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Reviews by Crawfordesquire:
4.75/5 rDev +10.7%
09-28-2013 14:04:18 | More by Crawfordesquire
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4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
03-10-2014 18:01:45 | More by distantmantra
5/5 rDev +16.6%
01-26-2014 23:16:36 | More by OldManBike
3.75/5 rDev -12.6%
12-18-2013 15:15:25 | More by crowbar540
5/5 rDev +16.6%
12-12-2013 11:09:37 | More by chrisxdodge
4.75/5 rDev +10.7%
09-15-2013 13:49:25 | More by TysonA
4/5 rDev -6.8%
08-28-2013 05:00:19 | More by geuze_gone_wild
4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
08-15-2013 07:39:01 | More by AgentMunky
4.49/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Had on tap at the Burgundian.
A: Pours a hazy orange with a small white cap on top that reduces to a thin layer on top. Fantastic lacing down the sides.
S: Lots of orange and citrus, tropical fruits with a little bit of pine at the end. A fantastic aroma, extremely inviting.
T: More of the same on the flavor profile, tons of citrus - orange, orange rind, some red grapefruit with some faint malt underneath.
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
O: A great beer by Boneyard, glad I was able to drink a bunch of it.
Serving type: on-tap
08-15-2013 01:55:03 | More by mdaschaf
4.45/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Had it on tap at the local down the street (Toronado)
Simply one of the best 2IPA's I've had in a long time, maybe one of my all-time favorites. Pours golden with a nice thick head - nose is pure sticky grapefruit cascade/simcoe smell with some balancing grassy, herbal notes. Really good nose.
Taste is equally incredible, just clean, almost perfect IPA, no stickiness, no alcohol burn (surprising at 10%)...among the most balanced 2IPA's I've ever had.
I tried this at the brewery a couple years ago when I was in bend and remember liking it, but totally forgot how good it was.
Serving type: on-tap
08-07-2013 16:09:13 | More by benclimbs
4.48/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
On tap at Toronado poured into a generic tulip glass.
Yellow-orange color, finger thick head that disipated quickly.
Smell of crushed blueberries an hay.
Tastes like a cross between fruit punch and a clean hot IPA in a good way.
Most prominent are mango and grilled pinneapple flavors.
Very strong but very smooth.
Reminds me of Double Mtn's white ale
Serving type: on-tap
07-31-2013 02:37:23 | More by dudeman
4/5 rDev -6.8%
07-31-2013 02:02:35 | More by funkel81
4.75/5 rDev +10.7%
07-25-2013 15:00:32 | More by clubarsky91
4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
07-20-2013 01:01:23 | More by billab914
4.5/5 rDev +4.9%
07-20-2013 00:40:14 | More by ambruns1979
4.08/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On tap at Apex yesterday... $5 for a 6 ounce pour (so pretty much the same price as the Boneyard notorious, when they have it on).
The beer pours a golden amber color with excellent head retention and considerable lacing. The nose is attractive, but it wasn't as pronounced as I was expecting. Still, I got some light tropical fruit, some light pine, and some noticeable dry citrus. The flavor profile replicated the nose, except there was just more of everything... more tropical fruit, and a nice hoppy bite on the finish. Mouthfeel was medium bodied at most, and as with the notorious, this beer is very light on its feet for such a big beer. You can tell the alcohol is up there, but there's no sense of heat, with alcohol very well integrated into the flavor profile.
A nice beer, but have to confess that I prefer the hop venom and notorious to this beer.
Serving type: on-tap
07-13-2013 14:15:43 | More by John_M
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4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
07-13-2013 04:58:49 | More by mikeincharleston
4/5 rDev -6.8%
07-12-2013 22:38:12 | More by optophobia
4.75/5 rDev +10.7%
07-11-2013 01:55:11 | More by BigE90
3.5/5 rDev -18.4%
07-09-2013 18:59:29 | More by PZBREW
3.54/5 rDev -17.5%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
On tap at Apex bar.
A: Golden orange color with a thin ring of head but good lacing.
N: Hops show up as dried pineapple and some onion. Grapefruit and some earth. Don't get much pine, surprisingly. Also, this is not as intensely hoppy or as clean as I'd hope and expect.
T: Really quite sweet with more 'hop juice' than alpha acids. Seems to be more along the lines of a sweetened barleywine.
M: Sticky and big bodied. I really like the resinous texture of this one.
O: Not my favorite thing from Boneyard. Despite being big and burly, the hops just aren't shining through here like they do in RPM or Hop Venom. It's a good beer, but not top tier.
Serving type: bottle
07-09-2013 15:03:27 | More by writerLJBerg
4.26/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Drank on-tap at Toronado, San Francisco, CA
Served in a cervoise
Hazy, dark orangey-amber appearance. The small, off-white head fell to a thin cap of froth. Streaks of drippy lacing coated the top portion of the glass.
The nose was hoppy and punchy. Intense, citrusy hop notes. Orange peel was quite apparent. Some tropical fruits. Good amount of caramel malt sweetness. Touch of brown sugar.
The flavor profile was very similar to the aroma. Super hoppy. Candied orange peel dominated. Rich caramel malts came through on the front end. Tropical fruits were noticeable in the center. Ruby red grapefruit appeared in the finish. Overall, very nicely balanced.
