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Laborite Points Down Information Highway to Vision of a Brave New Britain
Tony Blair, the Labor Party leader, turned a speech to the party faithful today into a canvas for a glowing portrait of a new-age Britain just around the corner -- spirited, compassionate, high-tech and rejuvenated. Provided, that is, that Labor is voted into power. In his keynote address to the...
October 04, 1995, WednesdayLaborite Points Down Information Highway to Vision of a Brave NewBritain
Tony Blair, the Labor Party leader, turned a speech to the party faithful today into a canvas for a glowing portrait of a new-age Britain just around the corner -- spirited, compassionate, high-tech and rejuvenated. Provided, that is, that Labor is voted into power. In his keynote address...
October 04, 1995, WednesdayBritish Go Metric: Some Won't Yield an Inch
Judy Bird, a 60-year-old pensioner, leaned over the butter counter at Sainsbury's on Victoria Street and in her understated way said what she thought: "Bloody nuisance. Why can't they bloody well leave us alone? We always come off worse when they muck around." This Sunday, throughout...
October 01, 1995, SundayLondon Journal; For Sale (More or Less): Sceptered Isle, No Less
It may be that the ghost of Adam Smith is roaming the land, or that Karl Marx has finally settled into his grave at Highgate Cemetery, but suddenly Britain seems caught up in a free-market frenzy. Everything that is anything is up for sale. Would you like to buy a bank? They are going fast,...
September 30, 1995, SaturdayForget the Channel Tunnel. Dream BIG.
DOES going from London to New York by railroad sound like a pipe dream? Add that the route would go through the plains of Poland, Moscow, Siberia, Alaska, Canada, the Pacific Northwest and Chicago, and it might be asked how potent was the stuff being smoked in that pipe. But that's the vision,...
September 17, 1995, SundayBritain's Ugly Duckling Library Ready to Fly
If told as an epic, the story of the construction of the new British Library would rival Odysseus' 20 years' siege of Troy and his wandering in search of Ithaca. Except that it's longer and more heartbreaking. But maybe, just maybe, this one too will have a happy ending.
September 17, 1995, SundayChunnel's Money Crisis Is Growing
In a step signaling its growing financial crisis, the British-French company that operates the Channel tunnel announced today that it would not pay interest on the bulk of its crushing loans for up to 18 months, while it attempts to revamp itself. The announcement reflects the fact the while the...
September 15, 1995, FridayLondon Journal; Zanies? Here They're Eccentrics and Proud of It
To some, the story of Jean Knowlson carries a troublesome message about modern Britain. Mrs. Knowlson, 68, is not known as "the pigeon lady of Purley" for nothing. What began as a harmless hobby, feeding pigeons, turned into a full-time compulsion. Soon she was spending most of her day...
September 12, 1995, TuesdayUlster Danger Point; Dublin Cancels Key Meeting With London Over British Demand That I.R.A. Disarm
The failure of the British and Irish Governments to hold a top-level meeting last week is the strongest indication yet that the peace effort in Northern Ireland is at a dangerous low point. Whether the effort grinds to a halt or picks up again after a summer of deadlock and frayed nerves depends...
September 11, 1995, MondaySawrey Journal; The Japanese, Lots of Them, Call on Peter Rabbit
If Beatrix Potter were alive today, it would astound her to learn that the tiny, dark cottage called Hill Top, which she used as a sanctuary to escape a trying Victorian world, has turned into a veritable shrine. It draws 80,000 tourists a year -- many of them from the opposite side of the globe. ...
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CutsShe wants to cut the world away...So she cuts her arm instead.
For those who must mendConfessions of a broken heartOne that's been ripped apartWhat sins have I committed here?That take away all that's dearLooking into the mirror, I seeA shadow of who I long to beDreaming of sunlight on my faceI hide myself in silent disgraceTempting fate into my handsFalling to such harsh demandsEveryday another painful turnAll the anguish inside does burnThe blood washes out the painSilently like dripping rainTears of confession can't appeaseI've fallen down upon my kneesNo more can I abstain from thisShould I allow the blade another kiss?Into the darkness I fall further downDeeper still my heart is boundInside me the weakness has taken holdShivering I feel so very coldI long to fight to break freeBut I sit here silentlyFading between light and darkNot believing I'll find that sparkI close my eyes to give inLosing the battle withinBut someone heard my tattered criesThey're trying to open my eyesFilled with sadness tooStill trying to break throughTelling
Answer MeYou stand there,staring at me.Do you even see me?What are you looking at?Something you hate?Something you love?Or are you merelyapathetic towards me?Am I a non-entity?Why can't you see me?Can you see the truth?Or is your gaze blind?Do you realize that I love you?That I would do anything for you?Do you even care anymore?Can you fill this hollow spot,the one you leave in me?Would you stop the madness?Will you take all my pain?When will I be as important to you,as you are to me?Don't just stand there....Answer me, please?
Fear and HopeI prepare for the worst,but hope for the best.I prepared for the news,but hoped it was not true.I prepare the shrouds,but hope she'll not need them.I prepare the phone tree,but hope I'll not have to call.I've prepared the songs,but hope I'll not need to sing.I've accepted that she's made her peace,but I still hope she'll never just give up.I know I may never see her again,but I hope to hold her one last time.I know I may not get to kiss her again,but I hope to stroke her cheek.I know how brave she really is,but I hoped she'd not have to prove it.This is how my people, my family,deal with life, it's ups and downs.We prepare for the worst,continuing to hold hope in our hearts.
Lost Love storyNo one loves me, it's okI think about it everydayLooking in the mirror, I seeA figment of what I want to beNothing truly thereNo need to really careDeep inside I fight the warOf the heart that you toreBattered and broken downLook at my tattered gownWhen the stars begin to dieThat's when I'll finally cryBut only when there's nothing hereWill I answer you, my dearFor the words have died insideBehind the mask, I'll always hideAs I change to prove myselfFind my place, my own wealthI'll not look back to thenThat story must reach it's end


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Turning warmer to finish the work week. Mild into Friday with a chance of patchy drizzle and light snow showers Friday, especially morning to midday. The weekend looks dry with cooler weather Saturday and warmer conditions Sunday.
