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It's a rite practiced in early December every season: Kids ski boot-fitting.
And the process poses a few questions: Which boots? What size? What's the proper fit?
I sat down with David McClure, the owner of New England Ski & Scuba in Vernon to get some answers that remind everyone about how to do it. The first thing he brought up was boot type. Of course with the kids, it's all about style.
The chorus resounds over the ski shops:
"The pink ones look, so cute," or, "This will make me look cool in the terrain park."
"I want what Bode wears ... "
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We've heard the logic. In this case, though, we have to put both feet forward and land the youngsters in the right boots. The styles can vary from a single buckle for the real young kids up to four-buckle boots for kids that are on their way out of a snowplow or already in their French fry stance and are doing green runs - or even blues - from the summit along with the easier park elements.
McClure said some parents will automatically turn to the one- or two-buckle boots because they seem easier to put on and take off. But think support and function, he said.
And parents should beware of what kids might say during the sizing process. Sometimes, they might fib a little to get a more comfy fit, but leave their feet too loose in the boot and therefore susceptible to injury.
Even those of us with some boot-fitting experience admit it's probably a good idea to let a shop technician get the kids in their stances and see how a prospective boot really fits.
McClure said most stock insoles will be OK for children. It's not until the foot problems that come with adulthood - especially former high-level athletes - emerge that custom foot beds become an option to consider.
An interesting item from Mount Snow in Vernont:
Mount Snow first opened for skiing on Dec. 12, 1954 and has since enjoyed one of the most interesting histories of any resort in the ski industry thanks in large part to the resort's visionary founder, . There are as many Mount Snow stories out there as there are for any mountain.
To celebrate that history, the resort has announced that Dec. 12 will be known as Founders Day and skiers and riders can not only get an advance ticket for $12, but go to a party in Cuzzins Bar and Grill, eat birthday cake and check out a display of memorabilia from Mount Snow's storied past.
Lift tickets must be purchased online at least 48 hours before the day of the event to get the special price and the promotion is limited to 1,000 tickets. Mount Snow officials said there will be a discounted rate at the lift ticket window for those who missed out on the advance purchase price.
"We are so lucky to be part of a resort that is so steeped in skiing history it only made sense to make Mount Snow's birthday an annual celebration," a party that would have made Walt proud while offering our guests a great deal to come celebrate with us."
To purchase $12 lift tickets for Founders Day at Mount Snow, visit http://tinyurl.com/cda2hzl. For information on snow conditions, events and deals, visit www.mountsnow.com.
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Q. I know chocolate is harmful to dogs. What else hurts pets but not people?
A. Dogs and cats are commonly poisoned by drugs intended for humans, and several foods are uniquely toxic to dogs, said Dr. Karyn Bischoff, a veterinarian and toxicologist with the New York State Animal Health Diagnostic Center at Cornell University.
Bischoff listed canine food risks including the artificial sweetener xylitol, macadamia nuts, onions, garlic, leeks and chives. Grapes and raisins sometimes pose a threat; since the consequence could be life-threatening kidney failure, she said, "Why would you take the risk?"
As for chocolate, humans seem to be a little more resistant than dogs and cats to stimulants in it that are similar to caffeine, but even humans can get sick after consuming too much, Bischoff said. Baking chocolate, cocoa and dark or semisweet chocolates are the most dangerous.
Part of the problem with drugs is that cats and most dogs are relatively small, so a human dose is far too much. But Bischoff noted that some drugs, including acetaminophen in cats and ibuprofen in dogs, are toxic to pets because of their unique metabolism.
Dogs are often poisoned when they consume spilled medications, she said. Cats do so less frequently, but seem to be attracted to the antidepressant venlafaxine (Effexor), and Adderall, used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
A more complete list of pet poisons of all kinds can be found on the ASPCA website: http://bit.ly/12J9KRM.
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Q. Why do necks "crack"?
A. "Because the joints boil when they are stretched," said Dr. Christopher Visco, director of sports medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University. The mechanism, involving the release of gas bubbles, "works for any joint in the body surrounded by a capsule, such as knuckles."
The neck has a series of paired joints, called facet joints, that run up and down each side. Each is filled with a bit of fluid and is surrounded by a capsule.
"When someone bends his or her neck, the capsule surrounding each joint is stretched out," Visco said. "This decreases the pressure on the fluid in the joint."
The lower the pressure on a fluid, the closer it gets to changing from liquid to gas.
"This is called boiling. Another term is cavitation," Visco said. "If someone decreases the pressure on any fluid enough, eventually that fluid will release its gas. And in the case of the neck pop, you hear a crack as the gas pops out of the fluid."
Generally, joint cracking is not harmful, Visco said, but when extreme stretching becomes a habit (to relieve tension, for instance), it can cause irritation of soft tissue or cartilage. And because important nerves and blood vessels run through the neck, amateur neck-cracking is ill-advised. A gentle stretching routine is preferable.


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Chanoch Ze'evi, the Israeli director of the thoughtful and affecting documentary "Hitler's Children," conducted interviews with five descendants of key Nazi figures. Though Ze'evi's creative choices don't always serve the material — he unwisely attempts to pump up the emotional volume with an intrusive music score — his compassion for his subjects is clear, and their straightforward testimony is provocative.


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It's D-E-S-H-A-W.
Not "Dashaw," "Deshawn," or any of the other myriad misspellings that Deshaw Andrews' name suffers. Correct spelling is important because Andrews' is a name to remember.
The 6-foot-4, 230-pound York junior quarterback has thrown for 11 touchdowns and just one interception in three games since he took control as the Cougars' starting quarterback. Andrews grappled with Jerome Pettiway for the starting role in the offseason, but with the help of a solid offensive line and considerable talent at the skill positions, the junior has thrived as Bobby Carroll's primary quarterback.
"I think if he would've known the offense a little better last year he would've got more reps with the varsity," Carroll said. "Deshaw understands that now. He's really come on and made some good plays. I think he'd be the first to tell you there is plenty of room for improvement but we're proud of him and proud of the way he's played."
Andrews' emergence has been critical for a 4-0 York team that's ranked No. 9 in the state's Class AAAA. Last year's starter, Spencer Carroll, graduated, but it was the graduation of nine defensive starters, six of whom now play college, that really decimated the squad. Bobby Carroll said his 2012 team fed off the defense, which shut out four opponents and held 11 of 13 to 20 points or less. The Cougars won 10 games in back-to-back seasons for the first time in school history.
But they've already given up 96 points through four games this fall, a threshold they didn't reach until the ninth game of the 2012 season. York had to find a new way to eat. A lit firecracker of an offense has compensated so far in 2013, with Andrews steadying any struggles that might have developed out of Spencer Carroll's graduation, and a third new offensive coordinator in as many years.
