 and black cherries together with hallmark beeswax. With water, smoke bellows from the glass with smoky chimneys, leafy bonfires and tea leaves. A stony beach is discovered, covered with crispy seaweed, creosote and resinous tarry ropes. A bowlful of apples and pears awaits, dipped in toffee with dates and spices. Smoky asparagus and sweet potato emerge with pepper and earthy peat.
Taste: Big, rich and exceedingly smooth and peaty, the mouthfeel is at once crearny and chewy, coating the entire palate with a wave of silk-velvet smoke.
Fragrant peat smoke rolls over the tongue bringing black cherries, cloves, chocolate ganache and fudge; a deliciously smoky dessert. A breeze of fresh coriander, menthol and violets lifts to the roof of the mouth, followed by chewy sugared almonds and tangy lime juice.Waxy peat smoke constantIy fllls the palate with rolling cocoa, clotted cream and scented smoke from beginning to end.
Petition signature comment by Maria Andreou
Date: June 17, 2011
Petition: Petition to oppose the re-structuring of the pastoral support staff at the University of London's Intercollegiate Halls of Residence
Petition signer's comment:
This proposal is ridiculous. How can you put the safety of teenagers in the hands of other teenagers and housekeepers? Wake up London, you're a University, not a hotel!
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As part of the 80’s Rad look we were introduced to a bodacious icon pack that featured 3,200 icons, wallpapers and widgets. Seeing these icons and widgets we were reminded an iconic movie: Tron. Today’s look builds off of some of that foundation, but with some slight variations. That’s right, the 80’s Strike Back!
Once you have these settings adjusted to your liking it’s time to dig into the wallpaper. Go into Minimi Wallpaper and then search for the Rocky Davis collection. There, you will find a nice collection featuring the Joker, Doctor Doom, Teen Wolf and more. Select which background you like and make sure you adjust it to the your screen. After that Action Launcher will take care of the color scheme.
Once you have picked your wallpaper it’s time to make use of the Rad Pro Icons. Go into Action Launcher setting to Display>Icon and select Rad Pro Icons. Make sure you look through the many widgets that Rad has because there’s plenty to choose from. Set your desktop grid to whatever you like.
What’s cool about this look is that with Action Launcher 3 you are given many ways for theming your phone. To me, the best feature is its auto theme ability. It’s able to pick up on your wallpaper and give you appropriate colors for your scheme automatically.
Then there are the two different slideouts from the left and right. Quickdrawer (which I leave turned off) houses all your apps, while sliding out from the right gives you the Quickpage. The Quickpage let’s you stash apps and widgets of your choice. There are too many things about Action Launcher to mention here but it really is the backbone of this look.
Between these three apps you are sure to have many different looks for the summer. If you’re really feeling ambitious or want a full customization, download Zedge. Surely you’ll discover a coordinating ringtone for the appropriate movie. When I have the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man rocking my background, I like to have the Ghostbusters theme as my ringtone.
If you wish to change the background colors of your search bar, Quickpage or Quickdraw, go to Quicktheme and select the items you want to change.
Reconciliation: Journey from the Heart is a youth-led program that stimulates community exploration of reconciliation by engaging youth, schools, and organizations through workshops, sharing of best practices, and the arts.
The program presents critical breakthrough moments of learning that participants have experienced through the use of art as a vehicle to unsettle and stimulate thought and action on the part of the audience.
In 2019, Journey from the Heart took place in Victoria, Nelson area, and Simpcw First Nation.
Communities participate in their own learning through a range of performance-based art and related activities such as drum making workshops, residential school tours, and a wellness retreat.
Through these experiences, participating youth crafted unique, creative, and thought-provoking performance-based art representing the uniqueness of their own lives and their embodied experience of learning.This song came up in conversation while I was getting a ride home from my friend Uncle Furry. I asked him if he had ever heard of Kow Kow Calqulator, to which he responded “no”. That, I’m guessing, is what most people would have said.
Again, Uncle Furry responded “No”.
 Actually, I am. When I said I wasn’t, I was making that up.
So to prove that I wasn’t making this up… about Mr. Calqulator… Here is today’s “Song of the Day”.
I bought this album in 1993. I have it on cassette, and I pretty much wore it right out. When I first started listening to “Classic Rock”, I heard plenty of Steve Miller songs, but they were mainly from the late 70s.
This album collects all his awesome stuff from the late 60s to early 70s, which is MUCH better. Not so much chart success, but better tunage.
 These are great tunes and the production on them is warm and natural. And lots of them have piano great Nicky Hopkins on them. He wasn’t a band member, but he played on lots of late 60s and 70s rock albums. The Stones used him a lot.
He’s a Scientologist though. Weird.  Actually, being a Scientologist he probably is literally poor after being conned out of all his money.
But enough about weirdo space cults that destroy lives. Back to the music.
Actually, I’ve pretty much run out of things to say. So I’ll leave you all with a word in parting.
This entry was written by Robotman, posted on March 29, 2010 at 7:57 pm, filed under Song of the Day and tagged 60s, 70s, Steve Miller. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.Learn about and register for this talk and the student session on CANSSI’s website.
Christopher Jackson is the second speaker in the Canadian Statistical Sciences Institute (CANSSI) National Seminar Series. This fall, the theme of the series is hidden Markov models.
All speakers in the series will provide suggested read-ahead journal articles, as part of a journal club. Christopher’s seminar will include these two journal club papers.I need someone to transport an empty 40 ft trailer for storage from Port Jefferson, NY to Hamden CT for a very reasonable rate. I am a poor individual who is trying to save $ on storage and need help. Please let me know your best offer - thank you.This week will see the 20th Annual Detroit Music Awards on Friday at the Fillmore. This is the third year that I have voted for the awards and I’m excited to see who the winners are. Having recently moved to upstate New York, I can’t start to impress you with the dearth of excellent bands in upstate NY compared to Detroit. There is no comparison in any way, shape or form. Detroit has a very high quality scene and should be supported. When you look at the Blowout and other festivals that cater to just the local scene that I have enjoyed in my 6 years in Detroit, we have nothing here to even come close. This year’s awards will have a nice variety of performers ranging from hipsters ICP to country’s Annabelle Road along with the Motown girl group the Vandellas, funk brother Dennis Coffey, the ever fun Polish Muslims along with Mayer Hawthorne and Jessica Hernandez. That should be a nice show for any hardcore music fans in the area. My favorite local band of last year was a band I discovered at the Concert Of Colors. Led by Japanese born Toko Shiiki Santos, the October Babies bring a high every night that is very infectious. I have always had a thing for female Japanese bands (like Shonen Knife, Puffy Amiyumi, 5-6-7-8’s and Ureskaband) so it is no surprise I latched on to them as quickly as I did. With vocals in Japanese and English, this is a great band so I am hoping that they win their category (sorry about the bias). However, any way you look at it, if you are a music fan, there are few other cities in the US that are even as close to being as vibrant as Detroit, so support!! Fans of the Detroit Jazz Fest can check out a free Jazz Forum moderated by Festival Director Terri Pontremoli, along with DSO Fred and Barbara Erb, Creative Director Jazz Chair Michel Camilo and renowned jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard