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Exactly one week after visiting Clemson for the first time, Naples (Fla.) four-star running back Chez Mellusi committed to the Tigers on Monday evening.
Mellusi, who is ranked as high as the No. 15 running back in the 2019 class, spoke with The Clemson Insider shortly after making his decision public.
"I had a lot of thinking to do on the drive back up. I knew it was the place for me since I stepped on campus," Mellusi said. "It was just a matter of me talking to my family and stuff.
"I was just in shock when I got on the campus and (saw) the coaches and how fired up they are just to even be there. I knew it was the right decision as soon as I was there."
Mellusi (6-1, 175) was in Dabo Swinney's office during his visit last Monday when Clemson's head coach extended a scholarship offer.
"When he told me, I just had a big smile on my face," Mellusi said. "And he was fired up."
Added Mellusi: "Coach Swinney's amazing. He's awesome. Everything about him… When something's really important or something's really urgent, he takes care of business."
Mellusi had been communicating with Clemson for a while leading up to Monday's commitment.
"It was just a matter of me getting up there and visiting and getting an offer," he said. "I've been talking to coach (Tony) Elliott for months now."
Elliott has built a good bond with Mellusi.
"We talk about almost everything, from what type of music we listen to, to what we're even doing at the very moment," Mellusi said. "He's a great guy, and I respect him a lot because he's not one of those coaches that just throws out offers and this and that. He's really straightforward."
Mellusi held over 20 offers, including ones from Miami, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Auburn, LSU, Michigan, Texas A&M and Southern Cal.
What put Clemson on top for the talented rusher?
"The running back position is a big need in my class," he said. "I just felt like that was a good fit for me, and I think I can bring everything to the table and be a big part of Clemson."
As a junior in 2017, Mellusi rushed for 1,505 yards and 19 touchdowns while averaging 8.9 yards per carry.
He describes himself as an all-around playmaker who will bring a lot to the table for the Tigers in the future.
"I'm going to do it all," he said. "All three downs, short yardage, passing out of the backfield, bursting an 80-yard run… Everything."
Mellusi is ranked by 247Sports as the No. 260 overall prospect in the country.
He becomes Clemson's fifth commitment in four days. Baton Rouge (La.) University Lab linebacker Bryton Constantin committed on Friday before Miami (Fla.) South Dade wide receiver Frank Ladson, Avon (Conn.) Old Farms quarterback Taisun Phommachanh and Shelby (N.C.) Crest safety Lannden Zanders committed on Saturday.
The group joins Alpharetta (Ga.) Milton safety Joseph Charleston, Calhoun (Ga.) wide receiver Brannon Spector, Riverdale (Ga.) tight end Jaelyn Lay and Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy punter Aidan Swanson in Clemson's 2019 class.

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By Rashidat Akashat with agency report
A Nollywood producer, and wife of popular comedian Akpororo, Mrs Josephine Abraham, urges the Federal Government to partner with Nollywood in revamping the mindset of Nigerians from negative values.
Nollywood An Industry For Vibrant Attitudinal Change
NAN reports that Akpororo's wife said on Wednesday in Abuja said that movies have always been a vibrant tool of reorientation which impacts great attitudinal change.
" I think we do need a lot of reorientation and attitudinal change for us to be able to move to the next level as a country," she said.
Adding that "If Nigeria is unable to move from where it is right now and everybody is sitting and waiting that everything will change, then nothing is going to change." Suggesting that without this change, there'll be no advancement.
Josephine talking on action said "I think government should channel its efforts in the reorientation of Nigerians; it should not only be talk-driven."
"The government should partner with Nollywood because people who don't want to read or listen will like to watch movies; so government can use movies to reorient them,'' the movie producer suggested.
Josephine also said that now that Nigerian entertainment industry has started to gain more ground in the whole world, this is the best time to use the movie industry as a tool for media imperialism.
She said "it was a great opportunity to sell our country positively through entertainment to our fellow countrymen so that they begin to change their minds to work decently and do things differently."
She urged the government to think of areas where they could partner with the Nigerian entertainment industry to channel the minds of Nigerians toward changing their mindset, that there was the need for people to change their mindset and attitude for the country to move forward.
"If you prosper so much in Nollywood industry, and you make so much money and fame and your country is in shambles, then it is equal to nothing.''


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Another tune of the week for your enjoyment…. Loving the work that's been done to the classic. All too often a classic is spoilt, not in this case, one to keep you dancin and singin… Enjoy ;O)
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By Sam Paul-Barrette, Journal intern
On the first day of practice, a hot and humid day in late August, the Wolverine boys soccer squad set a clear goal: win the state tournament.
On a dry, frigid November afternoon, they took another massive step towards that goal with a 3-0 victory over the Northwest Christian Crusaders of Spokane, Saturday at Mount Vernon High School.
Arno Issanjou tallied his third hat-trick (three goals in a game) of the season and the Wolverines showed one of their strongest defensive performances, limiting the Crusaders (11-8) to only a handful of shots and leaving goalkeeper Dalton Ayers with little to do.
Friday Harbor (14-6) started hot, with a well-worked passing sequence ending up with Joe Stewart feeding Issanjou, who beat his defender before placing a shot in the lower corner of the goal in only the third minute of the game. The rest of the first half was a more even affair with both defenses stifling attacks on either end.
The Wolverines made sure to come out of the halftime break with plenty of intensity.
Issanjou put away his second goal of the game in the 64th minute, taking a pass from Sam Stewart and hitting a long-range rocket of a shot from 30 yards out that found the top corner of the goal. Less than five minutes later, Max Haenel sent a pass from the left side of the field to Issanjou, who turned and hit a low shot that snuck under the Crusader goalkeeper for his third goal of the afternoon and his 22nd of the season, putting Friday Harbor in complete control.
With the win, the Wolverines advance to the State Semifinals for the first time since 2004. They will travel to Sunset Chevrolet Stadium on the campus of Sumner High School for an 8 p.m. showdown against Waitsburg-Prescott, Friday, Nov. 21.
A win would send them to the program's first ever title game Saturday, Nov. 22 at the same venue. A loss and they will play for third place in a consolation game.


