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It was a cross between lacrosse and badminton.
A bouncing puck off the shoulder of Jacob Markstrom was credited to Jakub Vrana and proved the deciding blow, giving the Capitals a 3-1 lead before Elias Pettersson scored with 6.3 seconds remaining in regulation time. The winner was tough to stomach because of the manner in which the Canucks came on to push the game on the second half of back-to-back games. The weird Vrana goal stung.
"It was a fluke play," said defenceman Ben Hutton. "Stechy had the guy behind the net and he tried to come to my side and I just poked it (puck) off his stick. It bounced up, hit the top of the net and gloves and sticks were flying around and it hit Marky in the back and rolled in. Tough play.
Travis Green said it was hard to tell if a stick made contact above the crossbar on the winning goal, but not hard to figure how the game played out.
Two sequences could have drawn one sobering conclusion.
When an untouched Lars Eller unleashed a first-period slot shot, got his own rebound and wheeled back into the slot to whip a backhander on net while being chased by Pettersson, it was an early indication of how much the Canucks were chasing the game and how much the Capitals were owning it.
It was further emphasized later in the same frame when T.J. Oshie flipped the puck between the new pairing of Chris Tanev and Erik Gudbranson, split the defenders and got to the crease. Three games in four nights probably had something to do with the lethargic start, and so did the loss of the injured Alex Edler.
You get outshot 18-5 and allow the defending Stanley Cup champions to control the boards and have a free-fly zone in front of Markstrom and it had the makings of a very long night.
Yet, the Canucks found their legs and some symmetry with new pairings and new lines, and had a half dozen scoring chances in the second period, including a failed penalty-shot attempt by Bo Horvat, who was trying to will his club to victory.
The Canucks won the second period with a 13-4 shot advantage and nearly tied it when Hutton hit the crossbar. That came after Pettersson nearly picked the high short side on a cross-ice power-play feed by Nikolay Goldobin, Jay Beagle had a chance down low and Tyler Motte had a redirect.
The centre has dutifully carried a heavy load and rotating wingers in the hope that the Canucks can spread scoring, and maybe he finds some magic. He had Tim Schaller and Josh Leivo on his flanks on Monday in Philadelphia and has had a revolving door of wingers that include Sven Baertschi, Granlund, Loui Eriksson, Jake Virtanen and Roussel.
On Tuesday, Horvat had to warm up to the prospect of skating with Goldobin and Brock Boeser. This wasn't about heavy wingers banging the boards and winning battles. It was about doing something off the rush. But at even strength it was more Horvat than his linemates; his bull rush to the net in the second period, in which he was pitch-forked by Jonas Siegenthaler, showed raw will.
He went forehand on the penalty shot and tried to beat Braden Holtby to the stick side, but the Capitals starter got just enough of the effort. Boeser didn't have a shot attempt Tuesday, which was a credit to how hard the Caps take away time and space.
Pettersson was aligned with Roussel and Leivo to give the Calder Trophy frontrunner a fresh look.
"I felt after the all-star game, Petey didn't have his best two games, and I talked to Petey and Bo about it and that's the good thing about them — they don't care who they play with," added Green.
Pettersson seemed to have the high side picked on Holtby on his power-play chance, but surmised that opposition goalies are doing their homework and opposition players are getting in shooting lanes.
Hutton was going to get the point call on the first power-play unit. He was also going to get called upon to work well with Troy Stecher and eat up minutes with Edler sidelined. He relished the role and confidently played 28:35 while Tanev got better as the game went on in a pairing with Gudbranson and Derrick Pouliot was with Biega.
Meanwhile, long-serving Capitals centre Beagle got a standing ovation, a video tribute and chants of "Beagle Beagle" and even a long hug from Alex Ovechkin in his first game in Washington after signing with the Canucks as a free agent on July 1.


This was the second Sunday in a row that I was eating a multi-course meal at the City Beer Hall paired with unique and amazing beverages.
Last week it was whiskeys. Last night it was beers.
You'll have to excuse me for keeping this brief, but each course was paired with a different beer. There were seven in all. And amazingly, when everything was said and done, I was compelled to stick around for just one last beer.
I would say that was a mistake, because it was a damn fine beer, and it gave me the chance to really talk with Korey, who is the Eastern New York sales rep for Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. But the truth is that I'm tired. Still, I'm compelled to write. By Tuesday, the story of this dinner will be stale, so I have to strike while the iron is hot.
My biggest struggle is trying to figure out if the focus of this post should be on the amazing dishes, or the rare beers that were brought in for the pairings.
How about we just do the highlights? There are always components of a meal that I can nitpick. Elements of a dish that don't quite live up the the high standards set by everything else on the plate.
In part because this was a $55 dinner of remarkable foods paired with remarkable beers. All told it was seven courses. And the love put into some of these dishes was palpable. Plus, I didn't count how many people were there, but I'd guess it was around 100. It's a ridiculously hard challenge to pull this off.
Sturgeon croquettes. Hot damn. Those were delicious. Crisply fried, well seasoned balls of grilled sturgeon.
The rabbit mousse pate was made out of rabbit hearts, livers, and kidneys. Such small delicate pieces of offal. It must have taken a ton of them to make the little square we had on the plate. We had one of the four kegs of Sierra Nevada's barrel-aged Maillard's Odyssey, which was a celebration of roasty toasty things. And it was delicious, but the pairing really popped when the beer was sipped after a bit of the CBH spicy pickle.
Two words. Partridge chicharron. It's as good as it sounds. I want poultry skin chicharron every day. I've told you of my love for gribenes, haven't I? They are the pork rinds of my people.
The intermezzo was a good time for a sour beer, to help cleanse the palate, before we got into the seriously heavy stuff.
Kangaroo was great. Actually, this entire dish was banging. But what put it over the top was the black garlic aspic. I'm thinking about camping out on the steps of the CBH until Dimitrios tells me how to make that stuff. It's glorious. That's not a word I use lightly.
The pairing of Bell's Le Pianiste Bier de Garde did a good job at clearing the palate of the heavy flavors of the dish, And I appreciated the farmhouse style. But it's still a bit too intense for me to take the food to a higher level.
What worked hardest for my tastes was the combination of Bell's Third Coast Old Ale with the braised elk. The City Beer Hall was the only place in NY that got a keg of this stuff. It had Michigan cherries added into it. And the interplay of this beer with the pulled elk osso bucco both intensified the spice of the dish and the flavors of the beer.
Dessert was a delightfully savory sweet potato mousse with blue cheese, graham cracker, oats, and wild boar.
My second dessert was the 2012 Bell's Expedition Stout. Yowzers, that was a good beer. Luckily, they were kind enough to pour me a mere five ounces of the stuff. Because, the last thing I needed after all those beers was another beer. But I just could not say no.
