So You Wanna Be a Fighter?
By Flyin' Hawaiian , Analyst
I was sitting around the TV one rainy afternoon last May with a group of friends - watchingwhen we began discussing our favorite athletes. With the majority of us being native to New England, names like Paul Pierce, Tom Brady and David Ortiz were mentioned several times. Naturally, I announced that my favorite athlete was BJ Penn. I received a few confused looks before explaining that BJ Penn is a jiu-jitsu world champion, as well as the lightweight champion of the UFC. One of my friends, not a knowledgable MMA fan himself, shouted out: “You know who my favorite UFC fighter is? Kimbo Slice.” Because he was actually being serious, I almost smacked him. But instead, I calmly explained that Kimbo Slice was not in the UFC, nor would he ever be. I made it perfectly clear that MMA and the UFC were not the same thing, and that the UFC is simply the biggest organization within the sport of MMA. Now this kid also happened to be a co-worker of mine for the majority of the summer, and spent a considerable about of time in my apartment, where he was further exposed to the sport. He spent countless hours watching my UFC and TUF dvds, and even asked me to show him a few moves. While I am by no means a qualified instructor, I have studied martial arts for a significant amount of time, and have medaled in several karate and jiu-jitsu tournaments. I showed him a few basic submissions just to humor him.
This went on for awhile, and over time, his personality started to change. Normally a quiet and mild-mannered kid, he began having occasional outbursts where he’d start shadow boxing like a jackass and saying how he badly wanted to knock someone out. I’d usually just tell him to lay off the dvds and leave him alone. This continued throughout the summer months, and MMA became the only thing he ever talked about. He even made up a story about how he got into a fight with a much bigger opponent at a party, and won using the techniques he had seen on TV. He told the story to anyone who would listen (I later found out that the “fight” was actually a friendly wrestling match against his friend, which ended once his friend was too tired to continue). At one point, he declared that his goal was to be in the UFC within a few years, even suggesting that he could defeat some of the fighters he had seen. My co-workers and I would just laugh, though he was starting to get on everyone’s nerves – mine in particular. Martial arts are something I take seriously, and this kid was making a mockery of the sport. Day in and day out, I explained to him that the odds of fighting in the UFC are slim to none, unless you’re a jiu-jitsu or muay thai prodigy, or an all-american wrestler. He didn’t wanna hear it. One day, I decided to show him exactly what I was talking about. I challenged him to a grappling match, to which he happily obliged. Right away I tied him up with double underhooks, and noticed that he was breathing aggressively and grunting (two things that have no place in a grappling match). I pulled guard and swept him with a scissor sweep. I now had him mounted and grapevined. He rolled over and gave me his back, and I immediately sunk in a rear naked choke. I let him up, and explained to him that even though I had just submitted him in a matter of seconds, I would get absolutely destroyed by any professional mixed martial artist. He seemed very curious, so I enlightened him on the logistics of jiu-jitsu, and how it may look basic on TV, but in reality, takes decades to master. For the first time, I seemed to get through to him.
To be 100% clear, I’m not trying to deter any aspiring fighters out there, as I’m sure most of you are aware of what it takes to become a professional mixed martial artist. And I'm not trying to promote my jiu-jitsu skills, which are nothing special. However, I know that there are an abundance of people out there, like my friend, who need a reality check. So to those people, I would like to offer a little insight, and refute a few of the outlandish statements I've heard over the past few months.
Myth #1: "I bet I can knock out so-and-so with one punch."
No, you can't. If you think you can KO any of the fighters you’ve seen on TV, you’re a moron. Just in case you forgot, these guys fight for a living. They’re trained to punch, kick, knee and elbow guys who know how to counter their every move. Do you think you’d even be able to hit a world class fighter, let alone hard enough to knock him out? Even more importantly, would you be able to avoid being hit? Fat chance. I dare you to go in there with him and start throwing wild punches like you would in a street fight. It would be game over very quickly.
Myth #2: "I bet I can choke out so-and-so."
No, you can't do that either. If you think you can submit any of the fighters you’ve seen on TV, you’re an even bigger moron. There are thousands of jiu-jitsu techniques, and similar to striking, these techniques have multiple counters and escapes. You don't know any of them, because you personally have never trained. Watching it on TV is not training. Believe it or not, there are BJJ white belts out there who could snap your arm in two seconds. Imagine what a brown or black belt could do to youfigheexponentially greater. The UFC has a roster of 180 fighters, which averages out to 36 in each weight class. For the most part, these are the absolute best fighters the world has to offer. The outlook isn't good.
If that didn’t put things into perspective, maybe this will. I’ve had the opportunity to train with Paul Georgieff, who was a member of Team Hughes on the Ultimate Fighter Season 6. Paul is a brown belt in BJJ. He has placed in nearly every grappling competition he has entered, and is one of the best grapplers I’ve ever seen. Before TUF, he had a professional MMA record of 5-1, with most of his wins coming via first round stoppage. In his only fight in the TUF competition, Paul was knocked out in the first round by Troy “Rude Boy” Mandaloniz. At the TUF finale, he was submitted in the first round by Jonathan Goulet. Keep in mind, Goulet was once knocked out in 11 seconds by Duane Ludwig, knocked out by Mike Swick in 33 seconds, and choked out by Dustin Hazelett in just over a minute.
So to the people out there who've seen the UFC on TV and think you have what it takes to compete with those guys, hopefully this article has opened your eyes. Like my friend, you guys need a wakeup call. If after reading this, you still think you can beat up a professional fighter, stop talking and go prove it. Let me know how it turns out.


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LIVERMORE, Calif. - At local chamber of commerce meetings, Jim Ott and Joe Foos crossed paths many times and eventually struck up a friendship that has endured for the last three years.
By Michelle A. Samaad | Updated on May 09, 2006
LIVERMORE, Calif. – At local chamber of commerce meetings, Jim Ott and Joe Foos crossed paths many times and eventually struck up a friendship that has endured for the last three years.
