dichotomy in the preference for the Alsatian Marechal Foch, a decent grape in its own right but one with very limited potential (as in, you'll live a thousand years before you see a wine scored 90 points from this grape in this area) over its underused, richer sibling Leon Millot (Lay-own Mee-yoh). As winemakers figure out the challenges to growing old varieties and the science behind the new ones, the industry will begin to receive notice from the coastal wine drinkers. For now, the limits of total production, suitable varieties, and overall quality make Iowa wine an unpolished gem in the Midwestern wine industry.


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Great reactor, too small pump By Paul on 11/14/2013Paul would recommend this product to a friendThis reactor works great at tumbling bio pellets, but the pump provided is way underpowered to move the pellets for the size of the reactor. I had a spare Rio pump that's one or two steps up from the one included and with it, the pellets are moving and rotating the way they should be. Also, the pump included sounded like it was grinding rocks at the same time. Other than the pump, it's the perfect low cost media reactor that's small, uses very little power, and doesn't cost a fortune.
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by Parker on April 14, 2014, @8:19 PM
what is the max gallon tank that this is meant for?
Bulk Reef Supply Hi Parker,
It depends on the media you are going to put in the reactor. It will hold up to 350mL of biopellets or up to 650ml of a media that doesn't require fluidization. The best thing to determine is how much of whatever you want to run you need, and then make sure it will fit in the capacity of the reactor.
*Use a CPR Fine Media Kit or a mesh bag or filter sponge for use with fine media
Dimensions with Rio 180 Pump
- 4 3/8" L x 3 3/8" W x 10 5/8" H
- Total Capacity: 650 mL (Please account for space needed for fluidization)
- Biopellet Capacity: 350 mL (depending on density and fluidization)
- Energy Consumption: 4W
- Voltage/Frequency: 115V/60Hz
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- 4 Suction Cups
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