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Self distribution in California
vsaks posted a topic in DistributionIs it possible for a distiller to sell directly to retailers when getting started ? Did any of you do this when you first started producing ? While the AB 1295 permitted craft distillers to sell directly to consumers (single-tier) since 2016, it seems California ABC Act has always permitted a two tier system for California manufacturers ... § 23363. Licensed manufacturers of distilled spirits originally distilled in this State; Sale to licensees Any licensed manufacturer of distilled spirits originally distilled in this State may sell them to any person holding a license authorizing the sale of distilled spirits.
Recommendations for used bourbon barrels
vsaks posted a topic in WhiskeyHi, We are looking for a used bourbon barrel vendor who will stand behind their barrels (if they leak). Several barrels from our current vendor have been leaking from the head despite filling with hot water and all. And the vendor who had earlier told us that they'd replace the barrels is now dithering. After weeding out the usual suspects dirtcheapbarrels and oakwoodbarrels, we are considering Kelvin Cooperage and Country Connection Kelvin Cooperage appears to be an established rock solid supplier. While Country Connection has been selling barrel racks for a while, it seems they've started supplying barrels only recently (they posted on ADI in October). I was wondering if anyone has bought barrels from Country Connection and what the experience has been like.
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vsaks replied to MadMacaw's topic in EquipmentWondering if we could report this on Google. Most of the people are finding them via Google Search.
How do you measure the spirits quantity ?
vsaks posted a topic in EquipmentI was wondering how most of the folks measure the quantity of spirits during the process for reporting to TTB ? We were planning on using level sight gauges in the tanks, but were told that it is better to have the tanks on industrial scales. Would welcome your thoughts on what has worked for you.
Violent bubbling in the parrot
vsaks posted a topic in EquipmentWe are testing our new production pot stills/condensers with water and there is violent bubbling/turbulence when the condensate starts for the first 10-20 minutes. I am assuming this is dissolved air escaping, and trying to figure out how to eliminate it before the parrot. We have air vents (to vent air) on the steam jacket, but the still is closed except for a 0.8 psi press relief valve. This is puzzling as I have experienced nothing like this in the small 5 gallon still used as a proof of concept. This is so bad that it would have broken any hydrometers/thermometers in the parrot. I suspect this would happen with CO2 and air dissolved in wash runs too. Do we need to put a vent before the parrot ? Or is this a technique issue, because we'd run it slowly initially to prevent the still puking (due to the foam) ?
@ViolentBlue Did find that some of the black stuff on the towel we were trying to scrub it with, turned bluish green. So I suspect it might be copper salts as you suggested. Will try the PBW followed by acid and again PBW as you suggested. Thanks so much for your help.
Black deposit on inside of copper still
vsaks posted a topic in EquipmentWhile testing our still we boiled some water from the water softener. Now there are black stains on the inside of the still. This did not happen earlier when using hard water. Has anyone else experienced this and any tips on how to clean this off ?
@meerkat, @Silk City Distillers, the condenser is above the flange so it is 5" above the parrot liquid level (per the attached picture) for drainage. What you see below the flange is the stand, with a drain from the condenser tapering to the 1" tri-clamp tube at the bottom. The simplest solution would be to put a tri-clamp tee to vent up from the bottom tube as @Dehner Distillery had suggested. Ideally the vent to start above the parrot liquid level (in the 5" space between the bottom of the condenser), but trickier to fabricate now that everything is in place. Just drilling a hole in the 1/8" thick stainless steel wall of the stand to the drain without a drill press would be a nightmare. @Southernhighlander will send you an email. We are in San Francisco bay area.
@whiskeytango, we are just running water now for testing, and the condensed water is cool to touch. So I doubt any of the vapor is not condensing.
@Dehner Distillery, Thanks for the suggestion. Will give that a try.
All, thanks for the input on this issue. @Silk City Distillers, Here are some pictures and a video of the parrot/condenser and another one showing how violent the bubbling gets. It seems to be the air in the system which is escaping. parrot bubbling.mp4 @PeteB, if I bypass the parrot initially, I am wondering if I might miss the initial cut-in for the heads. Also I won't know the temp for the condensate to adjust the cooling water. @Southernhighlander, It is a bunch of tri-clamp connections. However I wonder if the air vent will have to be somewhere higher than the height of the jar so air can escape above the fluid level. @GeekSpirits, lots of cooling water running. @meerkat, 1 inch pipe coming down from the condenser. As the video shows, it seems that the air builds up and eventually breaks through.
The output from the condenser comes straight into the parrot, with a bypass valve on the bottom. I'll post a picture later today when I am back on site.
I am worried that this might be a remnant of the manufacturing process which might contaminate the product, so wanted to clean it beforehand.
Thanks. What concentration of citric acid should I try ?
Quick connect/disconnects for hoses
vsaks posted a topic in EquipmentWhat are people using for connecting hoses/pumps to tanks ? We are using tri-clamps but there are cases where we have to move the pumps between tanks. Getting the PTFE gaskets to seal is not as simple as I thought, and I don't relish the thought of doing it several times a day. High proof alcohol, so I don't want to use other elastomers like BUNA-N/Silicone. One option I was looking at was these quick disconnects. Made of SS. But the O ring inside is probably rubber. https://www.morebeer.com/products/female-stainless-steel-quick-disconnect-wbarb.html?site_id=9
Quick connect/disconnects for hoses
vsaks replied to vsaks's topic in EquipmentWhat gaskets do you have in your camlock with high proof alcohol ? Most of the camlock fittings I am looking at seem to have Buna-N gaskets
Connections on G70 pump
vsaks posted a topic in EquipmentWhat are the input/output connections on G70 explosion proof pump ? TCW has it listed as 3/4" barb, while distillery-equipment has them as 3/8" barb. The manual says 3/8-1/2".
Michael, Do you have these G70 barb fittings in 3/4 in stock ?
PP body for spirit transfer pump
vsaks posted a topic in EquipmentI am wondering if it is okay to use polypropylene body for spirits transfer pump. People have recommended Flojet G70 pump in the past which is polypropylene. I have been looking at Yamada pumps, and if I get polypropylene body with Teflon elastomers, I can get a 13.5 gpm pump for the same price as Flojet G70.