So when the producers of a new television documentary on “little people” or “dwarfs” approached Ott, president/CEO of the $240 million UNCLE Credit Union, he was more than willing to share his perspective. Foos, along with his wife Ginny and their three children, were the subject of a program titled “Dwarf Family: Meet the Fooses.” The documentary, produced for the Discovery Channel, follows them as they navigate through their daily lives and the challenges that come with being “little people,” as they prefer to be called. The program has become so popular that Discovery and TLC have re-run it five times. Joe, a 4’2″ San Francisco resident, is director of sales and marketing at LanLogic, an information technology firm. His wife Ginny, a full-time mom and part-time teacher, is 3’2″. Both have achondroplasia, a genetic condition which results in an average-sized trunk, short arms and legs, slightly enlarged head and prominent forehead. The condition affects one in every 26,000 to 40,000 people and occurs equally in men and women and within all races, according to data from Little People of America, Inc., a nonprofit organization that provides support and information to people of short stature and their families. Experts estimate that 10,000 little people live in the United States and 150,000 to 230,000 worldwide. The Fooses’ children are also little people. Ott recalls meeting Joe for the first time. “He was friendly and not the pushy salesman-type,” Ott said. Ott soon discovered that his oldest daughter attends the same school as one of Joe’s sons and Ginny was a substitute teacher there too. The credit union CEO wears multiple hats as a correspondent for the Tri-City Herald since 1999 and an English professor at a local college. It was around the time Ott began writing about the Foos family when producers contacted him about his working relationship with Joe. Ott’s segment was taped shortly before a feature story on the Fooses ran in a September 2005 issue of the Oakland Tribune. “After I started writing my column about his family, I got to visit his house and meet his adorable kids,” Ott recalled.


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Although, that same argument has some serious implications to the hobby as well. From my perspective, there are two huge issues here. Let’s examine who’s making our favorite add-ons.
Amazingly, despite these limitations, we still see some amazing equipment released by people like DreamFoil, Zibo, FlyJSim, Carenado, Polychop, Razbam and HeatBlur.
Commonly, these teams are not huge. Maybe a handful of 3D artists, a few coders and other miscellaneous staff. I know Alfredo does most of his work for DreamFoil completely alone and PolyChop is three people. That’s it: three. A lot of these folks’ wade through mountains of technical manuals, each encompassing different producers and systems, to try to provide a sliver of realism.
That helicopter has many computers (more than ten, less than 20). Each MFD (Five in total) has a dedicated processor. Then each CDU (2) has a processor. And then all that information is managed through about a billion miles of dedicated wiring to a few million data buses somehow crammed between the sound-proofing.
Lest we forget, being a real pilot of one of these aircraft isn’t a task to take lightly; I figured the numbers one day for a colleague and the amount of education your average ATP-licensed pilot or military pilot equals the same as what a surgeon endures to earn a doctorate.
Now, lets jump back to home simulators.
He used his brain and his instincts. Lindbergh didn’t cross the Atlantic using a fancy computer. He used a sextant and a star chart in a rickety, wooden Ryan aircraft. General Chuck Yeager didn’t break the sound barrier with a computer either. These men were studious. They learned the systems and limitations of what they had and then they learned how to employ them to do amazing feats.
Okay, enough of my rant – thank you for reading. I have to cut this short so I can quickly skim the very-detailed manual of the new Zibo 737 I downloaded. I need to figure out the button-pushes to open the doors…
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"Now, in the third season, everything is mixed. I learned about the politics and Avi learned about emotion and story. Now we're working together very well because of it. We've learned a lot from each other."
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Phase II of Waterpointe Subdivision is now open for purchase, as Phase I has completely SOLD OUT!! Phase II contains 20.61 acres with 1930 feet of corps line on popular Lake Russell, a popular recreational lake with 26,650 acres of water and 540 miles of shoreline.
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I bought two day passes to Moody Gardens and half of the rain forest was closed and the aquarium was closed. When I spoke to members services and told them the situation they refused to refund my tickets!!!! Also I had a family member who...More
We went here on rainy day. The aquarium is closed due to remodeling which we did know but thought the rainforest would be a fun alternative. While I thought the attraction was nice, many of the animals you are told you will see were not...More
This was not an inexpensive venture for a large family. There wasn't much to see for the high price tag and most of it looked run down and a little tired. Unless you are coming for the Christmas lights, this is a landmark to bsleaziest hotel I've ever stayed in. Bedbugs...broken window latch...I can vouch that these are all true.
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i would not recomment this place to anyone. on the positve side, the hotel clerk did call me a taxi for me, which of course i took to a clean and safe hotel.
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"GET OFF!!!! The worst place ever!" </s> Booked two rooms for two nights for $1,000. Arrived to find we were the only occupants and that the restaurant was closed. Hotel would not allow us to cancel ($500 deposit) and instead put us into a B&B they owned. They never checked to see...More
"As with all hotels in Cape May, guests should call rather than book online to understand the type of room..."
"As there is no elevator, you should ask for a room on the first or second floor." </s> Good breakfast, great service, and very classic americana theme. The classic breakfast items are good, and actually great for the price. Recommend eggs overhard, Grilled Cheese, and the Waffles! Fantastic!
I have long maintained that it is tough to screw up breakfast. However, it is tough to make a great breakfast, as well. Coffee station makes a great breakfast. Everyone in the neighborhood knows it. many of us can walk there and often do. it is also a common meeting place for locals.
It was obvious that this is a local favorite spot for breakfast, and lunch. We waited for a table, and was offered a table in "the vault". LOL! This building originally was a bank! We declined "the vault" because it was a bit confined without Windows. The food was delicious. The coffee was just so-so regular house coffee. We were... More
Favorite spot for breakfast! Great service. Pleasant wait staff. Location is actually an old bank building!
Honestly with a name like coffee station one would think the coffee at least comes with the breakfast, but no they charge for the coffee. Wait staff is not the friendli1 - 215 of 365 reviews
"room with a view of pool and ocean"
"rooms on the higher floor have a better view."
"We stayed on the third floor of the smaller building overlooking the pool. It was a great view of the water..." </s> The owners and staff make you feel at home! It felt as though I had been there numerous times. The food was outstanding and we loved the ability to choose our breakfast items. Hands down it is THE B&B to stay in when visiting Hendersonville.
"Choose a third-floor room to help reduce noise, but bring ear plugs due to the street traffic." </s> My sister and I happened to drive past the sign for rap raft 'n' rock when we were campervanning through the north island of nz and popped in to en


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THE SOCIETY OF SCHOLARS IN THE HUMANITIES
Recent recipients of doctorates in film and cultural studies should
consider this opportunity here in Hong Kong.
(Ref.: RF-2008/2009-553)
The University of Hong Kong is launching the Society of Scholars in
the Humanities, a

s.
There are three research Scholarships for 2009. There will be an open
competition based purely on research potential for scholars working in
the following areas: Art History, Comparative Literature (including
Film Studies), English Literature, Linguistics, History, Music,
invited The
Scholars to
carry out innovative research; candidates are expected to be either
graduate students in the final stages of their Ph.D. studies, or
researchers who have been awarded their Ph.D. degree for not more than
two years from the date of application. Details about the Society are
available at http://humanities.hku.hk/home/sohscholars.html. and breakfast at the
Robert Black College, office space, one return airfare per year, a
research grant of up to HK$15,000 a year, and a stipend of HK$23,000
per month (
receive a salary of HK$19,000 per month). Successful candidates will
be appointed as Research Scholar.