The mouthfeel was super smooth with a fine moderate effervescence. Slick and creamy. Fuller bodied for the style.
Boneyard Brewing's Nefarious is a flavorful yet immensely drinkable double IPA. This is definitely worth seeing out.
Serving type: on-tap
07-06-2013 02:19:36 | More by Damian
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -18.4%
07-03-2013 23:39:47 | More by dangeru
4.25/5 rDev -0.9%
07-03-2013 16:50:23 | More by gueuzegossage
4/5 rDev -6.8%
07-03-2013 03:37:39 | More by John11486
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Directed By: Mike Rohl
Original Airdate: 4 November 2011
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Dean heads to Lily Dale, NY after he hears a news report about two psychics getting killed. When he pulls in to town, he discovers it is a town full of psychics. Every storefront and house offers palm readings, tarot, seances, and every kind of fortune telling you can imagine (it is later explained that Lily Dale became a haven for mediums as a place where they could live in peace - much like that town in Florida where carneys spend their off time). Dean finds Sam already in town, in his FBI duds. He is not happy to see Dean, but begrudgingly agrees to work the case together.
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Jimmy, who runs the consignment shop, gives Sam the address of a person who bought all the necessary items to bind bones. As soon as Sam gets there he discovers it is a pregnant yoga class or something. Jimmy is the culprit; he sent Sam on a wild goose chase. Jimmy's plan was to kill the headliners of the annual psychic convention until they had no choice but to hire Jimmy. He has real power, but is a shlub with no stage presence, so he won't get fame and fortune like the others. Sam fights with him, shoots him, and burns Margaret's bones before she can kill Melanie.
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Did I miss something? What happened to the Impala? Why is Dean driving around in a stolen Dodge, painted a hideous combination of sky blue and primer?
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When Sam destroyed Margaret's bones, he found them in Jimmy's bed. Creepy, yes, but allows for Dean's terrible pun: "I can't believe he was boning her."
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Sam is not happy to be working with Dean again, and he is unsuccessful at hiding it. Dean finally confronts his brother about it: "I know you are pissed, but enough is enough." Sam is mad that Dean killed his friend, but in Dean's mind, he killed a monster that herself had already killed four people. Sam can't argue with that logic. "You can be pissed all you want," Dean tells him, "but quit being a bitch about it." By the end of the episode, Sam has decided to travel with Dean. He can't blame his brother for his decision, but he was upset by Dean's guilt; like that guilt should be telling Dean that he did something wrong. "I went with my gut," he says, and admits he has been having a hard time trusting anyone since Castiel went nuclear.
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My guess is a full crowd, yes.
Had they lost to the Rams things might have been different.
Big Rivalry game, still a meaningful game
but it's Thanksgiving and the Jets are 4-6..
Should one expect a big crowd or not? Im thinking 60,000 will be there.
My guess is a full crowd, yes.
Had they lost to the Rams things might have been different.
Stay home and dont ruin your thanksgiving. The pats r the best team in the afc and the defense is much much better with talib back there. Its gonna be a slaughter.
Pats 30
Jets 10
Beating the Rams is the worst thing that could have happened. A loss and an empty building on national TV could have hit home with Woody. Now I suspect a decent crowd will witness the blowout. We'll follow it up with a few meaningless wins on the way to another good-enough-so-no-one-gets-fired 8-8 record. Yay.
They may announce the crowd at 75,000, realistically, I'm expecting a little more than half full.
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Chicago Outfit-connected thief Joseph Scalise of Clarendon Hills was sentenced to nearly nine years in prison Wednesday for his role in planning the robbery of an armored truck in La Grange and the break-in of a Bridgeport-based mob boss's home, The Doings reported Thursday.
The Doings reported that Scalise was given the minimum sentence by Judge Harry D. Leinenweber.
, the 74-year-old thief gained infamy in 1980 when he helped steal the 45-carat Marlborough Diamond from a London jewelry store. The diamond has never been found, but Scalise was convicted and given 13 years in prison. According to the Associated Press, Scalise told reporters outside of the hearing Wednesday that if insurers wanted to pay enough money, they could get the diamond back.
Scalise has a long criminal history ABC Chicago reported, which includes being tied to mob murders. He was arrested most recently when the FBI busted plans by Scalise; Robert Pullia, 70; and Arthur "The Genius" Rachel, 73, to rob an armored car in La Grange and to commit the home invasion of a deceased Chicago mob boss' former home in Chicago. According to Fox Chicago News, they were arrested outside the boss' home in Chicago in 2010.
According to the FBI, Scalise, Pullia and Rachel were attempting an armed robbery of the First National Bank of La Grange. The FBI had been working with La Grange police since a robbery at a Harris Bank branch on La Grange Road, for which the robbers made off with more than $100,000.
Police recovered DNA evidence that indicated Scalise was in the getaway car.
The men were getting ready for the First National robbery, and planned to steal a bag of cash that was to be picked up by an armored car. Scalise and his accomplices were seen near the bank conducting surveillance many times, according to the FBI.
Fox reported that before being busted for the most recent charges, Scalise worked as a technical advisor on the 2008 film Public Enemies, starring Johnny Depp.
When Scalise was arrested in 2010, his address was 5729 Clarendon Hills Rd. in Clarendon Hills, according to Fox.