Do you know where I can buy the 3/4" fittings for the pump ?
Paul, I already bought two of the pumps from you with 5/8. So can I purchase the 3/4 for them ? I can't find the fittings on your web-site.
Lenny, I was looking at NDP-15 pumps. Either NDP-15BPT or NDP-15FPT. Both are PP body with Teflon seals for about $400. The difference is flat vs ball valves. They'll do about 13.5 gpm .
Michael, You make a valid point. Their PP pump is not groundable, so can't use it with high proof. But wondering if it still might be okay with low wines (20% ABV). And use G70 to move high proof alcohol (55-70%).
Get your Federal Permit? How long did it take?
vsaks replied to grehorst's topic in Federal Gov'tFiled on Mar 6 Approved on Jul 29th 145 Days. Seemed to be stuck, but David Dunbar managed to get it moving Now trying to beat Bill's challenge and score a dinner
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You are cordially invited to participate in the inaugural session of the Watercolor Explorers' Club. We have an auspicious beginning: the Ewing Cultural Center has invited us to premier at the Ewing Mansion, so save the date:
Date/Time: Friday, March 22, 10 AM to 12 Noon.
Location: The Ewing Cultural Center is on the corner of Emerson and Towanda Streets
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Morning's Itinerary: Executive Director Toni Tucker will give us a short tour of Mrs. Ewing's watercolor collection. Following the tour, we will paint at Ewing, in their spacious conference room.
Topic: Choosing subjects that have meaning to you. Please bring family heirlooms or mementoes from your travels. I will make a group still life to which you add your special heirlooms or mementos. We will paint from our specialized still life and I will review watercolor and composition basics and my demo will focus on mixing vivid colors.
Cost/reservations: All Watercolors Explorers' Club events cost $25 per session. An optional 1/2 hr group mini-critique will follow for anyone interested. Future watercolor sessions will mostly alternate between Friday mornings and Sunday afternoons at various inspiring locations once a month. Please call ahead or email to reserve your spot. I am happy to answer any questions you may have.
Ms. Kukla received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and her Master of Fine Arts in Painting from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.Cynthia has exhibited her paintings, watercolors, works on paper and sculptures on four continents in over fifty solo shows and over two hundred fifty curated or group exhibitions. In 2006, Cynthia was inducted into the Watercolor Honor Society which has only two-hundred members nationwide.

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I know, right?! What the...
As you can tell, I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the idea of early bedtimes and even earlier mornings (for myself; I don't have kids. Except for the 18 or so I have for 8 hours a day from August to May). Don't get me wrong, I LOVE my school and co-workers, and couldn't be happier to have a job lined up doing something I truly enjoy. It's just, ya know, sleeping in and staying up late has kind of become the norm for me this past month and a half. I'm a night owl by nature. But I digress.
I have a lot of ideas floating around that I want to implement this year (thanks a lot, Pinterest!!), so I'd better get crackin'. I figured I'd blog about it to help myself prioritize and organize my to-do list. These ideas may help some fellow teacher friends-and parents, feel free to take notes. And if you don't fall into either one of those categories... you may want to check back later for a post that is more interesting. :)
Ok, where to begin...
Things to order
As many a Kindergarten teacher will tell you, we often make most of the things we need for our kiddos, but there are some instances where time is money, and it's just as easy to order it than buy the supplies and put the time into crafting. For instance:
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|Jumbo people sticks- Lakeshore Learning
This swell idea came from (another) Ashley over at The School Supply Addict. The girl's got a million awesome ideas, including this:
Use tape to section off an area for construction and block building. This gives the students some boundaries and keeps block creations (I'm looking at you, race car tracks!) from stretching into the quiet reading and writing areas. This also allows the option for students to keep their creations up and add to them later. Along with this, I want to organize my blocks a bit- same size/shape blocks in baskets, etc. (This is only the tip of my anal retentiveness iceberg you are sure to notice the longer you read my blog. Consider yourself warned.)
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Rubrics to create
She has another brilliant idea, which leads me into this next section. Let me begin by saying that photograph rubrics in primary grades are really spectacular; the children love starring in them, and they are great for developing pre-reading skills and decoding. I have used them to show our daily schedule, classroom rules and class jobs for many years. Here are some other wonderful uses:
First off is a photo rubric for how to line up and how to transition to our seats for seat-work. I might implement one for circle time too.
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Short of going into a very detailed description here (you can click the link above and read for yourself- and as a bonus, she uses the term 'hot mess' in her explanation!), it's basically photos of the students demonstrating how our line would look if we lined up with a rating of 1 (chaos) to a 5 (pretty darn perfect.) One of the best parts about this is having the kids act out the chaos scene. It's amazing how just letting them get the 'naughty' way out of their system can encourage them to follow directions from then on out...
Speaking of behavior modifications, there's always the trusty clip chart. I like this particular model:
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This is a great visual for knowing what kind of voice/noise level we are allowed for different activities:
This will be helpful for answering the many questions that inevitably come after giving out an assignment:
|First Grade Glitter and Giggles
Speaking of insanity, here's a writing rubric that would come in handy not only for students' references, but also for my assessment:
Now, don't shoot the messenger. I know it's ludicrous that we're asking 5-year-olds to be able to produce writing samples like these (at least the Level 4). What's worse, we have to mark them 'below grade level' when they're not demonstrating a specific level. Now, I'm not going to go into developmentally appropriate practices and what-not in this post, but I will say that I do NOT agree with many of the standards our district is asking our babies to meet. At this age the brain is still developing and learning through meaningful play. Not to say we shouldn't raise the bar or have high expectations, because some kids can and will master this writing thing just fine at age 5. It's just not fair for the ones who aren't there yet, because more likely than not, they'll get there in their own sweet time.
ANYWAY- this writing rubric is pretty nifty, all things considered.
Alright, I suppose I should end this post now and continue it another time. I still have A LOT to share and prepare!
