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Fuller's London Pride - Fuller Smith & Turner PLC
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North Carolina
3.96/5 rDev +0.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A: Pours a clear medium golden yellow in color with light amounts of active visible carbonation slowly rising from the bottom of the glass and some light apricot highlights. The beer has a quarter finger tall foamy off-white head that quickly reduces to a medium sized patch of mottled very thin film and a very thin ring at the edges of the glass. Light to moderate amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Light aromas of biscuit malts with hints of caramel sweetness.
T: Upfront the beer is slightly sweet with a moderate flavor of biscuit malts and just a touch of caramel notes in the sweetness. Hints of butter and toffee with a light note of earthy hops which contribute a light amount of bitterness which fades pretty quickly.
M: Medium bodied with light to moderate amounts of carbonation. Smooth.
O: Easy to drink and sessionable. Nice complexity of flavor and definitely one to enjoy again.
Serving type: bottle
04-16-2014 01:39:50 | More by dbrauneis
3.79/5 rDev -4.1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
A - light amber/copper color. Poured with little head that quickly dissipated, with no lacing.
S - bready, slight Hop presence.
T - bread or biscuit flavor with mild hop presence.
M - smooth light carbonation, light on the palate as well
O - this is a great beer for the style, not my favorite but still decent
Serving type: bottle
02-25-2014 01:23:22 | More by ZS881107
New Hampshire
4.23/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
From an outdated bottle dated 16-May-13. Sampled on February 17, 2014.
The pour is caramel amber with a big, cream colored head that leaves a lot of lacing.
The aroma is of roasted caramel malts, toffee, sweetness, and mild hop notes.
The body is smooth, medium, and chewy.
The taste is not as sweet as the nose might suggest but it most definitely brings out a great roasted caramel flavor and a mild, pleasant hop finish.
I cut my teeth on this beer in my early days of exploring the world of beer back in the 1980's. Despite the fact that I was drinking it 9 months after its expiration date it held up beautifully and reminds me of how I always remembered it to be.
Serving type: bottle
02-17-2014 23:56:57 | More by puboflyons
3.98/5 rDev +0.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A: This beer pours a nice, bright copper with a fairly short lived 1-finger white head. A bit of lacing for what little head it has.
S: Mild but spicy hop aroma filters through the pear and lightly sweet caramel. There's a bit of bread crust but overall I don't get an overabundance of breadiness in this brew.
T: This brew finishes semi dry beer with a slight sweetness. There's a piney hop component that comes through with some bread crust and a mild pear flavor. It balances a bit to the bitter side but barely. I personally like the balance. It's bitterness is present but not overwhelming and has a low to medium low carbonation. The piney hop lingers in the aftertaste for a short time. The hop bitterness tends to intensify a wee bit as the glass warms.
M: light to medium body, not too thin. a bit more body than a pale ale I think.
O: This is one of my favorite brews. Overall it balances nicely. This beer will appeal to English IPA and brown ale lovers as it has some components of both but balances well enough to pick out these differences. As a fan of English ales, I'd give this one a try.
Serving type: bottle
02-05-2014 01:11:45 | More by slusk
Ontario (Canada)
3.81/5 rDev -3.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Pale golden orange colour, 1.5 fingers of off white head, some lace here too. Smell is of toasty malts and fruity hops, light lemony citrus, buttery bread, moderate hop, some floral notes as well. Taste is malty up front, buttery toasted malts, fruity hop, mild bitterness, orange and lemony aftertaste as well. Lightly carbonated, smooth medium body, soft creamy feel. A solid pale ale, flavourful, and fairly easy drinking, could drink this in large quantity over the span of a warm afternoon.
Serving type: can
01-29-2014 14:58:24 | More by peensteen
3.71/5 rDev -6.1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Look: Pours with a large, thick, off-white (orange hue) head. Mostly diminishing, medium thick layer on top sticks for the ride. Clear, medium carbonation, golden orange/amber (red hue) - hard to describe - good looking either way.
Smell: Pine, citrus, light noble hop and a relatively strong honey, caramel, sweetness. Also a bit floral. Subtle, complex enough and well balanced.
Taste: Pine and honey dominate. Starts surprisingly on a floral spike then goes in medium honey, caramel malt, sweet middle and ends with piney light/medium bitterness which lingers with honey sweetness for a while. Also some light metallic notes at start. A bit less of everything than in the smell.
Mouthfeel: Relatively fresh, medium, silky body. Medium/low carbonation.
Overall: Solid, smell is fun, taste a bit less, but a solid beer worth to have in your basement for random nonbeer-drinking friends.
Serving type: bottle
01-28-2014 09:12:50 | More by tmzl
3.73/5 rDev -5.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Appearance- Pours up a decent amount of head which seems to have okay retention. The head is almost pure cotton white (there is a slight hint of off-white) while the body is a pale to medium amber which appears pale in the light. Considerable lacing has already been left behind.
Nose- Starts off with a blend of citrus and caramel that starts to fade into floral/perfume notes. A hint of soapiness. Light notes of bubblegum as the caramel starts to fade. Some brown bread from the malts which works well with the orange from the citrus. Touches of honey which are reinforced by swirling.
Taste- Pretty reflective of the nose but lacks some of the complexity. A very balanced and well integrated flavor profile of citrus, brown bread, caramel and biscuit. There is a slight earthiness with some chalk on the finish. Very English hops. Slight pine and resin. May not have a ton of presence but does what English beers do well- offer subtle but always interesting flavor profiles for very sessionable beers. Doesn't show any of the bubblegum of the nose but only hints at the honey and floral notes. A slight bit of spice on the finish, some pepper and a dash of coriander. Pretty much a solid, good beer. It can seem a little thin if you don't pay attention. Also seems to be a very good representation of the style.
Mouthfeel- Between light and medium bodied with some syrup to the texture. Appropriate amount of carbonation which lets a little bit of the smoothness through.
Drinkability- Very sessionable and very easygoing. Four bucks for 500 mL is a bit much for regular purchase but I could see myself buying this beer again.
Overall- Solid representation of the style and a simply good beer. Definitely worth a try and a good introduction to English beers.
Serving type: bottle
01-19-2014 04:51:42 | More by artoolemomo
4.14/5 rDev +4.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Appearance - It is a dark amber color, with a decent head.
Smell - It is mostly a piney / hoppy smell , with some malts.