Bravo, once again, to the entire team at City Beer Hall. Dimitrios is a force to be reckoned with. Now he has Ian O'Leary at his side. With Rich on the beer and Robert on the cocktails, this corner of downtown Albany is busting at the seams with talent.


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The Valentine's Day corset, revisited! ST was able to exchange the small for a medium, no problem. Oh, and he found something out while he was back at Frederick's. Turns out the corset unhooks after all.
No, not in the front, which was where I searched for hooks. But all down one side, hidden in the seam, are hook-and-eyes. Last week's epic struggles to get me into that thing weren't necessary. Oops.
(blushing) See, told you I'm unsophisticated about corsets.
So this one I was able to get into myself, although I did enlist ST's help in hooking it and then tying up the back. And it fit perfectly!
He watched while I pulled on the stockings and buckled my shoes, snapping candid photos. He likes to do that. And I end up deleting most of them, because I don't like how I look. However, every now and then, one comes out pretty well, I think:
A little something for the legs and feet folks. 😀
Of course we had to take one from the back, just so you could see how much better this one fit:
Enough of that. We had to get down to business.
I've been in a different place the last few sessions; a quieter version of myself. Hard to believe, I know. But I haven't really felt like bantering or sassing as much, not once we get past warmup. Not sure why; I just want to feel. To get lost in sensation; hear nothing but my own breathing, my own moans, the cracks of his hand and the implements.
I don't remember what he did, or in what order. I don't care. I just know I went someplace with him and I didn't want to come back. It took me a very long time to open my eyes and lift my head.
He was patient. He was in no hurry either.
Eventually I returned, and he hunkered down next to me on the chair. We listened to the music playing. My favorite local radio station has been airing a special program for the past week or so: a selection of 2000 songs from their library, played in alphabetical order, no repeats. Tonight, they were well into the S's and "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" by Pink Floyd was playing.
I like to try guessing what comes next. Sometimes I'm spot on, but I couldn't come up with the next song to save my life. Or my ass, as it happened. Because ST said if I couldn't guess the next song, he'd spank me all through it. Aggggghhhh!
Shine? Shining? Shirt? Shiver? Perhaps no more songs with Shi, but one with Sho? I was blanking. As the song wound to a close, he kept prompting me, "You'd better come up with something! It's almost over!" But it was no use.
Then the opening chords of the next song began, and I cussed mightily. DAMMIT! "Shiny Happy People" by REM. I hate that stupid song. No wonder I couldn't think of it.
I hate it even more, now. 😦 Never realized how @#$%ing long it is.
However, I was able to come up with the song after that. Yay me!
It was "Ship of Fools" by the Doors, by the way. Yes, I'm easily entertained.
When ST was leaving, I thanked him once again for the beautiful corset, saying it was very generous of him. He leered at me, his eyes leisurely wandering from shoulder to hip. "I didn't buy it for you," he smirked.
Oh, yes you did, darlin'. You bought it for both of us. 🙂
Hope everyone had Presidents' Day off!
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16 thoughts on "Deja Vu all over again"
MrJ on February 21, 2012 at 1:30 am said:
Cute!So what do you think made you space – the outfit, the business, of the combi?
Hermione on February 21, 2012 at 5:29 am said:
I like that idea of playing songs in alphabetical order, and wish our local station would catch on to the "no repeats" idea. Gorgeous corset!We celebrated Family Day yesterday. A dumb idea, if you ask me, but a day off is a day off!Hugs,Hermione
sarah thorne on February 21, 2012 at 9:18 am said:
Shiny Happy People…lol…there is a rendition REM did for Sesame Street called Furry Happy Monsters, and that is the only version I think of now when I hear it. In either case, the music itself is too cheery, so I can see how you wouldn't be able to think of it in such a position! :-DI will say it again – you rock that corset! Funny, after your last post about it, I got an ad from Fredrick's in my e-mail advertising corsets! 🙂 I kept thinking, "I know a model for them!"sarah
Newt on February 21, 2012 at 9:35 am said:
Dang, whole new spin on name that tune…LOLI was reading what you wrote, thinking, Yeah, I've felt that. You just go into this void of awesome mental blankness. Just feeling. I swear its almost rejuvenating. I know I am late commenting, but I wanted to say, I found your post about your Valentine's day very touching. I feel for John's knee. One more week until I get this behemoth pink cast off. And that day can't arrive fast enough… Also congrats on the book inclusion. Have a great Tuesday,Newt
crankyspanker on February 21, 2012 at 9:50 am said:
Hi Erica I can relate to everything you have said here but my mind keeps going back to your epic struggle. I think a clip of that would have been very sexy and funny, two of my favorite feelings. You could just say I am kind of an over stimulated class clown.Emanuele
jadelyn1975 on February 21, 2012 at 11:42 am said:
Hi Erica,I agree that the corset in a medium fit's much better on you :-)You looked BEAUTIFUL,But you alway's look STUNNING anyway's.Trying to name that tune sound's like lot's of fun :-)I probably wouldn't guess right and i would end up being over his knee all night hehehe LOL.Happy that you had a great session.Much Love and hug's from your naughty girl Jade xoxo
Bobbie Jo on February 21, 2012 at 12:25 pm said:
I think Frederic's should hire you to do their modeling for them. You look so beautiful. It is true you do the corset justice, not the other way around. 🙂
Erica on February 21, 2012 at 12:34 pm said:
MrJ — I have no idea. A lot of things make me space, these days… it's called being in your 50s. (sigh)Hermione — well, the "no repeats" thing is only for this special program. Once they've played "The Zoo" and the A to Z is over, they'll go back to repeats! Bleah.Sarah — it could have been worse. They could have played "Shiny Shiny," from the 80s. Remember that one from Hayzi Fantayzee? "Shiny shiny, bad times behind me…" Gah.Newt — the cast is coming off already? YAY! Yeah, I like that blankness. Thinking is overrated sometimes, when you have a head that goes in all sorts of dire directions like mine does.Emanuele — well, you're right, it would have been rather hilarious on video. :-)Jade — I'm usually pretty good at figuring out the next song, but not under that kind of pressure! lolBobbie Jo — thank you, dear. 🙂
Zelle on February 21, 2012 at 12:59 pm said:
This new corset fits perfectly.. just enough room to have ST even crank it in some more! LOL Oh I used to love REM, and I don't think I'd have even thought of that song! What a fun game though! Especially with "miss smarty pants" Erica.. LOL Just be glad it wasn't "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" by Pink Floyd – cause that's a long ass song! That song was done in different concerts in like 9 different parts! I think one recording is 12:31 seconds long! LOLThat last line ST left you with… PRICELESS! That right there was worth the price of admission into this blog. (heehee)
Erica on February 21, 2012 at 1:05 pm said:
Zelle — I just bombed out again! They were playing "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes" by CSNY, and I guessed "Sunshine of Your Love" by Cream would be next. NIX! "Sultans of Swing"! I'm losin' my touch. (sob)
sixofthebest on February 21, 2012 at 5:55 pm said:
Erica, anytime you wish help getting in or out of that sexually erotic corset, with stockingss attached, please ask me first. Of course there is a fee to pay for such service. Namely I can give you 'six of the best', with the cane, on that voluptous bare bottom of yours. XXX Luv you.