A man accused of driving drunk in a crash that killed two young women pleaded not guilty Friday to six felonies.
Tim Saavedra, 23, of Rudolph, was charged with two counts of second-degree reckless homicide, two counts of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle and two counts of injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle, according to Portage County online court records. The maximum punishment for the most serious felonies is 25 years in prison.
The July 20 crash on a rural Portage County road killed Melissa Peterson-Suzda and Stephanie Eberhardt, both 21. A third passenger was injured. Saavedra told investigators that he drank three pitchers of beer - the equivalent of a 12-pack - at a street dance in Rudolph in the hours before the 2:30 a.m. crash, the criminal complaint said. A preliminary breath test after the crash indicated Saavedra's blood-alcohol level was 0.148 percent, nearly double the legal limit to drive, the complaint said.In another development Friday, Portage County Circuit Judge Thomas Eagon rejected a defense motion asking the judge to remove himself from the case, court records said.


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9:00 | Tune Squad | Blue Coconuts |
10:00 | Killer B's | Putney's |
11:00 | Monstars | FndF |
12:00 | Technicians | Hey Arnold! |
1:00 | Diablos | Hawgs |
2:00 | Rejected | Warriors |
3:00 | Slow Mavs | Flying Squirrels |
4:00 | Metta World Peace | Straight Pippen |
5:00 | Royals | Dawgs |
6:00 | ADHD | Wolf Pack |
7:00 | Scrap Attack | Ben's Frens |
8:00 | Trees | Team Shady |
9:00 | Spaghetti Monsters | Supers |
With four weeks left in the regular season, only three of the 35 teams remain undefeated and only three are winless. (Take Over was invited to leave the league, but their 0-3 mark will remain on the books.) It should be a tight race to the finish in all four divisions.
Somebody asked me the other day why I break the playoffs into smaller brackets. I will explain it again. We have three weeks to complete the playoffs. If, for example, we had four groups of eight teams each. We would need 16 hours to complete all of the first-round games. That means that we would have to go from 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. or perhaps 8 a.m. until midnight. Not exactly conducive to playoff basketball and/or playoff-level officiating. If we had four groups of nine (as in the regular season), we would actually need 20 hours(!) to complete the first round. If we had five brackets (four groups of seven and one of eight), we would again need 16 hours. However, if we have six groups of six, we only need 12 hours for the first round, 12 for the second round, and six for the championships. It just works out that way. I'm not one of those "Let's give everybody a trophy!" guys, but it works out well with six.
As for this week's action, Illuminati returned from a two-week layoff and posted a tight 66-55 win over Wolf Pack. Illuminati had four players in double figures and the fifth, Jay Nussberger, had nine points. Wolf Pack actually had nine players score points, but came up short in the game.
Zach Clark had 16 points and 16 rebounds to lead Game Time past Straight Pippen, 64-59.
Hickory held a slim two-point lead over Slow Mavs at the half, but pulled away late for a 58-49 win. Josh Arnold had a double-double (12 and 10) in the win.
Nick Gorosave poured in 33 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Hey Arnold! to a 72-50 win over Team Shady. Hey Arnold! is just a game back of unbeaten Scrap Attack in the Chris Mullin Division. Scrap held off a late surge by Trees for a 70-64 win. Kevin "Hacksaw" Harris had 23 points and 14 boards for the winners, while Alberto Almeida had 29 points in a losing effort.
Anthony "Junior" Hackworth scored 24 points and grabbed an amazing 20 rebounds in the Monstars' 61-51 loss to Icy Hots. More than half of Junior's rebounds were of the offensive variety.
Donte Williams had 30 points and 14 rebounds for The Hawgs in their 80-54 win over FndF. The 30 points actually dragged his season scoring average down a bit.
Five players scored in doluble figures as Heroes beat back Young Gunz, 82-68. The game marked the return of one of the league's all-time favorite players, Jeff Clark, who pulled down 11 boards for the Gunz.
Ben Martin had 12 points and 18 rebounds to help lead his Frens to their fourth win in five games. After winning back-to-back overtime games, the Frens had an easier time with a 10-point victory over Supers.
After starting the season 4-0, the Royals suffered their second-straight setback, falling to hot-shooting Sour Patch Kids, 92-73. All five players for the Kids hit at least one three-pointer and they had 20 threes as a team. That's crazy.
The bleachers are getting really messy again. I always give out fruit snacks to the kids and last night, I found three or four empty wrappers in the stands. It's nice when the kids know to throw them away, but it's the parents' responsibility to teach them to do so. I'm tiptoe-ing up to banning food and drink again. Please tell your fans to clean up after themselves and the children. Thank you.
And finally, I am announcing what will forever hence be known as the Cole Engle Rule. I've been around basketball for a loooong time and I've seen fads come and go. Most are just silly (The arm sleeve, for example, is one of the great scams of all time. Thirty bucks for a fashion statement that doesn't help one's game in any way.) Some go beyond silly to annoying. Baseball caps on a basketball floor is seriously lame. And the latest--one which I absolutely will not tolerate--is headphones/earbuds on the court. You're not cool; it doesn't help your "game" (such as it is); and it's just stupid. I hate it.
For the rest of this season, if a player has music-listening devices on his person (in his ears, draped over his shoulders, whatever), it's a technical foul to start the game. And that counts as a personal foul, as well. Starting with the next season, such a player will not be allowed to play in the game that day. That should clear up the outbreak of fake-ass coolness in a big damn hurry.
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Rest in Peace, Joan Fontaine (22 October 1917 - 15 December 2013). She is seen here in Rebecca (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940), her first major role.
Matt, Movie Guy turned 4 today!