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The Body of St. Bernadette
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About the bodies of the mysterious incorruptibles -- pious individuals whose remains do not decompose after death. The bodies have not been embalmed or mummified, which makes the phenomenon even more mysterious.
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The story of Dashi-Dorzho Itigilov might be an interesting one, but the story of his body after his death is more interesting. His body was examined by monks only to find that it did not decay.
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Bread for an Italian Hot Dog
The only place to get authentica pizza bread for Newark Style Italian Hot Dogs is New Jersey. Try contacting the following bakeries that make this bread and see if they will ship it to you.
DiPaola's, Union and Newark
Calandra's, Newark.
Columbus, Newark
America's, Irvington
Sorrentino's, East Hanover
Carmen's, Union
JP's, Parsippany
Iberia, Elizabeth
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Scotch Plains Jimmy Buff's uses bread from America's. East Hanover gets theirs from Sorrento's. These two and Carmen's are my favorites, but all listed are good with the possible exception of Calandra's. I've had the bread fall apart when using it at home and when I had an Italian Hot Dog at JoJo's in Toms River. However it was ok when I had it at Bubba's in Lyndhurst.
There are more bakeries that make this bread. I can't remember all of them.
my opinion is to go to the best local pizza place and let him bake it for you, has to be super fresh. let him double the thickness that he would use for a calzone.
The bread in Nj is way too thick.
An Italian hot dog imao has to be fresh oil and not too long in the oil at all.
Peanut oil is the best.
Italian hot dogs are overrated, give me a Johnny and Hanges slaw dog with sweet relish.
Kosher dog grilled with mustard and kraut also on the A list.
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Give this a thought. Along with the best bread you can find, think tortillas. My ex is from upstate New York and had moved to Houston where we met. She introduced me to Italian sausage, we'd bring in suitcases from Rochester, and we went Texan, grilled it over charcoal, with peppers and onions, tortillas, and good hot sauce on a hot flour tortilla, really delicious. Just a thought for a change of pace, a different menu item, tacos are huge everywhere now.
We have "pizza breads" here in NY you can quarter that make great buns for Italian Hot Dogs to sit in. These breads can appropriately be found in the lovely Italian neighborhood of Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, New York. The two bakeries that sell the best ones are Terranova, and Addeo (IIRC). Get a contact in NY who will ship them out West to you. Definitely worthwhile.
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Terranova --> http://www.terranovabakery.com/
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Bartholomew Qualifies for USATF Indoor Nationals
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Former Valparaiso track and field standout Steve Bartholomew (Valparaiso, Ind./Morgan Township) has qualified for the USA Track and Field (USATF) Indoor Track and Field Championships in the weight throw, to be held March 1 in Boston, Mass.
Bartholomew has already surpassed the qualifying threshold of 65'0" in the weight throw for this year's national championships on three occasions. His best toss of the season came Dec. 20 at the Ted Haydon Holiday Classic in Chicago, Ill., where he registered a mark of 66'8 3/4". He also bested the qualifying standard Dec. 6 at the Redbird Open in Normal, Ill. (65'11") and Jan. 16 at the Mike Lints Alumni Open in Allendale, Mich. (65'2 3/4").
Bartholomew, who is currently working as an administrative assistant with the Crusader track and field squad and is enrolled in the MBA program at Valparaiso University, was named the Outstanding Field Performer at both the Horizon League Indoor and Outdoor Championships last year as a senior. He went on to be recognized as the Horizon League Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Year after placing 16th at the NCAA Indoor Championships in the weight throw.
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Machine Safety: More on shared responsibilities
Broad responsibilities of designing and building a safe machine from the supplier perspective were detailed in a November Control Engineering article by Steve Wright. Issues beyond that include additional shared responsibilities.
In the November issue of Control Engineering, Steve Wright wrote a great article explaining the broad responsibilities of designing and building a safe machine. Steve is directly on point from the supplier perspective. Now, let's take this discussion one step further.
I've often wondered, given the U.S. model for enforcement, why we write safety standards for machine design but enforce safety via OSHA who only looks at the users of machines? By default, I've heard several people state that machinery OEMs in the U.S. are not regulated (by OSHA) to build safe machines. It seems that OSHA will go into an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) facility and cite worker safety issues but they don't evaluate the machine they're manufacturing.
Having said that, the reasons (in my opinion) that Steve's article is so relevant is that OEMs need to build safe machines because:
- Company policy
- Industry best practices
- It's right to reduce points of hazard
- Global compliance for export
- Compliance to customer specifications
- Potential fault in litigation
These are some of the points which can easily be realized by reviewing the model comparisons between Europe and the USA in the graph on the left. You can readily see that it's considered illegal for an OEM to build an unsafe machine in Europe.
So, I believe the reason Steve's article is so important here in the U.S. is for OEMs comply with the safety standards, which helps users purchasing safe machines to provide a safer place for employees to work. Additionally, OSHA's enforcement of the user community for installed machines further helps to provide a safer environment for employees.
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NORMAN – It was less than two days after Oklahoma's players, coaches and fans celebrated a victory most considered monumental and 12 days before the Sooners make their annual walk down the ramp at the Cotton Bowl.