Taste - It is a nice balance of hoppy bitterness with the sweet malts.
Mouthfeel - It is a medium-bodied beer, with good carbonation.
Overall - It is a pretty good English pale ale.
Serving type: bottle
01-17-2014 02:50:53 | More by Captain_Komamura
4/5 rDev +1.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 11.2oz bottle into a pint glass. Best by Oct. 19 2014
A- Pours a light amber with a nice clarity. Lots of tiny bubbles and a small slightly off-white head that dissipated to a ring quickly.
S- Nice mildly sweet malt, faint apple cider vinegar. I should be eating fish and chips with this.
T- Similar to nose, nice slight malty sweetness, some cracker malt. Faint apple/apple cider vinegar. Light English hops.
M- Crisp and light and very drinkable, could probably go for 5 pints of this stuff.
O- An amazing representation of an English bitter. Clean and refreshing. i do prefer Fuller's ESB to this one though.
Serving type: bottle
01-09-2014 19:59:34 | More by PaulyB83
3.75/5 rDev -5.1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
330 ml bottle poured into a tumbler.
A- Clear golden body, leaning toward amber. Head retains okay. Agitation produces a nice off white pad for a short time.
S- Biscuit malts. Slight caramel in the aroma. Very mild smell of earthy hops.
T- Mild grain and toasted malt flavor. A dry earthy hop flavor comes through.
M- Light and smooth. A slightly dry finish, but nice feel.
O- Decent. Light, drinkable, like any solid English pub beer. Nothing spectacular in my mind, though.
Serving type: bottle
01-03-2014 19:46:35 | More by BWED
4.61/5 rDev +16.7%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
When I was first offered this ale at a Bar in Dubai I was a little skeptical. I felt that the bartender was being forced to sell the beer so they can get rid of it. However after she assured me it was new to them and she just wanted to promote it I gave it a shot. I was very surprised to say the least. First the bottle this ale comes in was nothing short of classy. It gave me the feeling that I was drinking at an old english pub. Then as the bartender filled my glass the color was the next thing that caught my attention. Its a beautiful reddish brown. Im not overly familiar with European beers so maybe most of their ales have this same color and reddish hue to it. Its exactly the kind of color I see on TV shows when they are depicting ales on your favorite sitcom. I really didnt believe that color truely existed until I saw this ale. After she filled my glass and I was done admiring the color I went for the first taste. I have been duped by beers before that come with excellent presentation but leave a less than desirable taste in my mouth. So I decided not to expect much. Boy was I wrong. This beer taste better than it looks. It is exactly the flavor I would look for in an Ale that looks this good. Not only that but the smell as I drank it was a stark contrast to the flavour of the beer. The smell is very sweet. It almost reminds of a camarel covered chocolate. The taste while bitter is very smooth on the pallete. Overall I would say this beer is very well balanced. It is now one of my favorites and should be on everyones list to try.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2014 13:47:17 | More by bennyguns
3.98/5 rDev +0.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Got it from somewhere,Bulgaria i think. It is 0.5l bottle,so it imported beer,out of U.K.
A - Clear nice reddish color,few bubbles with decent one finger tick creamy white foam.
S - Haze,honey mostly. With some malt.
T/M - Very drinkable. Low carbonation,sweet high bitter aftertaste.
O - Good ale,highly drinkable with decent aroma.
Serving type: bottle
12-15-2013 11:42:08 | More by djura
New Jersey
4.79/5 rDev +21.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
I really enjoy drinking this fine brew. I've also had it on tap while I was visiting London a few times. This one is sort of in a class all by itself... it has just about the right balance of everything.
Appearance - A slightly hazy amber color with light carbonation, poured with a nice 6 mm head that diminished ever so slowly... although I may have consumed it too fast to truly tell. Left a considerable amount of lacing around the glass. The overall appearance is very inviting.
Smell - Sweet malty aroma with a hint of hops. Can almost imagine I sense some barreled oak
with a mix of fruits and flowers as well. No citrus is evident.
Taste - Difficult to tell but I do sense a hint of vanilla and some berries on the aftertaste. Whatever it is... it is quite good!
Mouthfeel - Just about perfect. Extremely smooth beer that went down begging for more. Would definitely go very well with an order of fish-n-chips or a sheppard's pie!
Overall - Please don't pass this one up if you have the opportunity. It is very well crafted and has earned it's right to stand amongst the very finest ales in the world!
Serving type: bottle
12-10-2013 21:57:46 | More by Ron860
4/5 rDev +1.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
330 ml bottle into pint glass, best before 12/22/2013. Moderate gusher upon opening. Pours slightly cloudy deep golden amber color with a 1 finger dense white head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Light spotty soapy lacing clings down the glass. Aromas of caramel, toffee, pear, apple, grape, biscuit, toast, floral, herbal, and yeast earthiness. Damn nice aromas with very well balanced malt, hop, and yeast ester notes; with good strength. Taste of caramel, toffee, toast, pear, apple, grape, biscuit, floral, grass, herbal, light pine, and yeast earthiness. Fair amount of earthy herbal bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of caramel, toffee, pear, apple, grape, biscuit, toast, floral, grass, herbal, light pine, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a god bit. Very well balanced and moderately robust malt, yeast, and hop flavors; with a moderately crisp malt/hop balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied; with a lightly creamy, smooth, and moderately crisp mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with minimal warming present after the finish as expected of 4.7%. Overall this is a damn nice English pale ale! All around good balance and robustness of flavors; and very smooth and crisp to drink. A very enjoyable offering.
Serving type: bottle
12-07-2013 21:38:39 | More by superspak
3.83/5 rDev -3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
It made lots of thick head that would not go away. Amber reddish color. Nice fruity and hoppy aroma and a hint of malt.
Low carbonation and very small bubbles. Light going to medium body.
Malty sweet flavor well balanced with refreshing hops that leaves a nice sensation on your tongue. Notes of caramel, Earthy and floral English hops and a slight touch of toasted malts.
Mild dry and bitter aftertaste. Solid good bitter and sweet beer, it proves you can be big and still produce a decent quality product.
Serving type: can
11-10-2013 21:36:20 | More by FLima
3.71/5 rDev -6.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
bottle poured into New Belgium globe glass
A - clear gold with a quickly fading off white head, not much lacing.