"We've got a mobile quarterback now that can throw on the run," said senior receiver Markel Castle. "It really gives more opportunities for everybody. It's opened up the offense and the playbook for us."
Andrews has three veteran receiving targets – Josh McCoy, Daurice Simpson and Castle – each with over 21 catches through four games, while senior running back Ryan Moore is the third leading rusher in The Herald's coverage area with 384 rushing yards and five touchdowns on 87 carries. Only Simpson is a junior; the rest are seniors.
"I think we were kind of underrated last year," Castle said. "Nobody really paid attention to us because of the defense, but we have four guys that can catch and score any time. It's hard to cover us, I'd say."
It also doesn't hurt to have two offensive linemen the size of oak bookshelves you might find in an Ivy League library. Tackles Josh Moss and Shuler Littleton both measure right around 6-foot-6, 270 pounds, and have made Andrews' gig easier.
"We've got a good offensive line," said Andrews. "I talk to them every game and tell them it starts with them, and I'm just gonna follow behind them."
He's done that to good effect this season. Andrews' size has given the Cougars an extra dimension, especially in short yardage and goal line situations. He's scored three rushing TDs this season and when combined with Moore, gives York strength between the tackles to go with the dynamism on the edge.
Andrews said people have told him his whole life how big he is, and he's just now starting to get used to it. That size helped him on the basketball court where he was an all-area honorable mention performer for the Cougars last winter. Hooping has improved his ability to move on the gridiron.
"Some people think he's not that fast, but he's real fast," McCoy said. "He can make space and plays with the speed he's got."
The big junior isn't ready to focus on one sport or the other, saying, "I ain't gonna make my mind up yet until it's time for me to graduate." That decision will likely have to be made. York's coach thinks Andrews has a college future on the football field, if he's interested.
"There's no doubt about it, as long as he's got the academics," Carroll said. "They'll like him because of his height, his athleticism and the things that he can do with the football. He's already got colleges, there's several that call and ask about him all the time."
Schools will also be interested in a prospect that's still in a raw state.
"I lobbed it, and he just read it and made a good play on the ball," Andrews said.
But as Carroll points out, "Think about it, he's only played four varsity football games."
Carroll said Andrews and most quarterbacks work on throwing and footwork mechanics from December to May, while the rest of the year is spent focusing on mental sharpening and actual execution. The execution has been pretty good thus far this fall; with Andrews solely at the helm, York is averaging 46 points per game, a boon to a team still hardening defensively.
"We knew coming into this thing that we'd be able to count on our offense early and hopefully our defense is gonna get better and better," Carroll said.
A defense without Lee Wright, Rominique Mobley and Beau Nunn will keep working to catch up with an offense that produces.
Andrews – reminder, it's D-E-S-H-A-W – said the team's mantra is "We work Monday through Thursday and get money on Friday." A 4-0 start has been York's payoff so far.
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Overall performance is slow
Western Digital's 4TB My Book World Edition II NAS device is an easy and reasonably cheap way to store large amounts of data in a central location. Its overall performance is slow, but for tasks where speed isn't critical this NAS device is a decent choice.
Speedy file read times
The competitively priced Western Digital My Book Live Duo is a two-drive network attached storage (NAS) device that offers an astounding 4TB of storage capacity. It's very easy to use and offers speedy file read times, but it does lack some features and the latest USB 3.0 connectivity.
Drive is relatively quiet
Compact and light enough to easily fit in a backpack or briefcase, Western Digitalâ?? s My Book Studio external hard drive is a cute little bugger. Designed to resemble a book, the 6.5-inch tall drive stands upright, and you have the option of digitally labeling your drive (with 12 characters or less) so itâ?? ll read like a title on the binding a book.
Designed specifically for a Mac, this plug-in-and-go drive is compatible with Appleâ??
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Western Digital's My Book Studio Edition is quite possibly the sexiest external hard drive we've seen, if we're allowed to call external hard drives that. The powdered silver casing is one of luxury, a single stretched ovoid line lit by white LEDs calmly and serenely tracks back and forth when it's in use.
The market is pretty saturated with USB-only drives from a variety of manufacturers. Price per gigabyte and speed have become paramount concerns, and the only technical way to compare the contenders. The My Passport for Mac stacks up well against competing drives, producing some of the best times we've seen in a USB-only drive. It has comparatively strong pricing (though it's by no means the cheapest on the market), and it has a solid warranty behind it.
Works well as a fast portable drive or as a robust mobile media server
If you have a digital library that's larger than the capacity of your tablet and want to bring it all with you on the go, the Wireless Plus is arguably the best choice on the market.
Works great on a pc and mac
I purchased this external drive to back-up my images - but without using back-up software, however, and in that regard this Toshiba External Hard Drive works perfectly (I merely copy/paste files). It does not 'force' you to install the back-up software, which is what I wanted -- in fact, it does not even ask, which is perfect!
A really cool piece of tech with a few minor issues
The Kingston Wi-Drive is a portable hard-drive geared towards sharing media. Boasting a roomy 128GB internal SSD and streaming up to three devices, it's definitely worth a look. After taking the Wi-Drive on several road trips, I definitely got a good idea of what this drive can offer, and who might be interested in buying it. Kingston sent me a copy of the Wi-Drive for evaluation purposes.
Surprisingly little noise during operation
The G-DRIVE Mini from G-Technologies (Hitachi) is a nice addition to any notebook computer needing extra or backup storage although more so for Mac users than PC users with the FireWire 800 interface being the best option for data speeds.
Fantastic design & build
LaCie is known for their outstanding build quality and industrial design, you will find more of the same with the P'9223 Slim SSD drive. With its machine finished aluminum design, the P'9223 has an elegant appearance that is worthy of having the Porsche name associated with it and is a perfect match in build quality and size to for Apple's ultra-thin MacBook Pro and MacBook Air.
The P'9223 provides good performance numbers through USB 3.0 with its SSD.
Excellent performance
The LaCie P9223 SLIM Porsche Design is a success with its sleek, ultra-thin and excellent performance. However, it will connect on a recent MacBook or a PC with Windows 8 to really benefit. We also appreciate the software package.
Extra security of both local and on-line storage
Some people will prefer a more versatile and mobile service, such as DropBox, which allows you to quickly retrieve and sync files in different locations and on different devices. The CloudBox's on-line features are more limited, but could still work well for people who need the extra security of both local and on-line storage for relatively small amounts of important personal data.
Underpowered & low-capacity
The CloudBox is a great idea imperfectly realised. For users who have small data sets or are concerned only with their vital data, it's an appealingly simple - though slow and pricey - backup system. Before you buy, make sure that you're willing to pony up $130 bucks (£1) a year to maintain your online backup. Without the online component, all you have is an underpowered, low-capacity NAS box.
Includes both hard disk and online storage
The cloud storage subscription provided with the CloudBox lasts for a year, so you'll need to renew it at the end of the first year if you want to carry on using it. However, it costs only £89 per year to renew your subscription, whereas Apple's iCloud costs £70 per year for just 50GB. The bundled software could be a little easier to use, but having that additional level of cloud backup could be a life-saver for business users in the event of an accident or theft in your office.
Plug & play option
Most users with any amount of network proficiency would probably be able to piece together a cheaper, more flexible local/cloud backup system than the CloudBox. That's not to say LaCie's drive misses the mark, however. Whereas a regular NAS might be a weekend's frustration for basic users arguably the most likely to avoid backing-up altogether the CloudBox's convenience makes it a plug & play option in which the "plug" aspect doesn't demand a degree in computer science to complete.
One year of 100 GB storage included
The Lacie CloudBox is a simple appliance that can automatically backup your important files to a network storage device, which is then automatically synchronized to offsite cloud-based storage. With this solution in place, you have both onsite and offsite secure backup of your files. If that simplicity appeals to you, you can live with the 100 GB limitation and don't mind paying a premium price for cloud storage, the LaCie CloudBox could be the perfect backup solution for you.
Performs Well, Looks Nice, No Obnoxiously Bright Light
I bought this for a backup drive for my home file server. The server just supports USB 2, but I was pleased to see the product had an included 2 to USB 3 cable. It worked right away, and I formatted it to EXT4 without incident and ran a surface scan that passed just fine. While I have the server in a small rack, I was pleased to see lights were not like many other external drives: fully illuminating rooms with an amazingly bright bright blue light.
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By BRAD KELLAR
Herald-Banner Staff
A new reward fund has been established in the Alicia Moore murder case.
During a Tuesday afternoon press conference, Greenville Police Chief Daniel Busken and Van Zandt County Sheriff Lindsey Ray announced that a $25,000 reward has been offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for Moore's death.
Moore's family members also attended the press conference after meeting earlier in the day with Busken and Ray.
Ray, who took office January 1, said it was his first chance to speak with Moore's family concerning the case.
"I wanted to express my personal condolences to this family," Ray said. "As a community we are hurting for this family."
Moore, 16, was last seen on the afternoon of Nov. 2, 2012 getting off of a school bus at the intersection of Bourland and Walnut Streets in Greenville, a short distance from her home.
Her body was found four days later along Farm Road 47 in Van Zandt County and the Greenville Police Department has joined with multiple other agencies in conducting a homicide investigation in the case.
Neither Busken or Ray commented on specifics of the investigation and declined to confirm a cause of death or whether any suspects had been identified in the case.
"We really have to limit ourselves in what we can talk about," Busken said.
The police department took DNA samples from Moore's family members. Busken said it was part of the overall investigative process.
"We told them we have to do a complete investigation," Busken said.
When asked if he was concerned the case may never be solved, Busken paused before explaining a number of resources, both local and federal, are being devoted to the investigation.
Busken said the department is still awaiting some results of forensics testing.
"Until that happens, we cannot rule anything out," he said.
Busken also indicated Moore's disapppearance and murder were not connected to a report of an attempted abduction of a Greenville girl in January of last year.
"We don't believe that this case is related to any other cases, at least any other cases in Greenville," Busken said.
The reward is being offered through $5,000 contributions each from Hunt County Crime Stoppers, the Hunt County and Van Zandt County District Attorney's Offices, the Van Zandt County Sheriff's Office and Xerox, where Moore's mother, Aretha Moore is employed.
Jessica Byrd, Moore's aunt, likewise said she would not talk about the details of the investigation, but did say the family is comfortable with how the investigation is proceeding.
"I have patience," Byrd said. "It is just going to take some time."
She asked anyone with information to please contact Hunt County Crime Stoppers at 903-457-2929.
"If you know anything ... just tell what you know," Byrd said. "Just do the right thing, that's what the family asks."


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Jacksonville Daily Progress
TYLER — Representatives of a secessionist group with roots in the Republic of Texas separatist movement of the 1990s have invited Jacksonville residents to attend their meeting this Saturday.
That meeting takes place at 7 p.m. Saturday at Ryan's Restaurant, 5602 S Broadway Ave, in Tyler.
According to its website, the objective of the Texas National Movement, led by Daniel Miller, is "the complete, total and unencumbered political, cultural and economic independence of Texas."
The Texas National Movement, despite its evolution from one of the old Republic of Texas factions from the late 1990s to early 2000s, continues to disassociate from the former ROT confrontational tactics, instead opting for more political solutions.
"Interest in our group has been explosive in the last several months fueled in part by Texans who have come to the realization that the federal government is irreparably broken, however we have members and support from folks in many other states and people from literally 'around the world,'" said
said Jeff Sadighi a communication officer for TNM.
Sadighi cited "The 'Obamacare' decision, the Keystone Pipeline decision, the 'Fast & Furious' scandal, and the lack of any willingness by the federal government to secure the Southern border of Texas" as the relevant contributing factors to the group's growth.
"It seems the election results in November crystallized this realization in the minds of millions of Texans," Sadighi said.
The leader of the group, Daniel Miller, did not return a request for comment Wednesday, nor did representative Tammy Blair.
But in their places Sadighi pointed out Miller (incorrectly listed on Wikipedia as "DENNIS Miller") has appeared on 'Hannity': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBCptNRyvjw, and was part of a separatistic requested to the White House, http://www.texasnationalist.com/index.php/info/news/featured/1910-tnms-official-response-to-white-house.


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Laurel: Our readers who are Orthodox Christians will start their Christmas celebration this weekend. Christmas Eve falls on Sunday. Following the Julian calendar, which was introduced by Julius Caesar in 46 B.C., Orthodox churches note Christmas 13 days later than those who use the Gregorian calendar adopted in 1582. Those of the Orthodox religion, whether Greek, Serbian or Russian, declare that "Christ is born" and expect the response of "Glorify him" during their celebrations. Merry Christmas.
Barb: Officials at Hidden Valley resort in Somerset County say a 15-year-old snowboarder from Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., was injured last Saturday night when he fell about 20 feet from a chairlift. According to reports, the youth didn't lower the safety bar, and fell from the chair when he "leaned forward to adjust his boot or binding." He was transported to a hospital. The accident was very unfortunate and certainly preventable. Skiers are urged to put safety bars in place. Those who don't are foolish.
Laurel: Looking for an out-of-this-world experience for your children? Check out the Juno Project, which will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. on Jan. 12 at Cambria County Library, 248 Main St., Johnstown. The event, which is open to students in grades
4 through 12, was created for libraries by NASA to engage students in planetary science. Participants can explore Jupiter's magnetic field and what is inside Jupiter, planetary weights and distances with hands-on experiments. Sounds like a blast to us.
Laurel: Downtown Johnstown was abuzz with entertainment on New Year's Eve. It was a flashback to days gone by. Celebration Johnstown! revelers enjoyed a variety of music, children's activities, good food and other fun in an alcohol-free atmosphere. "We came down here to enjoy the music and a place that is family-oriented," said Greg Novak of Elton, who attended with his wife, Francine. Meanwhile, at the nearby Cambria County War Memorial Arena, a sellout crowd of 3,725 fans cheered on the Johnstown Tomahawks hockey team. Promotional cowbells passed out before the contest added to the noise and fun. A big thumbs up to the organizers, sponsors, volunteers and those who attended these two events.
Barb: The Greensburg police are looking for an individual who is targeting women with recently deceased relatives. The man, police say, is telling the women that he has kidnapped a relative and tied them up. Two calls were made last month and two this week. The man used specific names in all cases. Wisely, the women have called police; one tracked down the supposedly missing relative herself. Authorities believe the caller is pulling his targets from newspaper obituaries. A sick individual indeed.
Laurel: The annual Lifesavers Ball is being held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today. Sponsored by the American Red Cross in conjunction with The Cinderella Project, the event is being held at the Richland fire hall. Blood donors are encouraged to bring new or slightly used gowns, shoes and accessories that will be given to area teens who can't afford to get dressed up for proms. Also helping out are volunteers from the Young Professionals of the Alleghenies, Pennsylvania Academy of Cosmetology, Everyday's A Party and Salon Vizions. Prizes will be available for donors. Donation appointments can be made at redcrossblood.org or by calling 800-733-2767.
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What you get your baby gets. Is it worth it to expose your baby to that? Now is a good time to quit all together. Do you want your child exposed to that? Another thing to think about is some OB offices do random drug screenings if they suspect drug use. My OB office is one of them. I think it is a great idea. If Momma isnt gonna look out for the baby someone has to. You are pregnant it is time to grow up!
the thing with the scientific evidence thing is that while they dont know if it does effect the baby there is no evidence supporting that it doesnt..
I take medication for bipolar disorder.. there is really no evidence supporting whether it will harm the baby or not..
EVERYTHING you put into your body goes to the baby.. its a PROVEN fact.. however if it effects the baby or not is the debate...
I smoke 5-6 cigarettes a day while pregnant.. and if that can cause premature delivery and low birthweight then you cant deny that smoking another substance may not have the same effect..
Im not against people smoking when there pregnant.. your life is yours to do with what you choose.. however do not tell people things are safe when there is clearly no evidence proving it either way
Her life might be hers to do with what she wants but what about the baby. That baby is depending on his mom to keep him safe. Right now she is the only one that can do that! Seriously if you are ready to be a mom than you need GROW UP!!!!! I dont know why on earth you would put your "need" for an ILLEGAL drug before the health of your unborn child. As far as smoking it to get pregnant. REALLY?!?!?!? It wasnt the Marijuana it was Ovulationa and spem meeting the egg. I'm sorry but give me a break!
- It is one thing if you have to take a medication to stay healthy during pregnancy. Another thing to smoke weed simply for the high or to "cure morning sickness." Try crackers like the rest of us.
And thank you for making the distinction between taking meds to stay healthy.. its really hard for me to go back on meds while preggers.. I didnt want to do it.. but I cant take care of DD and be so depressed I cant get off the couch.. I think thats just not right.. so Im gonna take the meds in hopes of feeling better and being a better mom..
I guess I didnt read the part about smoking pot for MS.. and even if the crackers and everything else you try doesnt work like it didnt work for me.. you just learn to deal.. ALLLLLL JOYS of being motherhood..
They say its the hardest job out there.. they say it for a reason
I 100% judge on this. Grow up and start being a parent. IT's about sacrifice and making sure that you give your child the best life possible. Why would you jeopardize that in any way? I can't even stand the, "my friend did it and their kid was fine"
Are you going to smoke around your child when they're born? If so perhaps you should reassess your decision to be a parent, because you aren't putting them first.
BTW these pot posts appear every few months. It's more than likely someone just starting trouble, but for those that think that it's ok and should be encouraged, I encourage you to start thinking of what kind of parent you're going to be
Thank you Shena!
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See the 12 finalists for the $100,000 Bell Built trailbuilding grants
Bell Bike Helmets and the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) have announced the 12 finalists for the 2014 Bell Built Grants: $100,000 in technical assistance money put up by Bell for three bike projects to be built in 2014 by IMBA Trail Solutions. Public voting to choose the winners is open now and ends May 18, with winners announced May 19.Tweet Print
Time is running out to win a Marin Rocky Ridge
I recently got back from my first ride in Marin County, California, and I was blown away by how nice the trails were – especially in February! Access4Bikes is working hard to turn the tide in Marin and open up even more riding opportunities for our vibrant mountain bike community. They are selling raffle tickets to support the trails there, and the lucky winner will take home a Marin Rocky Ridge like this one.Tweet Print
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Support trail access in Marin County and you could win this bike
Marin County, the birthplace of mountain biking, has suffered for decades with lack of good, legal singletrack. Access4Bikes is working hard to turn the tide in Marin and open up more riding opportunities for our vibrant mountain bike community.
Funds raised from this campaign will go to building more trail miles at Camp Tamarancho, one of the best riding spots in the county, and to advocating for more singletrack on public lands. Marin Bikes and Access4Bikes are giving away a 2014 Marin Rocky Ridge 7.6. Tickets are for sale now at Access4Bikes.com for $10 each. The more tickets you buy the better chance you have to win. Ticket Sales will be open until March 4 at 5pm and the winner will be announced on March 5 on the Access for Bikes Facebook page. The winner will also get a 2 year Tamarancho trail pass.
The Rocky Ridge 7.6 is a hardball designed for aggressive trail riding, with low, slack geometry and 27.5 wheels. Read our first impressions of the bike here, and watch an upcoming issue of Dirt Rag for a long-term review.
Access4Bikes has a long history of strong advocacy to change policy and elect bike friendly officials across the county.
There is a big opportunity to influence the Marin County Open Space road and trail management plan. For more information visit access4bikes.com/win-a-marin.
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The Midwest Fat Bike Access & Grooming Workshop was held on January 9 and 10 in Cable, Wisconsin. This gathering brought together over 70 advocates from Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin devoted to improving off-road cycling and fat biking in winter. The event was sponsored by Quality Bicycle Products (QBP) and hosted by Minnesota Off-Road Cyclists (MORC), International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA), and the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA).
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Cold Rolled – Marquette, Michigan's Fat Bike Route – Chapter 4
Cold Rolled is an action documentary from Clear & Cold Cinema, Salsa Cycles and TravelMarquetteMichigan.com that will explore the history and progression of winter cycling culture in the adventure-loving Lake Superior harbor town of Marquette, Michigan.
Marquette's Noquemanon Trails Network has nearly perfected equipment and techniques used to launch its Snow Bike Route, a 15-mile winter singletrack developed for fat tire bikes. The fast narrow trail features flowy terrain, steep descents and large bermed turns. It's believed to be the first trail of its kind–but more importantly, it's pretty fun.
Chapter Four is a humorous documentary segment featuring Noquemanon Trails Network lead trailbuilders Mike Brunet and Matt Belic that traces the thought process behind creating dedicated snow singletrack and the physical process of fabricating a special groomer to keep Marquette's abundant snowfall ridable.
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Cold Rolled – Marquette, Michigan's Fat Bike Route – Chapter 3
Cold Rolled is an action documentary from Clear & Cold Cinema, Salsa Cycles and TravelMarquetteMichigan.com that will explore the history and progression of winter cycling culture in the adventure-loving Lake Superior harbor town of Marquette, Michigan.
Marquette's Noquemanon Trails Network has nearly perfected equipment and techniques used to launch its Snow Bike Route, a 15-mile winter singletrack developed for fat tire bikes. The fast narrow trail features flowy terrain, steep descents and large bermed turns. It's believed to be the first trail of its kind–but more importantly, it's pretty fun.
Chapter Three explores the ever-shifting moonscape of the frozen shoreline of the world's largest body of freshwater, Lake Superior. This segment was shot over two days in late March 2013 about a half mile offshore within the city limits of Marquette. Over the course of the long winter Lake Superior's legendary storms create an otherworldly landscape of ice and snow that shifts with each gale. The ice formations, created by wave action and freezing temps, are usually anchored on the lake bottom and can rise from the water up to 30 feet in some locations. Lake Superior's water temperature hovers right around freezing, and is the leading factor in the region's high snowfall totals that have influenced the winter cycling culture in this adventure-loving town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Bell and IMBA team up to award $100,000 in 2014 trail building grants
Last spring Bell Helmets and IMBA partnered to award a total of $100,000 to three trail projects in the first Bell Built Grants. With the hope of making it even bigger in 2014, Bell and IMBA hope to spread the word so riders all around the country realize the opportunity they have for a trail to be built in their community for the benefit of local shredding. Like last year, Bell will be providing IMBA with $100,000 in grant funding in support of trail building.
Starting in January and running through the end of February, Bell and IMBA will begin taking applications for 2014 trails, with finalists named during the first week of March. Voting will then come in three regional phases, starting in April with the West coast, and ending in May with the East coast, with central voting in between. From there, all winners will be officially announced in May 2014, with trail design and construction beginning in June.
Bell and IMBA received over a hundred grant submissions last year from IMBA chapters, clubs and land management agencies, and it is expected that the number of applications will increase in 2014. IMBA Trail Solutions, the international leader in developing singletrack trails, was responsible for the building and designing of all three trail projects and will continue this in 2014 with help from local volunteers.
Bell and IMBA have also produced a short video of each of the 2013 winners. See them below. Keep checking back here to see how to nominate your community.Tweet Print
More cowbell! 2013 Moots Ti Sticks now available
Cyclocross season may be winding down, but if you've got Holiday Fever, the only solution might be MORE COWBELL. Moots is happy to obliged with the annual release of Ti Sticks, a noisemaker made from excess or scrap tubing from Moots frames.
The titanium tubes are cut and finished in just a way to provide the perfect resonance for heckling your favorite racer. They will undoubtedly ride faster and farther thanks to your assistance.
Each year, 100 percent of the proceeds from the Ti Sticks goes to charity or advocacy groups. For 2013, the recipient is the Great Colorado Flood Relief, a natural choice after the devastating floods along the Front Range in Moots' home state. Each of the 2013 tubes is also marked with the Great Colorado Flood Relief logo for extra specialness. There are only 31 being built this year, and with Cyclocross Nationals coming up in January in Boulder, these are likely to go fast. Order yours here.Tweet Print
$5 a foot could win you a blinged out bike
Folks, the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship, along with partners Santa Cruz Bicycles and Yuba Expeditions, is proud to announce another "5 Bucks A Foot" campaign. Up for grabs this time is the winner's choice of ANY Santa Cruz bicycle, along with ONE YEAR's worth of free shuttles courtesy of Yuba Expeditions! Every purchased foot of singletrack is an opportunity to win, and the phones are open now through January 6, 2014.
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Time names Steve Jobs one of the 20 most influential Americans of all time
Apple's late co-founder Steve Jobs has been named as one of the 20 most influential Americans of all time. The acknowledgement comes from Time which named its top 20 "trailblazers, visionaries and cultural ambassadors who defined a nation."
His business career started where all the best Silicon Valley stories begin: with two pals fiddling with computers in a garage. While IBM and other large firms were creating huge mainframe machines, Jobs and his software-genius partner, Steve Wozniak, cooked up the first small personal computer, the Apple II. Then, thanks to a visit to Xerox's local research lab, Jobs got a glimpse of the future: a computer with a graphical design interface, operated by a mouse. Inspired, he drove his Apple team to create a giant stride forward in digital design, the Macintosh computer.
To put this into perspective, some of the other people included in the top 20 list of most influential Americans of all time are Albert Einstein, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander G Bell and the Wright Brothers.
It seems quite appropriate that Alexander G Bell is included in the list alongside Steve Jobs. Alexander G Bell invented the first telephone device way back in 1876 and we all know how Steve Jobs changed the face of cell phones and smartphones with the release of the first iPhone back in 2007.
The recognition is richly deserved.
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"It seems quite appropriate that Alexander G Bell is included in the list alongside Steve Jobs."
I disagree with you here. A guy who pioneered sound communication technology and devoted so much time and energy to helping the deaf is along side a guy who stole other peoples ideas and was moderately innovative at best.
Yes. Total and equal contributions to society. LOL
I'm not sure how I feel about such a list which is pretty much link bait. No criteria and politics enter into it. Hard to keep folks like Ben Franklin off.
There is no way Jobs in the same league as Albert Einstein, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander G Bell and the Wright Brothers. These people are idiots.
Why is Albert Einstein included in the list of most influential Americans? Einstein was born and educated in Germany, did all his relativity work in Switzerland and only gained American citizenship when he has 61 years old, and after that he did no relevant scientific work. Einstein also kept his Swiss citizenship until his death.
How about including Benjamin Franklin, a true American genius, instead?
This is a joke right? Ben Franklin isn't on the list? A man who advanced science & discovery a thousand fold beyond Steve Jobs' shallow imagination & instead of patenting 'HIS' ideas (remember how Jobs took credit for all kinds of things he didn't do), Ben Franklin just gave it all away to help mankind overall. He even went so far as to present some of his work to the British Parliament. How's that for magnanimous?
Instead Time magazine chooses to honor a petty, soulless tyrant who was terrorist to most people's emotions & had bad hygiene? Has the Mac, iPod, iPad, iPhone or MacBook managed to enhance the lives of the poor or impoverished? No silicon valley company has. They have conveniently chosen to ignore those people like the rest of us. How many impoverished kids have benefited from iTunes? I think that about sums up the stupidity of Time's editors & this list.