What Oklahoma had done and what loomed two Saturdays away was on the mind of many. But all the 11th-ranked Sooners wanted to talk about Monday was their next game: TCU at 6 p.m. Saturday at Owen Field.
"We can't have a letdown whatsoever. We have to win," OU linebacker Corey Nelson said.
OU's right where it wants to be.
It just won a highly-anticipated game against a traditional power. The win over the Notre Dame was OU's first since 1956 and ended a seven-game losing streak against the Irish.
The Red River rivalry, a 365-day-a-year obsession for many Sooner fans, arrives Oct. 12.
Conventional wisdom says this is the time most teams might kick back and take a break. If not physically, then mentally.
OU coach Bob Stoops didn't buy the premise in his weekly press conference Monday.
"We don't play four games. We didn't set the whole season up and work all year round to beat Notre Dame. It's part of the cycle," he said. "We've got another game this week, an important one.
"They're all Big 12 games coming. No one around here is ever satisfied with beating one team. That's not how it works. Maybe some other places, but not here. We've got to win this week and then the following week and the following week."
In his previous 14 seasons, OU is 12-2 in the game prior to the Red River rivalry. The last time the Sooners went down to Dallas following a loss was 2007.
Perhaps players have completely bought into the notion the next game is just as important as the last. Even if some haven't fully invested, the fact the Horned Frogs (2-2, 0-1 Big 12) entered the season as a contender for the Big 12 Conference title grabs some attention.
"They're very, very good and we have to bring our 'A' game because they're going to bring theirs," Nelson said. "So that's why I say it's the most important game of the season so far. But this is actually a conference game that we have to win in order to take that next step to try and win the Big 12 championship."
Many OU teams have said things like that in the past, yet failed to deliver the weekly focus required to make it so.
Many teams — including former OU squads — have been susceptible to letdowns.
The Sooners will know what kind of team they are by Saturday night. Teams that put together great seasons take confidence from big wins and build on them. They don't have suffer a letdwon becasue they just won a big game and the Texas game is less than two weeks away.
"Every year, we have have Texas in the same position, so we always have someone before and after them," Stoops said. "Whereever they are doesn't matter. Everything is on TCU, period.
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Home Care Medical, Inc. one of Wisconsins largest and most respected providers of home infusion, home medical equipment, and respiratory care, is pleased to welcome the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation (UMDF) for a Family Meeting on Thursday, July 17, 2014.
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Home Care Medical, Inc. one of Wisconsins largest and most respected providers of home infusion, home medical equipment, and respiratory care is pleased to welcome the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation (UMDF) for a Family Meeting on Thursday, July 17, 2014.
As part of the national Grand Rounds program, UMDF is pleased to welcome speaker, Dr. Marni Falk, Assistant Professor in the Division of Human Genetics, Pediatrics Department at the Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine. Dr. Falk directs the CHOP Mitochondrial Genetics Diagnostic Clinic to aid in the evaluation and management of individuals of all ages suspected with mitochondrial disease. In addition, Dr. Falk is actively involved in developing improved diagnostic approaches for mitochondrial disease, including whole exome sequencing, and organizer of a global effort to establish a common Mitochondrial Disease Sequence Data Resource (MSeqDR) that will enhance understanding of the genetic causes and global metabolic consequences of mitochondrial respiratory chain disease, as well as pharmacologic therapies.
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Map DotA 6.78b AI Download Expected
IceFrog has updated DotA with an all-new 6.78c and it is expected that there will be an AI version for 6.78b in the near future.
Last week, the creator of DotA AI map has given his thoughts on the recent 6.78 release.
Superwaitsum updated his official blog with a new blog post.
Superwaitsum went to work and managed to get the custom DotA 6.78 AI map in development. The bad news, he won't release it today or tomorrow although he is looking to unleash it this month.
Of course, he will work on DotA 6.78b AI eventually as he must follow the newest version of the map.
So you can expect that the AI version of DotA 6.78c's release this month.
Nonetheless, if you are interested to be a beta tester for the aforementioned map, you can contact him through email.
Let's hear what Superwaitsum has to say about DotA 6.78 AI release:
Hello to all DoTA Fun fans, I have had several time problems and have been very busy last month, i have also seen that 6.78 map has been released, I'm trying to finish the map this month, maybe with less features than planned, but updated to latest AI map (even if 6.78 AI is released in this month), sorry for the inconveniences.
Most problems come from testing all heroes, and I have received several mails and PM of people that want to help me in development of Fun Map, thats why I'm now offering people that visit this blog to be beta testers, I will only need weekly reports of the beta map.
If someone want to be a beta tester, please contact me through email.
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|16 Zarah Cecich
2012: Played in all 27 matches for the Pirates and started in 25 while seeing action in 89 sets...Tied the ECU single-game record with 72 assists against Campbell (8/24) in the season opener...Led the Pirates with 650 assists to average 7.30 assists per set which also ranks 10th in the conference...Third on the team in service aces with 14 and averaged 0.16 per set...Finished the season with 43 kills (0.48 per set), 85 digs (0.96 per set), and 24 total blocks...Collected a career-high seven kills versus UTEP (11/9)...Tied her career-best in digs with eight versus Tulane (11/11)...Matched her career-high three blocks on four occasions during the season...Led the team in assists on 23 occasions...Was the team leader in service aces four times...Tied for the team lead with three total blocks versus Charlotte (8/25).