S - earthy notes, citrus, and pine
T - malt forward with a slight metallic taste and a mild hop finish
M - kind of thin and metallic
O - decent but not memorable
Serving type: bottle
11-07-2013 04:31:23 | More by Mojo
3.86/5 rDev -2.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Appearance: Pours a foamy two finger head that recedes moderately fast. Light copper.
Aroma: Iron, hops, and a hint of caramel.
Taste: Rich and malty, with a nice balance and a hoppy background. Some toffee-like sweetness and toast in the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, medium bodied. Goes down easy.
Overall: A fine example of its type, London Pride is a long time favourite of mine. I like it from the tap (cask), from the can, and from the bottle, and it's a beer that doesn't seem to suffer much from any of these storage methods. This one really is what it says on the tin: rich, malty & satisfying.
Serving type: can
11-05-2013 18:05:33 | More by Arborescence
Alberta (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev -1.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Had on tap at an alehouse in Calgary (1600 in the south). Arrived in a signature London Pride pint glass (always a nice touch), a nice honey golden to orange amber color with around three fingers of white head. Aroma a classic British ale waft of pale malts, woody earthy hops, and a touch of fresh orange and coriander spice (the latter a bit unusual in a British pale, but I swear that's what I smell here. Must be the integration of citrus and peppery esters). Body is classic for the style, on the thin side but not watery. Palate is a subtle but rich complexity of soft bready malts, savory spice, floral citrus that mirrors the orange and lemon aroma, medicinal herb notes, maybe a little diacetyl butter, and a clean ultra-smooth bitter finish. Even the non-beer geek I was with was amazed by the smoothness. Overall effect is malty and bright vibrant citrus notes rather than super-sweet, but make no mistake, I am not talking citrus as in pungent West Coast hops. This is earthy, woody, fruity (from ale yeast), but smooth and bitter, with only a touch of caramel. A sublime integration of classic English flavors that taste quite bright and fresh on tap and with an aggressive yet English hopping regime that leads the way but does not overpower the malts. Rivals Samuel Smith Old Brewery but tastes a bit less rustic and "dark", more bright and fruity. Incidentally, many sources say this is a bitter rather than a pale ale. I think the cleaner malt taste and hopping make it a pale ale, but a perfect example for the old debate around whether these are even different styles.
Serving type: on-tap
11-01-2013 01:10:38 | More by CalgaryFMC
Ontario (Canada)
1.1/5 rDev -72.2%
look: 2 | smell: 1 | taste: 1 | feel: 1 | overall: 1.25
I bought a can of this stuff at LCBO, because it looked good, and I thought it was on sale for $2.00 for a tallcan. It was actually $2.80, not $2.00, so I expected something delicious.
Boy was I in for a surprise.
I cracked open the can, and the distinct smell of urine wafted very quickly up to my nostrils. I drank a small sip, it tasted like it smelled, and I kicked myself in the ass for wasting my money on this "premium ale".
Now I understand why the British refer to "getting drunk", as "getting pissed"!
The urine the beer ratio in the can is UNACCEPTIBREW!!
Shameful 1/5.
The British should stick to fish and chips, and leave the brewing for us North Americans!
Serving type: can
11-01-2013 00:36:05 | More by jkrane
3.99/5 rDev +1%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Best Before 08 APR 14
A: Pours an amber color with a little over a fingers worth of head that fades down to a nice cap after a few minutes
S: A good deal of pale and caramel malts with a nice fruity presence that lends some apple, grape, and other aromas
T: Follows the nose. Starts off with the maltiness up front, followed by the complex fruitiness. Goes into some bread and butter notes and well as some mustiness as it nears the finish, which is fairly clean with a light bitterness
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation
O: A very fine English Pale Ale, and one that could most certainly be the benchmark for the style. Extremely easy to drink with a coy complexity. Definitely worth trying if you're into English ales
Serving type: bottle
10-23-2013 04:13:46 | More by BEERMILER12
Ontario (Canada)
3.44/5 rDev -12.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
500 ml can poured into a pint glass.
Appearance - Nice clear golden color. 1+ fingers of head that linger for more than a few moments. Some bubbles readily apparent inside the glass.
Smell - This comes off smelling like a wonderful English Bitter to me, sour notes, floral hops combined with some light malts. Definitely picked up a bunch of lemon as well.
Taste - Lemon was extremely present on first few sips. Milt malts also perceptible throughout. Strong bitterness and especially bitter aftertaste were probably the stars of the show.
Mouthfeel - Smooth but very nice and wet that would quench the thirst. Slightly thin which worked as well.
Overall - Quite a bit of flavor in this beer, however for whatever reason just didn't enjoy it as much as I would have hoped. To me it was a bit too lemony and too bitter (at least for what my expectations were) and that's why the review is as sparkling. However, anyone with an interest in beer should definitely try it especially those loving English Ale styles.
Serving type: can
10-22-2013 18:19:46 | More by DenisKolkin
4.7/5 rDev +19%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Well rounded, malty and bitter without being overdone. Bursting with flavour - particularly for a 4.7%. Full taste whilst sessionable - hard to beat. The live cask ale draught is a 4.1% and even better, but bottle conditioned is a close second. Both are made at the Griffin Brewery in Chiswick (West London) where the brewery and company have a long, proud history.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2013 21:07:37 | More by UKFlorida
4.03/5 rDev +2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Pours a brilliant golden orange with a frothy cream head that dissipates slowly, leaving spotty lacing.
Aroma is floral, fruity esters, and nutty, with hints of caramel and toasted malt. Smells rich and buttery, and almost like a very grainy whole wheat bread.
Flavor follows suit, with fruit underlying a toasted, grainy bread backbone, accompanied by diacetyl, finishing floral and a touch bitter. The balance is toward the fruity character. Minerally notes surface as it warms.
Body is moderate, with moderate carbonation and light alcohol warmth.
Great, rich malt character, and the hops balance nicely, but don't overwhelm. The diacetyl complements the malt backbone well. The fruit character was stronger than I recall.
Serving type: bottle
10-12-2013 16:54:06 | More by barczar
New York
3.94/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
A-pours a clear copper color with an off white head with decent retention and leaves some nice lacing
S-slightly sweet with a hint fruitiness
T-more sweetness up front followed by a great hop bitterness that balances the beer out and finishes clean
M-medium-light bodied
O-easy drinking straight forward brew. Great session beer
Serving type: bottle
10-10-2013 00:13:37 | More by atr2605
Alberta (Canada)
3.89/5 rDev -1.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A - Burnished copper in color. Crystal clear with a cream colored head. Head is fairly lasting.