Although the Scholarship is primarily designed to encourage original
research, Scholars will be expected to teach one course per year,
interact with staff and students, present their research in colloquia
and conferences, and organize a lecture series. All Scholars are
expected to be resident in Hong Kong during the teaching semesters and
may carry out research abroad for up to 100 days a year.
The application form along with CV, research proposal (max. 1500
words) and two referees' reports must be received by the School of
Humanities by April 17, 2009.  All Scholarships begin on September 1,
2009. at
http://humanities.hku.hk/home/sohscholars.html#applications. Enquiries
about the Scholarship can be directed to Ms. Vivian Chu, Secretary of
the Society of Scholars (e-mail: [log in to unmask]). There are no
e


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Memories Of Wrekenton A Mining Village In Gateshead - a Memory of Wrekenton.
My mother was born in Wakes Yard in a mining village called Wrekenton, a village close to the village of Springwell, Gateshead, County Durham, she lived at Eighton Terrace a cobbled street with 2 rows of sandstone built houses, darkly stained due to pollution from coal fired chimneys over the ages, she was an orphan with her 2 sisters, being brought up by there grandmother on there mothers side, a Hannah Watson. Mother’s grandfather was James Leslie Watson and he was a coalminer who worked down nearby Springwell Colliery.
In the war years, there were many shortages, people had to make do with want they had and economise, if you broke a cup, you had to make do with drinking out of a jam jar if there wasn’t a replacement, it was the same with the tea rations, often it was mixed with dried bramble leaves to stretch it out a bit. There were many tea substitutes. Y
Ginger Beer was a popular drink with mining families and they often made there own, there was many a house in the northeast that had a “Ginger Beer Plant” fermenting on the window sill.
The northeast had its fair share of the German bombers dropping there bombs at night like many other places in England.
The sound of the sirens to warn you the bombers are on the way, the frantic fear trying to gather your family together to find a safe place to shelter. The drone of the bombers, the whistle and explosions of the bombs and the fear if your house will take a direct hit must have been terrifying. If it wasn’t a bomb that hit your house, then it could be a small incendiary bomb and burn the house down.
One night, the German bombers flew over Wrekenton and Springwell and bombs were dropped, one hit the field that the Springwell Colliery Pit Ponies grazed in, the bomb killed them all. When the morning came, people came out of there houses to see what damage had been done and saw the dead pit ponies…the ponies didn’t go to waste, word soon got around, the field was busy with people and miners and there wives with there knives and cut up the ponies so there was fresh meat for the table.
Meat was a luxury, if there was meat in the house and you had a big family and if you were lucky to get your hands on some butchers bones then it all went into the pot with vegetables to make a big tasty stew for the family, mining families were poor, but very tough and adaptable people, there was no hot running water in them days where we lived, if you wanted hot water for a bath, out came the kettle and pots and pans to boil the water to fill a tin bath in front of the stove or Cast Iron Range as it was called and we all took it in turns sharing the same water before it got cold.
If you had a hole in the sole of your shoe and there was no money to buy new shoes, then you had to make do with a bit of kitchen lino if you were lucky, or cardboard if you were not so lucky (cardboard soaked up water) and made into a sole and slipped inside, so you don’t wear a hole in you sock, I should know, ive worn them shoes when I was a boy. If you had holes in your socks, they were never thrown away, they were darned instead.
We didn’t have an inside toilet in the house just an outside one, they were not very pleasant being cold and damp, squares of newspaper cut up and hanging from some string from a nail in the wall is what you used if there was no toilet roll, there was no electric or gas light in the outside toilet, it was usually a little paraffin lamp or candle we had for light as well as a mouse trap in the corner, just in case a little visitor crept in, we did have mice in the house, one day when I was looking for my shoes in the cupboard when I was about 6 years old, I got the fright of my life when I realized there was a rat in the cupboard and it leaped across the pile of shoes in front of me, thank goodness my family always had a cat to take care of that problem. Another item I always remember being kept on the top shelf of the cupboard was a jar of “Goose Grease” that was commonly used to rub in your chest and back if you had a cough or cold and it used to stink!.
The winters in the North East were freezing with a lot of snow in them days, cold enough to freeze to death the family cat at night if you forgot to let it in, one cold winter killed our family cat, I found it curled up frozen stiff on top of the snow capped wall dividing our house from next doors. I remember snow drifts 3 feet high against the outside doors, gloves were a luxury when I was a kid, we were a big family with 7 brothers and sisters and so if we had to go outside we had to make do with socks over our little hands. If a pullover was worn out, then the wool would be unpicked and another one knitted, not a lot went to waste in our family, my family were good recyclers, they had to be.


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Living Intentionally by God's Grace: #30 My February Favorites!
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Russian women, said Moscow City Public Relations Committee Chairwoman Tatiana Vasilyevna during the sixth annual assembly of Russian business leaders entitled Women - Leaders of New Russia, Social Responsibility of Business. She said 25% of Russian women in homes where both husband and wife work in earn more than their husband. Moreover, in agencies where women work there is also less corruption, said Vasilyevna. Businesswomen in science, culture and education account for 39-42% of businesses. In transportation and industry they make up 12-20%.


San Francisco rent prices are notoriously sky high, bolstered by the onslaught of newly minted tech millionaires moving up from the peninsula.
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I hope you like it Coleen, it can certainly be customized to your liking. I do recommend the anchovy, though, it is very subtle and adds a touch of saltiness and umami! Enjoy!
A cup of fresh basil sounds perfect to me! It’s a fantastic flavor(one of my favorites) and fresh basil is more mild then dried. The anchovy paste is in most dressings and people probably have no idea. It adds a depth of flavor. Love it :)
Such a good point about fresh basil being more subtle than dried, Jenn! And I couldn’t agree more about the anchovy paste – I always remind my kids that they adore Caesar salad dressing when they complain about anchovies ;)
We’re almost there — spring is just around the corner! The dressing helps to speed it up, that’s for sure.
Well, Bob Ross was amazing and will forever captivate viewers. Maybe he’ll inspire your son to take up painting! :-)
We’ve been doing lots of salads here lately and I think green goddess dressing needs to happen right away.
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COUNTY MANAGER APPOINTS MACK WILSON TO OVERSEE CLERK’S OFFICE
Doña Ana County Manager David R. King has announced that Assistant County Manager Mack Wilson has been assigned to administer the staff and duties of the County Clerk’s Office until District Judge James Counts names an interim clerk.
“Judge Counts has called on my office to manage the clerk’s office for this interim period, and I am delegating my top administrator to the task,” King said. “Mr. Wilson and I, along with other members of senior staff who are involved in this process, have good working relationships with the Secretary of State’s Office, and collectively have the experience of supporting the clerk’s office through several elections. He will report regularly back to me, and we will work as a team to get everything on course for smooth operations. We have already visited with the Bureau of Elections staff and the recording and filing staff to assess current staffing levels and issues.”
