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Open Sat. 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
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Cinder Wines
107 E 44th St,
Garden City, ID 83714
Open Daily from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Chinden Boulevard has always been known as a place you could find a good watering hole, but drive down it these days and it's hard not to notice that a change is taking place. Slowly, but surely, local craft wineries and breweries are staking claim to what was once the exclusive domain of bars and nightclubs. It's testament to a burgeoning national industry that has been making its way into Idaho, and Garden City is not the only place it's happening by any means.
Liquor, or distilled spirits as many like to call it these days, is the latest adult beverage to catch fire in the craft industry. In 2005 there were around 50 distilleries in the country. A decade later there are more than 750, and that number is growing steadily. The newest addition to Boise's fledgling distillery scene is 8 Feathers, which opened on Maple Grove, just south of Franklin just over two years ago.
When Greg Lowe moved to Eagle from Texas to become the CEO of Syringa Networks, he brought his pals Larry Price and Rick McKinney with him because he needed their skills in the company. His wife, Marjie, was retired, but the move put Larry's wife, Sandee, out of work, so the two best friends decided to start something of their own.
"Greg was born in Tennessee and lived in Kentucky, so bourbon is kind of in his blood," says Marjie. "When he told us how the distillery business was booming in the U.S. we thought, why not?"
They did their homework, visiting several distilleries in the West, and found that they were not only doing well, they were all expanding. They also learned that southern Idaho's dry, high-desert climate and the Treasure Valley's pristine, artesian well water were perfect for making bourbon. But before they opened their doors the two women spent three months lobbying the Idaho State Legislature to pass a bill that would allow sampling of hard liquor, something that had only been permitted for beer and wine before.
"Apparently it had been tried before," Marjie says, "but it failed because the sampling size was too big. We proposed a maximum of three, .25 ounce samples per person, and it passed."
Once they were up and running, they immediately began making Greg's signature bourbon. It needed two years in the barrel, so in the meantime, they began making whiskey to get some product on the shelves and promote their brand.
"All bourbons are whiskies, but not all whiskies are bourbons," Marjie explains. "Our first whiskey was Moonshine. It's aged about three months. Then we released our Corn Whiskey, which we age six months."
Making the rounds of bars and restaurants to promote their products, Marjie and Sandee learned that whiskey is the fastest growing category in distilled spirits, and women are the fastest growing category in whiskey. Over the past five years, the number of women whiskey drinkers has grown from 12 percent to around 37 percent, so they wanted to create a drink aimed at the female demographic.
"We have a fantastic vanilla bean whiskey that came out this summer," says Sandee. The whiskey sits in the barrel by itself for one month, then we spike it with vanilla beans for another two months and let the oils from the vanilla really get in there. A lot of bartenders are really excited about it, and our first batch has already sold out in the stores."
The new, larger Vendome still they installed this past summer increased their production from a barrel-and-a-half a month to nearly eight barrels a month, and by the time the first batch of Greg's bourbon was released in September, they were running on all cylinders. Both their Corn Whiskey and their Moonshine have won several international medals, including a triple gold and Best of Show for the Corn Whiskey from the Micro Liquor international craft competition this past year.
"We're proud to be an all-Idaho product," says Sandee, and we go from grain to glass right here in this facility."
While there are only a handful of distilleries in Idaho right now, 8 Feathers expects the whiskey business to grow much like the area's wine business has over the past decade.
The Snake River Valley AVA (American Viticultural Area), Idaho's first, was established in 2007. It's home to 15 of Idaho's 50 wineries, which contributed over $73 million to the state's economy in 2012.
Cinder winemaker Melanie Krause and her husband, Joe Schnerr, are celebrating their tenth vintage this fall and, coincidentally, their 10th wedding anniversary.
"We looked at other areas in Washington and Oregon before we decided on Boise," says Joe, "but we saw the potential in the environment here. It's a great climate for growing grapes, and consumers who were drinking a lot of wine and looking for high-end wines from the region."
After several years learning the craft at Chateau Ste. Michelle in Washington, Melanie decided it was time to strike out on her own. It has clearly been a good decision.
"The growth we've seen in the wine industry here has been fabulous," she says enthusiastically. "We've been growing our winery as fast as we can handle, which has basically been doubling every year or two, and we've never had a year where the wine sold for longer than one year after its release date."
Combining forces with two other wineries, Telaya and Coiled, their warehouse on 44th Street in Garden City quickly became a mecca for local wine tasting. Since then several other wineries and breweries have opened facilities along Chinden Boulevard.
"We welcome them all," says Melanie, "because the clustering of craft products within an area is appealing to tourists, and this becomes much more of a destination."
Now that Telaya and Coiled are parting ways with Cinder and opening their own facility in Garden City, Cinder has much needed room to grow.
"Right now we're at 6,000 cases a year," Joe says, "but we think we could do north of 10,000 cases in this space."
"The problem," adds Melanie, "is that there aren't enough grapes being grown here. From the very beginning, we planted our flag firmly in Idaho and said we're going to make wine from Idaho grapes as much as we can because we believe in them. But I've always also said that if we have a really bad year, I'll source grapes from Washington. For the first time in 10 years, we're having that year."
It's fairly common for wineries to source grapes from another region. With only 1,800 acres of vineyards currently in Idaho, demand is beginning to outpace production, and neither Joe nor Melanie see it slowing down any time soon.
"The time is ripe for vineyard investment," says Joe. "We have professional winemakers moving into the area and taking the craft to the next level, and showing that wines from the Snake River Valley can be just as high-quality as our neighboring regions in Washington and Oregon. And even though, in some ways, they are our competition, we all want each other to succeed because it elevates the entire region."
The craft beer business has been going strong in the U.S. since the 1990s, and it really began making an impact in the Boise area about five years ago. There are more than 50 craft breweries around the state today. Nineteen of them are right here in the Treasure Valley, and even before Cinder came along, they had discovered Garden City, where choices range from Payette Brewing Co., now Idaho's largest brewer, to the new guy on the block, Haff Brewing.
"I was an avid home brewer," says Brian Haff, who opened the new company a year ago with his wife, Lisa. "But I wanted to make a wider variety of beers. Now we have six fermenters, so I can have six different things going if I want to, but what I actually brew is pretty much determined by demand."
At full production, they can put out 21 barrels, or 42 kegs, a week. Brian makes a killer IPA, a porter, and a watermelon-wheat beer that's very popular during the summer. Last Valentine's Day he came out with a white chocolate-blueberry porter that was a big hit.
"We sold the entire batch in about a week," he says with a smile. "Restaurants couldn't get enough of it. So we're bringing that one back this fall."
Once they decided to start the brewery it took about 18 months to open. They chose Garden City because of the low lease rates and busy Chinden Boulevard. And after barely a year in operation they're already looking to expand.
"We're going to do two of our beers in 22 ounce bombers," says Brian, "so we'll be doing a bottling line here soon. We've submitted art work for labels, but it's a long process getting them approved."
Brian believes the can is what separates the breweries that are really going to grow and expand. It's an expensive proposition, but one he holds out hope for in the future.
"I love the idea of growth," he says. "Right now, we're learning about forecasting, and the logistics of getting beer made and out the door on a certain timeline. We're starting to learn what kind of marketing really works for our business. But every time someone comes in here and says this is the best IPA in Idaho, I think, yeah, we're doing something right."
Even as prolific as they are, local craft breweries are still only a small percentage of the Boise area market. Almost all of the domestic beer sold here is still from monster breweries like Budweiser, Miller or Coors. But the craft industry, whether it's beer, wine or hard liquor, is making a dent, and as it continues to hammer on the consciousness of Boise consumers, that dent will only get bigger.


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Report Card Grades for Every Green Bay Packers Rookie Through Preseason Week 2
Brian Carriveau@@BrianCarriveauTwitter LogoContributor IAugust 22, 2012
Halfway through the preseason schedule, the Green Bay Packers' rookie class is looking about what you'd expect.
There's been some typical mistakes due to inexperience but there have been some flashes as well.
All in all, the Packers' rookie class is far from being a polished product, but there's a lot of time yet for those who make the roster.
Inside, we take a peek at every rookie on the Packers' roster, both drafted and undrafted, and see how they stack up through the second exhibition game.
The grading scale is relative compared to expectations for each individual player based upon where they were drafted.
Nick Perry
The beginning of Nick Perry's training camp could only be described as quiet. Before the first preseason game, the first-round draft choice wasn't making a lot of waves during practices.
It was understandable, however. There were a lot of differences from what he was being asked to in college to what he'd have to do in the pros.
Perry was making the transition to stand-up outside linebacker from college defensive end who almost always played in a three-point stance. Perry was also making the switch to the left side of the line after seeing most of his time on the right side at USC.
Then the first preseason game against the Chargers happened, and Perry had a sack during the first series. Finally, it appeared as if things had clicked.
While he was quiet in the second preseason game, at least Perry didn't look lost. Heck, he probably hasn't even played the equivalent of one full game, and Perry already has a sack.
If he can keep up that pace in the regular season, the Packers would be elated.
Jerel Worthy
It appears the Packers' made a good choice during the offseason to focus on preparing Jerel Worthy for his role in the nickel defense, because at this point, it might be best to not overwhelm him.
The best thing Worthy has done all camp was during the intrasquad scrimmage when he shot through the offensive line to make a tackle for a loss on a Packers' running back. It was an impressive play and a good display of quickness.
Unfortunately for Worthy, he hasn't shown the same flash during a preseason game. There might be concern whether he's going to be able to disengage from blockers to make a play at the NFL level.
Still, his quickness is something that can't be taught. As long as he doesn't jump offsides, Worthy has the ability to use his motor to his advantage.
C.J. Wilson looks to be the starter at defensive end in the base defense, but that will suit Worthy just fine. He can focus on being the best interior pass rusher he can be, and he can diversify his game as he gets older.
GRADE: C-
Casey Hayward
At the beginning of training camp, it looked as if the Packers were bringing Casey Hayward along in baby steps as well. He was being used more frequently as a slot cornerback than on the perimeter during the first days of training camp as well as during OTAs.
But partially due to his solid play and partially due to injuries to Davon House and Sam Shields, Hayward has worked his way right into the thick of the starting cornerback competition.
In the past two weeks or so, Hayward has gotten time in all the Packers' defensive packages and even worked with the starters in preseason Week 2.
He hasn't been perfect. Hayward has been beat a couple times, but that's what happens to cornerbacks. Even the good ones get beat once in a while.
Hayward has been able to make up for it with a fumble recovery and a pass that he almost took for a pick-six against the Cleveland Browns.
He may or may not be able to win a job as a starter, but at the very least, Hayward looks to have carved out a role in the Packers' subpackages this year and will be a regular contributor to the Packers defense.
Mike Daniels
When Mike Daniels has been healthy and out on the practice field for the Packers, he's impressed. Unfortunately, he hasn't been out on the practice field nearly enough.
Daniels missed the entire offseason program while recovering from shoulder surgery performed immediately after his senior season in college.
To his credit, he was ready for the start of training camp, but it didn't take long before knee and groin injuries sidelined Daniels once again.
He was able to return in time for the Week 2 preseason game against the Browns and was credited with one tackle, but at this point, Daniels is playing catch-up.
If he's healthy, it appears as if Daniels has some quickness not unlike Jerel Worthy, and could be effective in nickel and dime situations. Now he just has to stay healthy and prove he can withstand the pounding that comes along with playing in the trenches in the NFL.
Jerron McMillian
It took awhile for Jerron McMillian to get going, but as of late, the rookie safety has been hot.
He followed up a subpar first preseason game that included a couple missed tackles with an impressive second game that included a tackle for a loss and another for a one-yard gain.
On both tackles, he met former Packers running back Brandon Jackson head on and showed that he wasn't afraid to hit.
Fellow safeties M.D. Jennings and Anthony Levine haven't won the starting job in the nickel package outright and McMillian has placed himself in the middle of the competition.
The rookie from Maine hasn't won the job with the first-string yet either, but with another couple preseason performances he could. He shown that he's able to tackle. Next it would be nice if he can show that he can cover too.
Terrell Manning
It's hard to say whether Terrell Manning doesn't have what it takes to play in the NFL or if he's just miscast as an inside linebacker.
The Packers went out on a limb by trading up into the fifth round during April's draft to select Manning, a 4-3 outside linebacker in college. Now they're trying to make him into a 3-4 inside linebacker, and the results have been less than impressive.
It's not as if there are negative reports coming out of Green Bay every day saying that Manning is getting beat, but he just hasn't been the same playmaking linebacker that he was at North Carolina State.
He's got some athleticism. It's possible he might be able to stick around as a special teams contributor before it all really clicks for him on defense, but the Packers are running out of time to figure or whether or not that can happen.
It's still up in the air whether the Packers keep him on their roster, cut him, trade him or ask him to be on their practice squad. Any one of those options is a possibility, and Manning's performance in the final two preseason games could help to determine the outcome.
GRADE: D
Andrew Datko
Andrew Datko got off to a real slow start to training camp. It was so slow, they didn't trust him to be the starting left tackle in the first preseason game against the San Diego Chargers.
Instead, the Packers went with Herb Taylor, and everyone knows how that turned out. Taylor was beaten and battered.
Since that time, it appeared as if Datko has made some strides. It's clear he still trying to round back into form after missing the majority of his senior season in college with a shoulder injury, but there's potential within Datko.
Unfortunately, Datko suffered a concussion this week during training camp. After missing the final practice before the Bengals games, he doesn't look like a good bet to play on Thursday.
Depending on how severe his concussion is, it could hamper the rookie's chances of making the roster. It's a wait-and-see game with Datko right now. If he can return to the lineup in time for next week's game, he might have a chance of making the team. If he doesn't, those chance appear slim.
B.J. Coleman
Through two preseason games, B.J. Coleman hasn't gotten a lot of opportunities. In preseason Week 1, he played in one series. In Week 2, he was in for one play.
Granted, Coleman was only in for one play because he threw an interception, but his chances to impress haven't been there.
Based upon how he's performed during practice and in the team's intrasquad scrimmage, Coleman looks the part of NFL quarterback. He's big and isn't afraid to push the ball downfield. But he's also still very raw.
Considering how poorly Graham Harrell has performed thus far, it's telling that Coleman isn't getting more opportunities. Clearly the Packers aren't ready to allow the rookie to be their No. 2 quarterback yet.
Coleman shouldn't get down, however. The No. 3 job is his, even if means he'll have to be on the practice squad. He just has to have the attitude that he's going to learn and get better every day.
Marc Tyler
For his first ever NFL action, Marc Tyler got off to a good start. In the preseason opener against the Chargers, Tyler had 13 carries for 32 yards, both team highs.
The 2.5 yards per carry average wasn't anything to write home about, but Tyler showed he could be a solid runner between the tackles.
On the final of those 13 carries, however, Tyler fumbled on the Packers' final series, ending any chance of tying the game. It's been downhill from there for Tyler.
In the second game against the Browns, Tyler had eight carries for a paltry six yards and a dropped pass to go along with it.
With the addition of Cedric Benson to the Packers' offense, there's zero chance Tyler makes the 53-man roster. The practice squad is about the best Tyler could hope for and even that isn't a given.
Du'ane Bennett
When Marc Tyler missed the Packers' intrasquad scrimmage with an injury, the door opened to Du'ane Bennett. He'd see more playing time than he otherwise would have gotten with so many other injuries happening to the other running backs on the roster.
Bennett didn't do anything impressive in the scrimmage but he didn't make any mistakes either. He would have had an even bigger opportunity in the preseason if not for a knee injury of his own. Sidelined himself now, there doesn't appear to be enough time left for him to make up for it.
Even if Bennett is able to return for the final preseason game or two, it won't be enough to make the roster.
Nic Cooper
Nic Cooper has gotten more opportunities than perhaps any other rookie on the Packers. When fellow fullbacks John Kuhn and Jon Hoese missed time with injuries, Cooper received playing time with the starters.
To his credit, Cooper has stayed completely healthy, but he's also been mostly invisible.
Case in point, the preseason game against the Browns when the Packers gave Cooper the ball when they were trapped inside their own 5-yard line. Cooper got the carry, but couldn't gain a single yard.
Certainly, fullbacks aren't asked to carry the football very often. But when a golden opportunity like that arises, Cooper should take advantage.
The best-case scenario for Cooper might be an invitation to join the practice squad. But if the Packers are going to be running out of more one-back sets this season, the fullback position may not be as valuable in Green Bay as it once was.
Jarrett Boykin
Virginia Tech's all-time leading receiver is doing a good job of showing why he was so productive in college.
Jarrett Boykin quietly led the Packers with five receptions for 63 yards in the Packers' second preseason game against the Browns. Through two games, he leads the entire team with eight catches for 84 yards.
The knock on Boykin is that he isn't a speedster. When receivers don't have speed, they usually get the job done by running good routes and catch everything thrown their way with a solid pair of hands.
The sample size is small but that would appear to be the case with Boykin, too. He's played so well, he can't be counted out of making the Packers' 53-man roster, but the wide receiver position is so deep that it's unlikely he'll be kept.
Traditionally, the Packers like to keep one or two wide receivers on their practice squad, which bodes well for Boykin.
Dale Moss
The former college basketball player from South Dakota State has thus far shown he's a pretty good football player as well.
He doesn't have as many receptions as fellow undrafted rookie Jarrett Boykin but Dale Moss has been solid in his own right with four receptions for 36 yards through two games.
Moss showed off his basketball pedigree in the Browns preseason game by leaping to make a second-half catch thrown by Graham Harrell. Moss came up empty, but the jumping ability was the impressive part.
There's still a lot of raw, untapped ability inside Moss, but the Packers can't keep all their wide receivers. It may come down to a choice between him and Boykin for the practice squad.
Curenski Gilleylen
Gilleylen made the Packers as a tryout player from Nebraska trying to make the transition from running back to wide receiver.
The Packers must sure like something about Gilleylen's ability to put in the time and effort while trying to make a position change. Gilleylen still appears to be behind undrafted rookies Dale Moss and Jarrett Boykin in the wide receiver pecking order.
Gilleylen has one catch for 17 yards in the preseason but, arguably, has one drop as well.
Working in Gilleylen's favor is that he's versatile enough to play in the backfield in a pinch. He did so against the Browns by lining up at fullback but that alone won't be enough to win him a spot on the roster.
Brandon Bostick