Six — I do have a "dresser" available. Or should I call him an "undresser"? 🙂
Newt on February 21, 2012 at 8:38 pm said:
Y'all I just died laughing. I thought the same thing about the PF song, hoped it wasn't- or was ;)heh heh for ST to whomp longer!!!Erica, you sort of were wearing cranking out the heat in the corset, gurly. But how many time can one straight Newt tell one straight you, that U drove it like you stole it hot. I was reading your blog today, and Suit came up behind me and said, "God she 's pretty and funny, isn't she!" Made me so happy that he realizes quality.
Indeed he does, Miss Newt. 🙂
Lea on February 21, 2012 at 10:13 pm said:
You look fabulous! Guess the Frederick's folks aren't readers of your blog to know the first one had been worn. 😉
Lea — not only that, but they didn't notice that the accompanying g-string from the first one was missing. (blushing) We didn't think they'd want THAT back…

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By CDN Staff
CDN's Top 25 Newsmakers of 2015 – No 1: A tie between Harry Zarek and Paul Kerr
Harry Zarek, left, and Paul Kerr
Mergers and acquisitions specific to the solution provider channel was the biggest story of 2015. CDN staff reported on countless deals throughout the year. The only thing that stopped acquisitions from occurring in 2015 was the Christmas break. The last significant deal was PCM buying Edmonton-based Acrodex. Then two days after that they went out and purchased noted PC retailer TigerDirect.
Usually the Top Newsmaker would be an individual. However, in 2015 the biggest news story of the year in the channel did not focus on one specific person but quite possibly hundreds of people. Since we could not profile everyone who made a deal in the channel the editorial team sifted through all the mergers and acquisitions and selected two executives to represent the story:
Harry Zarek of Compugen for pulling off the biggest acquisition of the year with the Metafore deal and Paul Kerr of Scalar Decisions for making two equally strategic moves in Mainland Information Systems and professional services firm Eosensa Inc.
CDN asked Zarek for his take on why the Canadian channel saw so many acquisitions in 2015. He said it comes down to a few issues that are converging in the marketplace.
Generational: Some owners who got into the PC business at an early stage have reached the end of their respected careers and want to move on.
Scale: Those companies in need of scale have to look at acquisitions because it can provide their business with a broad array of services customers are asking for today.
Take for example Scalar's strategic acquisition of Eosensa. With Eosensa in the fold Scalar is now able to offer customers end-to-end technology solutions, from risk and gap assessments to technology
recommendations, implementation, integration and ongoing managed services. All that in one deal.
"This is a natural maturation of the industry," Zarek said.
Here is a recap of the major deals that occurred in the Canadian channel in 2015
New Signature Canada acquired top Microsoft Canada solution provider Imason Inc.
In June New Signature, an American solution provider based in Washington, D.C. acquired CMS Consulting. That deal also included Infrastructure Guardian, a sister company of CMS. The deal resulted in New Signature establishing roots in Canada and making Brian Bourne the new president of New Signature Canada. Look for Bourne's profile at No. 15.
As spring turned into summer Scalar Decisions Inc. and Calgary's Mainland Information Systems Ltd., confirmed a merger agreement. This deal could possibly place the new company near the Top 5 of the CDN solution provider rankings.
Currently Scalar is No. 11 on the CDN Top 100 list up from 15 last year with revenues between $150 million to $175 million. Mainland has been growing rapidly in the last five years and has risen to No. 16 on the list with revenues between $100 million to $125 million.
Earlier this year Winnipeg-based solution provider Powerland took a major step to achieving its goal of expanding its service coverage across the Prairie Provinces with the acquisition of FACT Computers in Saskatchewan.
WBM Office Systems, a Top 100 solution provider announced the acquisition of Agilisys, an F5 solutions and infrastructure management services provider in western Canada.
IT Weapons Inc. announced its acquisition of fellow solution provider Collins IT. The two companies, both based in Brampton, Ont. And, then in the fall got acquired themselves by Konica Minolta.
Internet service provider TeraGo Networks Inc. purchased of Kelowna, B.C.-based cloud provider RackForce for $33 million.
Another merger happened with Insite Computer Group Inc. and Edmonton-based F12 Networks Inc.
CompuCom sold off its software licensing business to SoftwareOne.
Markham-based IT provider BDO Solutions merged with Systemgroup Inc.
And, it all got started in February when CDN Top 100 Solution Provider Quartet Service Inc. of Toronto acquired En Vogue Computers also of Toronto.
Click here to check out the full list of CDN's Top 25 Newsmakers of 2015.
CDN's Top 25 Newsmakers of 2015 – No 3: Janet Kennedy
CDN's Top 25 Newsmakers of 2015 – No 4: Kevin Peesker
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But when his brothers were gone up, then went he also up to the feast, not openly, but as it were in secret.
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EXPOSITORY (ENGLISH BIBLE)
Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers
(10) But when his brethren were gone up, then went he also up unto the feast.—The words "unto the feast" are misplaced in the Received text, upon which our version is based. The right reading is, But when His brethren were gone up unto the feast, then went He also up; and the difference is not unimportant. We have seen that, even with the ordinary reading, there is no ground for the frequent objection (John 7:8), but it is really nowhere said that He went up to the feast at all. As a matter of fact, the special feast day—the day of Holy Convocation—was on the 15th of Tishri, the 14th being the preparation day. From the 16th to the 20th was what was called "The Lesser Festival," or "The Middle of the Feast" (John 7:14), and it is at this we find Him present. (Comp. also John 7:37.)
Not openly, but as it were in secret—i.e., not with the usual company. Judging from His practice at another time (John 4:4), He would go through Samaria, while the caravan would go on the Eastern side of the Jordan.