King said Wilson will coordinate with the Bureau of Elections staff to address any issues that may be identified. Among issues already identified is the fact that voter information cards are not all mailed out yet.
King said one of Wilson’s top priorities is to work with the staff to ensure that all the deadlines on the state elections calendar can be met without fail. To that end, he said, Wilson and the Bureau of Elections will be in near-constant contact with the Secretary of State’s Office, seeking guidance and identifying strategies by which full compliance with the election law can be achieved.
“We’re going to get a handle on this situation very quickly,” King said. “We’re significantly behind on getting the voter information cards out and hiring poll workers, but beginning Monday, we’ll be bringing in qualified volunteers and temporary employees to help with that and other support tasks, thereby freeing up seasoned employees to deal with more sophisticated jobs within the office that require their attention.
King said scores of qualified people have called in offering their help, and a determination is being made about what help is needed.
“The election is our number-one priority,” King said. “Doña Ana County voters deserve to have confidence in the county’s readiness and ability to conduct this election competently, even under these unusual circumstances.”
King said that once Judge Counts appoints an interim county clerk, Wilson and other senior staff members will remain available for any support that the interim clerk may require/Special Projects9.


On July 21st, I went to my first ever Curlfest, which is an annual event where black girl magic just thrives. It is usually held in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York. Natural hair brands and companies come out and give out free samples of products and/or sell the regular size products. Some brands even have a few hairstylists do some girl/women’s hair to showcase the products and how to use them. Some brands are well known companies, such as Crème of Nature and As I Am. There were also some companies that are more up and coming, such as Beleza Natural. There were black own businesses there selling clothes, art, jewelry, and other items.
This year Curlfest had different type of ticket packages for sell which were silver, gold, and platinum. They also had free administration. I brought a platinum ticket which included a gift bag filled with products, access to the cooling station, and some other perks. I went to Curlfest by myself and spent most of the time by myself, I met with some friends later in the day. At first, I thought it would be intimidating to be by myself but by the time I got into the event I was free to roam and go wherever I want. Even though I got there early, the lines were already a little long and got longer as time past. When I got in, I went straight to the local black owned businesses area because I wanted to learn about them and support the ones I appeal to me. At the beginning, there a lot of people there but the crowd was still manageable for me. The lines to the different businesses were not long at that point so I got a chance to talk with some owners and learn about their companies and collect business cards. It was only the hair companies that had long lines as soon as the event opened. As the time went on, the crowd grew and soon the entire park area was full of natural hair in different styles and colors. When the crowd became too much for me, I left.
Sidenote: This post does not fully express the wonderful time I had at Curlfest because I did not want it to get too long.
I love your post! I seriously need to write up mine too! Yours is so dope. That bag is awesome!


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wasserdichten Abteilungen im Rumpf und bisweilen einem Zwischendeck mit Logis und Kombüse für die Bedienungsmannschaft versehen. Ihren Namen verdanken die Pontons der Tatsache, dass die zwei Pontons mit einem eingeschwommenen Schiff an das Lasttier Kamel mit zwei Höckern erinnerte. Beide Hälften waren als wasserdichte Schwimmkörper ausgeführt, die geflutet und gelenzt werden konnten.
Bewegt wurde das Gespann durch die Segel des angehobenen Schiffes und schleppende Wasserschiffe.
Schiffskamele waren in den Niederlanden bis 1825 in Betrieb. Um das Problem der Schifffahrt in der zunehmend mehr versandenden Zuidersee dauerhaft zu lösen, wurde von 1819 bis 1824 der Noordhollandsch Kanaal angelegt, den die größten Seeschiffe der damaligen Zeit befahren konnten. Damit wurden Kamele überflüssig.
Ähnlich den Schiffskamelen wurden Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts die großen Schiffe von AG Vulcan Stettin mit Hilfe von seitlich angebrachten Hebepontons durch die Mündung der Oder ins offene Meer geführt. Dieses Verfahren war nicht mehr nötig, nachdem die Werft eine neue Niederlassung in Hamburg gegründet hatte, wo die Schiffe ohne Probleme das Meer erreichen konnten.
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Wenn die Wassertiefe noch mehr abnahm und der Wind nicht aus Richtung Osten wehte, halfen auch die Schiffskamele nicht mehr. Dann lagen die Schiffe tagelang nutzlos vor der Untiefe Pampus. Daher kommt die niederländische Redewendung vor Pampus liegen (voor pampus liggen) = außerstande sein, irgendetwas zu tun.
Arbeitsweise eines Schiffkamels (ndl.)
Verkehrstechnik (Schifffahrt) </s> Fernán Núñez, verliehen wurde.
Der Herzogstitel entsprach einer Erhebung des vorherigen Grafentitels. Der Titel Graf von Fernán Núñez war erstmals am 16. April 1639  von Philipp IV. verliehen worden. Seit dem 23. Dezember 1728 zählten die Inhaber des Adelstitel auch zu den Granden Spaniens.
 Francisco Gutiérrez de los Ríos (1644–1717), 3. Graf von Fernán Núñez
 Pedro José Gutiérrez de los Ríos y Zapata (1717–1734), 4. Graf von Fernán Núñez
 José Diego Gutiérrez de los Ríos y Zapata, 5. Graf von Fernán Núñez
Herzöge von Fernán Núñez
 Carlos Gutiérrez de los Ríos (1779–1827), 1. Herzog von Fernán Núñez
 Francisca de Asis Gutierrez de los Rios y Solís, 2. Herzogin von Fernán Núñez.
 Manuel Falcó y Álvarez de Toledo, 5. Herzog von Fernán Núñez
Fernan Nunez </s> Yugawara (jap. , -machi)
Yugawara liegt südwestlich von Tokio und Yokohama an der Sagami-Bucht.
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Kevin Hallcup lost his free bus pass following the brutal cuts to the district’s public transport system and says his confidence and precious independence have now been taken away.
However, following the council’s decision to withdraw free bus passes for those with mental health issues, Mr Hallcup says he has spiralled into depression, feeling trapped in his bungalow.
With just one friend to rely on to take him out, Mr Hallcup says he does not have anywhere to turn.
Speaking to the Newbury Weekly News, he said: “They [West Berkshire Council] just don’t seem to care. I don’t want to have to stay in my bungalow 24/7.
“I used look forward to getting on the bus and going into Newbury or Reading. I knew where I was going.
“Where people no longer qualify under mental health grounds, the team will look at whether they might qualify on other grounds, such as the medication preventing them from obtaining a driving licence.
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"I can't end the day on a fall!"
""don't fall!" instead of saying "be careful, go slowly." We say "don't spill that!" and not "keep a steady hand." "exclaim""don't do that, it might not end well" I tell my heart "be brave, try new things, don't worry what the world says." L!