The Packers liked Brandon Bostick enough to cut fellow tight end Cameron Ford at the end of rookie orientation camp and sign Bostick instead.
Bostick, however, has been stuck at a position with a lot of depth in Green Bay. Green Bay kept five tight ends last year, so it's was going to be tough for any rookie to crack this lineup.
To his credit, while other tight ends have gone down to injury throughout training camp, Bostick has stayed healthy and practices every single day.
He only has one reception for seven yards during preseason action to show for it, unfortunately. Unless the Packers were to suddenly receive an unexpected rash of injuries at the position, it looks like Bostick will be a roster casualty.
GRADE: D+
Don Barclay
While other offensive linemen have been shuffled around because of injury, Don Barclay has been a model of consistency.
Barclay has primarily played at left guard while backing up T.J. Lang and climbed as high as the second-string before the signing of veteran Reggie Wells.
A left tackle in college at West Virginia, Barclay can slide over to tackle in a pinch, which gives him an edge in versatility.
There's still two preseason games left and they'll go a long way towards determining if Barclay can win a spot on the roster, or at least be invited to the practice squad.
Tommie Draheim
Considering Tommie Draheim received the largest signing bonus of all the Packers' undrafted rookies, he's come with a slightly higher set of expectation but he also has a lot of competition.
A college left tackle at San Diego State, the Packers wasted no time moving Draheim to center to see if he could be a long-term replacement to Jeff Saturday. But there's been little room for advancement with Evan Dietrich-Smith and Sampson Genus ahead of him.
Draheim has displayed his versatility as a guard as well, which may be a reason to not let him go. There aren't very many offensive linemen that can all play all five positions on the line but Draheim may have that ability.
The final two preseason games will be a proving ground for Draheim whose future with the Packers is not set in stone.
Shea Allard
Out of all the rookies on the Packers' offensive line, out of all the college left tackles they moved somewhere else, the Packers decided to keep Allard at left tackle which might give a sign as to his athleticism.
Allard has also played at right tackle as well, so his value as a swing tackle is clearly a positive.
He has, however, probably not played as well as Andrew Datko who is also being trained as a swing tackle.
It appears as if Allard gives up a little too much ground when setting up in his pass blocking, which is not helping his cause.
Greg Van Roten
Give credit to Greg Van Roten. If he's doing one thing right it's the fantastic job on the practice field. He's won a surprisingly high amount of his one-on-one pass blocking opportunities.
According to stats kept by Wes Hodkiewicz of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Van Roten has won 24 out 31 reps as of Aug. 18.
Perhaps surprisingly, Van Roten's impressive practice habits have not gotten him any extra playing time during the preseason. The college left tackle turned NFL guard has only played sparingly through the Packers' first two games.
The argument can be made that the Packers are trying to hide Van Roten's talents so he's not picked up by some other team at the end of training camp and the Packers can hide him on their practice squad.
Despite the curious decision not to play Van Roten very much, he's doing a good job and exceeded expectations.
Dezman Moses
Even during OTAs and minicamp, Dezman Moses was creating a stir. In the May/June time frame, Moses was practicing with the starters while Clay Matthews was sitting out of practice as a precaution.
Moses has taken the steam he built up during the offseason and carried it over to training camp as the rookie who's probably exceeded expectations the most.
His preseason statistics might say only four tackles so far but that doesn't tell the whole story about Moses.
What Moses possesses is an all-out motor who has the ability to rush the passer and make tackles from sideline to sideline.
He also has shown he can be a contributor on special teams, which is where Moses will get the most playing time early in his career.
Otis Merrill
While his performance at cornerback hasn't been anything special, Otis Merrill has made an impression as a kick returner.
During the second preseason game against the Browns, Merrill took a second-quarter kickoff 60 yards into the opponent's territory.
And through two games, Merrill leads the team in kick returns with three attempts for 103 yards, good for a 34.4-yard average.
For right now, that's the most Merrill has going for him because his most notable play on defense was being beat for a deep pass down the left sideline during the fourth quarter of the Chargers game.
Despite the positive impression on returns, there's little room for Merrill with Randall Cobb handling all the return duties.
Dion Turner
Dion Turner was signed as an undrafted free agent out of Southern Utah. He was a two-time, first-team all-conference selection but hasn't had the same level of success with the Packers.
Through the first two weeks of preseason play, Turner has made a tackle in each game and that's about the extent of his impact.
Turner might be least heralded player on the Packers' roster and he's a longshot at best to make so much as the practice squad.
It would be considered a minor miracle if Turner can escape the first round of roster cuts following the third preseason game.
Sean Richardson
It might not be the ideal situation for a safety on the third line of defense to be making so many tackles, but Sean Richardson is second on the team with nine tackles through the first two preseason games.
In reality, Richardson has a nose for the football and always seems to be where the action is, whether it's a run or a pass.
At 6'2" and 216 lbs., Richardson has ideal size for a safety and appears to move pretty well for his size as well.
With his combination of size and speed, he'd make an ideal addition to special teams and has a puncher's chance of making the roster if he can continue his solid play through the last two preseason games.
Micah Pellerin
The Packers brought Micah Pellerin in after the Indianapolis Colts cut him during the offseason, but he's done little to make an impression during training camp.
In two games, Pellerin has made one tackle, which pales in comparison to Sean Richardson.
As a college cornerback, Pellerin does offer a little versatility which may be of value to the Packers, however.
Making the 53-man roster might be out of the question for Pellerin but making the practice squad is not.