Benson Commentary
John 7:10. But when his brethren — His carnal relations and their friends, in whose company he did not choose to travel; were gone up, then went he also to the feast — In obedience to the divine command, and because it would give him an opportunity of honouring God, and doing good; but not openly — Not publicly, with a train of attendants, as he had often done: but as it were in secret — With as much privacy as possible; and that probably rather for fear of giving offence than of receiving injury: he would not unnecessarily provoke the government, which his being accompanied with a multitude of people would have done. And this suggests another reason for his delay. Had he taken this journey at the usual time, the multitudes who were on the road would have gathered round him, and accompanied him to Jerusalem, and at once have excited the notice, and provoked the malice and envy of his enemies; he therefore did not set out till the greater part of the people were gone, and then went up as privately as possible, neither preaching nor working miracles by the way.
Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary
7:1-13 The brethren or kinsmen of Jesus were disgusted, when they found there was no prospect of worldly advantages from him. Ungodly men sometimes undertake to counsel those employed in the work of God; but they only advise what appears likely to promote present advantages. The people differed about his doctrine and miracles, while those who favoured him, dared not openly to avow their sentiments. Those who count the preachers of the gospel to be deceivers, speak out, while many who favour them, fear to get reproach by avowing regard for them.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
I go not up yet - Jesus remained until about the middle of the feast, John 7:14. That is, he remained about four days after his brethren had departed, or until the mass of the people had gone up, so that his going might excite no attention, and that it might not be said he chose such a time to excite a tumult. We have here a signal instance of our Lord's prudence and opposition to parade. Though it would have been lawful for him to go up at that time, and though it would have been a favorable period to make himself known, yet he chose to forego these advantages rather than to afford an occasion of envy and jealousy to the rulers, or to appear even to excite a tumult among the people.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
10. then went he … not openly—not "in the (caravan) company" [Meyer]. See on [1799]Lu 2:44.
as it were in secret—rather, "in a manner secretly"; perhaps by some other route, and in a way not to attract notice.
Matthew Poole's Commentary
He went up to show his obedience to his Father's commands, Exodus 23:17. The feast of tabernacles was the same with the feast of ingathering in the end of the year, when they had gathered their labours out of the field, mentioned Exodus 23:16; and that was one of those three times (as appears from that chapter) when all the males in Israel were to appear before the Lord, John 7:17. Christ being born under the law, showeth a punctual obedience to it; and therefore, in obedience to it, he would go up: but his wisdom dwelt with prudence; and therefore he did not go up openly, not in any crowd of company, so as a public notice could be taken of him; but secretly, to teach us that we are not so strictly tied up to ritual precepts, which concern only rites and circumstances of worship, that we may not abate them sometimes for the performance of moral duties. It was a moral duty incumbent upon our Saviour to preserve himself, with what wisdom and prudence he could, from the rage of his enemies, till his time should fully come to yield up himself to their rage; which was the reason why he, who went up now singly, without any company, when he went up to the last passover, where he was to suffer, went up with all imaginable boldness and alacrity, leading the way, to their amazement, Mark 10:32.
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
But when his brethren were gone up,.... To the feast, as all the Oriental versions read, from the next clause:
then went he also up unto the feast; the Ethiopic version reads, "he went up that day"; which is very likely, and no ways contrary to what is said, in John 7:14; for though he did not go up to the temple to teach, till the middle of the feast, he might be up at the feast sooner: and according to the law, it was necessary that he should be there on the first and second days, and keep the Chagigah, and make his appearance in the court; though there was a provision made for such that failed, the canon runs thus (m);
"he that does not make his festival sacrifice, on the first good day of the feast, may make it throughout the whole feast, and on the last good day of the feast; and if the feast passes, and he has not made the festival sacrifice, he is not obliged to a compensation; and of this it is said, Ecclesiastes 1:15, "That which is crooked cannot be made straight"; &c.''
But however, whatever day he went on, he went up
not openly, but as it were in secret: as he was made under the law, and came to fulfil all righteousness, it was necessary that he should observe every precept, and fulfil the whole law: and therefore he went up to this feast; yet in the most private manner, that he might escape those who would lie in wait for him, and sought to kill him: and this he did, not through fear of death, but because his hour was not yet come; this was not the feast he was to suffer at, but the passover following; which when near at hand, he went up to it, and entered Jerusalem in the most public manner.
(m) Misn. Chagiga, c. 1. sect. 6. Maimon. Hilch. Chagiga, c. 2. sect. 4, 5, 6, 7.
{3} But when his brethren were gone up, then went he also up unto the feast, not openly, but as it were in secret.
(3) An example of horrible confusion in the very bosom of the Church. The pastors oppress the people with terror and fear: the people seek Christ, when he does not appear: when he offers himself, they neglect him. Some also that know him condemn him rashly: only a very few think well of him, and even then in secret.
EXEGETICAL (ORIGINAL LANGUAGES)
Meyer's NT Commentary
John 7:10. Ὡς δὲ ἀνέβ.] Aor. pluperfect; Winer, p. 258 [E. T. p. 343].
ὡς ἐν κρυπτῷ] He went not openly (φανερῶς; comp. Xen. Anab. v. 4. 33: ἐμφανῶς, instead of which ἐν ὄχλῳ follows), but so to speak secretly (incognito), not in the company of a caravan of pilgrims, or in any other way with outward observation, but so that His journey to that feast is represented as made in secrecy, and consequently quite differently from His last entry at the feast of the Passover. On ὡς, comp. Bernhardy, p. 279; Ellendt, Lex. Soph. II. p. 1004. Otherwise in John 1:14 (against B. Crusius). The context does not intimate whether Jesus took a different road (through Samaria, for instance, as Hengstenberg with Wieseler, according to Luke 9:51 ff., supposes), De Wette, Krabbe, and early writers, but shows only that He was without any companions (except His disciples, John 9:2). Baur (also Hilgenfeld) finds in οὐ φαν., ἀλλ' ὡς ἐν κρυπτῷ, something Docetic, or at least (N. T. Theol. p. 367) bordering upon Gnosticism (besides John 8:59, John 10:39, John 6:16), which it is easy enough to find anywhere if such texts are supposed to be indications. See, on the contrary, Brückner.
This journey finally takes Jesus away from Galilee (i.e. until after His death), and thus far it is parallel with that in Matthew 19:1, but only that far. In other respects it occurs in quite a different historical connection, and is undertaken with a different object (the Passover). The journey, again mentioned in Luke 9:51 ff., is in other respects quite different. The assumption that Jesus returned to Galilee between the feast of Tabernacles and the feast of the Dedication (Ammon, Lange; see on John 10:22), is the result of a forced attempt at harmonizing, which exceeds its limits in every attempt which it makes to reconcile the Johannean and the synoptic accounts of the last journey from Galilee to Judaea. Comp. also Ewald, Gesch. Chr. p. 491, ed. 3.