S - The aroma is bready up front, sort of like soda crackers. Hops follow smelling at first of citrus. Then comes the sweet smell of malt, giving nuts and caramel. Malt presents itself without interfering with other aromas.
T - London Pride is medium bodied with a wonderfully juicy mouthfeel. Flavors follow the nose very well. In particular juiciness followed by hints of caramel. In the end comes an assertive citrus and hay finish of hops.
O - Very decent English bitter overall. It's tasty, well balanced, and bitterness is assertive without dominating.
Serving type: can
10-09-2013 02:57:41 | More by Brianhophead
Fuller's London Pride from Fuller Smith & Turner PLC
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The meeting will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. on Feb. 27 at the Sparks Masonic Building at 2425 Pyramid Way in Sparks. Scott Gibson, RTC engineer and Pyramid/McCarran project manager, said Tuesday that the Feb. 27 meeting holds substantial weight in not only the overall aesthetic view of the project, but the scope and design of the project as a whole.
"We are taking out a lot of homes, we are dramatically changing the visual character of the corridor and we have always led the public to expect that there would be a high level of finish aesthetically with this project," Gibson said. "I am hoping we get to move forward with these things. Right now these are concepts and then we have to look at utilities being relocated within the project.
"We are going to be getting out of (the utility contractor's) way or they are going to be getting out of our way, and I would rather have the community lock in the landscape aesthetics first and have everyone work around that."
The Pyramid/McCarran project has been in the works for more than seven years as it has plans to widen Sparks' busiest intersection thus reducing traffic congestion and improve overall safety for motorists and pedestrians. The total cost of the project will be between $61 and $71 million and will widen Pyramid Way from two lanes to three lanes in each direction (north-south) from a reconfigured Queen Way on the north to Tyler Way on the south. McCarran Boulevard would remain two lanes in each direction (east-west) but with additional turning lanes.
The aesthetic enhancements up for the public's discussion include:
•Decorative walls and berm landforms enclosing neighborhoods
•Street-to-neighborhood buffering options and decorative fencing style
•Public art sculptures and vegetation on multiple sides of the roadways
•Illustration, inspiration and design principles based on Pyramid Lake colors and motifs
•Pedestrian access to and from neighborhoods
•Tree and landscape designs
Gibson said when the project initially began, the City of Sparks was able to maintain care for dozens of trees and grass along the roadways near the intersection, but the turn in the economy forced the city and the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) to rethink the amount of vegetation upkeep possible once the project is completed. Gibson said the RTC has accommodated the economy's new scale and only plans to plant as many trees as "realistically possible."
"We have taken this, I think, to as high a level that is realistic," Gibson said. "We have it grounded in some good design principles and I think using the lake and the desert and those kind of themes covers a lot of territory and is a really strong design foundation for the corridor and the thousands of people who are going to be passing through every day. The neighborhood residents have to decide how much access and screening they would like."
For more information and to view more aesthetic design concepts for the Pyramid/McCarran project, visit www.pyramidmccarran.com or www.rtcwashoe.com/hot-topics.


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In each issue of International Artist Magazine, the Portrait Society of America's Chairman, Gordon Wetmore, presents a segment dedicated to the Art of the Portrait. His contribution to the bi-monthly magazine contains a selection of photographs, interviews, and articles, written by and about members of the Portrait Society, and I look forward to reading it every issue.
For the August/September edition of International Artist, I was approached and asked if I would allow the use of the write-ups I posted to this blog from the last PSoA Conference to help recapitulate the events for readers of Wetmore's column. I was happy to contribute my writings, and with the aid of PSoA's Executive Director, Christine Egnoski, who filled in descriptions of the portions of the conference I was unable to attend, and with the help of photographer Steve Smith, who recorded the event through his camera lens, our article was complete. It has been my honor to be included in this fantastic art magazine.
The Portrait Society of America's 13th Annual Art of the Portrait Conference will take place April 28th through May 1st, 2011, in Atlanta, Georgia. Registration for the event is discounted through August 1st, at a price of $335.75 for PSoA members; after October 1st, prices for members will increase to $395. Membership to the PSoA is currently $70.00 per year for artists, and includes a subscription to International Artist Magazine, a $38.00 USD value.
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In keeping with a deconstructionist and connectivist spirit, this module is a bricolage of freely-available materials. (In all cases free as in gratis, and most cases also free as in libre.) It was created as part of the coursework for the course MDDE 622, and is a component of a (yet-fictional) course Philosophy of Education, whose overarching outcomes for the learner would include articulating a personal position, to whatever degree interests the learner, on the relationships between specific philosophical movements and educational practice. As libertarian as that.
0:00-0:59: What is written is finite. That is, the moment that there is inscription, there is necessarily a selection, and there is, therefore, erasure, omission, a leaving-out, exclusion. Whatever I'm saying now, on writing, on this subject of writing which has concerned me all my life, in this privileged way, since I started writing--whatever I might manage to say here and now, with such brevity and in this strange and artificial scene, it will be selective, finite, and therefore as replete with exclusion, with what remains unexpressed, as with what is expressed.
The original vision for this module was for it exemplify a connectivist approach. (See George Siemens' presentation on connectivist instructional design.) However, in order to fulfill the assignment requirements and demonstrate acquisition of 622's outcomes within the time constraints, this original intention was modified to a more prescriptive design--that is, this current module-assignment incorporates more structure and content, and less context, than a more connectivist learning environment might include. In addition, in a real-world context, the learner would be invited to read selected Derrida works in full, none of which are available under creative commons licenses currently (but whose open availability are being championed by individuals like Horacio Potel of Argentina, whose story inspired Francis Jervis' 2012 PhD dissertation). I recognize too that, while I'm presenting deconstruction and connectivism side by side as an ostensibly open opportunity for the participant to draw their own conclusions, this module's structure does smuggle with it my own ideas about relationships between the two. So I recognize the various contradictions that this offering holds within it. I have blogged about these at the OpenID site.


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KISSIMMEE, Fla.—The Houston Astros gave infielder Brett Wallace his unconditional release on Wednesday.