Instead of ending on a sour note (unrealistic district standards?!?), I'll link you to a wonderful school in Connecticut where I really learned the value of developmentally appropriate practices. Thanks for the memories, Five Mile River Nursery School! I wouldn't be anywhere near the teacher I am today if it weren't for my experience teaching with you all.
"No play,
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Know play,
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To the Glasgow kids and grandkids--My name is Sue Carter, and I am happy to say that my life was touched by both your father/grandfather and mother/grandmother. First, I was a student in your father's seventh grade world history class at Worthington Junior High School (as it was called in those days). He was a wonderful teacher who made history fascinating and exciting. We both laughed and learned in his class and everyone loved his classes. I never had another good history teacher, but it didn't matter--he instilled a love that has stayed with me my whole life. Then, in my early twenties I went to work at FCWD and met your Mom/Grandma. (It took me a couple of years to make the connection to the Mr. Glasgow of my youth). Joyce and I started out as line staff and then moved up to supervisor positions at the same time. She was wonderful to work with! We bounced ideas off of each other as we designed ways to evaluate contracts and services. She was thoughtful and creative, and always concerned about having a positive impact on the people FCWD was responsible for serving. And she had a great sense of humor, which always made the days more pleasant. Her desk was covered with pictures of all you kids and she talked about each one of you with great pride. If we'd still been working together when the grandkids started coming I'm sure there would have been even more pictures and they probably would have had to give her another desk so she'd have a place to do her work! Though we lost touch over the years, I have very fond memories of both your parents and am so glad they were a part of my life. I hope you all have good memories and stories to share and find comfort in them as you go on with your lives.Best wishes--Sue Carter
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Aloe Vera plant has long, spiked leaves, which is very thick and contains a clear gel-like substance. It is use today in so many products like skin lotions and moisturisers, cosmetics, burn gels and even sun screen creams.
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Monday, March 17, 2008
Mexican Polenta Bake
Source: Better Homes & Gardens (slightly modified)
Makes 6-8 servings
½ cup chopped onion
1 green pepper, chopped
3 cloves garlic, chopped
oil for frying
12-16 oz. soy crumbles
2 TB chili powder
1 TB cumin
15 oz. can black beans, drained & rinsed
15 oz. can diced tomatoes
1 cup salsa
18 oz. tube polenta, sliced
2 cups shredded cheddar
sliced green onions to top
1. Preheat oven to 375
2. In large skillet, saute onion, garlic, & green pepper in oil; stir in "beef," chili powder, & cumin and let simmer a little; stir in beans, tomatoes, & salsa and let simmer 15 minutes
3. Place polenta slices in oiled 13 x 9 baking dish; sprinkle 1 cup cheese on top; top with "beef" mixture; sprinkle remaining cheese & green onions
4. Cover & bake 35 minutes or until bubbly; let stand 10 minutes before serving
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Update: WriteMark Plain English Awards
In the latest news from WriteMark, the Awards entries closed last week… and now judging begins!
Awards closed last Thursday and the Awards trust is thrilled with the entries they've received. While numbers were down a little compared to the last full Awards in 2015, the quality of entries received appears to have gone up.
This year, for the first time, WriteMark introduced an entry fee. This is in keeping with other industry awards, and supplements the support of sponsors such as TechCommNZ. The WriteMark Plain English Awards Trust is a not-for-profit charity and needs all the help it can get to keep these prestigious and important awards running.
They tell us they did expect that adding a fee would affect entry numbers. But they also expected that it would lift the quality of entries. And on both counts it appears this was the case.
This year's entries have come in from a wide and interesting range of organisations. And the fees received will go a long way toward covering the Awards' administration costs.
There is an impressive line-up of new and returning judges to assess this year's entries. These judges have a vast amount of experience in their various fields and all are strong supporters of plain English, as you can see from their profiles.
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A TRUCK in a logistics firm's national fleet has been given a personal touch.
Directors of Leeds-based Twenty-Four Seven Industrial Recruitment, Jeremy and Sarah Northern, are delighted that one of Eddie Stobart's trucks has been named after their daughters, Ella, 9, and Emily, 6.
Eddie Stobart has been a client of Twenty-Four Seven Industrial Recruitment since 2000. It supplies the company with HGV drivers.
Mr Northern said: "We are of course delighted that a local, independent business is held in such high regard by such a well-known, national company."
Every vehicle in Eddie Stobart's fleet is personalised with a female name, said Mr Northern, adding: "During our dealings with Eddie Stobart this came to light and the operations manager who was in charge at that time, Kev Hopkins, very kindly offered to submit the names of our daughters Ella and Emily.
"Eddie Stobart added over 100 trucks to their national fleet in September and we were lucky enough to have 'our' truck in this batch."
Yesterday, haulier Stobart said disruption as stores launched promotions to offset the tough economic conditions had held back profits over the past six months. The group, which owns Eddie Stobart, said promotions by shop chains to boost sales had caused volumes to fluctuate, which created problems in planning loads.
The group, which handles distribution for blue chips such as Tesco, said attempts to improve its reaction times to potential problems had pushed profits back in line with its earlier expectations.
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I haven't had much of an opportunity to run lately. When I'm pushing the girls in the double stroller it's SO MUCH HARDER. There is no way that I can run the whole 3 miles and when I do run it's so slow! But I still do it because I know I'm burning calories and challenging my legs...and the girls enjoy it. But yesterday evening, when Jacob was home, I ran. I was excited to be out by myself doing it. I felt good, my breathing was good, my side never hurt. I have 2 goals when I'm by myself...1) run the whole 3 miles, 2) increase my speed. Guess what I did.........I ran the whole time and I beat my time by 3 minutes! I ran 3.07 miles in 37 minutes. I know that many of you might run this pace on a bad day. But it makes me happy that I'm improving. (and that I'm running again at all)
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I shot Monolith Festival last weekend at Red Rocks. I captured 1200+ images of 27 bands on five stages in two days. I was pleasantly surprised by a few bands, and came away from the festival with some new favorites. Highlights for me were Band of Horses (THE set of the weekend for me!), Silversun Pickups, Avett Brothers, The Kills, The Whigs, Vampire Weekend, Atmosphere, Del the Funky Homosapien.