John 7:10. Ὡς δὲ ἀνέβησαν … κρυπτῷ. "But when His brothers had gone up, then He also went up to the Feast, not openly, but, as it were, in secret." That is to say, He went up, but not at His brothers' instigation, nor with the publicity they had recommended. [Of course if we read in John 7:8 ἔγω οὐκ ἀναβαίνω a change of mind must be supposed, although not the "inconstantia" alleged by Porphyry.]
Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges
10. unto the feast] These words have become transposed; they belong to the first clause, not to the second; Now when His brethren were gone up to the feast, then He also went up. This being so, it becomes possible, if not probable, that Christ's declaration 'I go not up to this Feast' is true, even when made to mean 'I shall not go up at all.' All that is certain is that Christ appeared when the Feast was half over (John 7:14).
not openly] Not in the general caravan, but either by a different route (e.g. through Samaria, as in John 4:4, instead of down the eastern bank of Jordan), or several days later. One suspects that traces of Docetism are difficult to find in this Gospel when it is maintained that this verse contains such.
10–39. The Discourse at the Feast of Tabernacles
Of this section John 7:10-15 form a sort of introduction.
"An equal degree of authenticity belongs to the verses which follow, 10–15. The whispered enquiries and debatings among the people, the secret journey, the sudden appearance in the temple in the midst of the Feast, and in particular the question that alludes to the Rabbinical schools and the custom of professed teachers to frequent them, compose a varied, clear, and graphic picture that has every circumstance of probability in its favour." S. pp. 145, 146.
Bengel's Gnomen
John 7:10. Ὡς, as) This particle has here the force, not of comparing, but of declaring.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 10. - But when his brethren were gone up to the feast, then went he also up, not manifestly, but as it were in secret. The emendation of the text is important, for it draws attention to the fact that, while the brethren went up to the feast, he simply went up, towards Jerusalem - not, however, in the pilgrim caravan, but as a quiet wayfarer, blessing lepers, comforting souls, pouring forth on a favoured few his truth, till he reached the certain village at the very gates of Jerusalem. What a contrast there was between the first visit (ch. 2.), when he appeared suddenly in the temple, and cast out the money changers, or that when (ch. 5.) he went to the "unnamed" feast as a pilgrim! The hostility has deepened; the "world" hates its Saviour, because he would save it from its sins, interpret it to itself, and offer spiritual rather than temporal benediction. The phrase, "in secret," has led some of the Tubingen school to suggest a docetic view of the Person of Christ; but the suggestion is reckless and absurd. Moulten, who conceives that the mission of the seventy disciples preceded this advent, says even this does not clash with the idea of a virtually secret and retired advance.
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Can't wait for the latest gadgets? Try 'pretailing'
IT WAS once enough for even the keenest trendsetters to get their hands on something the minute it hit the shops.
By JANE BRADLEY
But now snapping up a product as soon as it is on sale is considered too late, as more people turn to "pretailing" – the art of getting in on new products before they are officially launched.
Crowd-funding ventures, such as Kickstarter or Crowdfunder.co.uk, give those in the know the chance to cash in on new products well in advance of the release date, according to a report by Trendwatching.com.
The report claimed crowd funding has become a way for people to access new products early by becoming investors in an innovation.
"Consumers indulging in 'pretail' are driven by the thrill of being early, mixed with the thrill of finding an exciting or useful product, especially if it's something quirky or so niche that it would have never made it down a traditional brand's production line," said the report.
Pretailers looking to find the latest inventions and designs invest usually small amounts of money on crowd-funding websites in a new business venture that catches their eye – often giving them exclusive access to the product as a trial or prototype.
However, if a new brand does not reach its target funding, the money is automatically returned to the investors it did attract and the project is deemed a failure. Crowd funding has become big business in recent months – growing 81 per cent to $2.7bn (£1.73bn) in 2012, according to the latest industry report published last week by Massolution.
Some sites, such as Crowdsupply.com, have branched out into directly selling goods that have been successfully funded.
Scottish firm Cahoonas, a men's underwear brand aimed a creating a tailor-made fit available in a "left" and "right", as well as a waist size, this week raised more than £5,000 on Kickstarter – from investors from as far away as Switzerland and the US.
A total of 78 people – more than three-quarters of the company's Kickstarter backers – have bought "pledges" which include one free pair or more of underwear – an early way to get hold of the product. Other "pledges" – which do not include a free sample of the product – have not proved to be as popular.
Simon Phillips, the entrepreneur behind Cahoonas, said: "I've never heard it called pretailing before, but it makes a lot of sense.
"The people who have invested in my product are from all of the world and the vast majority of them, I have no idea who they are. But they want to get their hands on the product first. I'm shipping pants to as far away as Australia, to people who have invested from there."
Mr Phillips himself has used Kickstarter to back other products in order to access them first.
"I've backed a few other projects on Kickstarter – and that is exactly the reason I've done it – to get hold of the product first," said Mr Philips.


I purchased about 2 years ago a used 1995 Suzuki GSXR 1100w. It has almost 21k miles and has sat around for many years in storage. It ran when I purchased it but after charging I flooded it trying to start it and could not get it started. I am pretty good with cars but motorcycle mechanic work is new to me and I am learning as I go. If the bike sat for 12 plus years what all would you replace and is it worth even doing all this maintenance and not just investing money in something fuel injected? I appreciate everyone's opinions!
replace all the fluids. any rubber lines. carb clean and rebuild. new tyres. check for rust in the tank.
Yeah. Pretty much take most of the bike apart and change out anything rubber that needs it. How is the condition? Rusty or pretty clean. Any pictures?


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Facts About Arsine: Arsine or Stibine Poisoning
Facts About Arsine
Interim Document
What arsine is
Arsine is a colorless, nonirritating toxic gas with a mild garlic odor. The odor can be detected only at levels greater than those necessary to cause poisoning.
Arsine is formed when arsenic comes in contact with an acid.
Arsine is similar to a gas called stibine, which is formed when the metal antimony comes in contact with an acid. Stibine has health effects similar to those of arsine, but it is not as widely available, and it has a much more noticeable odor (like rotten eggs).
Where arsine is found and how it is used
Although arsine was investigated as a warfare agent during WWII, it was never used on the battlefield.
Arsine is most commonly used in the semiconductor and metals refining industries.
How you could be exposed to arsine
Most common reports of exposure to arsine have been after accidental formation of arsine in the workplace.
Inhalation (breathing in the gas) is the most likely route of exposure after arsine is released into the air.
Absorption into the body through the eyes and the skin has not been known to occur.
Arsine vapor is heavier than air, so it would be more likely to settle in low-lying areas.