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NEW YORK (AP) � When laid-off toy company executive Paul Nawrocki hit the streets of Manhattan wearing a sandwich board and handing out his r�sum�, he became the face of the recession.
At the end of 2008, with the giants of Wall Street collapsing and bank accounts dwindling, this lone, mustachioed job hunter with the sign proclaiming he was �almost homeless� seemed like a mirror of a slumping nation�s fears and troubles.
Nawrocki appeared on CNN and was shadowed by South American photojournalists. In a handful of weeks, he gave more than 100 interviews in TV studios and on the street. He began to think of his photograph like a Post-it note � stuck next to seemingly every article about the economy.
The world decided he was a weather vane for the nation�s economic troubles. And maybe he was � even though the attention faded, his troubles did not.
Having the eyes of the world on him didn�t land the then-59-year-old any viable job interviews. His wife was sick, and keeping his health care was a struggle. He began to decide between the doctors and the mortgage.
Well, if Paul Nawrocki is a sign of the times, then times are looking up.
Because last month, after collecting 99 weeks of unemployment, Nawrocki finally found a job.
He�s not the only one. While unemployment remains high, the nation added 162,000 jobs last month � the first significant job growth since the downturn began.
�It was good. It felt good,� the Beacon, N.Y., resident says of his first day back at an office � 25 months after he was asked to leave his old one. �It felt like all new again because it had been so long.�
Nawrocki hopes he�s back on his feet after the long, dark stretch. But he knows he�s still on shaky footing. The financial damage of the last two years won�t just disappear.
�We�re still not out of the woods,� he says now. He has two mortgages on his home 70 miles north of Manhattan.
�One of our mortgages � I�m like six months behind. I don�t know how I�m going to be able to catch up.�
Nawrocki and his wife declared bankruptcy last year. They got food stamps. They went to food banks. They took gifts from family members.
For months, he has been waiting fearfully for his mortgage company to call � waiting for a foreclosure notice, for something. But so far, nothing has happened.
In the end, his path back to work wasn�t through his television appearances, but through old-fashioned networking. He went to a toy industry fair, and a friend introduced him to the man who would become his boss. Nawrocki believes the tales of his sandwich-board days helped him land an interview.
His paycheck is nearly half the size; he had made almost $100,000 a year. And his title is a little less grand.
But the job still seems a wondrous, unlikely rescue � as though a hand had descended from the sky at the last possible moment.
�I had reached the limit, the last week,� he recounted. �And they called and had me start the next week. ... Through this whole experience it�s been like that. We get right to the edge, and then ...� he trails off.
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KABUL (Reuters) – Afghan forces backed by air strikes have retaken a district in the northern province of Badakhshan that was seized last week by Taliban insurgents, officials said, as fighting continued across Afghanistan.
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Good Friday attracts us to safe familiar paths. Each year there we find the call to the in-group of religious spectators and church-goers to rehearse once more the familiar sufferings endured by Jesus, to listen again to the reminder that in some way these sufferings were for our sins, and to hear those familiar words that Jesus died that we might be saved.
Yet I wonder if the story has become too familiar and even too remote to matter to the way we currently live and order our lives. The standard formula, that Jesus died for our sins that we might be saved, is neither shallow or dishonest, but today's attitudes mean we should be cautious before rushing too quickly to the familiar religious phrases without first checking we have grasped their relevance and found meaning there for lives now set in a very different world.
It is true that Jesus is the centre piece of the Good Friday story yet he himself does not seem focussed on expressing his suffering. According to the gospel accounts although he makes it abundantly clear he would like to avoid the cross, Jesus certainly makes no attempt to run from his impending fate.
Nor does he make an attempt to avoid offending his enemies. The clearing of the Temple was brave – but in terms of his personal safety, some would have called it foolhardy. He appeared to have permitted Judas to betray him to the authorities, and when the soldiers arrived to arrest him, he prevented Peter from defending him with his sword. He made no recorded plea for mercy and nor as far as we can tell did he curse his enemies. Even on the cross he was concerned for others praying for the forgiveness of his enemies, concerned for his mother – and even reportedly concerned for others crucified with him.
That he was able to do so in the knowledge he was abandoned by virtually all his followers and that he could remain true to his cause when under extreme duress gives his message of uncompromising love a genuine authenticity.
However I want to stress we are not called to remember Jesus' suffering merely as the dramatic reading of the gospel accounts. Listing his sufferings and presenting the collection as the way he died as our deputy to save us from our sins may be good theatre but claiming this is why Jesus will deal to our problems is hardly encouraging us to step out to face whatever life sends our way.
There is even a question of facing reality if we talk about Jesus dying as the ultimate answer to all our problems. I have no issue with the claim that Jesus died so that the starving children of Dafur, the child prostitutes from the hill tribes of South East Asia, and the war refugees fleeing for their lives might have life: my concern is that our focus on what happened to Jesus might take our attention from the suffering that continues to be.
Knowing what we have been saved from has always seems less interesting than the implied underlying question – not from what – but for what have we been saved?
The answer to that second question may be somewhat less demanding of our skill with theology than we think. Surely if we are saved, what we have been saved for should include continuing the mission established by the one we follow.
Time after time Jesus reminded his followers in a variety of ways that they were simply being called to do what is just, what is right and what is humane. The message about loving one's neighbour as oneself was nothing more than a challenge to change priorities – to put others ahead of self. I see no reason for assuming that this challenge is any different for us today.
Lest there was any confusion, on Maundy Thursday – the day before his execution, Jesus not only gave the commandment: Love one another as I have loved you, but in case his hearers might have mistaken this for a platitude, by the act of foot washing he demonstrated the humility called for.
In retrospect the disciples seemed extraordinarily slow on the uptake. For those of us anxious to get as clear as possible a view of Jesus through the gospel record, it is salutory to remember that the disciples who could not have had a closer contact with Jesus in the flesh appeared to have been no better than modern Church folk in understanding and accepting their discipleship responsibilities. The disciples' conviction when faced by the antagonism of the Pharisees and Roman authorities simply evaporated. Perhaps they were expecting some miracle so that Jesus could thereby avoid his death.
Whatever the case, following through John's record suggests a variety of degrees of faith and betrayal.
From what we now know about psychology perhaps we should not be surprised the Pharisees were numbered amongst his enemies. It certainly seems plausible that Pharisees should find it easy to condemn the one who alerted them to embarassing issues of conscience.
Jesus is betrayed by Judas, perhaps because Jesus fails to take the zealot's preferred option of violent overthrow of the Roman invaders. Most of Jesus' male disciples appeared not so much to betray as to make themselves scarce when the chips were down. It is interesting that John appears to give more space to Peter's actions and words than to those of Jesus in the events of that final evening. Peter famously betrays Jesus by declaring he does not know the one he early identified as the Messiah.
Yet according to John's record there were some who remained loyal. A few women- and the unnamed disciple referred only as the beloved disciple were there at the foot of the cross. We should always honour those who are not afraid to support that which they know to be right. Knowing our own reluctance to speak up when it might draw unwelcome attention, we should also be hesitant about condemning those who were not staying to be counted.
Make no mistake about it. The confusion and inability to stay on course when faced with suffering and death is almost a universal condition rather than simply a weakness which afflicted those weak disciples. Like Peter, we too are tempted to surrender to a loss of nerve and are even alienated when presented with a Love-centred vision for those dimensions of life where love is conveniently absent. Knowing that those who followed Jesus failed him, or even that some who welcomed him with Palm branches may have been among those who a few short days later were prepared to shout "crucify" is now somewhat academic. To admit that we too have these same tendencies to turn from the vision and possibilities of a Love centred life places us back within the Easter scene.
We cannot avoid the propect of death – either for ourselves or for others who matter to us.The flickering TV images of starving children, news stories of children caught up in prostitution and modern slavery, the destruction of local livelihoods in the name of progress, those who suffer through accident of birth and those deliberately blind to their suffering are unfortunately all common knowledge – we can hardly protest we know nothing of these. Our test comes when we have to decide how we react to the suffering which comes our way. The suffering may well have gained new focus when Jesus was taken to die, but the words of Psalm 22 used by Jesus on the Cross still ring out today.
If Jesus' suffering is representative then surely it is representative of the suffering that is still part of thehuman condition. Honouring Jesus and his suffering by coming to worship on Friday is then only the first part. What would give integrity to our intention to give honour is to allow ourselves to first notice and care about the suffering of our community and and world – and then to respond to that suffering: supporting and standing with those prepared to become involved. It may appear a blunt challenge, yet since we can no longer stand literally at the foot of the Cross, if we claim his suffering is important to us, surely we should at least consider putting our money where our mouth is, allowing ourselves to risk position and security, and above all making time available for those swept up in chaos, pain and suffering.
Our challenge is very clearly not to die as Jesus died. Despite the sincerity and enthusiasm with which we may sing that Good Friday hymn we were simply not there when they crucified my Lord…yet in today's world where the issues are changed, the same Love that Jesus used to confront issues of Justice, hypocrisy, misfortune and unkindness is still in need of a voice. The cross of Jesus is not a repeatable event, yet in facing that Cross, Jesus was modelling an attitude of love that can continue to find creative ways to confront suffering, pain and need…. if we will but look.
There is finality in suffering leading to death and the gospels do not allow us to escape the detail. Strangely John's account never quite leaves us with the feeling that we are looking at one who will be left a corpse of Jesus. John may not have been a particularly good historian in that he leaves us with puzzles and even contradictions when his account is stacked up against those of the synoptic gospels. Nevertheless he is a better poet and theologian. In his account of the crucifixion and subsequent account of the burial we see again and again not the finality of a corpse – but rather the evocative "body of Christ".
As the poetry of our communion reminds us – we too can become part of this body. Whether or not we accept that we continue to do so remains the open question.