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Home News Premiere: Tod Huetet Uebel – N.A.D.A.
Recently, Caverna Abismal Records have announced yet another arrival to their roster, which deserves a special attention. If you've followed the Google+ updates for a while, you may remember Tod Huetet Uebel – a Portuguese black metal duo that has established quite a presence in the underground with their phenomenal works of absolute madness and nihilism.
"N.A.D.A." keeps up the so-called tradition of Tod Huetet Uebel of delving into the darkest corners of the human mind and shed light onto the most gruesome thoughts that one could ever have. Like exemplifying mental illness as art and projecting the levels of its extremity through music, these 21 minutes of rough journey will terrify you to an unimaginable degree. Now, although I hate comparisons, I strongly believe that the band has been heavily influenced by the legacy of Bethlehem.
There are some similarities speaking of the arrangements, production as well as the vocal approach, which is not a bad thing, to be honest. I've been looking for bands that could try on depicting the early vibe of Bethlehem and expand on it, and Tod Huetet Uebel succeeded flawlessly.
Anyway, the 2-piece EP "N.A.D.A." is coming out in just a little over a month. The exact day is 31st May and pre-orders of the physical issue have been already initiated on Bandcamp. So far it is clear that is going to be spread on Digisleeve CD but I'd advise you to get in touch with Caverna Abismal Records in case you are looking for more info on the future releases.