The 27-year-old Wallace played with the Astros for four years, mostly at first base and also at third base. He played in 79 games last season, batting .221 with 13 home runs. In eight games this spring, Wallace was 2-for-14 with eight strikeouts.
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Packing the Stats: Third Quarter Struggles
In my very first "Packing the Stats" feature, I broke down the 2010 Green Bay Packers' scoring by quarter in an attempt to research the claim that they were slow starters. Among a number of conclusions that I drew was the discovery that the team performed best in the third quarter. Not only were they scoring well, but they were also limiting the point totals of their opponent.
As I look through the stats this year, however, it's quite the opposite. The third quarter for the 2012 Green Bay Packers is their worst by far, especially considering it is the only quarter in which the Packers have been outscored by their opponent. In fact, the Packers have only had a higher third quarter score than their opponent in two out of ten games so far.
Before we go any further, though, let's take a look at the raw data. I've also included a chart to help illustrate the overall scoring data by quarter:
The Green Bay Packers, perhaps surprisingly, do the best overall in the first and fourth quarters of play. Their defense does a nice job keeping the points down at the beginning of games, where they only allow and average of 1.9 points in the first quarter. Unfortunately, they allow on average a steady 6.0 to 6.6 points in each subsequent quarter of play.
The offense, meanwhile, scores the majority of their points in the second and fourth quarters. In fact, the Packers have only gone scoreless three out of twenty times in those quarters of play. Perhaps indicative of their struggles, they've put up the most points (9.1 average) in the fourth quarter, where they've probably needed them the most.
If you compare this data to the 2010 season, the margins are definitely closer. The third quarter problems become even more magnified when you also note that the 2010 Packers, at least in those first twelve games, maintained a higher average than their opponents across the board. Thus, having a negative difference in point total becomes a little worrisome.
Now, as further analysis, I thought it might be prudent to look at the opening drives of each half of play. I was curious to see if this might have anything to do with who got the ball first, as well as how each team fared on their first drive. Below you will find a chart that notes which team earned the first possession of the game, as well as whether each team scored on their respective first possessions in each half:


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To benefit the United Way, Colliers Primary School held a "Silly for Seuss" Day on March 1. For a donation of any amount, the pupils and staff could dress as their favorite Dr. Seuss character.
As an added incentive, if the school could raise $250, school Principal Jo-Ellen Goodall agreed to get a pie in the face. If the school raised $500, she would get "ooblecked." Oobleck is a fictional green precipitation in the Dr. Seuss book "Bartholomew and the Oobleck."
The school rose to the challenge, surpassing both goals and raising $1,000 for the United Way. During a school assembly that afternoon, five students representing each grade level were randomly selected to toss a cream pie at the principal, and five were selected to pour oobleck on her.
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Luiz received a square pass from Eden Hazard, took a touch and unleashed a swerving 35-meter shot that flew into the far top corner in the 30th minute at Craven Cottage.
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Tim Johnson (Cannondale/Cyclossworld.com) extended the 2009 cyclocross dominance of team Cannondale by taking a commanding lead early, despite valiant efforts by reigning national champion and hometown hero Ryan Trebon (Kona-FSA) to win the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships elite men's national title. The number one ranked cyclo-cross rider in the world Katie Compton (Planet Bike) reeled in her sixth consecutive cyclo-cross crown in the elite women's race.
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Leading up the elite races on Sunday, the fast, technical Bend course was made even more treacherous by shifting weather and trail conditions ranging from zero degrees early in the week to mid 40s at race time for the Elite men. About 5,000 fans attended Sunday's race.
"The crowd was just unbelievable the whole time, just going nuts," Johnson said following his victory. "Bend really loves their bikes and this was a great place to have a national championships."
Johnson, Jonathon Page (Planet Bike) and Jeremy Powers (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) were able to get out front early. After Page was forced to make a pit stop and Powers went down, Johnson soon found himself all alone on the front. Much to the delight of the crowd, Trebon surged to within a dozen or so seconds of the leader with around two laps to go. Trebon couldn't close the gap, leaving Page to ride solo to his third elite national title.
"It's such a bummer that Jeremy had to crash like that in the off-camber," continued Johnson. "That took away a great chance for him. There was still 45 minutes to go at that point and you can't count on anything in Cross. After watching all these lead changes the last few days I just really tried to keep it as clean as possible. Anything can happen to take it all away."
Earlier in the day in the elite women's contest, Compton soloed to a comfortable one minute win, leaving the battle to last summer's elite women's road race champion Meredith Miller (Cal Giant) and U23 road race champion Amy Dombrowski (Schlamm p/b Primus). Dombrowski, along with former mountain bike world champion Alison Dunlap (Luna) went out hard, keeping Compton in sight for the first few laps. Both suffered from spills on slick, icy sections, allowing the powerful Miller to pass with around three to go.
"After I crashed I thought maybe I could get her back," Dombrowski said. "I kind of got a second wind on that last lap but I didn't have enough real estate to work with."
Dombrowski was able to close the gap to less than five seconds on Miller but couldn't reel her in, allowing the road race champ to add a cyclo-cross silver medal to her repertoire. Dunlap followed around a minute later in fourth and Laura Van Gilder (Cresco, Pa./Mellow Mushroom) grabbed the final podium spot.
Men – Elite
1. Timothy Johnson (Cannondale/cyclocrossworld.com) 01:02:39.0
2. Ryan Trebon (Kona-FSA) 01:03:04.0
3. Jonathan Page (Planet Bike) 01:03:30.0
4. Todd Wells 01:03:35.0
5. Jeremy Powers (Cannondale/cyclocrossworld.com) 01:03:41.0
6. James Driscoll (Cannondale/cyclocrossworld.com) 01:03:41.0
7. Adam Craig (Giant Factory Racing) 01:04:58.0
8. Dan Timmerman ((Richard Sachs – RGM Watches – Radix) 01:05:18.0
9. Barry Wicks (Kona-FSA) 01:05:40.0
10. Christopher Jones (Team Champion System) 01:05:52.0
Women – Elite
1. Katherine Compton (Planet Bike) 41:12:00
2. Meredith Miller (California Giant Berry Farms) 42:08:00
3. Amy Dombroski (Schlamm P/b Primus Mootry/clem) 42:13:00
4. Alison Dunlap (Luna Pro Team) 43:08:00
5. Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom) 43:23:00
6. Andrea Smith (Minuteman Road Club) 43:25:00
7. Mary McConneloug (Kenda-seven-notubes) 43:41:00
8. Kelli Emmett (Giant Bicycles) 43:55:00
9. Maureen Bruno Roy (Mm Racing P/b Seven Cycles) 44:16:00
10. Susan Butler (Monavie-cannondale.com) 44:23:00
Source: USA Cycling
The final four events on the 2009/2010 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Racing Calendar were held last weekend: two NBX Grand Prix of CX races in Warwick, R.I., and two USGP of Cyclocross Portland Cup races in Portland, Ore.