I asked my youngest daughter which one was her favorite - Hands down - she ran over to this one! I think it's ironic that this young American/French girl liked the one that represented the first transatlantic flight between Paris & New York in 1927!
The different vendors were excellent about explaining their creations and handed out many samples for visitors to try. It was also neat to watch the chocolate demonstrations. There were even workshops for the kids to learn about decorating with chocolate and molding their own creations. Unfortunately, the slots were all reserved for this particular afternoon, so my kids just enjoyed watching and sampling instead. I definitely recommend this event for the whole family and if you have kids - go early and sign up - they will have a blast!!


When you buy a handcrafted gift, you're buying so much more than a physical item. getting a little piece of all the time they've spent, not just making it, but learning their craft and developing their skills – their inspiration, imagination and passion.
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Handmade gifthigh street gifts. Every item has it's own story to tell, whether it's about the maker, something that inspired them, or the materials it's made from and where they came from. When you know the story behind an item you appreciate it more and when you give someone a gift with a story, they're more likely to remember and treasure it.
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I got this email from a friend the other day: "Some friends and I were discussing whether love is something that is supposed to just flow and come together easily, or do couples sometimes have to "fight" for it?(I'm talking about when people initially get together, not after being a relationship.) Basically I guess the question is: is love supposed to just 'work'?"
Ist 'work.' Most of the time. Now, who knows?OWhat's that mean?We'r's something better out there??


on the back of the Georgia Southern University ROTC Poker Chip, the customer utilized a QR (Quick Response) code to direct students to the ROTC programs recruitment page to help students to find out more about the benefits of joining the ROTC program and how it can help the student. Items like this is why Georgia Southern University's EAGLE BATTALION is one of the best in our nation.
This custom poker chip was designed for the Georgia Southern ROTC recruitment efforts. The customer chose this popular item to give out at orientations and other functions where a student showed interest in the ROTC program. The back of the poker ship utilized a QR code on the back to direct the student to the programs recruitment page which has all the answers that a student my have about joining the ROTC program.
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Wireless Transmitter: The Wireless Transmitter (DMX-WL1T) allows you to input up to five 480i, 480p, 720p, or 1080i audio/video signals and transmit them wirelessly to the included Receiver (DMX-WL1R) which is connected to your Sony Bravia LCD TV via HDMI. The DMX-WL1T features five front-panel input select LEDs to indicate which input has been selected. The Wireless Transmitter features the following rear-panel connections.
Hybrid Remote Control: The Sony DMX-WL1 Wireless Link System comes supplied with a Hybrid wireless remote control which is capable of operating the Transmitter (DMX-WL1T), your Sony Bravia LCD television, and your connected external audio/video equipment. The remote control communicates with the Transmitter, your Sony Bravia TV, and your connected audio/video components wirelessly over a 2.4GHz frequency, along with the the use of the supplied IR blasters. The wireless remote control is pre-coded to operate Sony gear and can be programmed to operate other brands of electronic equipment.
Power Supply: The Transmitter (DMX-WL1T) and the Receiver (DMX-WL1R) operate 9-volt AC power adapters and power cords.. </s> Superhero movies rule the box office, but there’s an even more exciting comic-book explosion happening on the small screen.
Bue works, and there are so many more amazing comic series worthy of making the leap from page to screen. While Netflix has given us two amazing comic-book shows in the form of Daredevil and Jessica Jones, there’s so much more potential for them to explore outside the Marvel sandbox. Here are our top picks for the comic series Netflix needs to lock down before somebody else grabs them.
In a twisted future full of on-demand cannibalism, elective extraterrestrial gene-splicing, and handguns that make you shit yourself uncontrollably, journalist Spider Jerusalem may be the last incorruptible voice left. He’s an absolute bastard, but at least he’s honest and unflinching. As Warren Ellis’ Transmetropolitan opens, Spider is dragged out of self-imposed exile and back into the corrupt, filthy, cyberpunk Sodom known only as “the City.” He still owes his editor two books, see, and that means immersing himself back into a culture he’d just as soon glass over with a tactical nuclear strike.
I could easily fill this entire list with books by Warren Ellis, but instead I’ll stop at two. And with superheroes ascendant at the box office, now is the perfect time for Netflix or Amazon to bring Ellis’ dark riff on that colorful modern mythology to the small screen. The series follows a group of self-described “archaeologists of the impossible” who are recruited to investigate the secret history of the world. The frost-controlling Elijah Snow is the latest recruit, joining the superhuman Jakita Wagner and the tech savant known as The Drummer. Together they investigate lost places and forgotten people, all while Elijah attempts to learn more about the group’s true origins—and the identity of its benefactor, the mysterious “Fourth Man.”
While Planetary begins as a cross between X-Files and X-Men, the series puts its own spin on many of the comic-book characters currently dominating the box office, most notably a worst-case scenario version of the Fantastic Four that imagines what happens when great power is not remotely tempered by a sense of great responsibility. With a cracking good mystery at its core, Planetary would have the makings of an awesome TV show even without all the postmodern superhero deconstruction. But with it, it couldn’t be more timely.


4 Ways to Overcome Remote Meeting Fatigue
2020 – The Official Year of the Remote Meeting has made us tired and cranky!
Has nearly 10 months of back-to-back remote meetings left you tired, cranky, less patient, and dare we say it… less productive? Here’s why, PLUS a few tips to change things up ahead of 2021.
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Never before in the recent history of business and technology has anything come along that has so immediately, urgently and pervasively forced such a dramatic shift in the way people must work and interact with the outside world as the pandemic-fueled move to remote work and virtual meetings.
In our minds, we knew it was definitely doable. We were already used to more screen time on our always-on smart phones. Many of us were working in organisations that had already moved to flexible, collaboration-based communication tools like Microsoft Teams, regular remote interactions or flexible working arrangements were already forming a part of the work day , and we’d all been on a webinar or two before, right?
What we didn’t bank on up-front (not that we had time to think about it anyway!) was that our brains were not so ready. How? Because the human brain has evolved over millennia of primarily in-person interactions to register visual stimuli in our environmental surroundings, note our physical proximity to the person we’re interacting with, and subconsciously read body language and facial expressions to derive meaning and context and then guide us to respond and behave appropriately.
And whilst our minds may have readily pivoted on the fly to embrace video meetings to stay connected, it would seem that non-stop virtual meetings have left our poor old brains behind, scrambling for context in the dust!
The COVID Remote Meeting Surge – The pressure builds…
No matter what business you were in during COVID outbreak, Lockdown 1.0 and 2.0, things either got busy, difficult or isolating – sometimes all three! And you needed to talk to staff, customers, advisors, and agencies about it – remotely and often! Luckily we had the technology tools to make this work. Personal and professional video conferencing tools alike quickly rose to the challenge and we dived right in.