Would you look at that? I want to thank everyone for following. I know I don't post regularly so I appreciate everyone who's stuck around. This started out as an extension of my low-budget Blogger blog, The Direct to Video Connoisseur, then turned into my thoughts on more high-end movies, and now is just me posting screen-caps of whatever movie I saw recently. I just started a new job, so I don't have the time I used to to see new movies, plus I dumped the DVD portion of my Netflix account for that same reason, but I will try to keep things current on here and post new content as often as a I can. :)


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Updated: Tuesday June 26, 2001 9:03 PM The best way to appreciate Cal Ripken is to look past his Ironman record By Tom Verducci Cal Ripken is the kind of meticulous person who wears a digital wristwatch during pregame batting and fielding practice. So when he failed to show for our lunch date on June 7, 1993, I knew something was up. He was at home, alternately icing a sprained right medial collateral ligament and gingerly walking back and forth in his driveway. Never mind lunch. The Streak was about to be canceled. Ripken had played in 1,790 consecutive games until that afternoon, a number doomed to be as forgotten as Everett Scott's 1,307 in the long shadow cast by Lou Gehrig's 2,130. Naturally Ripken, who had injured his knee in a bench-clearing brawl the previous day, played for the Orioles that night. He didn't even miss infield practice. I thought about that day last week when Ripken announced that he'll retire at the end of this season. I imagined a Ripken without the record 2,632 consecutive games, as one might Rodin without The Thinker or Ben Franklin without the kite. What emerged was a fuller, more accurate appreciation of a master, of Ripken as one of the alltime greats. Beloved as he is, Ripken is even more than he seems. You start with this: Ripken is the second-best shortstop in baseball history, after Honus Wagner. Ernie Banks, Ripken's nearest peer, played only eight full seasons at short and finished with more games at first base. Ripken hit the most home runs as a shortstop (345), turned the second-most double plays (1,565), tied with Omar Vizquel for fewest errors in a season (three in 1990) and revolutionized the position. Baseball never had seen anyone at shortstop like Ripken, an athletic, 6'4" power hitter, until manager Earl Weaver installed him there in 1982. Ripken hit 28 home runs that year. For the first time, a generation of young players -- one that included Nomar Garciaparra, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez -- grew up thinking the shortstop template included size and power. "He gave me hope that as a bigger shortstop, you can find opportunities," Rodriguez says. "Who knows? If Cal was never around, maybe guys like me wouldn't be around either." Ripken gave me a 15-minute dissertation on taking cutoff throws. I was enthralled by his passion even more than by his knowledge. In his time baseball has never known a better ambassador. His commitment to youth baseball, including giving $9 million for a baseball complex in his hometown of Aberdeen, Md., ensures that his contributions will endure. What can matter more than that? So take away the Streak. It's incidental to measuring the greatness of his career. The real beauty of Ripken isn't that he played the game every day. It's that he played it so well and with such dignity. Issue date: July 2, 2001 For more Scorecard see this week's issue of Sports Illustrated, on newsstands Wednesday, June 27. Click here to subscribe to SI.


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Reservations for required permits must be obtained through Recreation.gov. Due to the breach at Old Inlet, access to both east and west wilderness camping zones must now be from Davis Park or access points west, and involve a 2½ to 10 mile hike. More »
International Coastal Cleanup on Fire Island
Contact: Paula Valentine, 631-687-4759 You can be a part of the 27th Annual International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) by joining an organized beach cleanup on Fire Island this Saturday, September 15. Fire Island National Seashore is hosting a clean-up event on the Fire Island Lighthouse bayside beach from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Parking is available at Robert Moses State Park Field #5 ($10/vehicle fee charged). Reservations are accepted by calling 631-687-4780. Registration and check-in will be at the Fire Island Lighthouse on the morning of the program. "We'll work in teams," said park volunteer coordinator Irene Rosen, "scouring about a mile of the shoreline along the Great South Bay between Robert Moses State Park and the community of Kismet." Just dress for the weather, pack your lunch, bring your work gloves, and wear comfortable work boots or sturdy shoes and a hat. "The results of our morning's efforts will be recorded and added to the tallies from all the other New York coastal cleanup sites," said Rosen. Last year, 25 Fire Island National Seashore participants gathered 10 bags of trash from six miles of shoreline. Some of the Fire Island communities have also been involved in this annual cleanup for many years. The American Littoral Society (ALS) coordinates the International Coastal Cleanup programs for New York. In 2011, ALS reported that 6,368 volunteers participated at almost 200 cleanup sites, removing 93,644 pounds of debris (5,819 bags) over a total of 262.18 miles of New York's shoreline. ALS has posted a list of the New York State 2012 Beach Cleanup Sites. Part of the program includes an analysis of the debris collected. Volunteers record the number of bags, balloons, bottles, fishing line, buoys, crates, building materials, car parts, cigarette filters, and more. "We appreciate the volunteers' efforts to help clean up the beaches," said Fire Island's Chief of Interpretation Kathy Krause, "but we hope that this brings attention to the fact that our oceans are a valuable natural resource, and we should all do our part to ensure that litter and debris doesn't make it into the streams, rivers, bays and ocean to begin with." As part of National Public Lands Day on Saturday, September 29, another beach cleanup is planned near the Wilderness Visitor Center. This program will also be conducted from 9:30 a.m. to noon. For more information or to register for oone of the programs below, contact the Office of Interpretation at 631-687-4780 or e-mail us.
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The Patchogue-Watch Hill Ferry Terminal is a short, 2-block walk from the Long Island Railroad Station in Patchogue, New York. From there, you can enjoy a delightful 25-minute passenger ferry trip across the Great South Bay to the facilties at Watch Hill. (Open mid-May to mid-October only.) More...


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New York
3.6/5 rDev -0.6%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Sorry for the stunted review, but until there's an app, it's going to be hard to review beers from bars and restaurants...
Pours orange with a white head that stays around to the end. Not bad looking, but maybe a little artificial.
Not much going on in the nose. I'd have liked to smell something--anything.
Sweet on the first sip, with the sweetness continuing throughout. It's nice and mellow.
There's a lot of body and creaminess to it. It's got a slightly bitter aftertaste, but it's good.
It's overall very nice. I'd be happy to drink this a lot.
Serving type: can
10-15-2012 16:15:22 | More by Kooz
New York
3.68/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: The beer is clear amber in color and has a moderate amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a finger high dense off white head that died down but consistently left a thin layer of bubbles covering both the surface and running down the sides of the glass.
S: There are light aromas of caramel malts in the nose.
T: The taste has flavors of caramel malts and some hints of malty sweetness. Although no bitterness is detectable, the hops seem to mostly keep the malty sweetness in check. There are some lingering hints of spices in the finish.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and relatively smooth on the palate and with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is pleasantly smooth and is a good representation of the style. It wouldn't be a bad choice to throw some of these cans into a cooler for a fall football tailgate party.