How arsine works
The extent of poisoning caused by arsine depends on the amount of arsine to which a person has been exposed and on the length of time of the exposure.
Depending on the intensity of exposure to arsine, symptoms may occur 2 to 24 hours after exposure. However, exposure to high doses of arsine can be immediately fatal.
After arsine enters the bloodstream, it damages the red blood cells and leads to symptoms as a direct result of this damage.
Signs and symptoms of arsine exposure
At lower doses, people may not know they have been exposed to arsine, because it has no odor. At higher doses, a mild garlic odor has been reported. Stibine, on the other hand, has a strong odor, so people will probably be aware that they may have been exposed to something. People exposed to a low or moderate dose of arsine by inhalation may experience some or all of the following symptoms within 2 to 24 hours of exposure:
Nausea, vomiting, and/or abdominal pain
Red or dark urine
Yellow skin and eyes (jaundice)
Exposure to a large dose of arsine by any route may result in these additional health effects:
Respiratory failure, possibly leading to death
Showing these signs and symptoms does not necessarily mean that a person has been exposed to arsine.
Long-term health effects of arsine exposure
Severely exposed people are not likely to survive. If people survive the initial exposure, long-term effects may include kidney damage, numbness and pain in the extremities, and neuropsychological symptoms such as memory loss, confusion, and irritability.
How you can protect yourself, and what to do if you are exposed to arsine
Because no antidote exists for arsine exposure, the best thing to do is avoid it. First, get fresh air by leaving the area where the arsine was released. Moving to an area with fresh air is a good way to reduce the possibility of death from exposure to arsine.
If the arsine release was outside, move away from the area where the arsine was released.
If the arsine release was indoors, get out of the building.
If you are near a release of arsine, emergency coordinators may tell you to either evacuate the area or to "shelter in place" inside a building to avoid being exposed to the chemical. For more information on evacuation during a chemical emergency, see "Facts About Evacuation" at http://emergency.cdc.gov/planning/evacuationfacts.asp. For more information on sheltering in place during a chemical emergency, see "Facts About Sheltering in Place" at http://emergency.cdc.gov/planning/Shelteringfacts.asp.
If you think you may have been exposed to arsine, you should remove your clothing, rapidly wash your entire body with soap and water, and get medical care as quickly as possible.
Removing your clothing:
Quickly take off clothing that may have arsine on it. Any clothing that has to be pulled over the head should be cut off the body instead of pulled over the head.
If you are helping other people remove their clothing, try to avoid touching any contaminated areas, and remove the clothing as quickly as possible.
Washing yourself:
As quickly as possible, wash any arsine from your skin with large amounts of soap and water. Washing with soap and water will help protect people from any chemicals on their bodies.
If your eyes are burning or your vision is blurred, rinse your eyes with plain water for 10 to 15 minutes. If you wear contacts, remove them and put them with the contaminated clothing. Do not put the contacts back in your eyes (even if they are not disposable contacts). If you wear eyeglasses, wash them with soap and water. You can put your eyeglasses back on after you wash them.
Disposing of your clothes:
After you have washed yourself, place your clothing inside a plastic bag. Avoid touching contaminated areas of the clothing. If you can't avoid touching contaminated areas, or you aren't sure where the contaminated areas are, wear rubber gloves, turn the bag inside out and use it to pick up the clothing, or put the clothing in the bag using tongs, tool handles, sticks, or similar objects. Anything that touches the contaminated clothing should also be placed in the bag. If you wear contacts, put them in the plastic bag, too.
Seal the bag, and then seal that bag inside another plastic bag. Disposing of your clothing in this way will help protect you and other people from any chemicals that might be on your clothes.
When the local or state health department or emergency personnel arrive, tell them what you did with your clothes. The health department or emergency personnel will arrange for further disposal. Do not handle the plastic bags yourself.
For more information about cleaning your body and disposing of your clothes after a chemical release, see "Chemical Agents: Facts About Personal Cleaning and Disposal of Contaminated Clothing" at http://emergency.cdc.gov/planning/personalcleaningfacts.asp.
Seek medical attention right away. Dial 911 and explain what has happened.
How arsine exposure is treated
Treatment consists of providing supportive medical care in a hospital setting. Blood transfusions and intravenous fluids (that is, fluids injected directly into a vein) may be needed. Some people may require hemodialysis (artificial kidneys) for kidney failure. No antidotes are available for arsine.
Arsine or Stibine Poisoning
Clinical description
Inhalation of arsine gas causes no immediate symptoms. Signs and symptoms occur 2 to 24 hours after exposure and result from massive hemolysis. These signs and symptoms include generalized weakness, dark urine, jaundice, and dyspnea. Oliguria and renal failure often occur 1 to 3 days after exposure (1-3).
Laboratory criteria for diagnosis
Biologic: No specific test is available for arsine exposure; however, exposure to arsine might be indicated by detection of elevated arsenic levels in urine (>50 µg/L for a spot or >50 µg for a 24-hour urine) and signs of hemolysis (e.g., hemoglobinuria, anemia, or low haptoglobin).
Environmental: Detection of arsine in environmental samples, as determined by NIOSH.
Case classification
Suspected: A case in which a potentially exposed person is being evaluated by health-care workers or public health officials for poisoning by a particular chemical agent, but no specific credible threat exists.
Probable: A clinically compatible case in which a high index of suspicion (credible threat or patient history regarding location and time) exists for arsine exposure, or an epidemiologic link exists between this case and a laboratory-confirmed case.
Confirmed: A clinically compatible case in which laboratory tests have confirmed exposure.
The case can be confirmed if laboratory testing was not performed because either a predominant amount of clinical and nonspecific laboratory evidence of a particular chemical was present or a 100% certainty of the etiology of the agent is known.
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The film festival in France was opened with the film "The White Yagel"
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The film festival "By Moscow time" was opened with the film "The White Yagel" based on the novel of the Yamal writer Anna Nerkagi. The event is taking place in the French city of Toulouse and is dedicated to Russian culture and folk traditions. Filmmakers from many cities of Russia are participating in it together with the representatives of Yamal.
As we should remind, the film by Vladimir Tumayev was included to the ten best films about indigenous peoples of the world. The story of the film takes place in tundra. Circumstances make the main character to choose between the youthful love, the girl, who leaves him, and traditions of ancestors, which cannot be broken. Nenets people of Yamal played in crowd scenes and secondary roles, actors from Kalmykia and Yakutia played main roles.


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Universal Orlando to Celebrate 15th anniversary of Macy's Holiday Parade
From Dec. 5 to Jan. 2, the Macy's Holiday Parade fills the streets of Universal Studios Florida every evening with some of the same iconic elements seen winding through New York City each year at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Macy's Holiday Parade is part of Universal Orlando Resort's Holidays celebration, which features live entertainment that the whole family can enjoy.