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A Closer Look at Film Independent's Directing Lab Fellowship/
Aren't directing labs cool? Think about it. Foundations match aspiring filmmakers with some of the industry's best and brightest directors who openly talk about technique, style, and nifty tricks than can only be learned while on the job.
It's an interesting concept because at the end of the day, all directors, theoretically speaking, are competing against one another — for producers' attention, for finite funding dollars, for distributors, etc. Can you imagine this model superimposed on, say, Wall Street? Can you picture a hedge fund manager standing in front of his competitors openly talking about this super-cool leveraging tool whereby they generate an extra $40 million by fudging a certain metric on a P&L statement, all while outsmarting the SEC regulators? (Pardon my cynicism, by the way.)
Of course you can't. Because it doesn't happen. But this open and free exchange of ideas is refreshingly prevalent in the film world. Sundance, most notably, offers screenwriting and directing labs, and as we note in our Sundance Funder Profile, participation in such labs is often a prerequisite for future grant opportunities.
Then there's Film Independent. The name may ring a bell. We recently looked at how the nonprofit, which also produces the Spirit Awards and the Los Angeles Film Festival, partnered with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to provide $25,000 Sloan Producers Grants for the development of narrative films with scientific, mathematical, or technological themes.
Film Independent also has a soft spot for directors, as evidenced in their innovative Directing Lab. It's is an intensive eight-week program designed to support emerging independent film directors in preparation for their feature films. Fellows also attend Film Independent's "Directors Close-Up" series that offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the best independent directors and their collaborators as they explore specific aspects of their craft.
The primary focus of the lab is working with actors in the rehearsal process. Creative Advisors help fellows shoot short scenes and tweak scripts while Film Independent provides the equipment. As the press release notes, "The process creates an opportunity to see the work through from pre- to post-production, and culminates in a group screening for the advisors, Film Independent staff and fellows."
Film Independent just announced the six winners of the 2015 Directing Lab Fellowship. You can see the full list of winners here. What's more, Film Independent also awarded the inaugural Ammon Foundation Fellowship for a Female Director to Philiane Phang who was accepted into the Lab with her project The Space Between. The fellowship includes a $10,000 unrestricted cash grant.
The Directing Lab is supported by lead funder, the Time Warner Foundation. Additional funding is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts and The Ammon Foundation.


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Red cells clumping with meat
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a) unmodified pork meat clumps the blood cells of eaters pretty bad
b) that is avoided by marinating the meat
Part a) is the same phenomenon that occurs when eating lectin-rich foods (there are many lectins that will clump one's blood). In fact, blood clumping is the single most frequent effect of circulating lectins. I hypothesize that there are enough lectins in circulation in CAFO pork (from for and soybeans) that the clumping effect is explainable by absorbed lectins from the pork. Keep in mind that in CAFO operations pigs digestive inflammation is a major problem. Even pastured pork eats soybeans (although the same article shows no effect from eating pastured bacon).
Part b) shows that an acidic agent will maintain normal blood structure (the followup article shows the same results with pork chop alone, and pork chop with sauerkrauts). This may explain why there are so many pork combinations involving acidity (pork and krauts, pork and apple in North Europe; sweet and sour pork in China; and various pork, vinegar and preserved olives combinations in Southern Europe).
This raises a lot of questions, since of course I do not want my blood to look like that, ever, and also (assuming these are in fact lectin effects) how much are lectins affected by acidic agents. Have we found the reason for pasta with tomato sauce? Or a fruit at the end of each meal? and how many heart attacks are precipitated by clumping after a heavy meal(Tony Soprano comes to mind)?
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The Circulatory System: From Harvey to the Artificial Heart.
Posted by Mr. Oettinger on September 19th, 2010
The Circulatory System: From Harvey to the Artificial Heart
by Tom McGowen
I discovered this book in grad school while working on a report about the history of the development of scientific knowledge of the circulatory system.
This book delivers the most complete treatment on that subject of any single publication. Its looks can be deceiving: it's about the size and length of Dr. Seuss' Green Eggs and Ham, but the typeface is smaller and more dense, so it's worthy of a more mature reader.
This book takes you on a tour of human conceptions and scientific breakthroughs regarding the circulatory system around the world from about 3600 years ago until the late 1980's when the book was published.
If you don't know the story, then it's a fascinating read–and not just in a nerdy sense. Also, as a science teacher, one should be aware of some major players in the development of scientific knowledge like Hippocrates, Galen, Andreas Vesalius, William Harvey, and many others.
This book covers more than just the people and their discoveries, it also lays out the prevailing cultural attitudes and scientific methodologies that helped, and hindered, scientific progress.
Ever since I found this book, I have been hoping for a way to infuse it into my biology curriculum. It would be a perfect book for a science summer reading list, but since the book is long out-of-print, it's not likely to be available in such large quantities.
I have thought of taking chapters, or shorter segments thereof, and having a short "story time" with my classes. Unfortunately, I am not currently involved with a student body worthy of such a luxury.
Perhaps some day the right idea will come along, but until then, this book has enriched my understanding of one aspect of the nature of science, and it serves as a source of anecdotes to enrich my lessons about the human circulatory system.