Serving type: can
09-28-2012 01:48:38 | More by metter98
3.95/5 rDev +9.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Fest opens to a smooth, light citrus and fresh wheat aroma. The nose especially focuses on fresh grains, with wet wheat, hay, toast crust, biscuit, yeasty baguette, and floury bread dough dominating, made sweeter by touches of wildflower honey, brown sugar, and a few fruit esters, including apricot and berry. Faint hints of pine and lemon come from the hops, adding body and nuance. As a whole, the nose is very nicely balanced and aromatic, and the emphasis on grains is perfect for the style and the season. The aromas could be a bit stronger, but even as they are they provide a nice sensation.
On the tongue, the beer opens with a grainy base of toast crust, floury bread dough, wheat, hay, and Grape Nuts cereal, followed only marginally in terms of strength by a healthy brown sugar, honey, apricot and berry sweetness. Touches of pine come from the hops. There's also a hint of toasted nut. The flavors last throughout the mouthful and into the aftertaste, though the sugars do die off here, revealing a strong bready, grainy base that lingers for a good while. Mouthfeel is medium-light to medium, and carbonation is medium to medium-high, slightly burning the soft palate.
Overall, this is decent fare, and surprisingly flavorful for a beer that only clocks in at 5.5% ABV. A few extra doses of grain and sugar would have made for a more potent drinking experience, but if you're looking for a good lunchtime brew that won't get you hammered before the afternoon shift, this is a good candidate.
Serving type: can
09-26-2012 20:45:47 | More by jondeelee
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Apperance: Clear and copper with a very thick off white head.
Aroma: Orange cream, grapefruit, subtle notes of bready malts, hints of light spice, tropical fruits here and there.
Taste: Quite fruity in the front much like orange cream. Bready, grapefruit, lots of sweet fruits with a yeasty texture. Bits of allspice and some cinnamon with a little bit of a dry finish.
Notes: Well it's drinkable but very unique for a Marzen. Cheers.
Serving type: can
09-24-2012 03:40:12 | More by horshack7
3.48/5 rDev -3.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Reddish-orange in color with a slight chill haze. Poured with a thick, rocky white foam that slowly reduced to a wispy cap. Toasted malt and herbal hop aromas with a hint of tart fruit in the background. Medium bodied with pleasant carbonation and a semi-dry finish. Sweet bready and grainy malt flavors up front that quickly segue to spicy/herbal hoppiness through the middle to the end. Sweet malty flavors continue beneath. Finishes with a lingering bitter hop aftertaste. A little hoppier than most marzens but a good beer nonetheless.
Serving type: can
09-20-2012 02:29:07 | More by IronLover
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Cool 16 oz. can.
Rich, deep copper body with lighter edges. Fat finger of thick, creamy, light beige head. Nice lacing. Nose of sweetbread, caramel, sight metallic notes, toasted grains, and some spicy, vegetal hops.
Toasted grains quickly yield to caramelly, bready malt sweetness. Cookie dough mid palate. Lightly bitter, spicy hop bite in the finish. Lots of lingering caramelly malt goodness. Moderate body, with a smooth feel. A tasty, nicely made Ofest.
Serving type: can
09-15-2012 00:52:38 | More by alexgash
New York
3.88/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Poured from a 16 oz can into a nonic tumbler- pours a clear amber/mahogany color with twi fingers of head, mild retention, some nice circles of lacing.
Smell is very mild-pretty even balance between some caramel and roasted malts (more of the caramel) and some piney hops.
Taste is pretty good- good caramel flavor all around. Some bitterness up front, followed by an earthy roasted malt flavor, quickly taken over by the caramel malt. This is more or less what an oktoberfest should taste like (other Americans have gone pretty far astray). Nothing special about it but at least accurate to style.
Mouthfeel is also very nice- medium body, light to moderate prickly carbonation, a nice long finish with sweetness and a little hop presence. I like it- it tastes better and is better priced than many of the American oktoberfests out there.
Serving type: can
09-13-2012 02:15:57 | More by Hopdaemon39
4.73/5 rDev +30.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I tried this just for the hell of it and was really surprised.
16 oz can - pint glass
amber with one finger white head
slight hop smell of spice
easy drinking but tons of flavor. a little sweetness on the front , malty with spicey hop finish
medium body very nice
overall this is one of my fav seasonals
Serving type: can
09-12-2012 12:08:28 | More by robertdrinks
4.73/5 rDev +30.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
i finally found this on tap at a local bar and i liked it a lot. out of the can it is great and on tap it's fantastic!
appearance - copper/bronze is the best way to describe it. deep color clear through
smell - slightly spicy, nice malt with hop backround
taste - clean malt with a nice seasonal hop finish (think Samual Adams Oktoberfest but better in my opinion) a little more to it
mouthfeel - medium body, very drinkable
overall - probably my my favorite oktoberfest beer right behing Ayinger. easy to find but only sold by the 6 pack (tallboy cans). Love this beer.
Serving type: on-tap
09-12-2012 11:49:40 | More by markh814
North Carolina
3.68/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Pours a crystal clear dark copper to amber in color with some light to moderate amounts of visible carbonation. The beer has a finger tall creamy light beige head that slowly reduces to a thick film covering the entire surface of the beer and a slightly thicker ring at the edges of the glass. Moderate to significant amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Moderate aromas of bready malts with some hints of caramel sweetness and a light amount of spicy hops.
T: Similar to the smell, there is a moderate strength body of toasted bready malts with some lighter amounts of caramel malt sweetness. There are light amounts of spicy and herbal hop flavors towards the finish. Some light hints of bitterness but the finish is slightly sweet.
M: Medium bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation. Crisp and smooth. Light dryness in the finish.
O: Very easy to drink and enjoyable, could easily be sessionable and it was very easy to drink the 16 oz can of this one. A solid example of the style from a brewery that I have enjoyed all the beers I have tried (and all available at very reasonable prices in cans).