In Warwick, Dan Timmerman (Clay, N.Y./Richard Sachs-RGM Watches) and Mary McConneloug (Chilmark, Mass./Kenda-Seven) claimed the men's and women's wins on both days. For complete results from the NBX Grand Prix of CX, click here.
Katerina Nash (Luna Chix/CZE) dominated the women's field in the USGP of Cyclocross Portland Cup, also grabbing a pair of victories, while Todd Wells (Durango, Colo./Specialized) won the first men's race and Jeremy Powers (Hadley, Mass./Cannondale-Cyclocross World) collected the win on day two.
As the 2009/2010 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Calendar is now officially in the books, Jeremy Powers and Maureen Bruno-Roy (Arlington, Mass./M&M Racing/Seven Cycles) ended up on top of the elite men's and women's categories 494 and 258 points respectively.
The standings are as follows:
Men's standings full standings:
1. Jeremy Powers (Hadley, Mass.) 494
2. Timothy Johnson (Middleton, Mass.) 422
3. James Driscoll (Jericho, Vt.) 420
4. Ryan Trebon (Bend, Ore.) 365
5. Dan Timmerman (Clay, N.Y.) 287
Women's standings full standings:
1. Maureen Bruno-Roy (Arlington, Mass.) 258
2. Mary McConneloug (Chilmark, Mass.) 234
3. Laura Van Gilder (Cresco, Pa.) 218
4. Katerina Nash (Czech Republic) 205
5. Amy Dombroski (Boulder, Colo.) 180
The largest-ever USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships are set to go off Dec. 10-13 in the heart of the Old Mill District in Bend, Ore. More than 1,600 riders will compete in frozen conditions with Ryan Trebon looking for a repeat and Katie Compton looking for a sixth consecutive title.
Source: USA Cycling
The sport's top stars will be among those on hand competing for ultimate bragging rights in the Dec. 13 elite finale at USA Cycling's Cyclocross Nationals in Bend, OR.
Bend's own reigning national champion Ryan Trebon (Kona) and mountain bike Olympian Adam Craig (Giant) are among the nation's top cyclocrossers set to take the start in the elite men's race on Sunday. Multi-time national champion Tim Johnson (Middletown, Mass./Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com), former U23 national champion Jamey Driscoll (Jericho, Vt./Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) and former world championship medalist Jonathon Page (Northfield, N.H./Planetbike) are also preparing to compete for bragging rights at the country's premier cross race.
The best female cyclocross racers are also set to toe the line in Bend on Dec. 13. USA Cycling Cyclocross National Calendar leader Maureen Bruno-Roy (Arlington, Mass./MM Racing p/b Seven Cycles) will be looking to improve upon her fourth-place finish from last year, while current UCI World Cup leader Katie Compton (Colorado Springs, Colo./Planet Bike) will be gunning for her sixth consecutive national title. The pair will be challenged by a star-studded field from both road and mountain bike disciplines including criterium expert Laura Van Guilder (Cresco, Pa./C3 Sollay) and Olympian Mary McConneloug (Fairfax, Calif./Kenda-Seven Cycles).
Find the full race schedule here and find information on late registration here. Read more about special events and free education seminars. For questions about rules, call-up procedures and everything else, check out the main CX nationals page.
Elite race schedule:
About three inches of packed snow already covers the ground in Bend, Ore., after a big storm blew through. Temperatures will remain freezing for the rest of the week, with a mix of rain, snow and freezing rain forecast to begin Friday.
Elite men and women will race Sunday, when temperatures are expected to be in the 40′s and there is a chance of rain. All this adds up to a slushy, moist mess of dirt perfect for racing.
Check out a course preview video from the good folks at CXMagazine and check out this local news for a brief glimpse at the people already at the Cyclocross Nationals.
How does Katie Compton prepare for the National Championships? The planning that helps her win so many races began long before the race, reports the Everyday Athlete Blog:
"I think I'll ride DuGast Rhinos [at Nats]," Compton said. "I love them in the snow: they're just super grippy. I'll wait until about 45 minutes before the race to decide on pressure – you can never listen to what someone tells you in the morning."
Barry Wicks is unfazed by the snow:
"It's not really a big deal – snow is just a little more slippery than dirt. You just have to account for that when you go around corners."
Zdenek Stybar took his second consecutive UCI Cyclocross World Cup win in Igorre, Spain, beating Niels Albert and Sven Nys for the top spot on the podium.
Zdenek Stybar came in stride after stopping in the pits for a second time. He took the lead and soon joined by Albert and Nys, who jockeyed for position for several laps. Albert and Nys might have caught up had it not been for a small, but decisive collision with a lapped rider on a short hill in the final lap:
"Stybar powered up most of the climb on his bike, just hopping off to run the final few steps of the climb. But a lapped rider, walking up the climb with his bike on his shoulder, unaware of the drama unfolding behind him, found himself directly in the path of the chasers. Nys collided with him; Nys went down and both he and Albert were forced from their bikes." [CXMagazine]
After the collision, Stybar was able to take the race. Albert came six seconds behind him for second place and Nys finished 33 seconds behind for third. Five spots behind him was American racer Jonathan Page, who managed to work his way from far behind and break into the top 10.
The next round of the UCI World Cup is Dec. 20 in Belgium.