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Q: How to define a function of multiple variables in Mathematica 9.0? Defining a function with one variable in Mathematica, is by : f[x_].
How do I write a function for more variables?

A: You can use the comma "," separator:
f[x_Integer, y_Integer]

Here there are more examples to make functions with default option, or some especial type, etc.


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La saison 2010 de la Ligue mexicaine de baseball est la  de l'épreuve. Les tenants du titre sont les Saraperos de Saltillo. Le match d'ouverture de la saison programmé le 16 mars, opposera les champions sortants aux Acereros de Monclova. Les autres rencontres de la première journée sont Diablos-Monterrey, Laredo-Reynosa, Laguna-Chihuahua, Oaxaca-Puebla, Veracruz-Minatitlán, Campeche-Tabasco, Yucatán-Quintana Roo.

Le calendrier propose 107 matchs de saison régulière à chaque formation.

Intersaison
Malgré des problèmes administratifs, les clubs des Dorados de Chihuahua et des Tecolotes de Nuevo Laredo sont maintenus au sein de la Ligue.

Équipes de la saison 2010

Saison régulière

Séries éliminatoires

Notes et références

Liens externes
  Site officiel de la ligue

Saison de la Ligue mexicaine de baseball
Sport au Mexique en 2010
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Produced and mixed by Mark Gardener at Ox-4-Sound, engineered by Nick Moorbath at Evolution Studios and mastered by Tim Turan (Turan Audio) video directed by Lucas Sinclai Photography.London-based psych-pop chap Cagey Bee will sting your eyes clean out of your face with his debut single "Heat to Survive", a sun-addled three minutes of grinding dub rhythm section, fuzzed-out B-movie guitar and a synth line so wispy you'll think you've just exhaled it.
"My own brand clothing line to dress me / My own examining board to assess me" sings Bee, though in reality he has neither - you're not meant to take it entirely literally, as of course a certain amount of heat is necessary to survive.
The video was filmed in Barcelona during the city's most recent Primavera Sound festival and as such is as disorientingly sun-drenched as the song itself.