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The gents from The End of America stopped back by Yellow Couch Studio to perform a song by three other guys who know a thing or two about harmonies. Check out their performance of Crosby, Stills & Nash's "Helplessly Hoping". They do an incredible job with this haunting track and I think that the late winter sunlight deserves a nod for its supporting role in this video.
Here, the Peluso P-49 does an amazing job grabbing the full spectrum of their voices and P-47 never lets me down on any task it's given.
All audio for this session was recorded and mixed by Steven Foxbury of Yellow Couch Studio and all video was shot and edited by Justin Visnesky of Junior Varsity Studios. Here are some links for clicking:
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What is a Lager?
During the month of April Happy Hour City will be celebrating all things beer related. Each week we will educate you on the different types of beer, we will also show you how to make beer centered cocktails/drinks, and we will be giving you the inside scoop on some of the best beer bars & breweries around LA.
There is so much terminology and things to learn about the world of beer. We already introduced you to the most basic explanation of What Is Beer. So to start off our beer month we decided to introduce you guys to Lagers. Considered to be one of the most important sub-categories of beer, therefore important to know, this is a great beginning for anyone curious to the exetensive world of beer.
Lager is a common variety of beer with many of it's own sub-categories. It is characterized by its cold fermentation process and its maturation in cold storage.
The word Lager is actually German, like most things beer related, and it comes from the word Lagern. In German, Lagern means "to store", in English the word Lager quite literally means storeroom or warehouse.
This type of beer is fermented in a closed vessel, the yeast most commonly used for making Lagers is called, "Saccharomyces pastorianus", yeah try saying that five times in a row. This type of yeast is known as a bottom-fermenting yeast. All that fancy talk means is that the yeast sinks to the bottom of the barrels and can remain active at temperatures below 39°F.
When the yeast breaks down the sugar, you get alcohol, this is common knowledge. However, the yeast in Lagers is like yeast in slow motion, it breaks down sugar more slowly compared to others. Yep, this means the brewing process for Lagers is a game of patience.
In the end, the yeast's slow pace and tolerance to the alcohol, leaves more sugar which creates a smoother, sweeter beer. Which is awesome if bitterness is not your jam, BUT sadly this leaves the beer with a lower alcohol content.
You can't tell a Lager apart by the color. Lagers are pale, golden, amber or dark; but the most well known tend to have a lighter, clear appearance. The world of beer is filled with subcategories categorized by other subcategories. We will do our best to help you keep up, as for Lagers, these are some of the different types:
Bock/Doppledock- Strong, heavy, medium to dark lagers
Dortmund- a clean lager, with a malty taste
Dunkel- (dark in German) dark lager from Munich
Helles- (pale beer) a pale golden lager with a malty taste
Oktoberfest/Märzen- a deep amber beer originally brewed in March
Pilsner- A golden light beer with a clean finish and balanced aftertaste
Schwarbier- a dark lager with a chocolate-like flavour
Vienna Lager- a reddish brown beer with a malty taste
Spezial- a strong, full-bodied, bittersweet lager
A Brief History:
Believe it or not, the Lager has a history going as far back as the 15th century. The process of lagering, which once again literally means: the cold storage of beer, was common throughout the medieval period. In the early 15th century we discovered that bottom-fermenting yeast emerged as a hybridization.
Today, Lager as we know it, began with Bavarian brewers in the early 19th century. These brewers were all about experimenting with different brewing techniques using bottom-fermenting yeast. They managed to store the beer in cold cellars for prolonged periods of time. They were able to keep the beer anywhere from a few weeks to several months, which is impressive considering how thirsty they may have gotten. During this time in storage In the beer wold mellow and clear.
Prior to the invention of modern refrigeration, Bavarian brewers used the land around them, storing beer in the frozen caves of the Bavarian Alps. They would "lager" them in there and fill the caves with ice from the nearby lakes and rivers. This was specifically important to keep the beer cool during the summer months.
As early settlers expanded and migrated to other lands, they managed to spread the lagering technique across Europe. With influences from different areas, new types of Lager were emerging. For example, it was actually Austrians who were inspired to create the amber-red Viennese beer in the 1840s.
In 1842 the Bavarian brewer Josef Groll traveled to the town of Plzen in Bohemia which had been making beer since the 1200s. The land was rich with local barley that is low in protein, combined with the soft water surrounding the land, the first golden beer was conceived. This specific type of Lager became known as Pilsner.
Later on in the 1850s, the Germans brought forth their brewing techniques and the Bavarian hops to the United States. The trend of light bodied lagers continued to grow, eventually becoming the most popular beer in the USA.
Nowadays, thanks to modern developments in fermentation control, lagers can be mass-produced and stored for much shorter period. By cutting storage time, carbon dioxide is commonly added to mimic the amount of carbon dioxide usually found in traditionally brewed Lager.
Random Beer Fact
Beer is the 3rd most consumed drink in the world behind water and tea.
If you have the chance to try a traditionally brewed Lager, we recommend doing so. If you don't, there are many well known Lagers out there. Coors Light, Brahma, Heineken, Budweiser, and Miller Lite are just to name.
No two Lagers are the same, nor should they be treated like they are. There truly is a type of Lager for everyone's taste buds. Find which one you like, and let us at Happy Hour City know what it is. Thanks for reading, and as always...