Serving type: can
09-08-2012 20:16:18 | More by dbrauneis
New York
3.7/5 rDev +2.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Dark copper with a big white head that quickly rises in the glass. Aromas are bready malt with a bit of sweet caramel. Flavor profile is mostly toasted bread but enough of an herbal character to call this beer balanced. Mouthfeel is medium and good carbonation. At roughly $8.99 for a 6er of tall cans, and considering the fact that I can sit here and drink this all day, I'll definitely be reaching for this one again. Awesome brew.
Serving type: can
09-08-2012 19:50:05 | More by washburnkid
3.88/5 rDev +7.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Into a pint glass:
A: golden red body that yields a one finger white foamy head that has no carbonation rising. Minimal lacing is lefft around the sides of the pint glass. The head slowly dies concavely into the body.
S: toffee and caramel up front with a sort of subdued light apple flavoring along with some toasted grains.
T: very good combination of hops and the previously mentioned flavorings.
M: light to medium with a light bitter finish. I would say this is a very drinkable beer.
O: this is a good Oktoberfest beer for the style and for me. I definitely would have this again.
Serving type: can
09-04-2012 23:24:30 | More by BeerKangaroo
North Carolina
3.55/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
It's pretty hard for me to pass up any beer that puts Gambrinus, the legendary king of beer on the label. I actually like the regular 'Gansett, so this was a no brainer. The pour reveals a surprisingly attractive Marzen specimen, with a sunny orange hue and gobs of creamy head. Nose is German malts and their attendant baker's chocolate and toffee notes.
This is a fairly decent and authentic brew for the style, with a malt based body and some buttery and toasty flavors in the aftertaste and a bit of 'metalmouth' as well. The overall creaminess of the texture is high, just like the flagship brew from these guys. Must be something in the water up there. For a drinkable sixer of tall boys, you could do a lot worse.
Serving type: can
12-09-2011 02:57:34 | More by daliandragon
3.53/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to AutumnBeerLove for this extra. Served in a Stone pint glass.
A - Pours with a half-finger of white foam that settles to a near-complete cap and solid collar, leaving behind minimal lace. Transparent bronze body.
S - Apples and toffee, a bit of grape juice. Toasted grains, and a touch of herbal hops.
T - The taste is a bit less sweet, with more grassy and herbal character peaking through and providing some bitterness in the finish. Toasted bread, with a touch of fruitiness and toffee present.
M - Zesty carbonation, dry medium body that's a bit grainy mid-palate but finishes a bit juicy and sticky. No alcohol present, but I didn't expect any at 5.5%.
D - A solid Oktoberfest, but nothing to get too excited about. Was plenty easy to drink the 16oz can - I'm sure these are great for camping or summer at the beach.
Serving type: can
11-18-2011 00:58:10 | More by MasterSki
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A: Crystal clear burnt orange body. Head is thick and generous.
S: Rich, malty, buttery. Maybe a hint of alcohol.
T: Very buttery, especially as it warms. I know a lot of people don't like this quality in a beer, but it's always agreed with me. Malts are big but not over the top. No hop presence to speak of.
Interesting that they abandoned the "Oktober" and just made it "Fest." Well, it's a good example of a Fest, and you gotta love those tall boy cans.
Serving type: can
11-16-2011 23:54:09 | More by BeefyMee
3.2/5 rDev -11.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A&S: Pours a translucent amber with a nice amount of fluffy white head. Smells like the season, pumpkin spices, but the scent is pretty mild.
T&M: Taste is smooth with some mild pumpkin spices. Not very big in flavor, but that can be a good thing when it comes to pumpkin in my eyes. Taste is really pretty average. Mouthfeel is crisp and pretty light.
O: Not bad, but not great either. I've never been a huge fan of the style but this one is okay. I could maybe see myself getting it again next fall.
Serving type: can
11-12-2011 02:30:14 | More by Tartarus
New York
3.55/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
A nice deep, clear orangey amber with a decent white head that leaves some streaks of lace here and there. Aromas of light orange fruitiness and cinnamon laced pepper. Nice bread and toasted grains. A touch of Sazz hops spiciness. Taste is malty and smooth like a good fest brew with caramel and toasted grains in large supply. A touch of butterscotch in the back with a clean dry finish. Light bread flavors lingering. Feel is gently carbonated with a medium weight that gives an easy drinkability. A nice version that is quite satisfying.
Serving type: growler
11-02-2011 01:20:05 | More by scootny
New York
3.55/5 rDev -1.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Gotta love respectable beer in a 16 ounce can.
Purchased at Green Growler Grocery in Croton-on-Hudson, NY.
Pours clear, dull brownish amber, the off white head is minor in size, goes to a fine bubble film and leaves respectable high bits of lacing.
Bready malt nose, sweet and inviting.
Tasty and malty. Smooth and easy drinking. Bread notes, nutty notes. Some hop dryness late and in the finish...Not bad, pretty good for beer in a can. But basically a middle of the road Octoberfest.
Serving type: can
11-01-2011 22:13:01 | More by Billolick
3.48/5 rDev -3.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
16oz can into a Duvel tulip.
A: Brilliant, crystal-clear copper-red body under a gorgeous, towering, creamy off-white head that mushrooms solidly over the brim of the glass. Terrific retention, too, but disappointing lace keeps it from earning full marks.
S: Crisp, clean, biscuity malt balanced with fresh herbal hops. Lightly nutty, lightly fruity, very pleasant.
T: Malts dominate, with some heavier caramel sweetness joining the breadiness promised by the aroma. Hops are relegated to the aftertaste, and even there don't do much. A little disappointing, but still no worse than average.
M: Medium body, soft frothiness. A little sticky, but good.
O: This is a decent, drinkable, affordable seasonal, but I don't think I'll be buying any more. Especially as it warms the sweetness just gets too prominent for my tastes.
Serving type: can
10-30-2011 18:09:19 | More by woosterbill
3.58/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Consumed 10/25
Poured in to a pint glass
A: This beer pours a hazy, copper color with a two finger of creamy, foamy light khaki colored head. Head recedes at a slower pace leaving big sticky lacing on the glass.
S: Nose is very bready, some sweet caramel notes, and a bit of earthy notes.
T: Taste starts with a very buttered, toasted breadiness mingled with a good deal of caramel malts. Leafy hop notes to come through, a bit of citrus hops. Sweetness comes back in during the finish that sticks with you a bit.