Watch video from the final lap here:
1. Zdenek Stybar (Czech Republic) TELENET-FIDEA CYCLING TEAM 1:02:12
2. Niels Albert (Belgium) BKCP-POWERPLUS +00:06
3. Sven Nys (Belgium) LANDBOUWKREDIET – COLNAGO +00:33
4. Klaas Vantornout (Belgium) SUNWEB PRO JOB CYCLING TEAM +00:43
5. Bart Wellens (Belgium) TELENET-FIDEA CYCLING TEAM +00:50
6. Bart Aernouts (Belgium) RABOBANK +00:59
7. Gerben De Knegt +01:03
8. Jonathan Page (United States) +01:17
9. Radomir Simunek (Czech Republic) BKCP-POWERPLUS +01:19
10. Erwin Vervecken (Belgium) +01:22
1. Niels Albert (BKCP-POWERPLUS) 370
2. Zdenek Stybar (TELENET-FIDEA CYCLING TEAM) 365
3. Klaas Vantornout (SUNWEB PRO JOB CYCLING TEAM) 279
4. Sven Nys (LANDBOUWKREDIET/COLNAGO) 270
5. Francis Mourey (FRANÇAISE DES JEUX) 256
6. Kevin Pauwels (TELENET-FIDEA CYCLING TEAM) 236
7. Gerben De Knegt — 228
8. Bart Aernouts (RABOBANK) 213
9. Enrico Franzoi (LIQUIGAS) 203
10. Christian Heule — 202
Todd Wells and Jeremy Powers each took a win on the final weekend of the 2009 U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross, with Ryan Trebon won the season series. Katerina Nash continued her domination of the women's field, taking home two wins, and the overall series victory.
Source: USGP
Elite men: Ryan Trebon was the odds on favorite to win today at the USGP STANLEY Portland Cup – racing practically in his own back yard on a course that has proven very much to his liking at USGPs past, but Todd Wells did not get the memo.
The much ballyhooed match-up between the West coast powerhouse Kona team against the East coast Cannondale/CyclocrossWorld.com did not develop the way fans expected as Todd Wells rode a brilliant race from start to finish, claiming victory in front of a record number of fans in frosty Portland, Ore.
Heading into the barrier section on lap one, Powers and Trebon led a chase group containing Geoff Kabush, Wells and Chris Jones. As Powers and Trebon traded blows on the front, Wells rode methodically through the competition. As he roared by Kabush in the pits, Wells proved that a late start to your season can be a benefit, passing his competitors with ease and never seeming to reach the bottom of his reserves. As Wells surged to the front, Powers remained close while Trebon faded further back.
Coming onto the pavement for the finish Wells led with Powers sprinting hard on his heels. Roaring to the line, Wells sat up for a well-earned vicotry salute – causing many a spectator to flinch a wee bit as Powers was closing fast. Trebon held on to finish third. For his impressive efforts Zach McDonald received the SRAM Most Aggressive Rider prize – riding from dead last in the call-ups to a tenth place finish.
1. Todd Wells (Specialized)
2. Jeremy Powers (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com)
3. Ryan Trebon (Kona/FSA)
4. Tim Johnson (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com)
5. Jamey Driscoll (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com)
Video from Day 1:
Elite women: LUNA's Katerina Nash came to Portland for the final stop of the USP of Cyclocross with a commanding Series lead and today she proved no less dominant than in previous USGP outings. Nash has crushed her competition all season long and today proved to be no different. Alison Sydor had another strong start but soon faded to the chase group as only Amy Dombroski (Schlamm p/b Clement & Primus Mootry) was able to stay close. Sydor along with Meredith Miller and Nash's LUNA Teammate Alison Dunlap made chase but ultimately could not make up ground on the flying Nash.
With yet another USGP victory delivered, Nash has all but wrapped up her second consecutive Series title. Dombroski crossed the line in second and showed that she is a rider coming into form at the right time of the season. She also claimed the SRAM Most Aggressive Rider Prize for her never-say-die ride against such a formidable opponent. Sydor, who had dangled behind a powerful Meredith Miller and Alison Dunlap, found new strength to launch a late attack to out sprint Miller for the third step of the podium.
Women's results
1. Katerina Nash (Luna Chix)
2. Amy Dombroski (Schlamm p/b Clement & Primus Mootry)
3. Alison Sydor (Maxxis/Rocky Mountain)
4. Meredith Miller (Cal Giant Berry Farms/Specialized)
5. Alison Dunlap (Luna Chix)
Elite men:
Men's results: With temperatures in the 30′s and winds blasting racers, Todd Wells took the lead in the beginning of the race and held onto it, with teammates Powers and Johnson taking turns attacking. In a final sprint on the pavement, Powers beat Wells. Check out some photos of the race from CyclingNews.com.
1. Jeremy Powers (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com)
2. Todd Wells (Specialized)
3. Tim Johnson (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com)
4. Adam Craig (Team Giant)
5. Ryan Trebon (Kona/FSA)
Elite women: LUNA's Katerina Nash didn't need to win Sunday to take home the USGP series title, but she still managed to recover from a mechanical that knocked her off the front of the pack, according to live coverage from CXMagazine. It took about 20 minutes for Nash to gradually catch up to Meredith Miller (Cal Giant Berry Farms/Specialized) nearing the final lap, but after Nash gained the lead, she was able to open up a large lead.
Women's results:
1. Katerina Nash (Luna Chix)
2. Meredith Miller (Cal Giant Berry Farms/Specialized)
3. Amy Dombroski (Schlamm p/b Clement & Primus Mootry)
4. Kelli Emmett (Team Giant)
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The Hastings Highland Park Arboretum Planning Committee began the start of a fund raising drive to construct a pavilion in Highland Park Arboretum. Ron Seymour says the pavilion should be a great addition to the Arboretum. The Pavilion Seymour says can be utilized by the entire community, so the committee is asking the public to support the project through fund raising. The anticipated total cost of the project is $80,000. The committee hopes to complete the fund raising drive by early 2013, so construction may begin on Arbor Day, April 26, 2013.


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WBB Preseason Capsule #3: Hofstra & James Madison
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2011-12 Record: 19-12/11-7 CAA
Starters Returning (2):
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Head Coach: Kenny Brooks
2011-12 Record: 29-8/14-4 CAA
Starters Returning (4):
Tarik Hislop, G --- 14.8 ppg, 3.5 apg
Kirby Burkholder, G --- 11.5 ppg, 6.9 rpg
Nikki Newman, G/F --- 5.8 ppg, 7.8 rpg
Jasmine Gill, G --- 9.0 ppg, 4.7 rpg
Other Top Returnee:
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James Madison will look to continue the momentum from last year's 29-8 season, in which head coach Kenny Brooks (@CoachBrooksJMU) guided the Dukes to the championship game of the WNIT. The Dukes return four starters, led by All-CAA guard Tarik Hislop. She is the team's top returning scorer after pouring in 14.8 points per game, while Kirby Burkholder added 11.5 ppg. JMU also welcomes back reigning 2012 CAA Defensive Player of the Year Nikki Newman, who helped the Dukes rank among one of the CAA's top defensive teams, and Jasmine Gill, who added 9.0 points per game. The Dukes open the 2012-13 season at in-state rival Virginia and will play eight non-conference teams with a 2011-12 RPI of 111 or better, including three in the top 50. Brooks has led the Dukes to the postseason for seven straight seasons, including three trips to the NCAA tournament. Follow James Madison WBB on Twitter @JamesMadisonWBB
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Thyroid cancer survivors sought
The Butterfly Bandits is looking for thyroid cancer survivors to participate in the butterfly release dedication at PNC Park on Sept. 15.