And amidst this connect and communicate frenzy, it seems this is what we started doing:
- Squeezing early meetings or family and friend facetimes into what would have been our commute times
- Booking meetings back to back to back all day long – simply because we could, right?
- Working longer hours because, again, we were already home in time for dinner anyway and we hadn’t actually gotten any REAL work done all day because we were on so many calls!
In fact, the same Microsoft study has reported that the number of Teams chat messages exchanged between 8-9 a.m. and 6-8 p.m. (i.e. outside of the typical workday) increased between 15% and 23% and activity over weekends increased by over 200%.
The COVID Remote Meeting Plateau – Things start to get challenging…
On top of our already elevated pandemic-induced stress levels and increased working hours, the onslaught of digital input via video meetings has presented our brains with a barrage of unfamiliar challenges:
- We have to focus continuously on the screen to keep track of what’s going on.
- There are fewer non-verbal cues available for our brain to interpret.
- We can’t “read the room” and get a sense who wants to talk next or who’s turn it is.
- When your presenting or screen sharing, you can’t see or scan people for their reactions or emotions.
These factors are what experts now believe are leading to remote meeting fatigue.
The COVID Remote Meeting Fallout – Remote Meeting Fatigue sets in
The results of a study conducted during April-May 2020 that measured the brain activity and heart rates of people during remote video meetings showed that:
- Bt non-meeting related remote work.
- Due to the hard work our brains are doing to interpret new digital inputs, fatigue starts to set in 30-40 minutes into a meeting.
- On a day filled with back-to-back remote meetings, stress on the brain and the body sets in about 2 hours into the day.
Where to from here? How to approach remote meetings differently and prevent remote meeting fatigue…
If 2020 has taught us anything it’s that what’s around the corner for 2021 is anybody’s guess,. As Australia starts to open up again, we see countries around the world head back into lockdown, evidence that collectively we have a way to go yet.
One thing that is a sure bet, however, is that remote meetings and interactions, especially for work-related purposes are going to be with us for a long time yet, and perhaps even here to stay…
What we need to do now is to use the tools available to us to manage our remote meetings and the time we spend in them in healthier and more productive ways.
1. Get control over your calendar again!
If you’ve had weeks and weeks of back-to-back remote meetings booked in your calendar, it’s time to take a new approach.
- Book in some permanent, scheduled, regular break times every 2 hours.
- Book in some regular Focus time that no meetings can be scheduled in over the top of.
2. Cut down on the chit chat!
We’ve been tempted just to use those one-hour blocks in the calendar, because we know that by the time everyone finds the links, gets online, and does the meet-and-greet, there’s not a lot of time left.
Moving forward though, try to:
- Schedule meetings in 30-minute instead of 60-minute blocks.
- Feel bad about cutting down the meet-and-greet time? Customise your meeting invites by adding a standard note explaining why you’re booking a 30-min session – your invitees will be onboard, trust us!
- Set the expectation that there will be a short break time during longer meetings.
3. Carve out/Claw back some quiet time
When you are not in meetings, make that time count!
If you need blocks of time to get some actual work done,
- Manage your notifications settings so you’re not getting pinged for everything across every device you use.
- Use custom status messages so people understand that you’re not MIA.
- Set up quiet hours or days on your devices to protect your down time.
And as for lunch…
- Make sure you’ve actually made time to get up and away from your device (that’s right team, no more turning your video and mic off while you chow down during a meeting!)
4. Use in-meeting tools and features to give your brain a helping hand
- Turn on new or updated meeting experiences, and use together or theatre mode functions to get a clearer view of people’s reactions or engagement.
- Change the size of gallery views and/or pin the video feeds of key panelists or presenters if you need to focus on just a few presenters in the session.
- Turn off focus mode during presentations so that you can see other people’s video feeds in the meeting if you need to “read the room”.
- Turn on focus mode if you want less distraction and need to focus on the presentation content instead.
- Record important or longer meetings, especially if you’ve had a long day already, so you can review them or come back to them later.
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The market seemed to whip up and down following the myriad of data releases this week that showed a mixture of good and bad numbers. We had a rough start to the week which was followed by a couple days of strength just to hit a down trend for the end of the week. The S&P 500 ended almost flat, NASDAQ ended almost flat, and the DOW ended down nearly 1%.
Every week I write an update on the dividend portfolio as we build it so that we can track its progress. I will give an overview of what the portfolio is invested in, its value, the dividends received, trades made, and any news or business announcements that may be of interest to our positions.
To date, I have invested $5,405 into the account, the total value of all positions plus any cash on hand is $5,837.65. That’s a gain of $432.65 for a total return of 8%. The account is up $98.43 for the week which is a 1.72% gain.
We added $240 to the account this week. A significant chunk of that money added was put towards starting a positions in Aflac and Allstate as you will see further down.
Above is a dashboard of the portfolio as tracked through simplysafedividends.com I use that for tracking forecasted dividend income, yield, annual income, beta, dividend growth, and more.
Below is a table of everything we are invested in so far. There you can see my number of shares, shares bought through dividend reinvestments, average cost, gains, and more. The tickers in green are positions that I bought shares in this week. Usually, a chunk of my buys throughout the week are buys from my monthly stock picks. You can ready about January’s stock picks here. I use a stock screener to find potentially undervalued stocks with safe and growing dividends. All stock picks (for this month and previous months) are highlighted in blue.
This week our buys added $9 to our annual dividend income. Our dividend yield decreased by 0.07% and our beta went up by 0.01. Neither of those are particularly a bad or good thing. My portfolio’s dividend yield may be just slightly higher than you will see elsewhere, however that is strategic per my time horizon. I am in my 20s and just starting off this investment journey, so a higher dividend yield gives me greater cash flow now to reinvest which help me realize the benefits of compounding sooner.
This week we received 4 dividends. $2.70 from MO, $0.37 from MKC, $0.43 from AQN, and $0.99 from O.
Dividends received for the week of December 20th: $4.49
Dividends received for January 2022: $15.13
ALL – bought 1 share at $124.65 (new position)
UWMC – added 3 shares at $5.71
AFL – bought 1 share at 62.37 (new position)
MO – $2.70 dividend reinvested for 0.053512 shares
MKC – $0.37 dividend reinvested for 0.003902 shares
SCHD – added $10 at $81.75 per share (weekly investment)
XYLD – added $10 at $50.70 per share (weekly investment)
This section of the post will identify some headlines that may be of import to our positions. If they are important enough, we will also call out in the posts if the news calls for actions to readjust our portfolio.