Its funny how many of you are bashing on Steve Jobs yet the reason why this site exists as well as to why you all are here on this site is because of Steve Jobs lol. Lets see one of you try to do what Steve Jobs did. Hello? Anybody?
Exactly lol
This site exists because of something called the Internet, and Steve Jobs had nothing to do with that. There are blogs and websites dedicated to the Klan and to Mickey Mouse as well, do we have to give them credit for the web and consider them influential too?
Exactly lol
A pretty ridiculous list. I'm sorry but any list of influential Americans that doesn't include the likes of Benjamin Franklin i find questionable. Not to mention the likes of James Madison, John Marshall, Thomas Paine. Olive Wendell Holmes, Justice Earl Warren. There are plenty of questionable names on their including Louis Armstrong and Steve Jobs, whom i like personally but they aren't top 20 material by any means. Especially considering the omissions. And there's a very credible arguement that if Gate's and his foundation have done a ton more in terms of cancer, poverty and AIDs to help the world then Jobs with an a bunch of phones and ipods. But neither should be on this list. I'm sorry.
But no Benjamin Franklin makes this laughable.
He is NUMBER 1 in my list of most influential in my life!


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Three potential marina operators have been selected to interview with members of the City Services Committee, including the city itself.
In addition to the city, committee members decided they would like to hear from Matt Prescott, who currently operates the Candlelight Restaurant in the amenities building, and Doug's Mobile Marina, out of LeClaire.
The proposals vary wildly in price for marina operations because of the various items associated with the outfit. Under the city proposal, the cost for a full-time marina manager would range from little more than $54,000 a year to $71,000 a year. Seasonal employees would cost an estimated $20,000 per year.
Prescott's proposal calls for a $120,000 annual cost for the city in order to be properly staffed and pay insurance.
The Doug's Mobile Service proposal entails a $195,000 price tag for fixed services such as employee, insurance and promotion costs.
The only cost directly laid out by the current contract with Skipper Buds is the management fee. That fee cost the city $51,000 last year. However, Skipper Buds also billed the city for a number of other items such as postage, maintenance and sanitation supplies.
The city chose not to renew the five-year contract with Skipper Buds. Instead, city officials decided to seek proposals from operators that would also include managing the RV park on the riverfront.
"I think there's a lot of money to be made there," Committee member Charlie Mulholland said.
Committee members agreed to pursue the city and Prescott's proposals, with member John Rowland suggesting Doug's should also be offered an interview.
"I just think it's good business sense to talk to someone that's actually been in the boating field," Rowland said. "The other people actually do not have boating experience. I think we can learn from asking questions from the people that have been there. We may not agree that they be the best operator, but the other two do not have experience, none."
The operators will have interviews next week at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on an undetermined date.


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We hope that as you explore our messages and programs, you will want to come and experience us live and in person! Casas Adobes UCC is a vibrant community of faith that loves music, good conversation, creative programming for children and youth, and a faith that sustains and challenges us to look beyond ourselves to help build God's vision here on earth. It is our hope that we can be a place for you as you grow in your spiritual journey. We hope that you come to learn from us as we look forward to learning from you.This is a loving community that has something of the traditional - in look and feel and style - yet we want you to know that it is very much a part of the emerging world in its outlook. We keep asking the question, Who can we serve and how can we do it with a positive outcome?
We are an intentionally open and affirming congregation. We believe in being inclusive and support a diverse community (regardless of age, educational or economic background, physical or mental ability, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation, political affiliation, ethnicity or race).
In our worship and in our philosophy we do honor the words of Congregationalist minister John Robinson, "There is yet more light and truth to break forth from the word of God." In that regard we take the bible seriously, not literally and our theology is on the progressive end of the spectrum. Please come and say hello to us during one of our worship times, we hope you will join us our on journey as we all strive to live God's love more fully in our lives.
Vision Statement:
Creating vibrant community for all where God is real.
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Listening for the voice of our still-speaking God, we actively seek to make Jesus' message come alive in caring ways. We welcome, love and challenge all, using the gifts God has given each of us to equip one another to take Jesus' ministry into our community and world - Learning , growing and serving together, "that they may all be one." John 17:21.
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Jean-Marie Huisjen '(above) was elected to a second year as Church Council President at the annual congregational meeting March 17th. Chuck Meier was elected to his first term as Vice President. The Council year runs from April 1,2013 through March 31, 2014.
Also elected to the Council were:
Members-at-Large, Linda Nielsen and David Huisjen
Co-chairs for Ministry of Worship, Susan Schroeder and Chuck Harbert
Chair for Ministry of Physical Resources, Patty Warren
Co-chairs for Ministry of Mission & Outreach: Judy Keagy and Wes Ward
Co-chair for Ministry of Christian Fellowship & Care: Lance Scholdt
Church bylaws specify that officers and council members serve staggered terms. Continuing on the Council for a second year are:
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One week down, nine more to go before Section VI champions are determined, 10 to go before Monsignor Martin winners, and 12 to go before this year's state champions are crowned.
That's when we'll (probably) know who deserves to be No. 1 (through No. 10), but here's our shot at figuring it out right now.
Every week a panel of voters participate in The News' large and small school polls. Check them out (along with the standings) here.
We have one vote in each poll. Here's our preseason lineup. And here's this week's ballot:
1. Sweet Home (1-0) [preseason poll: 1] -- An even clearer choice for this spot after NT's loss.
2. Orchard Park (1-0) [3] -- Game with Lancaster was unusually sloppy, but it's still a win over a major AA rival and a team we had in the top 10.
3. Grand Island (1-0) [4] -- Seems there aren't a lot of voters that have the Vikings as high as we do, but the great thing is ..
4. Williamsville South (1-0) [5] -- ... we get Will South at GI on Saturday afternoon.
5. Canisius (1-0) [6] -- A very good start in dismantling O'Hara. Plenty of upside, poll-wise. To us, the top five teams are clear, with Nos. 2-5 close to toss-up territory at this point.
6. Kenmore West (1-0) [NR] -- Win at NT gets shoots you up the poll elevator, but not past any of that top five at this point.
7. Clarence (1-0) [NR] - Big win against preseason top 10er in Iroquois, another big home game Saturday night when Orchard Park visits. Check out the video highlights from blogger Milt Latimer.
8. St. Francis (0-1) [NR] - Were just outside our top 10 last week before going down to the wire with the team in Section IV AA. In our view, an impressive enough result to put them in the top 10 over a pack of Week One winners who we wouldn't peg as teams ready to run with Union-Endicott.
9. St. Joe's (0-1) [8] - Had 'em ranked and they lose fairly big at state power Aquinas. Like Frannies, we'll take them over a group that we're not sure about.