Here's a few photo journals. More coming soon...
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Vampire Weekend
Del the Funky Homosapien
The Whigs
The Photo Atlas
Photo: Brian Aubert - Silversun Pickups - Sept 13, 2008 - Monolith Festival - Photo by Mitch Kline - www.mitchkline.com
Friday, September 19, 2008
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This Week'S Groomed Shelter Dog That Requirements A Forever House: Meet CyanThe work of a pet sitter, a dog walker, and a pet groomer are extremely a lot in need. If you consider into account the investing routines of average Americans, more money is lavished on pets and the figure is a staggering $3.35 billion. These are professional occupations and you can easily find one if you are a real pet lover and willing to spend time with them. And a profession with animals can easily begin by taking up the 3 great work accessible these times.
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1965 Pontiac: Motor Trend Car of the Year
From John Gunnell's book: "75 Years of Pontiac Oakland":
"The completely redesigned 1964 Tempest proved a great success. Pete Estes had taken "Bunkie" Knutsen's image-changing program and packaged it for the showroom. Ther result was the best sales year in Pontiac's history. For 1965, the big cars would be similarily repackaged, while the intermediate line got a facelift and technical refinements. To thousands of buyers, the work "Pontiac" was becoming synonymous with super street performance wrapped-up in a sporty high-styled automobile."
"Pontiac sales jumped 19.3 percent with 802,000 cars produced. This was 9.4% 0f America's 1965 cars and its products were so highly recognized the Motor Trend awarded the "Car of the Year" honors to the entire Pontiac line for "styling and engineering leadership in the development of personalized passenger cars."
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Motor Trend Car of the Year ? I would say trend car of 1900's, the wheelbase and the body is so well designed even the engine seems good!!


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Damn! I have a mouse in my house. I just saw it today, as I was enjoying my Sunday afternoon and peacefully writing on the sofa. I saw something scurry on the other side of the room. Fixing my eyes to that area, I definitely saw a mouse go under the chair.
I'd had some experience with mice in Siberia, so I avoided complete panic. I walked outside and told Faruh, the oldest son in the family.
"I'm scared of mice," he said. He called his younger brother, Habib, and told him to go with me. Habib wasn't so brave either, hesitantly moving around the furniture, seeming uneager to actually come across the mouse himself.
"They're afraid of people you know," he told me.
"Yes, and I'm afraid of them."
He brought me a small wooden mouse trap and placed it in the area where I spotted the mouse.
"How will I know if a mouse is in there?" I asked. I didn't want to be picking it up and checking it.
"You'll hear it." He showed me what happens when the mouse goes for the bread inside and I jumped when the trap popped shut.
I was just getting used to this place and it really ruins my tranquility to know that I'm not the only living thing here. I move around the room cautiously, keep a constant lookout, jump at creaks and bangs and scratches, and feel a general nervousness.
I had bought cheese for lunch this afternoon. In Siberia, the mice also appeared when I first brought cheese into the house. So I thought maybe I shouldn't eat in my room. But unfortunately, there is nowhere else to go unless I want to eat standing up in an unheated room. I can only cross my fingers that this wasn't the first of many.
Sunday, January 02, 2005
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Welsh Statutory Instruments
28th January 2003
Coming into force
1st February 2003
The National Assembly for Wales in exercise of the powers conferred upon it by sections 15(1), 35(1), 36(1), 79(1), 79A and 126(4) of the National Health Service Act 1977(1) hereby makes the following Regulations:
1.—(1) These Regulations may be cited as the National Health Service (General Dental Services) and (Dental Charges) (Amendment) (Wales) Regulations 2003 and shall come into force on 1st February 2003.
(2) In these Regulations —
"the 1992 Regulations" ("Rheoliadau 1992") means the National Health Service (General Dental Services) Regulations 1992(2);
"the 1989 Regulations" ("Rheoliadau 1989") means the National Health Service (Dental Charges) Regulations 1989(3).
(3) These Regulations shall apply to Wales only.
2. In regulation 9 of the 1992 Regulations (removal from dental list on grounds of age) —
(a)for paragraph (1) substitute —
"(1) A Health Authority shall, on 1st April in 2003 and in each successive year thereafter, remove from the dental list the name of any dentist included in the list who has attained the age of 70 years, during the period of 12 months ending on the 1st April in that year.";
(b)omit paragraph (2);
(c)for the words "paragraph (1) or (2)" in each place where they appear in paragraphs (3) and (4) substitute the words "paragraph (1)".
3. In Schedule 1 to the 1992 Regulations (terms of service for dentists), for paragraph 17 (occasional treatment) substitute —
"17—(1) Whether or not a patient has entered into a continuing care arrangement or capitation arrangement with another dentist, a dentist who is not acting on behalf of that dentist may provide any of the items listed in sub-paragraph (2) as occasional treatment.
(2) For the purposes of sub-paragraph (1) the listed items are —
(a)the assessment of, and giving of advice to, a patient,
(b)the issuing of a prescription,
(c)a radiographic examination and radiological report,
(d)the dressing of deciduous or permanent teeth and other palliative treatment,
(e)the repair and fixing of inlays, crowns and bridges,
(f)the extraction of deciduous or permanent teeth,
(g)the provision of post-operative care,
(h)the provision of sedation,
(i)the provision, replacement, repair or alteration of dentures or other dental appliances,
(j)urgent treatment for acute conditions of the gingivae or oral mucosa, including treatment for pericoronitits or for ulcers and herpetic lesions, and any necessary oral hygiene instruction in connection with such treatment,
(k)any treatment immediately necessary as a result of trauma,
(l)domiciliary visits and recalled attendance,
(m)conservative treatment of permanent or retained deciduous teeth, by way of fillings or root fillings, and
(n)in respect of patients under 18, conservative treatment of deciduous teeth.
(3) Where the dentist, due to any cause beyond his control, is unable to complete a course of occasional treatment which he has commenced, the dentist shall forthwith notify the Board in writing of the extent of the occasional treatment he has provided and the reason why he is unable to complete the remainder of the treatment.