Cardinal Health Says Supply-Chain Issues and Inflation to Ding Medical Segment Profit
In this article we see that CAH expects supply chain issues and inflation to cut off $150-$175 million off of their profit in 2022. This comes out to about 40-45 cents less of earnings per share. In order to combat this, CAH says that they are simplyfing their operating model, evolving their commercial contracting strategies, and investing in growth business. When this news came out Monday, shares were down over 8%. I personally think all companies are at risk of loss due to inflation and supply chain issues, so this really is non-news and was already baked into the stock price. Closing the week, a good chunk of that dip has been regained, was a good buying opportunity if you caught it!
Canadian Natural Resources expects higher spending, production in 2022
This article details that CNQ is forecasting a 25% higher capital expenditure in 2022 as a bet on sustained recoveries of oil and gas prices from the pandemic-driven historical lows. This increase in expenditures should result in an increase in total production. The president of the company said in conference call that they have balanced approach with this to bring production growth while also increasing shareholder returns and lowering debt. CNQ already has a healthy balance sheet and this increase in spending should be good for the company in long term.
Warburg-backed Navitas agrees to sale to Enterprise Products Partners
EPD will be acquiring Navitas Midstream Partners Holdings LLC in a $3.25 billion dollar cash deal. Navitas added 750 miles of new pipeline last year which was a very difficult time in the energy industry. Similar to the CNQ headline, this is strategic move to promote growth in a market that will prove to be very lucrative for oil and gas companies.
Intel Names Micron Executive David Zinsner As CFO — Analyst Terms The Move As Positive For The Chipmaker
Intel has hired David Zinser from Micron as their CFO and internally promoted Michelle Johnston Holthaus, a 25 year company veteran, to lead the client computing group. The CCG group accounts for over half of Intel’s revenues. Both moves appear to be smart moves per Zinser’s success at Micron and Holthaus’ performance through their career.
That is it for the update this week. Love seeing all of the news for our oil and energy positions, that sector has been on fire recently! Let’s kill it next week and keep our eyes open for more good buying opportunities! Let me know what you think of the progress so far, share with me your progress and questions, interact with me on twitter and Instagram using the links below!


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Cider is a It can vary widely in taste, from dry to sweet, and its alcohol content is usually quite low, usually less than 8% ABV. Ciders are usually produced in two different styles: ‘still’ and ‘sparkling’.
Still cider is less carbonated and tends to have a fuller body and a more complex flavour profile than sparkling cider, which is more carbonated and lighter.
Cider is widely produced and widely enjoyed around the world. It has a special place in many different cultures, where its history and traditions are very much alive and celebrated. England has a long history with cider, with centuries-old orchards and classic recipes.
Cider making is also popular in France, Italy, Spain, Germany and Scandinavia. In the United States, craft ciddependent producers crafting an array of unique, local styles.
There are also cider producers in New Zealand
In addition to being enjoyed as a refreshment, cider is often used in cocktails and cooking. Its sweetness and acidity make it a good pairing for seafood, pork, and other dishes. It’s also a classic component of traditional festive drinks such as ‘Wassail’, a hot mulled cider made with spices, citrus and sweeteners.
Who owns Shacksbury cider?
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How many calories are in Woodchuck cider?
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Which cider is gluten free?
Are all apple ciders gluten-free?
Is drinking cider good for you?
Shacksbury cider is owned by David Dolginow and Colin Davis. Dolginow and Davis first met in 2011 and decided to team up in 2012 to create Shacksbury from local apples in Vermont. The mission of the company is to bring ancient cider-making techniques back to life.
They have done this by sourcing heirloom apples from old orchards in the region. In addition, the company has built a cidery in Shoreham, Vermont, where the two are based, that packages and sells the ciders.
In 2020, they also opened their own taproom on site. Shacksbury cidermedalsThe U. S.
National Homebrew Competition, along with recognition by national publications such as Men’s Journal, Food & Wine Magazine, and Draft Magazine. The company also works with other local businesses to produce cider-centric experiences such as behind-the-scenes tours, cask dinners, and cooking classes.
Cider is a fermented alcoholic beverage typically made from a variety of apples, but can also be made from other fruits. The origin of cider can be traced back to Britain and other parts of Europe, where apples have been grown for centuries.
In Europe, cider has long been a popular beverage choice and today many countries, such as France, Spain, Germany and Italy, have their own versions of cider. However, the country most closely associated with cider is Britain, with the major commercial brands of cider having been developed in this country.
Famous British cider brands such as Thatchers, Strongbow and Magners are some of the most popular ciders in the world and can be found in many bars and pubs in the UK.
Arlo Cider is a craft cider brand created and produced in Portland, Oregon. Arlo Cider is certified organic and made with real, local ingredients sourced from local farmers, wineries, breweries, and cider makers.
Arlo Cider includes a variety of rotating flavors, all of which are made in small batches and handcrafted with attention to detail. The ciders range from dry and complex to sweet and juicy. Some of the flavors that have been released in the past include Apple Pie, Peach Melomel, The Pillager, and Barrel Aged Cider.
Arlo Cider is not only known for its great tasting ciders, but also for its sustainable and eco-friendly approach. Their mission is to reduce the amount of packaging used for their ciders and to source the ingredients for their ciders from local farms and suppliers, as well as making corporate donations to local charities and organizarlo Cider encourages their customers to recycle their bottles and cans, and also collects and upcycles their spent fruit. As a cider maker, Arlo is dedicated to creating delicious craft ciders with natural, healthy ingredie
Yes, Woodchuck cider is still available. The Woodchuck Hard Cider brand was created by Green Mountain Beverage in 1991, and it has grown to become the top-selling hard cider in America. It is available in cans and bottles in select stores across the country.
You can also purchase Woodchuck ciders and hard ciders online from thssic Granny Smith apples to a seasonal selection of ciders. In addition, they offer special limited-edition ciders like Hoodoo, a dry hopped cidery, along with new flavors like their raspberry cider and oaked pear cider.
Woodchuck also has a variety of mix packs that let you sample multiple flavors at once. So whether you’re enjoying it at home, on the go, or even at a bar or restaurant, you can find Woodchuck cider near you!.
Woodchuck cider was first sold in 1991 by Long Trail Brewing Company, operating out of Bridgewater Corners, Vermont. The first batches were brewed in a local shed owned by the co-founder, Greg Failing.
The cider quickly became popular with local Vermont residents. In 1996, Long Trail Brewing Co. was purchased by Fitzgerald & Leakey Brands, a Missouri-based brewery, who continued to produce Woodchuck cider.
In 2003, the company was again sold, this time purchased by Irish brewer C&C Group Plc. C&C continued to brew the ciders that had made Woodchuck popular, under the Long Trail Brewing Co. name. In 2019, the company was acquired by the company Charter Oak Brewing Co.
, of Stamford Connecticut. The deal solidified Charter Oak’s position in the cider business and allowed them to expand their product offerings. Thus Woodchuck Cider, now operated by Charter Oak Brewing Co.
, continues to produce high-quality ciders that have made the company a favorite among cider enthusiasts.