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Electronics recycling event scheduled
Washington County Planning Commission will hold its annual electronics recycling collection event from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. June 15 at the Washington County Fairgrounds.
The electronics waste will be collected by JVS Environmental of Rockwood, which will ensure the accepted waste is properly recycled.
Items to be collected include computer monitors, computer towers and bases, mice, keyboards and speakers, notebook computers, printers, copiers, fax machines, telephone equipment, televisions, answering machines, radios and typewriters. All items will be collected free of charge.
Four- and eight-foot fluorescent tubes and compact fluorescent lights will be accepted at a charge of $1 per bulb. Lab and testing equipment containing hazardous materials will not be accepted, and anyone with more than 20 items must call in advance to make arrangements.
For more information, call the Washington County Planning Commission at 724-228-6811 or visit www.co.washington.pa.us.
Neuman introduces legislation
State Rep. Brandon Neuman, D-North Strabane Township, introduced legislation in the state House of Representatives this week to combat health care waste, fraud and abuse.
House Bill 1493, the Pennsylvania False Claims Act, was introduced by Neuman and state Rep. Tony DeLuca. More than 30 Democratic and Republican House members already co-sponsor the bill.
"Pennsylvanians lose as much as $200 million a year through Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse," Neuman said. "Our Pennsylvania False Claims Act legislation – House Bill 1493 – would go a long way toward deterring this dishonesty."
The bill will allow for a unique private and public partnership with citizens who have knowledge of wrongdoings by vendors benefiting from state money. The whistleblowers would also be authorized to initiate false claims actions.
Neuman said an important ally, state Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane, also supports the initiative. Under the legislation, the state attorney general would have primary responsibility for investigating and prosecuting false claims actions.
"The bill would increase the commonwealth's share of recovery under a successful Medicaid fraud lawsuit by 10 percent via a federal incentive program," Neuman said. "More than half of the states and the District of Columbia have false claims acts, and implementing one in Pennsylvania would provide a new source of revenue while punishing those who steal taxpayer dollars."
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You may also join us for the First Annual Veterans Law Conference the day after this event on Friday, October 18, 2013. Tickets at http://veteranslawconference.eventbrite.com


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|Congratulations 2013 AAE Award Winners!
From left to right: Dr. Riyadh Althumairy won 1st place for his oral presentation "The Effect of Dentine Conditioning with Medicaments Used in Regenerative Procedures on the Survival of SCAP"; Dr. Julie Berkhoff won 4th place for her oral Presentation "Effective Removal of Intracanal Medicaments during Regenerative Endodontic Treatment: An Evaluation of Different Irrigation Procedures"; Drs. Obadah Austah, Jon Fu and Vanessa Chrepa (not pictured) won 9th place for their table clinic "Management of Traumatic Injuries in the Pediatric Population with Regenerative Procedures".
Congratulations to Dr. Nikita Ruparel for winning the 2013 Maria Yeung Research Postdoctoral Award. This award is given in memory of Dr. Yeung, a beloved member of the Department of Pediatric Dentistry. This award honors postdoctoral excellence in dental research.
Dr. Shivani Ruparel, Assistant Professor Research, was awarded the "Junior Faculty Award" for her presentation entitled: "The OLAM-CYP System is Active in Painful Human Dental Pulp Tissues", during the Institute for Integration of Medicine and Science's 4th Annual Frontiers in Translational Science Research Day, March 20, 2013.
Congratulations to Dr. Shivani Ruparel for winning 2nd Place in the Postdoctoral Poster presentation at the 2012 CBN (Center for Biomedical Neuroscience) retreat on May 4th 2012. The title of her presentation was "Role of Cytochrome P450 Enzymes in Oxidized Linoleic Acid Metabolite-Mediated Inflammatory Pain". Authors: Shivani Ruparel, Dustin Green, Paul Chen, Linda Roman, Michael Henry, Armen Akopian and Kenneth Hargreaves
Congratulations to Dustin Green for winning 3rd place in the Outstanding Student Poster Presentation at the 2012 CBN (Center for Biomedical Neuroscience) retreat on May 4th 2012. The title of his presentation was "A NOVEL MECHANISM INVOLVED IN MEDIATING THE RELEASE OF ENDOGENOUS TRPV1 AGONISTS IN A MODEL OF BURN INJURY " Authors: Dustin Green, Shivani Ruparel, Michael Hargreaves, Paul Chen, Linda Roman, Ken Hargreaves
Congratulations to Dr. Niki Ruparel for winning 2nd place in the Postdoctoral Oral Competition at the 2012 UTHSCSA Dental School Science Symposium on April 11, 2012. The title of her presentation was "Direct effect of intracanal medicaments on survival of stem cells of the apical papilla." Authors: Nikita Ruparel, Fabricio Teixeira, Kenneth Hargreaves and Anibal Diogenes.
Congratulations to Dr. John Andrews on celebrating 35 years of service with the Department of Endodontics at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Michael Eskander
Michael Eskander, a pre-doctoral student in the Department of Endodontics won the Pre-doctoral Poster Competition at the 2012 Behavior, Biology & Chemistry Conference on March 3, 2012. The title of his poster: "The Role of NGF and OLAMs in the Transition from Acute to Chronic Pain." Authors: Michael Eskander, Shivani Ruparel, Paul Chen, Armen Akopian, and Kenneth Hargreaves.
Congratulations to Mayur Patil for winning the 2012 Maria Yeung student Research Pre-doctoral Award. This award is given in memory of Dr. Yeung, a beloved member of the Department of Pediatric Dentistry. This award honors a students excellence in dental research.