ORLANDO, Fla (Nov. 9, 2016) – Beginning Dec. 3 and running daily through Jan. 1, families can celebrate the most wonderful time of the year at Universal Orlando Resort's Holidays celebration. Adults and children alike will marvel at majestic balloons in the 15th anniversary of Macy's Holiday Parade, discover the holiday cheer of Who-ville at Grinchmas and hear electrifying holiday classics performed by renowned Christmas sensation Mannheim Steamroller.
At Universal Studios Florida, the larger-than-life balloons as seen in the famous Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City will fill the streets during the 15th anniversary Macy's Holiday Parade. New to this year's parade is the "Virginia" balloon depicting the 8-year old girl from the famed Yes, Virginia there is a Santa Clausnewspaper editorial of the late 1800s, as well as the "Mother Ginger" special character from The Nutcracker, which will join the many popular balloons in the Macy's Holiday Parade including "Big Man Santa" and the "Wiggleworm."
At Universal's Islands of Adventure, guests will come face-to-face with the mean, green one himself and be filled with holiday cheer as Grinchmas comes to life throughout Seuss Landing. Guests can discover the true meaning of Christmas in a heartwarming live show, "Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular," featuring the Whos from Who-ville, or join the Grinch and friends for a delicious holiday breakfast buffet on select dates.
Plus, on select nights, the masters of modern Christmas music –Mannheim Steamroller – return with the sweet sounds of the holiday season at Universal Studios Florida. Performances will take place on the Music Plaza Stage on Dec. 3, 4, 10, 11, 17 and 18.
Access to Universal Orlando's Holidays festivities is included in regular admission to the theme parks. For a limited time now through Dec. 18, Florida residents can save up to $250 on a Universal Orlando Vacation Package with valid UPC Code from Nestle Pure Life Purified Water. For more information about this exclusive offer, visit UnviersalOrlando.com/holidays.
Holiday Celebrations at Universal's On-Site Hotels
The festivities continue at Universal Orlando's five on-site hotels– including the all-new Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, which is celebrating its first holiday. The spirit of the season flows freely at the on-site hotels with festive decor, tree-lighting ceremonies, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's holiday buffets, plus special family-friendly events to ring in 2017. Find more information about the hotels' festivities here.
Eve at Universal CityWalk
The holidays wouldn't be complete without a spectacular New Year's Eve party. Guests can ring in the New Year at Universal CityWalk's electrifying New Year's Eve celebration featuring Orlando's largest dance floor, endless entertainment and all-you-can-eat gourmet cuisine. Information about Eve event tickets will be released at a later date.
For more information about the Holidays at Universal Orlando, ticket offers and vacation packages, visit www.UniversalOrlando.com/holidays.
For more than 25 years, Universal Orlando Resort has been creating epic vacations for the entire family – incredible experiences that place guests in the heart of powerful stories and adventures.
Universal Orlando's theme parks, Universal Studios Florida and Universal's Islands of Adventure, are home to some of the world's most exciting and innovative theme park experiences – including The Wizarding World of Harry Potter-Hogsmeade and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter-Diagon Alley. And in early summer 2017, Universal Orlando will open its third park, Universal's Volcano Bay – an entirely new water theme park experience. Universal's on-site resort hotels, Loews Portofino Bay Hotel, the Hard Rock Hotel, Loews Royal Pacific Resort, Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort and the all-new Loews Sapphire Falls Resort, are destinations unto themselves. Its entertainment complex, Universal CityWalk, offers dining and entertainment for every member of the family.
Universal Orlando Resort has unveiled more than 20 new guest experiences since 2010 – powerful attractions, incredible dining opportunities and dramatically themed hotels. Now open is Skull Island: Reign of Kong, a groundbreaking attraction in Islands of Adventure, and CityWalk's newest, unique dining experience, The Toothsome Chocolate Emporium & Savory Feast Kitchen.
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Simon Property Group (NYSE:SPG) revealed a 66% leap in fourth-quarter profits on Friday as the mall owner capitalized on higher rents and occupancy rates.
Indianapolis-based Simon said it earned $363.8 million, or $1.24 a share, last quarter, compared with a profit of $218.8 million, or 74 cents a share, a year earlier. Analysts had been calling for EPS of just 90 cents.
Revenue rose 4.6% to $1.17 billion, essentially matching the Street's view of $1.16 billion.
Simon Property, which owns 392 retail real estate properties, including a slew of malls, benefited from higher rents and occupancies. The company said occupancy at U.S. regional malls and premium outlets climbed to 94.8% from 94.5% the year before, while the average rent jumped 4.4% year-over-year.
"Our portfolio of high quality assets continues to demonstrate strength as our regional malls and Premium Outlets generated comparable property net operating income growth of 4.5% in the quarter," CEO David Simon said in a statement.
The stronger-than-expected results led Simon to up its quarterly dividend by 5.6% to 95 cents a share from 90 cents.


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Ronco Specialized Systems is at its a core, a family business. And remembering where we started is as important as planning for the future.
Ronco Founder, Harry Ronan posing for a picture at his desk in Tonawanda, New York.
The Ronco group of companies was formed by Harry Ronan and Robert (Bob) Dutschman in 1965. Starting out modestly in a small rented office, the companies' initial direction was the design, sale and service of emergency standby power systems for corporate, educational and municipal facilities.
After World War II, founder Harry Ronan began a career as a bench technician at Motorola servicing two-way communications radios. During his tenure there, he attained the position of Vice President of Sales. Years later, Ronan decided it was his time to take his background in engineering, experience as a naval communications specialist, and time at Motorola to start the Ronan Company, later shortened to "Ronco." Harry felt his new company should be based on sound engineering principles and asked Bob Dutschman (also a Motorola engineer reporting to Harry at the time) to join him in his new venture.
From the onset, Harry and Bob set their sights on new construction projects. They worked closely with architectural and engineering firms to assist in the design of standby power requirements for various facilities. Ronco provided electrical contractors with the product, engineering and field support for highly complex and custom standby power applications.
As the Architecture and Engineering communities began to recognize Ronco for their expertise in standby power systems and rely on them for it, they discovered that Harry, Bob and all Ronco professionals commanded a second-to-none understanding of communication systems. The more Ronco was sought out for its expertise, the more Harry and Bob knew Ronco had to diversify into the world of professional communications applications.