(4) Subject to sub-paragraphs (5) and (6), where a dentist has provided conservative treatment by way of any filling or root filling in accordance with sub-paragraph 2(m), the dentist shall repair or replace the filling in question at no charge to the patient.
(5) A dentist shall not be under an obligation to repair or replace any filling under sub-paragraph 2(m) where —
(a)within 12 months of the date on which the filling was provided —
(i)a dentist has provided private treatment, or
(ii)another dentist has provided occasional treatment otherwise than of a temporary nature,
on the tooth in respect of which the filling was provided;
(b)the dentist advised the patient at the time of the filling and indicated on the patient record —
(i)that the filling was intended to be temporary in nature; or
(ii)that, in the dentist's opinion, a different form of filling was more appropriate but, notwithstanding that advice, the patient insisted on the filling which was provided;
(c)in the opinion of the dentist, the condition of the tooth in respect of which the filling was provided is such that the filling cannot satisfactorily be repaired or replaced and different treatment is now required; or
(d)the repair of replacement is required as a result of trauma.
(6) The obligation to repair or replace any filling under sub-paragraph 2(m) shall cease 12 months after the date on which the filling was provided.".
4. In regulation 3 of the 1989 Regulations (charges for other dental services) —
(a)in paragraph 2(e), for "or 13(2)" substitute ", 13(2) or 17(4)" ; and
(b)for paragraph 2 (f) substitute —
"(f)Subject to regulation 5A, the clinical examination and any report on that examination, and the provision of an assessment and advice in accordance with paragraph 17(2)(a) of Schedule 1 to the National Health Service (General Dental Services) Regulations 1992 where, on the day upon which the examination is performed or the assessment is made, the patient —
(i)is under the age of 25 years; or
(ii)has attained the age of 60 years." .
Signed on behalf of the National Assembly for Wales under section 66(1) of the Government of Wales Act 1998(4)
D. Elis-Thomas
The Presiding Officer of the National Assembly
28th January 2003
(This note is not part of the Regulations)
These Regulations further amend the National Health Service (General Dental Services) Regulations 1992 (S.I. 1992/661) ("the 1992 Regulations") and the National Health Service (Dental Charges) Regulations 1989 (S.I. 1989/394) ("the 1989 Regulations").
The 1992 Regulations regulate the terms on which general dental services are provided under the National Health Service Act 1977. The 1989 Regulations contain provisions as to the charges made for general dental services.
Regulation 2 amends regulation 9 of the 1992 Regulations which specifies the age upon which a Health Authority must remove a dentist from its dental list on the grounds that the dentist has attained the age of 65 years. The amendment increases the age specified to 70 years.
Regulation 3 amends Schedule 2 to the 1992 Regulations, which sets out the terms of service that apply to dentists by substituting a new paragraph 17 to that Schedule. The new paragraph enables a greater range of occasional treatments to be provided under the general dental services by removing the distinction between the treatment available to patients who are not registered and those occasional patients registered with a dentist elsewhere. It also provides that where a dentist provides a filling or a root filling under occasional treatment, with certain exceptions, the dentist is obliged to repair or replace such a filling at no charge to the patient up to 12 months after it was provided.
Regulation 4 further amends the 1989 Regulations to provide that no charge shall be made to a patient where the dentist repairs or replaces a filling in accordance with paragraph 17(4) of Schedule 1 to the 1992 Regulations (repair or replacement of a filling provided by a dentist as occasional treatment). It also extends regulation 3(2)(f) to provide that subject to a declaration of entitlement being made in the form prescribed, persons under the age of 25 years and those who have attained the age of 60 years will be entitled to receive, free of charge, an assessment carried out in accordance with paragraph 17(2)(a) of Schedule 1.
1977 c. 49 ("the 1977 Act"); see section 128(1) as amended by the National Health Service and Community Care Act 1990 (c. 19) ("the 1990 Act"), section 26(2)(g) and (i) for the definitions of "prescribed" and "regulations". Section 15(1) was amended by the 1990 Act, section 12(1)(b) and by the Health Authorities Act 1995 (c. 17) ("the 1995 Act"), section 2(1) and Schedule 1, paragraph 6. Section 35(1) was substituted by S.I. 1985/39, article 7(9), and amended by the 1995 Act, section 2(1) and Schedule 1, paragraph 24. Section 36(1) was so numbered by the Health and Social Security Act 1984 (c. 48), section 5(4) and Schedule 3, paragraph 5 and amended by S.I. 1981/432, article 3(3)(a); by S.I. 1984/39, article 7(10); by the Health and Medicines Act 1988 (c. 49) ("the 1988 Act"), section 25 and Schedule 2, paragraph 4; by the 1990 Act, section 24 and by the 1995 Act, section 2 and Schedule 1, paragraph 25(a). Sections 79(1) and 79A were inserted by the 1988 Act, section 11(3). Section 126(4) was amended by the 1990 Act, section 65(2) and by the Health Act 1999 (c. 9) ("the 1999 Act"), section 65(1) and Schedule 4, paragraph 37. The functions of the Secretary of State under sections 15(1), 35(1), 36(1), 79(1), 79A and 126(4) of the 1977 Act are transferred to the National Assembly for Wales by the National Assembly for Wales (Transfer of Functions) Order 1999, S.I. 1999/672, article 2, as amended by section 66(5) of the 1999 Act.
S.I. 1992/661; relevant amending instruments are S.I. 1992/1509 and 2001/2706 and 4000.
S.I. 1989/394; relevant amending instruments are S.I. 1998/2221 and 2001/1359.
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There are lots of great STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) resources online and off but they shouldn't overshadow the flexibility and enrichment online content offers to other subjects like social studies, art, language and music. One site that blends American history, art, geography, ecology and multicultural studies comes from the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM): Campfire Stories with George Catlin: An Encounter of Two Cultures.