Every person operating a motorcycle, as defined in § 46.2-100, excluding three-wheeled vehicles, shall ride only upon the permanent seat attached to the motorcycle, unless safety dictates standing on both footpegs for no longer than is necessary. Such operator shall not carry any other person, unless the motorcycle is designed to carry more than one person, in which event a passenger may ride on the permanent seat if designed for two persons, or on another seat firmly attached to the rear or side of the seat for the operator. If the motorcycle is designed to carry more than one person, it shall also be equipped with a footrest for the use of such passenger.
Code 1950, §§ 46-183.1, 46-183.2; 1954, c. 204; 1958, c. 541, § 46.1-172; 1968, c. 498; 1970, cc. 29, 99; 1982, cc. 390, 681; 1989, cc. 6, 727; 2015, c. 218.
If you're reading this for anything important, you should double-check its accuracy—read § 46.2-909 on the official Code of Virginia website.


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New Report: Follow the Money for Sustainable Transport
By Erica Schlaikjer August 26, 2010
The "cogwheels of change," introduced by transport expert Ko Sakamoto, start with the effective pricing of transport services.
"Changes in how transport is financed are essential if cities and nations are to deal effectively with the rapid growth in motor vehicle traffic and related environmental and health problems, including climate change," according to transportation experts who came together at the Fifth Regional EST Forum, held August 23-25 in Bangkok, Thailand.
More than $1.5 trillion is spent annually on transport around the world, says a new report by the Transport Research Laboratory, released Monday by the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy and the Partnership for Sustainable Low Carbon Transport. But much of the money does more harm than good, supporting rapid motorization that contributes to problems like congestion, air pollution, energy insecurity, climate change and traffic accidents, most of which occur in developing countries.The sources of transport financing — public and private financing, development assistance and carbon finance — usually end up paying for things like more roads to accommodate cars, auto-centric development, vehicle manufacturing, subsidies for fossil fuels and other things to support motorization. But it's not just about what the money buys, but also how it's being spent: budgets are full of earmarks and hard to reform; there are few safeguards to prevent environmentally harmful development projects; regulations, such as vehicle emissions standards, are not adequate in scale to affect change; etc.
The white paper, A Paradigm Shift Towards Sustainable Low Carbon Transport (PDF), proposes this vision:
What is required to reverse this trend is the "leapfrogging" of the paradigm, whereby developing countries fully use the opportunity to develop their transport systems in a sustainable, low-carbon manner, providing enhanced accessibility and communication without committing to the same level of motorisation seen in the developed world, and in particular North America.
A key change will need to take place in how the costs of transport are internalized, as the wider costs to society arising from road accidents, poor health, social impacts and environmental degradation, often described as the 'external' costs, are currently excluded from the price that transport users confront.
The report outlines key steps in financing reform ASAP — not just "as soon as possible," but also to:
ANALYSE the impacts of financing decisions on sustainability;
SHIFT existing resources towards a sustainable direction;
ADD / increase funding for those areas where resources are lacking; and
PAY for the full costs of transport including environmental depreciation.
This approach is based on the Avoid, Shift and Improve (ASI) approach to climate change mitigation, which aims to AVOID or reduce trips through integrated land use and transportation planning, SHIFT to more sustainable modes of transport, such as walking, cycling or mass transit, and IMPROVE vehicle and fuel technology to make transportation more efficient.
The crux of the paradigm shift is making sure people are paying for the true costs of transport services. Under an unsustainable model, the price paid by users for vehicles, fuel, parking and road space do not cover the full external costs to society (i.e. congestion, air pollution, health risks and disease, climate change). Instead, the price of transport should "internalize" its true cost. This can be done through things like congestion pricing, emission zone restrictions and fuel taxes.
To learn more about how each stakeholder group — from businesses to schools — can achieve this new transport vision, download the report for full details.
And to see other examples of innovative transport financing, see these posts on TheCityFix:
Will Los Angeles Revolutionize U.S. Urban Transit Funding?
Funding Transit Projects: New Recommendations for U.S. Policy
Denmark's "Two-Thirds Green, One-Third Black" Traffic Investment Plan
The Public Supports Road Pricing
Eliminating Fossil Fuel Subsidies to Curb Climate Change
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Corrosion can improve materials' durability
By David Nutt |
When it comes to the integrity of structural alloys, a little corrosion may sometimes be a good thing.
Cornell researchers used advanced atomic modeling to explore the ways environment can influence the growth of cracks in alloys such as aluminum and steel – knowledge that could help engineers better predict, and possibly postpone, the failure of structures. And by removing atoms from the tip of a crack, the modeling showed the researchers could prevent a crack from propagating, essentially improving the material's mechanical performance.
The team's paper, "Dissolution at a Ductile Crack Tip," published Oct. 1 in Physical Review Letters. The lead author is Wenjia Gu, Ph.D. '21.
"People have been modeling crack growth and fracture for a long time, but the actual process by which it occurs has not really been clear, at least for structural alloys in complicated environments," said Derek Warner, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and the paper's senior author. "It can be a very large-scale phenomenon – big structures can fracture – but it can be controlled at the atomic scale, particularly when you look at environmental effects."
An environment has many different mechanisms by which it adversely impacts a material, among them dissolution, oxide formation, material redeposition and hydrogen embrittlement. Warner and his team in the Cornell Fracture Group chose to focus on dissolution, which can be found everywhere from corroded metal surfaces to eroded human bone.
The team created a series of atomic 2D models of a structural alloy, similar to aluminum and steel, that was ductile – i.e., pliable enough that it that wouldn't shatter when deformed, as glass does.
By running numerous simulations that stressed the material with a range of loading cycles, the researchers were able to see the different ways the atoms interacted. The researchers then began removing loosely bonded atoms from the surface, one at a time, and monitored the crack's behavior.
They found that removing surface material inhibited the crack from growing.
"The proclivity of a crack to grow depends on how sharp it is," Warner said. "If you have a big round notch, it's unlikely to propagate like a crack. But if you have some sharp feature, like a slit cut with a knife, it is more likely to grow. So in this way, material removal, akin to what occurs during corrosion, can actually improve mechanical performance."
There is a corollary to this type of destruction-as-improvement in human biology, Warner noted. Osteoclasts, a type of bone cell, dissolve bone tissue as a way to promote bone growth and resist fracturing.
This approach could have plenty of practical applications, just by letting nature take its course.
"There are some situations where you would have an engineered structure, a structural alloy, and you could say well, it might actually be beneficial to let it corrode a little bit because it can blunt the cracks that are there already," Warner said.
The research is of particular interest for the Office of Naval Research, which funded the study, and its efforts to keep expensive aircraft in safe working condition amid the extreme ocean environment.
"When an aircraft lands on a carrier, that's within 30% of what you would call a crash landing every time it lands. You're operating in these tight margins. Then you let the thing sit on the deck of the aircraft carrier in the sun, getting whipped with salt water and corrosion," Warner said. "You know what happens if you leave your bike outside, right? With better modeling, they can make a better assessment of whether it's safe to fly, and how often do we need to do maintenance to look for problems."
Researchers simulate wear of materials as they rub together
Researchers provide new insight into how metals fail