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Moving the Goalposts/
For the handful of you interested in the back-and-forth over the BookScan issue, I want to point you to Heidi's post, as well as Dirk's first and second sallies.
For those of you only here for the reviews, you can stop reading now. In fact, I'd really urge you to!
If I have edited this properly, it continues after the jump:
For whatever it is worth, I agree nearly 100% with Heidi: my biases are both obvious, (and directly stated in the original piece!) -- I believe in the Direct Market (as a concept, if not, necessarily, in the specific individual on-the-ground iteration) to be a far superior method of selling comics for the simple reason that a specialist, with a specialist's passion, is more likely to be able to do a superlative job in selling a specialty product than a generalist. That would seem to me to be fairly self-evident.
(Does this mean that ALL DM stores are going to be better than selling comics than ALL bookstores? No, of course not -- there are always going to be ends of the curve in either model which out/under-perform their opposite number)
I want to believe that I've been very specific and very exacting both about my biases, as well as the usefulness of the specific numbers. Certainly I went into great detail about how the numbers could be wrong and what they do and do not measure; part of the problem may be that on the internet (and who knows, maybe in life, in general, but we can track it on the internet...) people see what they want to see.
Look, I like me some "art comics", when a new EIGHTBALL or OPTIC NERVE comes out, its usually a Top 10 book for Comix Experience, but the fandom/internet meme/hope of "if only we get into the bookstores, then they'll all suddenly buy everything I think is good" really doesn't seem to be the case. I wanted to believe it too!
But let's stay on target when we look at retail sales -- let's not conflate them with other channels, let's not take anecdote as fact, and let's try not to move the Goalposts in the middle of the game.
By way of example, I point to Dirk's latest, where all of a sudden he's pointing to prose books; what does that have to do with anything? It should be pretty obvious that the math involved for both the publisher and especially the creator is very very different between prose and comics; the breakeven point for one is certainly very different from the other. I should know, I have a prose book in print, and I was involved in setting the print run, and the costs thereof; and I've got a pretty good idea of the physical printing costs of comics, and one is a fraction of the other.
Here's what I said (that Dirk is even quoting directly!):
"Art Comics", with the exception of a tiny handful of "anointed" books, do not appear to be selling in the bookstore environment. Remember that BookScan includes Amazon, and all major internet retailers as well.
It further seems to me that with approximately 7500 BookScan reporting venues, this indicates that most book stores aren't even bothering to stock "Art comics" in the first place.
And this seems to be a fairly unassailable fact in relationship to what BookScan reports -- with ~7500 venues (including the majority of the internet sales picture) if you're moving under 4400 copies that means that you're either not being stocked in the first place OR that the audience there isn't especially interested in that material OR both. For the record, I strongly suspect the answer is actually #1, that IF that material was stocked and supported and racked it would probably sell better.
The Elephant in the Room, to me, is Amazon -- Amazon is "bias neutral" in my opinion; that is that each book "displayed" at Amazon is basically equivalent to each other, and that "finding" a book on their "shelves" is a trivial matter, not influenced by physical "racking" decisions. It seems to me that if there was a deep, wide-spread market crying out for "art comics" material that Amazon would be capturing those sales in a pretty significant fashion, as Amazon is "the world's largest comics store". Yet THEY DON'T APPEAR TO BE capturing these sales in any significant fashion.
I have no problem with differing conclusions about the data -- in fact, I specifically asked for it -- but, please, let's not move the goalposts by suddenly claiming that "Oh well, a small publishing house doesn't NEED to sell as many copies", as if that were even slightly relevant to matter at hand. NO ONE said anything about whether the material is PROFITABLE or not, just that it doesn't appear to be selling in significant quantities in the bookstore environment, as far as that environment can be tracked (with all of the caveats and weaknesses of the numbers inherent in that tracking), relative to other comics material. Given the extant data, that appears to be true. If there's OTHER data to show otherwise, I'm sure that everyone would be happy to see that, but since we can't, we can only analyze what we have.
There's a larger issue here, and it is one that Robert Scott has brought up several times -- without marketing and advertising and general publisher support, it is very difficult for any material of any stripe or style or form or content to find its audience without direct intervention by the sellers of the book, be they DM or "bookstores". But that's almost certainly a topic for another day.
This will, hopefully, be my last comment on this (until it is time to write about the '08 numbers)!
PS: to ADD: BONE is now "art comix"?! Buh-wha--?!?


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This time 2 years ago I was still in a neck brace, having hoped it would have been off in time for my birthday. Luckily it did eventually come off, a couple of weeks later. Good rehabilitation at Oaksey house in Lambourn and encouragement from amazing friends and owners resulted in me deciding I should continue with my equestrian dream. Though for a brief moment I had looked for other things I could channel my energies and passion into.
I forced myself to get straight back in to the competitive end of the sport, and was fortunate to move to a new base at Arion Stud with Louisa. Luckily I had some horses to ride which other riders had kept competing for me/my owners during my absence. I almost picked up where I had left off on the horses, apart from the 5yo I had fallen from. He had been turned away, and when I got back on him I honestly doubted my ability to rebuild the partnership I had begun to develop with him. I still believed in his ability but I did not believe in us.
It's been a long road, but when that horse, now 7 years old qualified for the foxhunter final at Horse of the Year Show by jumping a triple clear with me in the regional final at Wales and West last week it made that journey seem worthwhile. Luckily his incredible ability and talent makes up for the minimal natural talent I have, however my work ethic and perseverance has helped develop him and will hopefully go on developing him in to the horse I believe he could be.
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I can't fathom why the legion of Paul supporters do so. Either they're not closely listening to his policy positions, or (shudder) they actually agree with his strange ideas. I mean, really, the fence at the US-Mexico border is being built to keep Americans in?
Paul will hang in for much of the GOP primary process, despite low results at the polls. That's what cranks do. It's what he did last time, hanging in through June, 2008 despite John McCain's securing of enough delegate pledges in March.
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The Alba-Golden varsity basketball teams took big steps forward on Jan. 29 in securing their respective playoff spots with victories over the Lone Oak Buffaloes and Lady Buffaloes.
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During the first half of the RHOBH season, Dorit has gone from annoying to detestable to a personal trigger where every time she's on screen, I'm reminded of anyone who tormented me in middle school and I spiral into a dark shame-hole until I'm back in Mr. Chartrand's homeroom class praying that Marshall McCullom will stop making fun of my flat chest. Thanks, Dorit.
But first, some joy. Camille has recovered from cancer and a hysterectomy and is finally ready to feel sexy in her body again. She and Lisa R do a little lingerie shopping, and DAMN these ladies keep it tight. Inside and out. Camille reveals she's had her vagina tightened and there's not an inch to pinch anywhere on her fit little figure. I've seen and heard about vaginal rejuvenation on every Real Housewives franchise so often that I'm definitely equipped to perform this procedure now. It seems like vaginal rejuvenation has become a status symbol—the new red-bottomed shoe, if you will. Also, Camille bought two pieces of lingerie for over $1300 so she's a walking status symbol.
Meanwhile PK and Dorit, who are pretty much that evil couple from Les Mis, are catching up upon Dorit's return from her disastrous New York Fashion Week trip. While Dorit was gone, PK advised Dorit's team to take her swimwear line from haute couture swimwear to Target sports section and changed the name from Nava to Beverly Beach. Beverly Beach. Beverly Beach sounds like one of my grandma's friends that always ruins canasta games with her hyper-competitiveness. Anyway, a trashy swimwear line suits this couple perfectly. I hope it fails spectacularly.
Back to sexy Camille who is hosting a fragrance fundraiser for cancer at her home, at which some perfumes are selling for as much as $1500 a bottle (or the price of her lingerie). The ladies arrive and Camille offers a beautiful moving speech about her family's struggles with cancer. She has come SUCH a long way from her super villainess days in season 1.
Andy Cohen, if you're reading this and I'm sure you are, please replace Dorit with Camille and PK with a bag of stale pretzels. Both would make much more appealing permanent fixtures on RHOBH.
At the party, Dorit, who is still in Lisa VP's bad graces for talking smack about her behind her back in NYC, follows Lisa around like a lost puppy. She then literally throws herself on Lisa in a sycophantic attempt to win Lisa back. When Lisa doesn't reciprocate, Dorit lashes out at Teddy for relaying to Kyle, who then relayed to Lisa, all the shit Dorit had been talking. She claims Teddy blew the situation out of proportion (nope) and that Dorit is in the right (nope). Dorit is going through all the stages of grief but it's just about being a shitty person.
Meanwhile Erika meets with the crew of the Kim Kardashian Hollywood Game, who are developing an Erika Jayne character. Did the Kardashians really need to infiltrate RHOBH, seemingly the last place on earth safe from those sirens and their tyrant lizard king mother? Attaining character status in this game means Erika has really attained success and she even cries from her surgically modified tear ducts. This is peak vapidity.
Lisa is planning her bday party with my favorite friend of the show, Party planner Kevin. Someone give this man a spinoff show. And if you're not going to do that, please fire Dorit for the love of all that is good and holy.
The ladies arrive for a spectacular birthday lunch replete with roses and Dita Von Teese-sized martini glasses filled with shrimp the size of Dita Von Teese. Ken gifts Lisa 75$K earrings from their beloved dog, Giggy, which is the least Giggy can do since Lisa loves that balding dog more than any human, including her children.
Lisa spends most of her luncheon taking hilarious and petty jabs at Dorit, whose eyes grow a more insane with each insult. Camille piles on by giving Dorit a ball gag as payback for Dorit running her mouth all the time and insulting Camille on numerous occasions. Everyone finds it funny, save Camille, who is starting to believe that maybe her status as most-special person in this group has been downgraded. Dorit grows incredulous and then up and leaves with PK before the end of the luncheon, asserting once again that she has done nothing wrong. Dear dumb Dorit: Bravo has the receipts and keeps playing clips of you saying terrible things about Lisa. But I'm sure you'll still find a way to deny wrongdoing.
This woman is just like Shaggy without the embarrassingly catchy hits.
But sweet poetic justice arrives in the form of Lisa's Beverly Hills Lifestyle Magazine. Lisa meets with her magazine staff and decides to drop Dorit's shoot from the issue, which she shot a few weeks prior. Dorit complained the whole photoshoot and said she hated the photos, so the magazine felt no need to include her. But we know this is not about the photos. We know this is Lisa wielding her power in the only way she knows how: passive-aggressively and cutting to the bone. Cold. As. Diamonds. Baby!