The site was developed by an advisory board made of teachers who selected topics that met national curriculum standards for middle and high school. George Catlin specialized in portraits of American Indians and collected numerous artifacts on his trips West. Those artifacts were chosen as the center of the project for their ability to "enrich the study of U.S. history, geography, and environmental conservation, as well as leadership and character development." There are four core themes:
- Ancestral Lands – Indian Removal from Ancestral Lands
- Catlin's Quest – Choices and Consequences
- Chiefs and Leaders – Leadership Qualities
- Western Landscape – Ecology Systems
There are lots of resources for teachers and the site is meant to be flexible. Teachers can just access campfire stories or other materials, search for lesson plans, or look for lessons tied to specific national standards. For example, At Home on the Prairie, a lesson that examines the Western landscape, meets National Science Education Standards in Life Science for grades 5-8 and 9-12. Lessons can be found for history, geography, art, and English language arts standards.
Transcripts of the interviews are available. To see the campfire stories, you'll need the Flash and Quicktime plugins. The home page also recommends using the Firefox browser. Campfire Stories with George Catlin won three different wards in 2003 and is a great way to bring American history alive for middle schoolers.
SOURCE: "Campfire Stories with George Catlin: Welcome Educators!" 2008
photo courtesy of Judy Breck, used under this Creative Commons license


text: The Genesee Valley Central School District is committed to providing support for parents, teachers and students as we continue to transition to the new Common Core Standards. Below you will find resources provided to regional districts by the Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES as well as those provided at the October parent information session; these were provided to help parents gain a better understanding of the mathematics instruction in the state-provided modules. Check back often for new links and updates!Link to PK-5 Curriculum Map and District Curriculum MapsLink to 3-5 Modules


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I've never done this before but I have to do something. I'm
I've never done this before but I have to do something. I'm spiraling here. I am getting out of a 20 year relationship, where I spent 9 of those years being abused by my husband. Kinda makes it hard to sum up what all is going on in my head. I was diagnosed with PTSD almost a year ago, both from a violent childhood and a long-term abusive relationship. I make progress then something happens and I feel like I'm back to square one. When it's bad like right now I have no impulse control, maxing maybe 4 hours of sleep a night, nightmares, drinking a lot, having blackouts, and my anger is off the charts. I just can't seem to get control and really have no one to talk to other than my therapist. Anyone have any advice?
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@Muffet Hopefully there are meetups already for support. Starting a meetup on meetup.com isn't free unfortunately. It's like $120 a year or something.
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@ptsdwarrior Thank you. I will definitely try it. I too get panic attacks so I'll do that if I feel one coming on. I'm glad to hear you've found things to help you cope as well. I'll have to look up that bed.
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@Muffet Yes, the change in my life is both good and bad. My life is almost unrecognizable and I feel like a baby starting from scratch. I did recently hear about Meetups and have thought of joining some groups even to just make some friends. My husband kept me really isolated, so even that is scary, putting myself out there, making decisions for myself, having friends. But you're right, I know what I would say to a friend, I just have to be brave enough to take the right steps and keep moving forward. Thank you for your advice:)


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With a name like Ulf he has to be Scandinavian, and in fact he is. Swedish guitarist Wakenius is another of those international sounding musicians who seem to escape their roots and favour something more generic. The Kasper Villaume review below paraphrased Charlie Parker to make the point, but could equally have lifted from Charles Mingus, who directed some prescient sentiments towards European musicians that he felt simply copied the predominantly black styles coming out of America.
Mingus' exact quote, which I forget, probably referred to "white motherfuckers" at least twice, but underneath the racial tension lay an interesting and valid point. He basically implored Europeans to explore their roots and incorporate their own traditional musics into their improvisational language - be it European folk musics or the Western classical tradition. Coming before the birth of 'Eurojazz' as an identifiable style, his remark could almost be retrospectively interpreted as the rallying call to the many Europeans who went on to forge the classic ECM sound in the '70s.
Relying on considerable cross-fertilisation with many American musicians, some of them black, the new sound nevertheless must surely have been what Mingus envisaged. How does Wakenius fit in to this speculative pre-amble, you may ask? Well, normally he's a transgressor who favours the American approach, but on this record, which features the under-rated Lars Danielsson, he is definitely looking closer to home for inspiration.
We're getting close to Christmas and I don't want to be accused of being too seasonal - Santa Claus is rumoured to hang out in Lapland after all - so I really should bring this mini-Scandinavian theme to an end very soon. Next up will hopefully be something completely different...
Forever You
Forever You; Buenos Aires; Arirang; All The Things You Are; Suffering; You Will Always Be Around; Bibor No Azora; Always And Forever; Skylark.
Ulf Wakenius (g); Carsten Dahl (p); Lars Danielsson (b); Morten Lund (d)
Recorded May to September 2003
Swedish guitarist Ulf Wakenius seems to have been a presence for some time now without ever becoming much of a talking point. First reaching my consciousness through a 1994 session with the heavyweight American rhythm section of Ira Coleman and Billy Hart, Wakenius has since worked and recorded extensively with the late Ray Brown and had brushes with both Hard-bop and fusion.
He now seems to be gradually settling back into his European roots, playing in the pastoral and introspective post-ECM vein. Although 'Forever You' credits Wakenius as exclusively playing acoustic guitar, the studio recording process in fact makes it sound more like a clean electric jazz archtop - more Metheny than Towner. The band that Wakenius has assembled for the occasion is sympathetic to his aims of exploring a composition's lyrical and melodic possibilities to the full. This requires finely honed technique and studied patience, and that they've all played together before is evident from their close-knit interplay.
Sadly, however, much of the chosen material is far less remarkable. In a collection where individual selections seem to these ears to be decidedly unmemorable and indistinct, a beautiful interpretation of Pat Metheny's "Always And Forever' stands out as the one exception. Though clocking in at under an hour, there still seems time somehow for at least two more introspective ballads than necessary, and after listening carefully to the two unaccompanied standards, 'All The Things You Are' and 'Skylark', I was left thinking that for all of Wakenius' great virtuosity, almost any tune would have produced similar results. It must be said however that my own preference is always for a meatier/bluesier post Benson/Montgomery sound from a 'jazz' guitarist, perhaps best embodied amongst contemporary pickers by Rodney Jones.