M: Lighter side of medium body, medium carbonation, slightly oily at first with a dry finish.
O: Goes down easy, tasty, not too filling, mild kick, ok representation of style. This is a decent beer that is very affordable.
Serving type: can
10-28-2011 17:01:39 | More by Jayli
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
16 oz. Orange can. No freshness date found.
A: Large head above a nice Autumn color beer. Carbonation is good. A few streaks of lacing are visible down the glass.
S: Spices and creamy bread like malts.
T/M: Smooth and a little watery. Hints of toasted malts and some caramel. Spicy hops give this brew a nice bitter balance. A finish which is on the dry side.
O: A really decent Oktoberfest. Smooth with a nice spicy toasted crisp taste. Even better its in a can.
Serving type: can
10-28-2011 00:54:31 | More by mnrider
4.08/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 16oz can into a pint glass:
Appearance: Holy shit the beer is beautiful! Deep copper orange in color - excellent clarity! Bubbles streaming up the glass left and right! Nice frothy head builds, slowly disspates leaving behind excellent amounts of lacing!
Smell: I get alot of pleasant aromas here, some hop florals kick in off the bat giving off a nice citrus aroma followed by a deep malt backbone with some toasted bread aromas. Nice balance between the both in the nose, very subtly yet each aroma can be picked out.
Taste: Up front you get that kick from the hops, it's a bit of citrus/orange that follows nicely into a toasted backdrop. A hint of malt sweetness follows through here. Finish consists of a blast of bread like malt flavors and a spicy overture from the hops.
Mouthfeel: Crisp and clean on the tongue, great balance here as you can tell this beer is not too light and not too heavy on the tongue. Slight bitterness here from the hops.
Overall: I really liked this beer, what impressed me more is that a marzen in a can is hard to come by, yet Narragansett nailed this one on the nose. A very nice balance overall between the hops and those crisp, autumnal malt notes that make this beer perfect for a cold autumn night in New England. At 5.5% it's very sessionabble & I only paid $7.99 for 6 16oz cans - how can you beat that?
Serving type: nitro-can
10-28-2011 00:18:59 | More by thespaceman
3.98/5 rDev +9.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Received in trade from the eastern time zone.
A -- Hazy orange color with a very dense, creamy, long-lasting head.
S -- Light yeasty, bready malts with mild spicy hops in balance. Some vague fusel alcohol back with warming.
T -- Light, sweet bready, toasty malts with some mild nuttiness and light spicy hops in balance.
M -- Mouthfeel is soft, almost syrupy with a light-medium body and mildly dry finish.
O -- A pretty good stab at the style from this resurrected brewery.
Serving type: can
10-25-2011 21:13:06 | More by steveh
3.7/5 rDev +2.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to Drazzamatazz for this 16oz can in the Nice Cans III BIF. Into a SA Perfect pint.
A: Pours a pale copper color with an enormous off white head. Head billows up to approximately an inch or so and slowly recedes to about a 1/4 of an inch that refuses to disappear. Excellent lacing. Perfect clarity. A fair amount of bubbles move lazily to the top of the glass.
S: Smells about right, some caramel malts a bit of grain, a touch of sulfur, and a pretty neutral lager yeast strain, definitely a lager though. Not overly aromatic, but smells alright.
T: Caramel malts, nice amount of grain in here as well slight bit of bitterness on the finish. Floral hops. Fairly sweet, but not overly so. Pretty nice hop flavor that I didn't expect at all. Pretty tasty stuff.
M: Light body, prickly carbonation, dry finish. Just right.
O: Not a bad beer at all. Very enjoyable on this fall evening while watching some baseball. If I could get it regularly in the fall I definitely would.
Serving type: can
10-21-2011 01:08:21 | More by pokesbeerdude
3.35/5 rDev -7.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
16 oz can into an oversized mug.
This is a fairly foamy pour at first but does eventually settle down into a clear copper, with a frothy ½ finger covering of bright-white head. This leaves back a big sudsy cascade of lace that sticks to the sides of the mug in thick swathes. The aroma is pretty light feeling in the nose, with notes of grass, spice, earthy citric fruit, and the some sweet toasty malt across the back. The flavors that are present seem right-one but this is lacking some power.
The taste has a flavorful malt base to it of sweet caramel and buttered toast. This melds nicely with that soft fruitiness of those citric hops, while a leafy bitterness trails a touch of spice into the finish, which dryly lingers with some leftover bitter fruit. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, maybe a little lighter, with a soft and creamy feeling carbonation that keeps this easy moving despite the fact that this overall could use some more crispness to it.
While this certainly wasn't the most memorable O-Fest that I've ever had, it was a pretty good bang-for-the-buck, as I think that I paid like $8 for this six-pack of 16 oz cans. This is pretty good for what it is.
Serving type: can
10-20-2011 18:37:43 | More by Kegatron
Narragansett Fest from Narragansett Brewing Co.
out of 100
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Liberty Has Some Sirius Options [View article]
Does Malone have an interest in Time Warner that did the recent Batman movie? -
Liberty Has Some Sirius Options [View article]
Sirius XM: On The Verge Of A Breakout Towards $2.35 Again? [View article]
Observed the folowing this a.m. LMCA, LMCB, and Siri all have buy recommends by ISI Group. Stocks all moved up in last few days.
There is another one of interest, I will check watch list and get back to you in same area.. -
Liberty (LMCA) Chairman John Malone says Sirius (SIRI) needs to invest in developing the "next generation or two of (its) service," including the Internet version, and on globalizing. Malone also says he wants Sirius to use its substantial cash flow to return money to Liberty. [View news story]
Mis-information is not helpful -
Should You Trade Your Shares Of Sirius XM For Liberty Media? [View article]
If so, he has accomplished that------. -
Should You Trade Your Shares Of Sirius XM For Liberty Media? [View article]
I just reread your article. This popped up for me:
"Mr. Malone said he wants Sirius to use its significant cash flow to return money to Liberty. 'If we have to spend our money to go from 40% to 50% and decide we want to spin it off, we'd like to get that capital back before we spin it off,' he said."
What does Malone mean " capital back"------is he referring to the following?
Is Mr. Malone advocating that he be 'reimbursed' by Karmazin/Siri for what he is paying for the forward purchase and other stock in Siri he is buying on the open market?