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Glendale blanked SBCC 9-0 for the second time this year on Thursday in a WSC match at Pershing Park.
The Glendale Vaqueros (the teams share the same nickname) swept all six singles matches and lost just 18 games. Adolfo Ortega had the closest scores at No. 3 singles, losing to Arin Meserkhani 7-5, 6-2. The hometown Vaqueros were without their No. 1 player, Emerson Sekban, who missed the match with an injury.
Second-place Glendale improved to 9-3 and 5-2. SBCC is 5-9 and 3-5.
The Santa Barbara Vaqueros will play two matches in the San Diego area, taking on Palomar on Friday at 2 p.m. and San Diego Mesa on Saturday at noon.
1. Christian Hess, GC, def. Spencer Ekola 6-3, 6-1
2. Chris Pope, GC, def. Diego Santos 6-0, 6-4
3. Arin Meserkhani, GC, def. Adolfo Ortega 7-5, 6-2
4. Kevin Orellana, GC, def. Stevie Acuna 6-0, 6-0
5. John Robertson, GC, def. Dim Dros 6-2, 6-0
6. Steven Sandoval, GC, def. Jun Zhao 6-0, 6-1
1. Hess/Pope, GC, def. Ekola/Santos 8-2
2. Meserkhani/Orellana, GC, def. Ortega/Dros 8-5
3. Robertson/David Preciado, GC, def. Shane Carmody/Mark Morales 8-0
Glendale tops SBCC 9-0
Glendale blanked SBCC 9-0 for the second time this year on Thursday in a WSC match at Pershing Park.


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In some breaking news out of the river city of Brisbane, the names of the two men at the centre of yesterday afternoon's siege have been released by Queensland Police.
The pair sent the city into lockdown yesterday after they became engaged in a tense 6-hour standoff with police and allegedly fired shots at law enforcement officials.
In a sensational turn of events, The Betoota Advocate can, in fact, reveal that both men have now been released from police custody under strict bail conditions.
The men, now identified as Wayne Bennett and Darius Boyd, have been allowed to leave custody under the strict proviso that they agree to leave the city of Brisbane and vow not to return to Red Hill.
It's isn't yet known why the two men decided to barricade themselves inside the apartment and engage in a lengthy siege with police officers, but it's believed that it had something to do with Wayne Bennett's reluctance to leave the club after his coaching swap with Anthony Seibold.
Both men refused to comment yesterday, but insiders at the Broncos Rugby League Club believe that Bennett took the news particularly badly, and decided to try and force the club, that he built, to take him back.
It's also understood that Darius Boyd flew up early yesterday afternoon, at the conclusion of his first training session at his new club in Redfern, after hearing of Wayne's plans in an effort to keep the coach at the club.
However, both men eventually gave up on their demands to police late yesterday afternoon and agreed to be taken into custody.
Ray Hadley reportedly began to blow up about the two men being released on bail in a token rant about bail conditions but dropped the spiel after realising both men were mates of his mates.


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The story of Allen "Swampy" Marsh and his Maremma dog "Oddball". "Swampy" convinced local authorities to allow his dog "Oddball" to protect a colony of Little Penguins on Middle Island from wild cats and dogs. "Oddball" succeeds in his campaign and becomes a front runner for Maremma dogs being used to protect other endangered Australian wildlife.