Yes, you can still get Woodpecker cider. Woodpecker cider is an English cider made by H. Weston & Sons since 1951. It is available in draught, bottled and canned form. The cider is made from a blend of cider apples sourced from the Westons range of orchards in Herefordshire, England.
It has a medium dry flavor and is approximately 4.5% ABV. The brand recently underwent a rebrand to bring a crisp and modern look to the traditional taste. It is available for purchase online and also at many pubs, bars and off licenses throughout the UK.
Yes, cider is a popular British drink. Cider has been made in Britain since the Iron Age, so it has been a part of British culture for centuries. It originated in the West Country of England, specifically in Devon and Somerset, but i.
Cider can be made from a variety of fruits, such as apples, pears, and plums, and it can be served in different ways, such as sparkling, still, or in a cask. It is now popular in many pubs and taverns across the United Kingdom and is often enjoyed at social gatherings.
In recent years, craft cider has become more popular, as more companies have started producing ciders in small batches with unique flavour combinations.
Woodchuck cider has a fruity, slightly sweet, and crisp taste. It has a light, bubbly texture with a slight tartness, balanced with aromas of apple and green apple. It’s refreshing and easy to drink, with a strong, natural apple flavor.
Depending on the variety, the cider can be slightly sweeter, more tart, or more carbonated. As you drink it, you get subtle hints of lime, pear, honey, and cinnamon. With a pleasant and balanced finish, Woodchuck cider is sure to please.
Woodchuck Hard Cider is known for having ciders that range from sweet to tart and has something for every taste bud. The type of cider sweetness depends on the flavor – Woodchuck’s Amber, Granny Smith, and Pear are sweet ciders and are made with a blend of apples for a sweet taste.
Their hoppier styles, like 802 and Dark & Dry, offer a unique balance between sweet and tart. Woodchuck’s Raspberry and Private Reserve flavors also deliver a sweet yet tangy punch and are made with real fruit.
Ultimately, Woodchuck offers a variety of ciders for everyone, so there is something for both sweet and tart cider lovers.
Woodchuck Hard Cider contains 130 calories per 12 ounce serving, or 166 calories per 16 ounce can. The sugar content is 12g per 12 ounces and 15g per 16 ounces. This can vary for the different flavors.
For instance, the Woodchuck Amber variety has a slightly lower calorie count of 120 calories per 12 ounce serving, or 153 calories per 16 ounce can.
The alcohol content of hard cider varies depending on the type of cider and where it was produced. Generally, hard ciders range from 4.5% to 8.5% alcohol by volume (ABV). The ABV of hard ciders produced in the United States tend to be stronger, often coming in over 6.9% ABV.
The United Kingdom produces a wide range of ciders, which typically range from 3% to 8.5% ABV. In addition, craft and artisanal ciders can vary significantly in their ABV depending on the maker.
Yes, Shacksbury Arlo cider is gluten free. It is made from 100% foraged and fermented appings, or added sugars. Furthermore, Shacksbury Arlo cider is made in a gluten-free facility and isnce Shacksbury Arlo cider is produced without any additional ingredients and is made in a gluten-free facility,  to enjoy.
Many ciders are gluten free, including many of the popular commercial brands. However, it is important to read labels and do additional research to ensure that the cider you are drinking is indeed gluten free.
Additionally, many craft brands of cider are also gluten free, though individual batches should be checked to ensure gluten-free statusr confirmation or verify on their website.
Common organic, gluten-free hard ciders include Magners, Crispin Ciders, Strongbow, and Kopparberg. Some of the gluten-free ciders from craft breweries include Ace (California), Woodchuck Hard Cider (Vermont), and Redhook Brewery (Washington).
Additionally, there are some ciders made with gluten-free grains such as quinoa, buckwheat, and rice that make for excellent gluten-free options. When searching for gluten-free ciders, ciders are not made with wheat or barley, as these are both common ingredients that contain gluten.
No, not all apple ciders are gluten-free. Ciders, which are made from fermented apple juice, may containlt, depending on how they are produced.
Ciders made from just apples and water are generally gluten-free, buto give their cider a certain flavor or consistency. You should always check the label of a cider to confirm it is gluten-free before consuming it.
Additionally, some cider manufacturers produce specialized gluten-free brands, which are identified with their own labels.pecific beer and cider you’re comparing. Generally speaking, cider is typically considered to be healthier than beer since it usually contains fewer calories, carbs, sugar, and alcohol content compared to most beer styles.
For example, many craft beers can have up to 500 or more calories per 12 oz. serving, whereas a standard glass of cider generally has fewer than 240. Additionally, beers often contain more carbs and sugar than ciders since they are usually made with higher malt content and may even contain additional flavorings and colorings.
Ciders are also naturally lower in alcohol content, as most contain more fruit juice and a smaller amount of malt. While either choice should always be consumed in moderation, having cider instead of beer may be the healthier option.
Drinking cider can be a good source of hydration and can be beneficial in some areas of overall health. Cider is generally made from fermented apples, whichimmune system healthy.
Drinking cider can also be a good way to get a moderate and phosphorus, that are usually found in fruits and vegetables. While it does contain some amount of sugar, it is usually no more than in other comparable beveragescalories and sugar content of cidthat are trying to maintain a healthy weight. An 8-ounce glass of cider, for example, can contain up to 30-40 grams of sugar, which may be too much for some peopleopt for lower-sugar varieties of cider when possiblebalance out the sugar content of cider.
Yes, cider does have sugar. Cider is made from fermenting apples and sugaDepending on the type of apples used and how much sugar they break down, the sugar content can vary.
Some types of ciders will have higher sugar content than others. Generally, sweet ciders have more sugar, while dry ciders have less sugar. The sugar content is listed on the label, so you can check if you’d like to know how much sugar is in your cider.
The amount of sugar in an Angry Orchard cider varies depending on the specific flavor. Generally speaking, the original flavor contains 7.7 grams of sugar per 12 ounce bottle, the crisp apple cider contains 7.
2 grams of sugar per 12 ounces and their hard ciders such as the Rosé, Apple Ginger and Pear Cider contain between 8 and 10 grams of sugar per 12 ounce bottle. If you’re watching your sugar intake it may be worth looking into the variety pack of Angry Orchard Hard Ciders, many of which are brewed at a lower ABV and contain less specific gravity, containing only 5.5-6.
5 grams per 12 ounces.
Apple cider alcohol is typically made through a process known as fermentation. The cider is made through freshly pressed apples, which are then mixed with yeast and sugar. During fermentation, te.
The longer the fermentation process, the more alcohol made in the cider. Once it reaches the desired level of alcohol content,bottled. Depending on the region, different types of apples may be used for the cider, so it can have various flavors and levels of sweetness.
Apple cider alcohol can also be distilled to make a higher proof version of the beverage.
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