If he wants control, then why should Karmazin/Siri pay for Malone's expenses to go from 40 to 50%------and what does he mean by expenses?
This is the strangest logic I have witnessed in a takeover. -
Should You Trade Your Shares Of Sirius XM For Liberty Media? [View article]
A question ----Liberty spins off to their shareholders their portion of Siri.
Now, as a Liberty shareholder with your Siri are the shares that were spun off to you totally free of Liberty?
Are your Siri shares logged on Siri's books as being Siri shares with no strings attached by Liberty?
Thanks for your response. -
Should You Trade Your Shares Of Sirius XM For Liberty Media? [View article]
I have been viewing the options which can also be an indication of the direction of the stock.
One thing I noticed----look at the Out Of the Money Calls------click on the info for when the last trade was -------some are still being indicated as the last buy being pre the merger of Siri Xm I do not know if the writer's of those calls are still holding or not----could be. (If so, they have had a long wait and still do.)
I don't buy calls or sell puts--------I use calls for extra income while holding.
The 2014's provide more income if I were to sell calls; however, until there is a resolution on this chess game with Malone I will not personally sell calls. -
Should You Trade Your Shares Of Sirius XM For Liberty Media? [View article]
Anyone can do the same------if one likes Malone's list of company then buy a few shares or a lot of shares in each or the one's you like and see how your personal fund does.
Malone has done well on his 40% of Sirius because Mel Karmazin' s Leadership of Sirius/XM Is outstanding
Otherwise, Mr. Malone would not have the cash flow from Sirius into LMCA & LMCB to attract people to even consider buying either of those stocks..
Set up a 'watch list' on the companies that Malone has an "interest in" then decide if you want them in your personal fund, your portfolio.
Just a little different approach to the buy or sell Liberty or Siri----in other words why buy the whole of Liberty when one can look at Liberty's whole portfolio of stocks and pick and choose. -
Why Goldman Sachs Is Worth $200 A Share [View article]
John Malone And FCC Chairman Discuss Sirius XM Over Dinner [View article]
I don't know whether it is doable or not. I tend to think it is doable. Like many on SA I have seen a lot of takeovers that deep-sixed the investors at all levels.
The idea came to me like a ----"bright light bulb". That is one of the ways I solve problems----"those intuitive ideas open up". Sometimes they are 100% spot on.
Hmmm, wonder if Karmazin has anyone reading the SA site.
A lot of us supported him and Siri all the way through the merger---if not for our hard unpaid writing and telephone calling would the merger have made it through the FCC of that time?? I wonder.
Likewise, does Malone recognize the same and even appreciate the same? -
John Malone And FCC Chairman Discuss Sirius XM Over Dinner [View article]
You have put this in perspective. The debt is paid off.
The deal between Karmazin/Sirius XM was not that Malone would take control of Sirius/XM in return for his initial investment.
He was given the preferred shares that entitled him to certain perks as long as they were held as preferred shares.
Once those preferred shares are turned into common shares the perks he gained with preferred shares are gone-----as well they should be.
The stockholders have a say in what happens to Sirius/XM NOW.
Can you imagine the uproar with the SEC and the FCC if Malone moves forward on anything without a vote of the Sirius Board of Directors and of the shareholders.
A lot of those institutions are holding for future gains just as individual share holders are doing the same.
The institutions represent in their holdings a lot of people who do not hold directly. It may also be that some people who are shareholders are also investors in the Institutions----i.e. TIAA.
Any shareholder with Siri would in my opinion be wise to stand fast with their shares and not be scared out of them by the current machinations . This is my opinion in conversation and not advice.
Likewise, contact the FCC, Siri and the SEC and also Mr. Malone--don't be silent.
Each person must do their own due diligence
roxieanne -
John Malone And FCC Chairman Discuss Sirius XM Over Dinner [View article]
Mel can give Malone a dollar for his shares or even $2.00------put them in the company treasury for future issue or put them on the public market for people to buy openly.
Or, Mel could also give Malone the option of doing a public offering on his preferred shares as common shares with an asking price of $1.00 or $2.00. Malone gets his retirement money and out of the hair of Sirius/XM
Just a few thoughts for Karmazin-------no need to give the company to Malone. And, yes Mel Karmazin go have dinner with the FCC Chairman without Malone. If Malone can personally lobby, you can also. -
John Malone And FCC Chairman Discuss Sirius XM Over Dinner [View article]
What famous person would you like to invite to dinner and have a dinner conversation with about their lives? -
John Malone And FCC Chairman Discuss Sirius XM Over Dinner [View article]
I have my long term position and have occasionally done short term trades to make a little profit as I wait for the long term growth.
What does Mel now owe Malone? Is Malone's only interest the preferred shares and what he has bought on the open market and the private forward sales from unnamed sources?


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With the death, destruction, flooding, power outages and transportation disruptions caused by Sandy the Superstorm, it may seem crass to ask about the impact on next week's election.
But here's a question: Could the trail of devastation left by the storm in a part of the nation whose states are generally colored blue in presidential races depress turnout in those states, especially among Democrats?
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Robert Siegel.
I'm Audie Cornish. And we begin this hour with Sandy by the numbers. At least 39 people on the East Coast have died, as a result of the massive storm.
SIEGEL: Sixty-nine are dead in the Caribbean.
CORNISH: Eight-point two million people, in the U.S., are without power.
SIEGEL: And while it's too early for an accurate tally, insured losses alone are estimated at 5- to $10 billion.
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Looming over the recovery from Super Storm Sandy is what to do about next Tuesday's election? The prospect that some voters could still be displaced or without power a week from today has election officials trying to come up with alternative plans.
It even has some people talking about the highly unusual step of delaying the vote, as NPR's Pam Fessler reports.
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In lower Manhattan, the New York Stock Exchange was closed yesterday. It's closed again today; slated to reopen tomorrow. More on that, coming up. But Wall Street is not the only industry in lower Manhattan facing trouble from the hurricane. Zoe Chace, of NPR's Planet Money team, has been getting a look around.
Hurricane Sandy made landfall in southern New Jersey and left a path of destruction all the way up the state. Just across the river from New York in Bergen County, water flowed over the top of a levee along the Hackensack River, and then it poured into the town of Moonachie.