10. North Tonawanda (0-1) [2] - Speaking of that group, we'll keep NT in the top 10 for all the reasons they were just No. 2 a week ago.
Just outside the huddle: Niagara Falls (good, close win over our preseason No. 10), Frontier (shutout of Jamestown and two TDs in final minutes), Williamsville North (dominated Hutch-Tech), Williamsville East (nice comeback win over McKinley), Hamburg (just missed out on preseason top 10, nice comeback against Lafayette) and Bennett (great start in super-tough AA South); Lancaster is a top 10 staple that lost to another one, but that game was too sloppy for them to get credit for that loss ahead of others; Iroquois drops out because that was a big loss (check the video highlights from blogger Milt Latimer); Riverside falls out with home loss to Falls.
1. Southwestern (1-0) [1] -- It is mindboggling that some people don't think the two-time Class C champions, defending season-long No. 1 in 2009 and owner of the state's longest win streak shouldn't be here.
2. Lackawanna (1-0) [7] -- Very impressive opening win at East Aurora has to make them the top B team.
3. Randolph (1-0) [2] -- Slid down a spot because Lackawanna's win at EA is that impressive -- in trying to compare the defending state champs with what appears to be a loaded crop of Bs, the Cardinals may have this kind of slide happen again as the season goes on.
4. Cheektowaga (1-0) [3] -- Expected solid win in Week One, Part I.
5. Alden (1-0) [4] -- Expected solid win in Week One, Part II.
6. Depew (1-0) [5] -- Expected solid win in Week One, Part III.
7. Burgard (1-0) [8] -- Expected solid win in Week One, Part IV.
8. Eden (1-0) [9] -- Expected solid win in Week One, Part V.
9. Cleveland Hill (1-0) [NR] -- Nice big opening win at Maryvale deserves a top 10 spot; we had them just outside it last week.
10. Cardinal O'Hara (0-1) [10] -- We'll give the benefit of the doubt to the Hawks since we think most teams would lose big at Canisius. Nearly gave this spot to Grover Cleveland; Silver Creek is hanging around the huddle as well.
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Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
07-04-2013 02:57:39 | More by yancot
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Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
07-29-2014 20:22:45 | More by BrunoPettipas
Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
07-25-2014 15:52:56 | More by Mack
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
07-20-2014 06:12:25 | More by Howlader
4/5 rDev +0.5%
07-15-2014 20:12:38 | More by leitmotif
4/5 rDev +0.5%
07-15-2014 19:40:59 | More by Ciocanelu
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07-14-2014 00:06:27 | More by curlybird
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
07-13-2014 02:24:10 | More by cam477
Quebec (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
07-10-2014 01:34:11 | More by EpicHobo1
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
07-03-2014 00:14:33 | More by cbnz
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +0.5%
06-30-2014 13:31:32 | More by erialbill
3.73/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
12oz bottle in Sam Adams glass
bottled on 3/14 purchased at La Duchesse in Quebec City
A: Very hazy light gold color with a creamy white head, lots of lacing.
S: Obvious Belgian yeast, not much else
T: The Belgian is here, but I am not sure about the IPA, there are obviously hops here, a nice bitterness, but not as much flavor/aroma hops as I would prefer. The malts are awesome, makes me think of a nice pils base with a little bit of light caramel malt. The yeast has produced a lot of spiciness, very Belgian.
M: Very prickly carbonation, crisp, a little on the dry side
O: A very good beer, but I would like more late addition hops, very easy to drink, I could easily reach for a second one. Definitely worth trying, would buy again at the right price.
Serving type: bottle
06-19-2014 23:04:02 | More by wspscott
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
06-17-2014 15:44:53 | More by wrightst
4/5 rDev +0.5%
06-17-2014 01:37:14 | More by ToddMopps
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
06-14-2014 17:35:55 | More by legrosjf
4.25/5 rDev +6.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
11.5 oz bottle was poured into a tulip glass.
Appearance: A one finger head was poured that reduced to a thin layer. It is a hazy pale yellow with some vision of bubbles coming up through the glass. Spotty lacing down the glass as the beer was drank.
Smell: Tropical, grassy, vanilla, floral, tangerine, grapefruit, apple, bready malts, and spiciness.
Taste: A nice blend of aromas. Some mild tingly bitterness in the rear.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, tasty, medium bodied, tingly bitterness, and low to medium carbonation.
Overall: This beer definitely got better as it warmed up. I feel a road trip to Chambly coming up in the near future.
Serving type: bottle
06-14-2014 03:29:07 | More by Flounder57
New York
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
06-09-2014 09:50:33 | More by Justinbeerber
New Jersey
2.75/5 rDev -30.9%
06-08-2014 18:55:22 | More by mikeburd1128
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -5.8%
06-08-2014 02:47:48 | More by hopsolutely
4.5/5 rDev +13.1%
06-07-2014 10:52:59 | More by Kaizoku
4.24/5 rDev +6.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A: Honey yellow with a great sandstorm of swirling yeasts and hazy all round, a little carbonation, 3 fingers of slightly yellow head rising like ice cream and later leaving a nice lace.
S: Floral and fruity, citrus like grapefruit, and floral like perfume, yeasty like a Belgian reminiscent of Duvel, light musty quality, lemony and lemon zest as well. Complex and compelling.
T: Totally follows the nose with a light sweetness leaving it not as dry as expected. I get the grapefruit, perfume, musty Belgian quality, lemon and lemon zest bitterness, light bitterness near the end.
M: Medium lightly syrupy body, medium low carbonation.
O: Excellent beer. Would like it a few shades cooler as I had it at room temperature. Complex and unique, more floral than others in this style I remember and slightly sweeter.
Serving type: bottle
06-04-2014 03:23:30 | More by patre_tim
3.83/5 rDev -3.8%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Murky orange with a head that fades quickly to a thin film. Considerable yeast in the glass.
Main smell is a complex yeasty note with a bit of citrus.
Yeast, pineapple, pear, and a slight boozy note.
Mouthfeel smooth, tingling carbonated finish.
This was just fine, but didn't really stand out in the style.
Serving type: bottle
06-02-2014 01:40:44 | More by Strix
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -12.1%
06-01-2014 01:42:45 | More by Latarnik
Ontario (Canada)
3.26/5 rDev -18.1%
look: 3 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
Pours a hazy golden orange with a thin white head. Head dissipates quickly leaving very minimal lacing.
Very yeasty up front almost overwhelming. There may be hints of malt but they are hard to make out.
Tastes predominately how it smells. Lots of yeast with some herbs very bitter in the finish, the hops really stand out.
Big on hops and yeast with well hidden alcohol. Fairly well carbonated with a dry bitter finish.
A bit too hoppy for my taste and definitely packs a punch of yeast to all senses.