By the mid-1970s, Ronco had truly begun to diversity, designing, selling and maintaining a myriad of collaborations solutions, from school intercoms and clocks, to nurse call hardware, professional sound, and TV distribution systems. Ronco was growing by leaps and bounds in every direction. Seeing the writing on the wall, Harry and Bob established several separate companies, each company responsible for their own P & L's, to better serve their disparate customer bases; Ronco Specialized Systems was born. The uniqueness of the Ronco companies is the architecture of the systems provided by each of the companies to integrate with the other, allowing Ronco to be a pioneer in providing a complete package of communication systems – all working together as a fully integrated and complete system. Ronco was a systems integrator prior to the term even being invented.
Ronco Co-Founder, Bob ("Dutsch") Dutschman remarking on the company's progression over the years.
Today the Ronco companies remain a family enterprise, managed by Chris Wasp, Jr. (grandson of Founder, Harry Ronan), CEO of Ronco Communications and Ronco Specialized Systems. Both companies maintain a strong connection to their roots: an obligation to help those who helped others; a desire to make our customers bigger, better, stronger through provision of second-to-none expertise and service; and a humble appreciation for the fact that our future lies in hands of our customers.


Refurbishing your warehouse, offices or other commercial buildings is a project best left to professionals – specifically, the services offered by a commercial painting contractor. The contractor must be one who completely grasps the concept of commercial painting as well as all of your needs; indeed, hiring, for example, local painters experienced more in residential jobs for your commercial painting project is not always a good idea, as they may not be experienced when it comes to meeting the demands of a commercial job.
To get the job done right the first time at your Australia commercial site, you need to consider hiring the services offered by the painters Sydney has been waiting for, as this will guarantee you quality applications that will be worth the investment. In this blog, we will be outlining the top eight benefits offered by hiring a commercial painter.
This one element ensures that a standard is being followed with regard to the output of the painting project. What do we mean by this? Because a commercial painter boasts the necessary experience in this line of work, he will exude quality in the work he does; in so doing, he will enhance the appearance and aesthetic of your commercial structure.
We touched on this a bit in our introduction, but it is worth repeating: The process of applying color tint is complicated, and a painter of a non-professional stature will not know how to properly handle it. If coats are not applied evenly, the resulting aesthetic will feature mismatched spots and discoloration, so this is why the services of a professional commercial painting contractor are very important. A commercial painting contractor possesses the appropriate tools to ensure that the job is done correctly.
Commercial painters know they are at your site to get a job done – period. They keep to a set timeline and strive to get the project completed within that established period as a sign of efficiency, at the very least. A seasoned commercial painter will ensure that his team does not compromise on quality even when coming up against a short deadline/timetable.
Because they have been doing the job for years, commercial painters are able to advise you so that you do not spend too much on paint and other materials. They can travel to your headquarters and offer an estimate based on the required services; additionally, they can offer advice on the colors that will allow your commercial building to stand out more than ever.
Hiring painters that are not certified can expose you to liabilities and even theft. Commercial painters are certified and boast licenses to operate, and because their reputation is important, they do all they can to protect and uphold it.
Professionals know that preparing your commercial structure for painting is the most important step in the entire painting process, as without the proper techniques your new coat of paint will fail very quickly – wasting both money and time. Your painting contractor will also take measures to protect your furniture, commercial landscaping and other delicate elements.
Painting the exterior of a multi-story commercial structure can be very dangerous. Painting requires focus and concentration, which may be difficult to achieve when suspended hundreds of feet above the ground (in some instances). However, by going with a professional commercial painting contractor, all the proper safety measures will be considered, and his team will bring all the ladders and scaffolds necessary to perform the job safely.
This may not be a factor many people think about, but believe us when we say it's an important one. Professional cleaning crews belonging to a painting contractor's team will always pick up after themselves, never leaving you with a concern about having a freshly-painted but messy commercial site.
Whether you own an office, warehouse or any type of commercial property, it will have to be painted from time to time. This is crucial for maintaining a good name for your business, as a well-painted commercial space speaks volumes about your professional attitude – a positive sign for potential clients turning into loyal customers.
If you want your business to look good to clients and employees alike, then you definitely need to turn to the professionals at Prestige Coatings. Click here to learn all about the ways we can transform your commercial space via premium painting services…and why we offer the kind of painting services Sydney has been waiting for.


We are pleased to announce that the v1.4 BETA of the TFS Planning and DR Avoidance Guide now included the build supplement and the team is essentially "content complete".
We now include practical, scenario-based guidance for the implementation of Team Foundation Server (TFS) on Azure Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). We guide you through the planning and setup, based on a real-world proof-of-concept production deployment and experience from the ALM Rangers "in-the-field".
… and lots more in the everything package, including quick reference chest sheets and planning workbook.
The guides are feature and content complete, technically reviewed and therefore consumable as a BETA. To reach the RTM quality bar we are missing the final copy edit, which our trusted Bill Heys is cooking up.
Once Bill Heys has completed copy-editing all three we will switch to v3.0 and drop BETA.
The team is also working on a walkthrough video to explain some of the networking gremlins and adventures.
A special THANK YOU to the team of ALM Rangers who volunteered their personal time and contributed their real-world experience to deliver this solution: Andrea Scripa, Chris Margraff, Clementino Mendonca , Dan Marzolini, Dave McKinstry, David Pitcher, Eric Golpe, Grant Holliday, Hassan Fadili, Jahangeer Mohammed, Jim Szubryt, Marcus Fernandez, Mario Rodriguez, Micheal Learned, Oliver Hilgers, Susan Ferrell, Tarun Arora, Tony Feissle, Utkarsh Shigihalli, Willy-Peter Schaub and Wouter de Kort.


There are several possible explanations regarding the origin of the name Gevrey: is it derived from the Gallic "Gibriacus" or from the combe de Lavaut, "Gaba" in Latin meaning "gorge".
The name "Gevrey" first appeared in 1219.
Soil: Clayey limestone containing argillaceous marls that are more ferruginous than elsewhere.
We have 8 Gevrey-Chambertin parcels situated in the following lieux-dits: En Combe, En Champs, En Vignes Belles, Croix des Champs, En Jouise, En Pallud, Aux Mairchais and Aux Epointures. The surface area of our Gevrey-Chambertin parcels amounts to 4 hectares.
Our Gevrey-Chambertin is matured in oak barrels previously used for one wine made from wood from the Allier and Nivernais regions, with medium to medium-plus toasts.
With a fine colour and visual aspect and good texture, on the palate the Gevrey-Chambertin leaves a sensation of freshness with a delicate body and slight woody hints. Its tannins are melted in a tender and silky texture that highlight its aromatic refinement and subtlety.
Matching food: the Gevrey-Chambertin can be enjoyed with Burgundy "en meurette" dishes, a leg of mutton, boeuf bourguignon or game terrines.