2011: Experienced action in 26 matches and 72 sets while making 20 starts...Started 20 of her last 22 contests played...Paced the team with 382 assists and 5.31 assists per set as she split the setting duties with Kavanaugh...Best effort of the season occurred against Tulane (10/28) when she recorded four kills, 38 assists, four service aces and two blocks...Posted a campaign-best eight digs versus George Mason (9/17) at the Thunder Invitational...Racked up three blocks each in matches with UNC Wilmington and UCF (9/30).
Crown Point High School: Competed as a three-sport athlete at Crown Point High School where she owns the single-season and career assist records with 763 and 1,642, respectively...Also finished her prep career ranked second at Crown Point in all-time sets played (375) and total blocks (260), as well as fourth in solo blocks (69) and fifth in kills (532)...During her final season alone, she amassed the record 763 assists, 39 aces, 194 digs, 30 solo blocks, 85 total blocks and 79 kills...Was also a member of the basketball and track squads...As a senior, led the Bulldog volleyball team to a 25-10 overall record and a 9-4 mark in the Duneland Athletic Conference - good for third-place...Was named the squad's co-MVP and became the first Crown Point volleyball athlete selected for the Indiana North-South All-Star Game...Subsequently earned All-DAC honors to go along with her nod as MVP at the 2010 Chestertown Tournament, at which Crown Point won the title...Earned academic all-state honorable-mention recognition.
Personal: Born Zarah Elizabeth Cecich on September 6, 1992...Daughter of David and Elizabeth Cecich...Majoring in communications.


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Handing Over the Family Business? Never Too Early to Start Succession Planning
After years of entrepreneurship, you're looking forward to the day when you can retire, secure in the knowledge that the business you've built is safe for another generation. But planning to hand over the family business takes a succession plan.
Selling A Business: What You Put In is What You Get Out
You've put your blood, sweat and tears into building your business, and now it's time to sell a business. But potential buyers won't flock to your business if you simply put up a for sale sign, says Jim Chamberlain, a management counselor and financial expert with SCORE, a nonprofit organization that serves small businesses.
Before You Sell Your Company, Conduct a Business Valuation
If youre preparing to sell your business, you'll first need to know how much your company is worth by conducting a business valuation. It will give you, your investors and potential buyers a good idea of what your businesss value is by looking at both tangible assets like real estate and cash, as well as intangible assets like intellectual property.
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The right business broker can help your small business find a source of potential buyers and aid in the sale of your company. Learn what you need to know to find the right business broker.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "With the 2007 Barolo Cerretta Altare demonstrates the elegance that can be coaxed from this site in Serralunga. The Cerretta is the only Barolo Altare makes from vineyards outside his hometown of La Morra, but the house style nevertheless comes through in spades. Dark fruit, tar, licorice, smoke..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "This is a superb set of wines from Giorgio Rivetti. The 2008 Barbareschi are among the strongest wines of the year, while the 2007 Barolo Campe is the best wine to emerge from Rivetti's vineyards in Grinzane Cavour. The La Spinetta style focusing on wines of great textural richness remains..
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---- — ELK RAPIDS — Michigan Lt. Gov. Brian Calley will speak Friday to business leaders in Elk Rapids.
Misty Youngson, executive director of the Elk Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce, said Calley will offer a "general legislative update about what's happening around the state."
Calley's speech is part of a new quarterly Lunch and Lecture Series launched by the chamber. A Feb. 7 luncheon will address travel and tourism in Antrim County and the region. An April 17 luncheon will touch on the issue of public transportation.
"We want to increase awareness on business-oriented topics for our members and non members," said Youngson. "We want to be seen as a service organization for businesses."
Friday's event will be held at the Elk Rapids AmVets Post 114, 410 Bridge St. Registration and networking begins at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are $20 for chamber members and $25 for non-members.
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Health Department acts to protect residents from Salmonella
The City of Kansas City, Mo., Health Department is taking steps to protect residents in response to the recent alerts by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration warning about possible Salmonella Typhimurium contamination in peanut butter products.
The department's Food Protection Program is contacting establishments that are likely to carry or serve the products to assure their awareness of the recalls. Food code enforcement inspectors are calling the establishments and making spot checks for the various products. A current list of recalled products is available at http://www.kcmo.org/health. Additional recall information is available at http://www.fda.gov.
The Communicable Disease Prevention Division regularly monitors hospital and laboratory reports for cases of Salmonella and other infectious diseases. At this time, no cases linked to the outbreak have been reported in Kansas City. If a case is reported, the Health Department will work to determine the source of the infection and prevent further infections from that source.
"Many of the steps being taken are behind the scenes," said Clyde Bolton, deputy director of the Health Department. "It is important that the people of Kansas City know that we are constantly working to protect their health."
More information on Salmonella Typhimurium is available at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Web site, http://www.cdc.gov/salmonella.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma's state superintendent says public schools need nearly $40 million in new funding to finish out the current fiscal year, mostly as a result of recently enacted mandates approved by lawmakers.
Superintendent Janet Barresi outlined her request for a $37.7 million supplemental appropriation Tuesday before a joint House and Senate budget panel.