limelight, with his heart up his sleeve.
belong on the boards, he suggested.
perspiration in an honest pause.
hanging fire in the rickety wings.
ribald with scribble and cypher.
grey window like distant pebbles.
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Current: Student Success
Rasmussen Student Joins Two Percent of Teen Moms to Graduate College
By Molly Andersen on 05/01/2013
At just 17-years-old, Chelsey Ballard's life changed forever. The School of Education graduate went from living the life of a typical high school teenager to a teen mom – one statistic Ballard says she never imagined being a part of.
"It's certainly not easy, but there was never any question in my mind I would go to college to better myself and provide a better future for my daughter," said Ballard.
According to stayteen.org, less than half of teen mothers graduate from high school and fewer than two percent earn a college degree by age 30. Not only did Ballard graduate from high school, but at just 19-years-old she graduated from the Rasmussen College Romeoville/Joliet campus with her Early Childhood Education Associate's degree.
"It's definitely one statistic I'm proud to be a part of," said Ballard. "It feels good knowing I'm a positive example for teen mothers – that nothing is impossible."
Ballard says she's always loved children and knew at a young age she'd like to be a teacher one day. After her daughter was born, her love for kids grew that much more, but the idea of going to college was a bit foreign to her.
"I'm a first generation college student," said Ballard. "At first I was concerned about starting school, especially with my daughter, but the staff at Rasmussen College wouldn't let me give up. They called me, even when I was doing well and encouraged me to keep going. They got to know me as a person, and often asked me how my daughter was doing."
While in college, Ballard made the Dean's List. She was also asked to participate in a leadership academy and become a student tutor, which Ballard says she learned to love.
"I never thought about tutoring, but I loved the idea of giving back," said Ballard.
Ballard also gave back to her community through the Kiwanis Circle K Club on campus, where she participated in a blanket drive for children and a cancer walk, among many other things. She says she is truly grateful for her college experience but knows a lot of her success is a result of her own hard work.
"I really pushed myself through," said Ballard. "At times, I was taking seven classes. My daughter was really my motivation because I wanted to be a good example for her and give her the best life possible."
Ballard's dream job is to run an in-home daycare. In the meantime, she recently accepted the administrative assistant position at Rasmussen College. Now, it's her fiancé's turn to start his college journey.
"Jon [Ballard's fiancé] starts at Rasmussen College this spring," said Ballard. "He was so supportive of me while I was in college, through those long sleepless nights of studying. Now, I get to return the favor."
Do you have a success story? We are looking for more students like Ballard to feature on our College Life Blog. If you are interested in sharing your Rasmussen College story or know someone we should speak with, email us at socialmedia@rasmussen.edu.
Molly Andersen
Molly Andersen is the Senior Strategic Communications and Brand Engagement Manager at Collegis Education. She's a passionate storyteller who believes in the power of education. Molly is responsible for creating content that educates, engages and inspires current, past and future students at Rasmussen College.
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Besides the startups from the current SpinLab class, a few others, selected from the Central German academic initiatives to promote entrepreneurship, were given the opportunity to introduce themselves to the investors: exist, SAXEED, SMILE, Thüringer Hochschulnetzwerk and univations. The Porsche Customer Center, where every startup had its own booth, provided the perfect stage for the founders and the representatives of the various investment companies to talk and share views throughout the day. The startups also had the chance to win an award for the best pitch where both a panel of experts and the audience got to vote. Keleya, the "digital midwife for expectant mothers", received the award for the best SpinLab pitch as well as EUR 5,000 in prize money from the City of Leipzig. Morpheus Space, a company developing and producing electric micro-engines for small satellites, won the award for the best pitch by a Central German startup with a monetary reward of EUR 1,500 from Karl Kolle Foundation.
Is AI the future of VC?
During the first panel discussion, representatives from various venture capital (VC) companies discussed the potential and risks of using artificial intelligence (AI) in automating the identification of promising startups.
Despite some doubt, the participants repeatedly confirmed a meaningful evaluation is probably possible if based upon the right data. Karolina Kukielka (InReach Ventures) commented, "The greatest challenge for us is working with the data. That is why the process of building our AI has been dragging on. However, once we have found the algorithm, we will take a huge leap forward." Daniel Höpfner (B10.vc) also pointed out that a new solution as an alternative to manual scrolling needs to be developed in light of the increasing density of startups. B10.vc, for example, tries to approach startups using an AI-based ecosystem.
During the first keynote address of the day, Ashley Lundström (EQT Ventures) showed how an AI can be built successfully in the field of VC and introduced Motherbrain, the AI platform of EQT Ventures which aims to reduce millions of startups down to a handful of particularly promising ones. Ashley Lundström also talked about how Motherbrain became a fixture in her everyday life and how she increasingly relies on the futuristic-sounding AI. Motherbrain has already produced its first successes but the project remains an ongoing process as the most important aspect in developing an AI is to maintain the feedback cycle and to continue to refine and improve the system in real time. This procedure enables expansion of the knowledge in people's heads into the system. When asked by a member from the audience, Ashley Lundström also confirmed that the data situation needs to be right to be able to use AI in a meaningful way. According to her, the principle of "Garbage in, garbage out" always applies.
The bottom line is that it seems difficult to forecast if and how strongly the modes of operation in the field of venture capital will change; traditional VC companies will have to face young AI-based businesses in the race to discover the most promising startups as early as possible. However, the limited data situation and the soft factors, which are difficult to analyze, continue to be a weak spot for artificial intelligence, which is otherwise progressing rapidly.
The second half of the program focused on the field of tension between public subsidies and private venture capital to cover the funding needs of startups. With his keynote address, Jörg Rheinboldt (APX) provided an introduction to the topic by highlighting the benefits and drawbacks of both sources and explaining that the question of "VC or subsidies" is at the discretion of each and every startup and founder — like so many entrepreneurial decisions that need to be made. He listed the time required for the application, management structures for the funds and the accompanying formalities as well as what networks and contacts they might open up as some of the factors which should be considered in this process.
Isabelle Canu (Coparion), who works in the allocation of state subsidies herself, considers the field of tension between market proximity and social contract as the key challenge in public funding. She underlined how important it was not to distort the market to avoid a counterproductive "bubble" around the subsidized startups. Subsidies should only be granted where the market has failed. Reinhard Flaskamp (Sächsisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Verkehr) has a similar point of view, stating that subsidies and VC are not mutually exclusive but should interlink. Particularly in the eastern German states, which continue have a weaker economic structure, there is still a lot of potential to expand on this symbiosis. While the participants agreed that technologies and innovative startups worth funding are also flourishing in eastern Germany, the private financial infrastructure in the form of VS remains very weak according to Flaskamp. The geographical allocation of startup hubs in the country, however, is not set in stone. "The money chases the idea," Andreas Winiarski (Earlybird) reminded everyone and forecasted that these hotspots will change. Moreover, Jan Alberti (bmp) pointed out the general dissolution of conventional forms of work and the increasing multi-locality of teams and startups. Teams are more and more digitally connected, spatially flexible and, therefore, represented at different locations. It remains necessary to discuss to what extent state funding, often financed through the budget of the federal governments, can adapt to these changes, prevail in this network and play a meaningful role in it. At the same time, private investors are also facing an increasingly complex ecosystem to monitor and navigate.
In summary, a multi-faceted financial infrastructure is required to nourish research-based and innovative startups successfully. Investors will have to bridge the gap between patience regarding the development of new technologies and the promotion of a market-oriented founder's mentality early enough to implement these technologies in a specific product. When which impetus is most valuable remains a matter of discretion on the startup side; just like it is a matter of discretion on the investors' side when and how long a project is worth supporting. The scope of criteria holds the potential of public and private investors working together but also the risk of working at cross purposes or even against each other.
We look forward to the next exciting HHL SpinLab Investors Day which will take place on June 6, 2019 – save the date!


During our period of display renovations, we will be expanding the Washington County Racing History Display in the upstairs gallery and would greatly appreciate donations from any time era representing the sport in our county.
Examples of desired items are; photographs or memorabilia from any of the county speedways/raceways; the Salem Speedway, Thunder Valley or the County Fairgrounds track, the American Legion Speedway or the Salem Mud Drag track on Hwy.56. Also, memorabilia, trophies, equipment, gear, photographs & scrapbooks from any county native racers, in any form of automotive competition.
Any and all donations will be genuinely appreciated and strongly considered for display. If you have any questions concerning this topic, feel free to contact us, during normal operating hours at (812) 883-6495.
Internet: Dr. Bill Paynter, 3/4 midget racing. Greensburg Daily News from Greensburg, Indiana · Page 4. (Newspapers.com). Obituary. http://www.iehasouthern.com/paynter.doc . He had a medical practice in Pekin, and was our family doctor for many years.