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17 May 2016
Dudley Green Party Early Summer Walk - Saturday May 28th, 10.30am
Join us as we take a stroll through the lovely Halesowen green belt, taking in the ruins of English Heritage's Halesowen Abbey along the way.
We'll meet at the car park of Woodgate Valley Country Park, Clapgate Lane, B32 3DS at 10.30am. From there, we'll follow Route 1 from the Halesowen Walks website.
Expect some wonderful views of Clent as well as a few muddy patches (especially if it's rained recently) and a couple of high stiles. The walk is about 3.5 miles long and will take 2-3 hours to complete the route.
A complete PDF guide to the route is available here.
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We have some excellent webinars scheduled in the month of October – presented by MSP2 teacher leaders and staff. Please share these opportunities with your colleagues. All presentations will be recorded and available on the MSP2 Webinar Archive page. Hope to "see you" online!
Beaks and Biomes: Integrating Science and Literacy
Thursday, October 14, 2010 from 4-5pm EST
For more information: http://wiki.nsdl.org/index.php/BeyondPenguins/Seminars
The series is sponsored by Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears, an NSF-funded project that provides professional development and instructional resources to elementary teachers (but lots of middle school teachers use them too).
This life science unit uses scientific inquiry, literacy instruction, and a multigenre text set to examine adaptations, migration, and ecosystems. Leave with a unit framework you can directly incorporate into your classroom! Note: This session builds on concepts presented in our first two seminars: Informational Text and Multigenre Text Sets and Inquiry, Literacy, and the Learning Cycle. You'll get the most out of the session if you've participated in the previous seminars, or view the archives at http://wiki.nsdl.org/index.php/BeyondPenguins/Seminars.
MSP2 Book Club: Discuss The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Tuesday, October 19, 2010 from 7-8pm EST
For more information: http://www.msteacher2.org/events/msp2-book-club-discuss-the
How did cells taken from a poor black woman in 1951 come to unlock some of the biggest advances in science? Hope you'll join me in reading The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. For a really good overview go to http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/jun/23/henrietta-lacks-cells-medical-advances.
21st Century Skills and…
Thursday, October 21, 2010 from 7-8pm EST
For more information: http://www.msteacher2.org/events/21st-century-skills-and
The U.S. is in critical need for a qualified workforce equipped with skills beyond the basics of reading, writing and arithmetic. The U.S. future workforce needs employees with critical thinking and problem solving, communications, collaboration and creative and innovation skills. We as educators will need to tweak what we already are doing in order to prepare our students for the challenges and opportunities that await them in the 21st Century. Learn how you can incorporate these skills in to your instruction to meet the needs of the 21st century employer.
Virtual Field Trips
Thursday, October 28, 2010 from 8-9pm EST
For more information: http://www.msteacher2.org/events/virtual-field-trips
The world becomes a smaller place if you can expand your classroom beyond its walls and location. Purposefully used, virtual field trips can enhance learning and support content mastery.
This webinar provides a framework to expand teaching strategies by incorporating digital technology to explore the world, inquire about big ideas, and create authentic experiences. See examples of virtual field trips around STEM concepts. In addition, learn about tools used to create your own virtual journeys and how to access resources for established field trips.


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Fresno Newborn Photography | Mateo
by Bessie Young Photography
Mateo's Newborn Portraits
September 2015
Fresno, CA
"Making the decision to have a child is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body." - Elizabeth Stone
Little Mateo was born at 8:44 am weighing in at 5lbs 14 oz. He was 19 inches long. What a precious little gift Mateo is to his family. I was fortunate enough to be able to take Mateo's newborn portraits back in September. He was only 10 days old at the time.
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For Pinoys reading the news, the arrival of Typhoon Juan meant any or all of the following: massive landslides, non-stop flooding, as well as a few casualties.
But thank heavens it's almost over. According to PAG-ASA forecaster Mario Palafox, the said typhoon should be out and about as of this afternoon, remaining stationary in Laoag City until it completely departs the country come Friday.
Today's climate has been a sunny one, cloudy at best, though reports indicate that a new potential storm might be on its way here once again, approaching 1,500km from the Philippine area of responsibility, Gmanews.tv reports.
For the meantime, it's best we make light of our weather condition. Here are five gorgeous babes whose names would make perfect typhoon monikers, the ones we would prefer hearing over the Pepengs and the Juans:


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I'll be honest. I started this blog in the hopes I would get to travel to far-flung places and document it for the masses, but that hasn't happened, and my little "travel" blog has suffered the consequences. While my interest in travel hasn't changed at all (in fact, it's gotten stronger), my circumstances have. I … Continue reading
At last! She blogs! I know, I know, it's been way too long, and to those of you who have been checking for wanderlust-y entries and sexy giveaways, I sincerely apologize for my extended absence. I have an annoying habit of taking on too much and not saying "no" when I should, so the … Continue reading
Photo Courtesy: GPS Magazine I have a few trips coming up, and as much I love to travel, I'm finding that as I try to plan them, I get very overwhelmed and frustrated. I have no idea why this is happening, but it is. I'm going to Vegas with friends at the end of June, … Continue reading
One of the most popular posts here on Wanderlu5t is my Photo of the Day featuring Sierra Leone. I've been meaning to write more about the human rights crisis in that country for some time, but always seem to be too busy to research and plan the entry as well as I would like. I'm … Continue reading
My apologies for not announcing this sooner. I spent the better part of last week trapped inside my house with spotty internet access, so my productivity was at a veritable standstill. I've spent the last few days running errands and catching up on other boring things that would have been. Grrr. All thanks to … Continue reading
Considering that my super short weekend trip was cut even shorter before it had a chance to begin, I'm in pretty good spirits. There is an often overlooked but ever-present travel reality that I forgot to mention in The Weekender , or perhaps subconsciously didn't want to talk about. I'm of course talking about … Continue reading
My weekends are never long enough. Ever. Not even the occasional three-day weekends that certain holidays bring are long enough for me, and I'm sure that I'm not alone on this. Everyone wishes their weekends were longer, especially when there's traveling involved. I'm spending the weekend in Tulsa with relatives, and as this is my … Continue reading
I'm not one for making New Year's resolutions, as I, like most people, usually forget about them about a week after pledging to change something I pledged to change in years past. Most people tend to be unrealistic about them, and once the reality of this hits them, they give it up. I am not … Continue reading
Oprah has her favorite things. So do I. We all have certain things, certain foods, places, and even people that enrich our lives and make us infinitely happy. Travel makes me happy. I love the thrill of discovering a new place, new foods, getting good deals on souvenirs, and finding new things that make traveling … Continue reading
If my sudden interest in French films, politics, and the French language is any indication, I'd have to say that I've somehow reawakened my passion for France. It started in high school, when I took a year of basic French. As was not the case with my one Spanish class, my interest in France and … Continue reading