Barresi said districts need $15 million to pay for remediation to help students to pass new end-of-instruction tests that went into effect last year and an additional $6.5 million for a new requirement that students demonstrate reading proficiency before advancing to the fourth grade.
Barresi said money also is needed to pay for increased benefit costs for teachers and to cover an increase in the number of students, saying she wants a $289 million increase in next year's budget.
Superintendent Barresi will visit Norman Public Schools from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 8, for a day of meetings and an invite-only community forum in the Nancy O'Brian Performing Arts Center, 1809 Stubbeman Ave.
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ESL Studies Certificate
The certificate in English as a Second Language Studies aims to improve the preparation of instructors in junior colleges, colleges, and private schools. This certificate differs from the College of Education's Add-On ESOL Endorsement for state certified public school teachers, although it covers two of the five required courses for an Add-On ESOL Endorsement. (Add-On means this endorsement can be added to an existing teaching certificate from the State of Florida). Our approach is to increase students' linguistic knowledge in general and that of English in particular, so that they may better appreciate the structure of English and that of the first language(s) of their students.
The Certificate in English as a Second Language Studies may be awarded in conjunction with an academic major at the graduate and undergraduate levels, or to students holding a BA or higher degree. This certificate shows a student's concentration in ESL studies. All courses taken in the curriculum may be applied toward other general and specific graduation requirements. ESL courses in our curriculum which were taken to fulfill other requirements at FAU may be applied to the certificate. All courses counting toward the certificate must be completed with a grade of B- or better and with an over-all average of B.
The following list of 15 credit hours comprises the required core courses. One equivalent three-credit course may be transferred from another accredited institution or program with the advice and consent of the Director.
Prerequisites: None. However, FOL 3880 Research and Bibliographic Methods (3 credits) is strongly recommended for students who have not had such a course.
Required courses: Five courses (15 credit hours) from the following:
LIN 3010 Introduction to Linguistics or LIN 4680 Structure of English
- TSL 4251/6252 Applied Linguistics and TESOL
- TSL 5345 Methods of Teaching English to Speakers of other Languages (TESOL) and Bilingual Education or FLE 5892 Foreign Language Teaching Practicum
- LIN 4620/6622 Bilingualism or LIN 4600/6601 Sociolinguistics
- LIN 6720 Second Language Acquisition or LIN 4905 equivalent
For more information visit our website at www.fau.edu/ESL or contact the director of the program, Dr. Prisca Augustyn ( firstname.lastname@example.com ). For the Department of Languages, Linguistics, and Comparative Literature and the linguistics program visit www.fau.edu/LLCL.
The PAR program provides conditional admission for academically qualified international students who need access to English language and other academic and social preparation for success in a U.S. university setting. PAR students will be fully integrated into the Florida Atlantic University community and learn English, hone study habits and absorb cultural nuances that will lead to success in their studies at FAU.


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Heparin is a medicine that prevents or retards the clotting of blood. Heparin allows the body's natural clot dissolution mechanisms to break down clots that have formed. It is used to prevent the formation of clots and extension of existing clots within the blood.
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Talis is a privately owned software company whose mission is to apply technology and data to help transform education. Talis Aspire enables academics and librarians to find, bookmark, manage and track usage of recommended learning resources for students. The aggregated data in the Talis Network consists of over 1.5 million resources (textbooks, ebooks, journals, documents, videos and web pages), recommended by academics from all subject areas, and used by over 1 million students around the world. The data and the connections between users, subjects, courses, and resources represent an Education Graph which enables collective intelligence features that puts the knowledge of the whole network to work for the user, in order to help improve teaching and learning.
Dave joined Talis in June 2003 from SurfKitchen Inc, a Venture Capital backed wireless mobile software startup based in Zurich and London. As Chief Technology Officer he worked with the founders and management team to refine their technology and business strategy to position the company for growth with early adopting customers, strategic partners and investors. Previously, he worked for The Sage Group plc (one of the world's leading business software providers) as CTO and before that as Research and Development Director for Sage (UK) Ltd. After joining Talis in June 2003, Dave took responsibility for the company's products, services and infrastructure before taking the role of CEO in September 2004. He leads the senior management team and as part of the executive team, is responsible for defining and communicating the company's strategy. Dave has a BSc in Mathematics and a Postgraduate qualification in Mathematics and Physical Education.
Justin joined Talis in January 2000 from Morse Group plc, a leading European technology supplier. After receiving his Master of Physics from Oxford University, Justin joined IBM working first in the defence and aerospace sector for the British Army and later for Natwest Bank. Justin left IBM to join an internet start up company based at Birmingham University where he was involved in product development, marketing and business strategy. Justin, is responsible for the Applications division of Talis and for Group strategy.
Tom joined Talis in September 2011 from ComQi (formerly EnQii), a VC-backed digital signage software and services group based in London, Jerusalem, New York and Hong Kong. At EnQii he worked with the board on finance raising, strategy and planning and the merger of EnQii with Minicom Digital Signage to form ComQi.
Previously Tom was CFO of NESTA (the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts), managing their £300m endowment and as part of the team effecting a major change programme and the creation of a £50m evergreen venture fund. Before joining NESTA, Tom was a divisional CFO with Lagardère in London and Paris, joining after the successful sale of a venture-backed telecoms business to the Paris listed media group.