Strangely, on what is generally a work of almost flawless good taste, pianist Dahl's closely recorded Jarrett-esque grunting is a pleasant fly in the ointment. More flaws with similar impact, positive or negative, could have made a far more interesting recording. If you're more sympathetically predisposed to this kind of jazz than I am, Wakenius is worthy of your attention, attention which may yet move him out of the shadows and into the foreground of Europe's contemporary mainstream.
Fred Grand
(Jazz Review, June 2004)


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Pierre Agnes: Boardriders boss goes missing at sea in FranceHis 11-metre Mascaret III speedboat was found on a beach of the French Coast. His beached boat was later found empty not far from Hossegor .
WH Funds Draft Ends Area Station Funding by 2025The United States has spent almost $100 billion on the orbiting laboratory and has continually looked for ways to keep it flying. The NASA Marshall Space Flight Center at Redstone Arsenal designs and assembles equipment for the International Space Station .
Syphilis-ravaged mummy is Boris Johnson's ancestorThe couple's daughter, Yvonne, married Osman Wilfred Johnson Kemal and their son, Stanley Johnson, is Boris Johnson's father. There, it is believed, she may have contracted syphilis while caring for patients with the sexually transmitted disease.
SAB pledges to bottle, distribute water in Cape TownUnfortunately, residents are already on edge, with legal restrictions keeping them from using more than 13 gallons per day. Day Zero (predicted day non-essential supplies to be cut off): 12 April (revised down from 21 April last week).
Mattis says Turkey is fighting in the wrong part of SyriaUnited Nations efforts to punish perpetrators in Syria have failed, repeatedly blocked by Syrian ally Russian Federation . However many analysts argue that Turkey would never have gone ahead with the offensive without the Kremlin's blessing.
Apple's HomePod will be available in Australia from 9 FebruaryAn integral concept, security, and privacy are a fundamental part of any Apple design of hardware and software services. Cupertino, California-based Apple anticipates shipping 4 million HomePods in 2018, Bloomberg has reported.
SpaceX Targets Feb. 6 Maiden Falcon Heavy LaunchThis will be a test launch of the rocket which will carry a Tesla Roadster vehicle whose destination is Mars' orbit. If you have space-obsessed friends, you might have heard the name " Falcon Heavy " used a lot lately.
Cryptocurrency exchange loses $400 million worth of coins in massive NEM hackBleeping Computer reported that the hackers may have stolen nearly seven percent of all the NEM tokens now in circulation. Bitcoin dropped 4 per cent and Ripple retreated 8.3 per cent in that period, according to prices available on Bloomberg .
Rakhine Advisory Board Member Denies Richardson's Departure Affects Panel's CredibilityAmbassador in Yangon and the State Department of his intention to resign but did not seek their guidance or permission to do so. There is a "power bubble that has been created around her", filled with people who "tell her how great things are", he said.
German automakers test toxic exhaust fumes on caged monkeysVW's supervisory board says it will conduct a full investigation, calling the experiments "utterly incomprehensible". All three firms decided in late 2016 to dissolve the EUGT, which finally shut its doors previous year .
Trump team weighs plan to nationalize high-speed networksWhatever the case may be, a nationalized 5G network is now a part of the conversation, however unlikely it may be to come to pass. The second options states they can get the help from wireless providers to build their own 5G networks.
United Nations appeals for $3B in assist to war-battered YemenSome 380 cases of suspected diphtheria were also reported, causing at least 38 deaths, nearly all among children. However, it did not mention ending the restrictions on access to rebel-held facilities.


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Although I have been designing scenery since I was 14, I haven't sought full time freelance scenic design work until now. For the past 25 years I have studied all aspects of theatre production and education while pursuing my love of scenery on the side. Now I would like to bring my skills as a theatre artist to new and exciting venues and shows.
Here are some things that I have learned about sets and scenic design:
A set should support a show and its story.
A designer should work for (and with) a director as that director strives to interpret a playwright's message.
If I want to "express myself" I can paint and sculpt. The beauty of design is how it fits into the show as a whole. The danger of design is how quickly it can get in the way.
A good artist is uncompromising. A great designer must be flexible.
A set design must fit the scale of its show, its venue and even its budget.
There is no better, no subtler way to support a good play than an excellent scene design.
If your show needs a talented, creative, hard working scenic designer, I would love to work with you.
My Biography:
I have been active in the theatre since grade school. In high school I learned that there was niche for people who's love a theatre was matched by their desire to build and paint. My fascination with "Scenic Design" led me to Southwest Texas State (now TSU) and the program of the brilliant design professor, Dr. Daniel Hannon.
While at school I met a young dancer turned stage manager named Heather. Our Love of theatre and our love for each other grew as we interned together at the Point Theatre in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.
From there we married and moved to Philadelphia, where I earned a Master's Degree in Fine Arts at Temple University. We worked for several years in professional theatres in Philly and later Austin.
The last decade we have managed a wonderful facility in Kerrville Texas (The Cailloux Theatre) as well as the community theatre company (Playhouse 2000) that calls it home. Now we spend much of our time as theatre educators and parents. I am looking forward to moving back to my roots and working as scenic designer again.


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TomTom Bandit Action Cam review: Shoot, edit, and share your action video in minutes
Ready to shoot
When the action gets more intense, TomTom Bandit highlights new videos so they'll take priority over other footage.
This hardware limitation has been imposed because Bandit is capable of recording H.264-encoded MP4 videos in up to 4K quality—but sadly, only at a choppy 15 frames per second (fps). Other supported resolutions are less restrictive, including 30 or 60 fps 1080p, 60 or 120 fps 720p, and an oddball 2.7K 30 fps mode. The built-in microphone records mono audio using AAC compression at a 48k sampling rate.
Picture quality is great, on par with the more expensive GoPro Hero4 Black (Amazon link). There are plenty of single, burst, and continuous photo modes (maxing out at 16 megapixels) as well as time-lapse and slow motion shooting options available.
Bandit shoots either normal or wide angle views, but photos and resolutions higher than 1080p HD are limited to the latter. Although I didn't have a dive lens cover to test it with, the latest software update enables automatic color and intensity when shooting underwater, adding a red filter to remove the garish blue and green typical from such footage.