Serving type: bottle
05-30-2014 13:33:26 | More by byronic
Quebec (Canada)
3.55/5 rDev -10.8%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
A: A hazy orange color topped with about a finger of clean white head. Lacing is great as well as retention.
S: A little bit of citrus and some belgian/ bready yeast notes.
T: Not as bitter as I thought it would be, being an IPA and all. It highlights both characteristics of a stronger belgian and IPA. It doesn't do either to one extreme though. By that I mean its a pretty mild blend of both styles. You get a bit of citrusy grape fruit and some slightly pepper phenols. Some pale fruit maybe along the lines of pear are also there but minimal. There really isn't that much depth to the beer IMO.
M: Easy drinking and even somewhat creamy. Perfect carbonation for a belgian in my opinion. Heavy carbonation but not prickly and stingy as some thinner bodied examples can be.
O:It as a good beer overall. It was pretty solid but it wasn't really as outstanding as some of DDC's other beers are.
Serving type: bottle
05-26-2014 22:18:58 | More by Haydn-Juby
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There is nothing more exciting and encouraging than to travel the world in books, from young ages to older, reading opens our imaginations to a different world.
October is National Book Month and what better time to encourage kids and others in your life to read? The Wallingford Public Library has numerous programs throughout the month that will spark your's and your children's imaginations.
Today, many schools take the adventure of reading to several areas where children love to open, or even write, a book. Whether it is a short story or read a book that is appropriate for their age group. But the question is how to encourage the adventures in reading?
Here are some suggestions to encourage young children the adventure of reading. In school, putting together a class project where children can write small articles talking about their favorite books and authors - in celebration of National Book Month.
Art is another way by drawing their favorite book cover, or even creating their very own unique book mark they can use when choosing a book to read. This is a rewarding experience where they can earn a gold star after completing a book. Most of all, authors love to hear from their readers, why not ask your child to write a letter to their favorite author - they may just get a response.
Many words learned are through reading. The traditional spelling bee is a fun activity to do with children based on words they became familiar with simply by reading too. Arrange a spelling bee trivia along with a reading time where you can encourage your child to be the author and write their own book.
The best part is swapping books. That means once your child is complete reading a book at any age level, once complete, arrange swap a book day with another child (or students if in a classroom). There are several ways to encourage the adventures of reading - believe it or not, reading is not only an adventure, but opens the mind of curiosity where they will want to read more, do more and the results are developing a reading guru through education and fun at the same time.
Title your adventure of reading with National Book Month to celebrate the gift of knowledge by opening a book with your child. You'd be surprised how reading and fun activities will enhance your child's academic performance in all means when it comes to school.


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Wood Thrush
Photo Credit: U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Hylocichla mustelina (Gmelin)
OTHER NAMES: Bellbird, Song Thrush, Swamp Angel, Swamp Robin, Wood Robin (Terres 1980).
DESCRIPTION: Medium-sized bird (18-20.5 cm [7-8 in.]; Howell and Webb 1995). Sexes similar; upperparts bright reddish brown, especially on head, neck, and back; cheek patch whitish with fine dark streaks and a conspicuous white eye ring; underparts white with distinct dark spotting on breast, sides, and throat. Loud, sweet, flutelike song is calm, unhurried, and peaceful, and consists of three- to five-note phrases with most notes differing in pitch and each phrase usually ending with a complex trill (Sallabanks et al. 1998). Calls include a rapid pit-pit-pit (Terres 1980). No subspecies recognized (Roth et al. 1996).
DISTRIBUTION:. Breeds from southeastern North Dakota and central Minnesota across northern United States and adjacent southern Canada to Nova Scotia; south to eastern Texas, the Gulf Coast, and northern Florida; and west to eastern South Dakota, central Nebraska, central Kansas, and eastern Oklahoma (AOU 1998). Winters from southeastern
HABITAT: Breeds in deciduous or mixed forests with dense tree canopy and fairly well-developed understory, especially where moist (Roth et al. 1996). Bottomlands and other rich hardwood forests optimal (Sallabanks et al. 1998). Also frequents pine forests with deciduous understory, and well-wooded residential areas (Hamel et al. 1982). Thickets and early successional woodlands generally not suitable (Roth et al. 1996). In migration and winter, uses woodlands of various types from humid lowland to arid or humid montane forest, also scrub and thickets (Sallabanks et al. 1998).
LIFE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY: Returns to breeding grounds in April and May; territorial and socially monogamous during breeding (Roth et al. 1996). Nest built in crotch, or saddled on branch, of shrub, sapling, or large tree, usually less than six meters (20 feet) above ground (Terres 1980). Primarily female constructs a cup nest lined with rootlets and composed of grasses, bark strips, mosses, leaves, and mud; a piece of paper or white cloth often conspicuously incorporated into nest. A clutch of two to five (usually three to four) bluish-green eggs are laid between April and July. Female incubates eggs for 12-14 days and both parents feed young, which leave nest when 12-13 days old. Young become independent when 21-31 days old. Replacement clutches produced if nests fail and two broods are usually attempted. Frequently subjected to brood parasitism by brown-headed cowbirds (Roth et al. 1996, Sallabanks et al. 1998). Forages on, or near, ground and diet consists of a variety of insects, spiders, myriapods, sowbugs, snails, and earthworms. Also consumes fruits of spicebush, dogwood, Virginia creeper, blackberries, elderberries, pokeweed, and mulberries (Terres 1980).
BASIS FOR STATUS CLASSIFICATION: Breeding Bird Survey data indicate a significant population decrease over much of distribution since late 1970s (Roth et al. 1996). The key habitat requirement is mature forest with an understory of deciduous shrubs or saplings. Habitat degradation and fragmentation in breeding and wintering areas are greatest threats. Habitat size is as important as habitat type because nest predation and nest/brood parasitism rates are higher in small woodlots and along the edges of larger tracts than in the interior of large tracts. Fragmented forests may be population sinks with populations sustained by immigration from larger, unfragmented forest tracts. Brown-headed cowbird is a serious threat, causing significant population declines throughout much of distribution. Loss of tropical forests also may contribute significantly to regional declines in temperate
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Open up a child's world through reading.
James Patterson knows the power of stories — and reading
Reading's ripple effect
Think the only one who benefits from reading aloud is the child? That's just part of the story. We know one-on-one reading increases a child's reading proficiency, often along with his interest and comprehension in other areas. And the consistent, positive interaction with a caring adult makes a child feel valued, boosting confidence.
But the volunteer gets it back in spades. Realizing how big a difference your small time commitment can make, immersing yourself in the fun of a colorful picture book or the adventure of a chapter book, just being around the energy and enthusiasm of children is a powerful, feel-good activity that lingers.
Companies that participate benefit from that positivity, too. Pulling together to make a community better and doing something extra to help out children who need it increases organizational pride, tightening the bonds of teamwork.


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