Tom is a prize-winning chartered accountant. He has Masters degrees in Mathematics from Cambridge and in Management (Sloan Masters) from London Business School.


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An employee of a contractor hired by Snohomish County diverted more than $50,000 from the county's Housing Authority, the state auditor has determined.
A former superintendent at Washington's Special Commitment Center on McNeil Island – which houses the state's most dangerous sex offenders – should not have profited from a contract that he negotiated when he was a superintendent, the state auditor wrote in a report.
According to a letter KUOW has obtained from Seattle Public Schools to the Washington State Auditor's Office, the district faces $29 million in claims and settlement demands from current or former students who say they were sexually abused by a teacher or fellow student.
State Auditor Brian Sonntag's performance audits have pointed out how government agencies could save money and avoid fraud. Sonntag leaves office next month and he sits down with Ross Reynolds for a discussion about what he was and wasn't able to accomplish as the Washington state auditor.
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The job of Washington State Auditor is to root out waste, fraud and abuse in government. But the Democratic candidate for that position, State Representative Troy Kelley, has come under scrutiny for his private business dealings. This includes wiring millions of dollars around to an account that was eventually linked to a bank in Belize. That was key evidence in a lawsuit against Kelley.


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Volunteers slid through icy streets to prepare for a big march in a springlike April.
About 40 team captains gathered Thursday evening inside the Hulman Center amid snow turning to sleet. Preparations for the annual March for Babies in Terre Haute are under way, and organizers said it's not too late to join.
Nikki Simpson, division director for the March of Dimes, said this year's walk has been scheduled for April 27 at the Indiana State University Memorial Stadium.
"We're hoping to raise $185,000," she said.
Inside the Hulman Center's downstairs conference room, pizza and cake were on tables surrounded by volunteers. Simpson said the kickoff party coincides with the organization's 75th birthday. Displays outlined the organization's contributions, from the times of polio through today.
"We have 99 teams confirmed right now," she said, predicting the group will have about 170 by April.
This year's March for Babies is expected to draw more than 7 million participants in 900 U.S. communities. Funds raised by the March of Dimes support research and care for premature babies. Since 1970, more than $2 billion has been raised on behalf of children, according to information provided by the organization.
Heather Dalton Miklozek, co-chair of this year's walk, said she's been involved in the program seven years, ever since her first child was born prematurely.
"It's a personal connection for me," she said, explaining how heightened her family's awareness has become to the issue of pre-natal health.
Team captain Stacey Hutchison, likewise, said her family's involvement stems from the home. Her 11-year-old son was seated there with the rest of the family as part of the Boot City team. An employee of the store, Hutchison said she's been organizing a fundraising team for the March of Dimes for eights years.
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Named for the ancient capital of Morocco, the Marrakesh design was inspired by Moorish architecture found in this magical city that once served as a stop along a major trade route to the famous Timbuktu. The design on this Camber basin evokes the mosaics found in Moroccan courtyards. Pair it with the Marrakesh Top Art console tabletop for a beautiful ensemble.
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Recognition Trends in 2013
Date:October 30, 2012 at 12:30 - 1:30 PM ET
Rob Catalano, Sr Director, Marketing(Achievers)
The 2013 Trends in Recognition: Does your organization have what it takes?
In today's competitive business world, talent is the competitive advantage. In order to stay ahead of the economic upturn and the war-for-talent, while still ensuring your organization continues to maintain an engaged and productive workforce, it will be crucial to stay up to date on the trends in recognition that continue the positive momentum of engagement into 2012 and beyond. There are many outdated engagement strategies being executed resulting in a disengaged and unproductive workforce. Gallup estimates that disengagement costs companies in America $300B every year in lost productivity. This session will take attendees through the major trends in our recognition model which will focus on utilizing rhythm and technology to enable the top three trends in recognition, and how those trends drive ultimate employee engagement. This webinar will utilize many key statistics and case studies, and the focus will be on the trends of recognition as well as providing attendees with the tools to support these trends and implement best practices in your own organization. Question and answer will also be available during Rob's session to ensure your organization has the strategy to recruit, retain and inspire top talent in 2013.
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* 2013 trends in recognition
* How to recognize effectively and keep the momentum going
* Recognition best practices from top employers
* How recognition is a critical component of an overall employee engagement strategy
* How to effectively incorporate rewards to the recognition mix
Rob Catalano is a Certified Recognition Professional that has worked in the Rewards and Recognition space for almost 10 years. He is currently the Senior Director of Marketing at Achievers. Rob has been cited in several media outlets such as the Business NewsNetwork, The Globe and Mail, and the New York Times. He has consulted several top employers in North America on implementing and maintaining rewards and recognition strategies and programs. Rob is an avid hockey and volleyball player, plays acoustic and metal guitar, and is a pointaholic.
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A Primer to the OAuth Protocol
The term nonce means "number used once" and is a unique and usually random string that is meant to identify each signed request uniquely.