Not surprisingly, TomTom has also packed a ton of hardware into the Bandit: sensors for tracking G-force, speed, rotation, acceleration, and altitude; as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for connecting to smartphones and tablets.
Shake to edit
Creating a short video from your footage is as easy as shaking your iPhone, then spicing it up with overlays, music, and more.
One of the biggest drawbacks of action cams is that it's difficult to do anything with the footage out in the field. TomTom's ingenious solution is as simple as shaking your connected iOS or Android device, which automatically creates a short edited "story" from raw footage.
The mobile apps connect via Bandit's own built-in Wi-Fi network for instant playback, live viewfinder, and camera control as footage is shot. The motion sensors automatically tag recorded video as highlights when action becomes extreme, and that footage takes priority when creating stories; you can also manually mark highlights by pressing the start button.
Stories can be spiced up with iTunes music, crossfades, and overlays, which display recorded motion data on-screen. My only quibble is that the overlay size changes with the video resolution, making it better suited to footage shot entirely in the same format. The Bandit app also occasionally got confused about cloud-based music, so be sure to download your desired tracks from the Music app prior to adding a soundtrack.
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You are my two WCMD winners and will each receive a copy of Cards, Gifts & More: Paper Crafting 3 Ways!
I will be e-mailing you shortly for your mailing addresses. If you don't receive my e-mail by Monday, October 6, please leave me a comment here and I'll try to track you down.
Thanks to all of you who left your comments and took time to visit the World Card Making Day web site. I hope each of you enjoyed the holiday and did something special to commemorate it.
I spent WCMD doing a little retail therapy. And while I don't have any cards to show for the day, I do have new outfits that will no doubt inspire me to create my next paper crafted masterpiece!


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This is just a quick post to say that You Go Boom Now is going to have a new author on the team. DartMonkey360 will be posting reviews and other game content over the coming months, so the site will be back in action. He will be starting by posting his review on Sonic Generations which I think will be up tonight. I hope that this is the start of a more active YGBN.
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I got going before 6am. But I kept stopping along the way for water, to eat breakfast, to drink, to snack. Still, I made good time and got to Buck's Summit a little after 10. It was about 11 miles to there.
I looked at the Data Book and Belden was about 12 or 14 miles away, but I didn't want to reach Belden tonight. My preference was to get close, camp out for free, and arrive in town in time for breakfast, if they had any. So my plan for the day was to not rush.
I thought I saw a bear. I saw some prints and then I heard a large animal flee through the brush. All I saw was the rounded, brown back of the animal bounding away. The animal was relatively quiet, especially compared to deer which seem to crash through the brush when the flee. I could hear its soft feet.
The forest was very pretty and lush. Large white flowers adorned the underbrush. Thimble berries were in bloom. Lots of small creeks and springs made getting water easy. Occasional open areas let me see the views. It was very solitary out here, too, walking a trail with few thru-hiker footprints and knowing almost none of the thru-hikers were out here this far ahead.
When I reached Buck's Summit there were horse trailers. I followed fresh horse poop and tracks. At Clear Creek I met the horses and mules and their two owners, two men out on a fishing/hunting trip. It looked like they were going to catch a big bottle of Crown Royal more than anything else. I sat and talked to them for a little while. They let me know about the lack of water between Clear Creek and Belden. I thanked them and then set off. My plan now was to find a nice spot to eat around 4pm and then continue on to a dirt road listed in the Data Book for my camp. The dirt road would hopefully be flat and allow me to avoid the long, steep drop into Belden.
The trouble was, there were few trees on this portion of the PCT and it was very hot out. I never did find the dirt road, or possibly I mistook what the Data Book was referring to. I expected to see a real trailhead or something. Instead, the trail was simply wide like a road for a little while. I had been descending but I finally found a shaded spot near some rocks to cook my dinner and ate there. But there was nowhere to camp in the area, so I continued down the trail hoping maybe either the dirt road was still ahead of me or that there might be a little campsite on a switchback.
I descended through an open area. I could fathom the incredible drop coming ahead. I found a little surprise spring the hunters had not mentioned and drank a little extra water there. The trail was very overgrown and at times I could barely find it.
Soon I began to switchback in earnest. I searched for little nooks and found a few, but it was still too hot and sunny to stop. I felt committed now to the whole descent. I kept arguing with myself: Go all the way to Belden and have an ice cold beer? No, then I'd have to pay to sleep. Stop at the next little nook and get breakfast? No, I really want a beer!
Eventually I ended up all the way at the bottom at the railroad tracks. I crossed them and found a trailhead parking area and disturbed some naked people sleeping in the back of a flatbed truck. I decided to set up camp in the parking area behind the outhouse where the naked people could not see me. Now I did not have to pay to sleep and maybe I'd have a chance at some breakfast in the morning. The bummer was that if there was one thing I wanted more than anything right now in this scortching summer heat it was to have an ice cold beer and to be able to say I walked 30 miles today. As it was, I thought I had hiked only 29.
It was so hot I had to eat my Hershey bar with a spoon and I slept with just my bivy sack and no sleeping bag until about 1am when I could finally use my sleeping bag.


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Merkin was very sympathetic about my dress mishap. He offered me a dress shopping trip, but I thought I'd never find anything I liked. Fashion is usually so ugh these days. Then I remembered a website I occasionally drool over: ModCloth. I love vintage, but a lot of their stuff is pretty pricey. Still, I headed over that way to check out what they had, set the filter to show me lowest-priced items first, and started my search for a new dress. Bingo! I found two! I can't copy any pics for you, so I'll just give you the links to here and here. Aren't they cute?
I ordered them Wednesday. I never expected them to arrive the same week, but they showed up on my doorstep today. I think I'll wear the red one tomorrow.


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Anyone have the New York Studios Vol.2 SDX expansion
for Superior drummer yet?
How is it?
I just got it last week. Allaire and Hit Factory rooms plus new midi grooves by Nir Z are great. I'm already using them in couple of projects. Highly recommended.
It rocks! Both figuratively and literally Very nice addition.