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Glynn-Barntown in devastating form
Group team well beaten by victors
Glynn-Barntown sauntered into the Gorey Guardian Coiste na nOg Juvenile football Premier championship final with a flair-filled victory over Mogue O'Rahilly's in Taghmon on Monday.
Glynn-Barntown 5-16 Mogue O'Rahillys 2-7
The Killurin side recorded a lop-sided success when the sides met in the group stages, and this showing was almost equally as impressive as their sextet of attackers weaved and jinked around for some superb scores.
It was a tough assignment for the Fethard/Gusserane combo who also lost heavily to group winners St. Martin's but were pulled out of the hat first in the draw to decide the final two play-off places. They boast several talented players but simply came up against a side full of confidence.
Darragh Nolan went close for the victors early on before each side opened their accounts through Dylan Lyne and the excellent Sam Wall respectively. Gusserane clubman Wall added two frees later in the half but Glynn-Barntown were racking up points around those scores.
Jack Brazzill got five points in the half - his unorthodox free-taking style was a real treat to watch - while points were also registered by Michael Carroll and Lyne.
The net bulged for the first time in the last minute of the half when Nolan and Liam Berry combined to release Aaron Breen to make the score 1-8 to 0-3 at the interval.
Berry would turn out to be the star performer of the second-half for his side. He scored two goals, both in the first nine minutes after half-time, and was denied on several other occasions by the excellent Colm Walshe.
A looping shot from Ciarán Marlowe made it 4-10 to 0-5 in the 42nd minute, but Mogue O'Rahilly's pulled a goal back when Wall smacked a shot in off the underside of the crossbar moments later. Glynn-Barntown kept peppering the goal with shots and grabbed their fifth when Lyne found the rigging after a lung-bursting run.
Wall notched his second major in the final minute of normal time but it wasn't enough to deny Glynn-Barntown who go into the final where they will face old foes St. Martin's for the title.
Glynn-Barntown: Adam Murphy; Barry Ryan, Shane Doyle, Michael Curran; Matthew Banville (capt.), David Roche, Conor Clarke; Cormac Rowe, Ger Dempsey; Dylan Lyne (1-2), Aaron Breen (1-1), Liam Berry (2-3); Jack Brazzill (0-9, 5 frees), Michael Carroll (0-1), Darragh Nolan. Subs. - Ciarán Marlowe (1-0) for Carroll (38), Cormac Cooney for Dempsey (39), Garbhan McCormack for Breen (45), Dylan Kehoe for Curran (48), Jack Doyle for Nolan (51), Jamie O'Shea for Clarke (51), also Luke Moloney, Adam Wogan, Daniel Murphy, Luke Codd, Shane Doyle, Michael Kearney, Jack Hayden, Luke McGuire, Philip Cowman, Conor Murphy, Jack Carley, Ryan Long.
Mogue O'Rahilly's: Colm Walshe; Jimmy Sutton (0-1), Donal Kinsella, Pádraig Pilkington; Brian Dillon, Tommy Ryan, Kevin O'Donohoe; Gavin Sheehan (capt., 0-1), Aaron Murphy; Adam Ross, Sam Wall (2-5, 0-2 frees, 0-1 '45), Adam Waters; Jack Pierce (0-1), Eoin Ryan, Oisín Foran. Subs . - Eoin Stafford for Foran (45), Stephen Whelan for Pierce (48), Eoin Pilkington for P. Pilkington (48), Zac Lavery for Ross (51).
Referee: John Tobin (Geraldine O'Hanrahans).
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Author(s): F. G. Delamotte
Whether you're a type nerd, an illustrator or a professional designer, The Book Of Ornamental Alphabets is the perfect sourcebook. Find scores of thoughtfully selected royalty-free alphabet fonts within, as well as numerals, monograms and more.An iconic Victorian book, re-published as a beautiful facsimile for the first time in over 150 years, The Book Of Ornamental Alphabets is an unbeatable resource and a must-have for any typographer's bookshelf.
Freeman Gage Delamotte (1814-1862) was a master draughtsman and engraver, with a desire to make the essential and beautiful accessible.


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"Promoting Meaningful Integration of 3rd Country National Children to Education" (IntegratEd) is funded by the the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) and aims at strengthening the successful participation of newly arrived third-country national children in education and contributing to combatting discrimination against third-country national children in the educational environment in Greece, Italy & Spain (which are the countries mostly affected by the current migration flows), and the EU in general.
"EhanCing the ParticipatiOn and Learning Performance of Migrant and RefUgee Children in PRimary School Education" (E-COURSE)
"EhanCing the ParticipatiOn and Learning Performance of Migrant and RefUgee Children in PRimary School Education" (E-COURSE), financed by Erasmus+, aims at enhancing the participation and learning performance of newly arrived migrant and refugee children in primary education, thus addressing the priority of social inclusion, fostering the development of social, intercultural competences, combating discrimination, segregation, racism, bullying and violence, and enhancing the access, participation and learning performance of disadvantaged learners, reducing disparities in learning outcomes.
Canary Wharf Consulting is implementing since September 2016 the EU funded project "BLEND IN: Language, Cultural and Social Orientation for Young Refugees", as member of an international consortium.
MedLit#45+: Building advanced media literacy competences and digital skills of low-skilled adults 45+ through social media
"Building advanced media literacy competences and digital skills of low-skilled adults 45+ through social media" (MedLit#45+), financed by the Erasmus+ Programme, aims at promoting the social and economic inclusion of low-skilled/ low-qualified adults 45+ excluded from the labour market through advanced media literacy competence and digital skills focusing on the use and utilization of social media for professional purposes.
"PROMoting Youth Social Entrepreneurship" (PROMYSE), financed by Erasmus+ Programme, is a youth-led, transnational project that aims at enhancing the quality and relevance of the learning offer in education, training and youth work by developing a new, innovate and youth-led course for young prospective social entrepreneurs (with an emphasis on NEETS), and by supporting the adoption of best practices in promoting social entrepreneurship in the health and social care fields.


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By Mackinley Lutes-Adlhoch and Emily Taylor Photos by Phoenix Fashion Week What better way to celebrate the commencement of spring 2017 than with the trendiest stylists in Arizona. Phoenix Fashion Week put on its annual Spring into Style show this past weekend, Mar. 25, at the luxurious Phoenician Resort. With a stylist press conference, community […]Read More


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Web site: DeltaChildren.com
Delta manufactures a wide assortment of crib mattresses including those under the Serta name. Now known as Serta by Delta (since 2014), the assortment of crib mattresses is so wide, (last we checked 48 models) it's overwhelming.
First up is the Nightstar group, an affordable mattress grouping that includes
Nightstar is an affordable mattress grouping that includes 16 mattresses, ranging from the basic Firm Comfort ($48 at Walmart) to the souped up Deluxe Rest ($147). Somewhere in between is the Nightstar Extra Firm Crib & Toddler Mattress ($72). This 120-coil mattress is GREENGUARD Gold certified (as are all Nightstar mattresses) and has a waterproof vinyl cover, air vents and a natural cotton fire protection wrap. Parent feedback has been average; one noted the mattress didn't designate which side of the mattress was for infants and which was for toddlers.
Another line of mattresses Delta makes under the Serta name are the Perfect mattresses. They include the Perfect Balance, Perfect Day, Perfect Eco Supreme and so on. As with the Nightstar, the Perfect line is a mix of coil and polyester fiber mattresses. They do offer a 240-coil Perfect Nature mattress for $150. The Perfect Start Crib & Toddler Mattress ($50), is made with polyester fiber with no coils, square corners and a waterproof vinyl cover. All Perfect mattresses are GREENGUARD Gold certified.
Next Serta makes ten Tranquility mattresses ranging in price from $79 to $249. an example: the Eco Firm Crib and Toddler mattress ($107). A coil mattress, the Eco Firm has an organic cotton layer on the toddler side, waterproof vinyl cover, and "ortho-insulated" support layer. Parents like this mattress although it is rather thick, so you'll want to get sheets with deep enough pockets.
Finally, Serta also makes a couple mattresses called iComfort, soy foam mattresses with knit fabric covers and cooling gel technology. Prices start at $180; these are their highest priced mattresses.
FYI: Some Serta mattresses are exclusive to different retailers.
Because Delta has so many different mattress versions in their line, reviews are all over the board for this brand. Overall, the response is positive, but the cheaper options get less than stellar ratings. Stick with the mid priced mattresses and the quality should be fine. Rating: B.