The Service Provider checks the signature of the request and replies with an unauthorized request token:
The Consumer redirects Jane's browser to the Service Provider User Authorization URL:
http://photosharingexample.com/authorize?oauth_token= ↪hh5s93j4hdidpola&oauth_callback= ↪http%3A%2F%2Fphotoprintingexample.com%2Frequest_token_ready
If Jane is logged in to photosharingexample.com, this page will ask her whether she authorizes photoprintingexample.com to have access to her account. If Jane authorizes the request, her browser will be redirected back to http://photoprintingexample.com/request_token_ready?oauth_token=hh5s93j4hdidpola, telling the consumer that the request token has been authorized. The Consumer then will exchange the Request Token for an Access Token using the following address:
https://photosharingexample.com/access_token? ↪oauth_consumer_key=dpf43f3p2l4k3l03&oauth_token= ↪hh5s93j4hdidpola&oauth_signature_method=PLAINTEXT& ↪oauth_signature=kd94hf93k423kf44%26hdhd0244k9j7ao03& ↪oauth_timestamp=1191242092&oauth_nonce= ↪dji430splmx33448&oauth_version=1.0
which will return the Access Token in the response:
This exchange will happen only the first time Jane tries to access her photosharingexample.com photos from photoprintingexample.com. Any time afterward, only the following will happen.
Now, the Consumer is equipped properly to access Jane's photos. First, the Consumer needs to generate the request signature. The initial step is to create the Signature Base String. This is a combination of the following elements:
oauth_consumer_key: dpf43f3p2l4k3l03 oauth_token: nnch734d00sl2jdk oauth_signature_method: HMAC-SHA1 oauth_timestamp: 1191242096 oauth_nonce: kllo9940pd9333jh oauth_version: 1.0 file: family.jpg size: original
Ultimately, you end up with the string:
GET&http%3A%2F%2Fphotosharingexample.com%2Fphotos& ↪file%3Dfamily.jpg%26oauth_consumer_key% ↪3Ddpf43f3p2l4k3l03%26oauth_nonce%3Dkllo9940pd9333jh% ↪26oauth_signature_method%3DHMAC-SHA1%26oauth_timestamp% ↪3D1191242096%26oauth_token%3Dnnch734d00sl2jdk% ↪26oauth_version%3D1.0%26size%3Doriginal"
If your request is being transmitted through SSL, the request can be in plain text. However, a vast majority of Web sites do not use SSL, so the signature string must be encoded.
Traditionally, the HTTP protocol uses an authentication method it calls "Basic" in which users provide their user names and passwords in order to gain access to the protected resource. The major flaw in that procedure is that those credentials are passed in plain text, clear for any people listening to read and store as they wish. In order to protect users' credentials, OAuth uses digital signatures instead of sending credentials with each request.
This digital signature is used to verify that the request being made is legitimate and hasn't been tampered with. A hashing algorithm is used to make that work. In order to allow the recipient to verify that the request came from the claimed sender, the hash algorithm is combined with a shared secret. If both sides agree on a secret known only to both parties, they can add it to the content being hashed. This can be done by simply appending the secret to the content, or by using a more sophisticated algorithm with a built-in mechanism for secrets, such as HMAC.
OAuth defines three signature methods used to sign and verify requests: PLAINTEXT, HMAC-SHA1 and RSA-SHA1.
Hash Algorithm
The process of taking data (of any size) and condensing it to a much smaller value (digest) in a fully reproducible (one-way) manner. Using the same hash algorithm on the same data always will produce the same smaller value.
For this example, let's say the Service Provider allows HMAC-SHA1 signatures. Thus, the encoded signature string becomes:
All together, the Consumer request for the photo is:
http://photosharingexample.com/photos?file=vacation.jpg&size= ↪original&oauth_consumer_key=dpf43f3p2l4k3l03& ↪oauth_token=nnch734d00sl2jdk&oauth_signature_method= ↪HMAC-SHA1&oauth_signature=tR3%2BTy81lMeYAr%2FFid0kMTYa% ↪2FWM%3D&oauth_timestamp=1191242096&oauth_nonce= ↪kllo9940pd9333jh&oauth_version=1.0
The Service Provider performs the same work flow to calculate the signature of the request that the Consumer performs. It then compares its calculated signature to the provided signature. If the two match, the recipient can be confident that the request has not been modified in transit. The Service Provider then responds with the requested pictures.
This process can be daunting to deal with programmatically. There are a number of libraries written for both the OAuth server and client for quite a few programming languages.
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A look at which players performed similarly to Alexander Wennberg in the SM-liiga before being drafted.
A look at which players performed similarly to Aleksander Barkov in the SM-Liiga before being drafted.
About a week ago, Toni Rajala's SM-Liiga team, Ilves Tampere, was swept four games to zero in the second round of the playoffs after winning two games to zero in the best-of-three wildcard round. In six playoff games, Rajala scored four goals and zero assists and had a -1 rating. The Oilers have Rajala signed to an entry-level contract that will kick in next season. Rajala's teammate, Jesse Niinimäki, had a goal and five assists for six points in six games. During the regular season, Niinimäki led his team in scoring with 49 points, good enough for ninth in the league.
Kevin Prendergast was fired last week. Does his performance suggest he should have been spared, or was it the right call?
Jesse Niinimaki, 15th OverallEntering the 2002 NHL Entry Draft, Kevin Lowe was looking to trade up, and he had some assets, the chief of which were the 14th overall pick, and forward Jochen Hecht....
As part of an ongoing series, I'm evaluating the Edmonton Oilers performance at the draft during Kevin Lowe's tenure in comparison to the NHL as a whole. This is the second part of the series,...
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