NPR's Jim Zarroli went there today.
Homeowners, businesses, and insurance companies are still assessing the damage from the storm in much of the eastern U.S. But some early estimates are in.
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Sandy has spoken. Over the past 24 hours, the storm has swamped vast sections of the Jersey shore, crippled much of New York City and left more than 8 million Americans in the dark.
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As this long election comes to end, Superstorm Sandy is offering a chance for President Obama to showcase his leadership skills one last time.
For Obama, this campaign has truly been a fight against the elements: a painfully slow economic recovery and a political landscape in which the Republicans swept the table just two years ago. The Obama campaign, with its trademark discipline and meticulous organization, set out to overcome these obstacles.
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Three trustees of Barton Community College sat down with four public school superintendents Thursday to discuss the college's partnership with secondary schools in the area.
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A speeding motorist who refused to stop for Barton County Deputy Keith Kennon was arrested early Monday after a pursuit.
When Barton Community College asks "What drives you?", there's no one answer. And when people think about what supplies power to their cars, they shouldn't just think about petroleum.
This year's Halloween Parade will have to work around the construction site of the future Jack Kilby Plaza, but that shouldn't scare anyone. Plenty of volunteers will be on hand to lead children on a safe route down both sides of Main Street, where businesses will be handing out candy, starting at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30.
Adam Longoria will return to Barton County next Thursday, when District Judge Hannelore Kitts will rule on pre-trial motions in his capital murder case. Longoria is suspected of killing 14-year-old Alicia DeBolt of Great Bend.
The tradition of bringing Christian music lovers together for a "sing" is hardly new, but for years Lynn and Mary Chestnut had to travel for miles - sometimes to other states - to hear the Southern Gospel music they loved. All that changed in 2005, when the Great Bend couple organized a sing for central Kansas.
Barton Community College students left their classrooms Wednesday to visit employers in Great Bend, during College 2 Community Day.
Full-time employees at the Great Bend Recreation Commission will each receive $250 bonuses in recognition of the work that went into opening the new GBRC Activity Center. Four seasonal, part-time employees will also receive $125 bonuses, the GBRC Board of Directors decided Monday.
The City of Great Bend continues to take positive steps to encourage housing development.
The animal population at Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo has sometimes been described as "geriatric," but Zoo Director Scott Gregory is working to change that.
Three grizzly bears at Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo turned 1 year old in January, and have been good companions to Max, the older bear in the grizzly exhibit, Zoo Director Scott Gregory said Monday.
A fire at the Karl and Virgina Harmony home, 3106 26th St., did extensive damage Tuesday afternoon, Great Bend Fire Chief Mike Napolitano said. Virginia Harmony was the only one home at the time and got out safely.
Dramatic videos of flying cameras, storms chasers, and a family emerging from a demolished home after a tornado were among the highlights of "Storm Fury on the Plains," a severe weather awareness program presented Tuesday at the Crest Theater. But Warning Coordination Meteorologist Chance Hayes didn't come to Great Bend just to entertain; his presentations provided potentially life-saving information for anyone with a desire to chase after tornados, or anyone who wants to stay safe in case of severe storms.
Great Bend Public Library staff celebrated the 110th birthday of Dr. Seuss on Monday with a party for children. "Miss Amanda," as children's librarian Amanda Moran-Jones is known, read the Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham," and then The Cat in the Hat invited the children to sample the same dish - scrambled eggs with green food coloring.
HOISINGTON - Joining Senator Mitch Holmes (R-St. John) and Rep. John Edmonds (R-Great Bend) at Saturday's Legislative Coffee in Hoisington was Kansas Board of Education member Sally Cauble (R-Dodge City).
Tornado sirens will be tested throughout the state, including Barton County, next Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
Last week, I reported about churches speaking out against House Bill 2433.
The Barton Community College Board of Trustees took another opportunity Thursday to discuss the recent selection of four students from the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society, who were recognized Feb. 13 at Topeka. They were BCC's 2014 choice for the PTK All-Kansas Academic Team.
Tornado sirens will be tested across the state on Tuesday, as Kansans prepare for severe weather season.
Robin Lee Branson, the man serving two life sentences for Great Bend liquor store robberies that ended in murder in 1982, may be eligible for parole on June 1.
Watching for the latest bills in the Kansas Legislature is as entertaining as a reality TV show – think "Duck Dynasty." You just never know what will happen next.
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Addressing a press conference in Karachi, the MQM leader has termed the Abbas Town incident as 'national tragedy' in which more than 48 innocent were martyred and 150 injured.
Dr. Farooq Sattar expressed regret over indifferent attitude of some political parties regarding terrorist activities in Karachi.
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How State machine diagram can be represented as a Behavior for an operation in UML?
Behaviors (Method Body)can be state machines or activities - activities are easy to understand, as they are the equivalent of procedural code.
I don't understand how a state machine can be used as ...


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Interplay Between Self-Directed Learning and Group Interactions in Online Problem-Based Discussions PROCEEDINGS
Wen-Yu (Silvia) Lee, University of Michigan, United States
World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, in Montreal, Canada Publisher: AACE, Chesapeake, VA
This paper illustrates collaborative knowledge building through problem-based learning (PBL) in online treaded discussions. PBL has been of the most popular instructional approaches in health education. However, few studies described the essential aspects of the PBL learning processes, such as self-directed learning, and its impact on the building of professional knowledge. Therefore, this study investigates the interplay between self-directed learning and group interactions that emphasizes how students use learning resources in a social context. Using qualitative research methods, I analyzed 751 online messages in a nursing class. The results revealed seven kinds of resources (e.g., textbook and experience) integrated socially in the discussions. Resource integration occurred through the process of enriching conceptual understanding, connecting textbook information and personal experiences, and comparing theories and practical approaches. Knowledge was built through this integration.
Lee, W.Y.(. (2005). Interplay Between Self-Directed Learning and Group Interactions in Online Problem-Based Discussions. In P. Kommers & G. Richards (Eds.), Proceedings of World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications 2005 (pp. 2055-2061). Chesapeake, VA: AACE. Retrieved March 7, 2014 from http://www.editlib.org/p/20375.


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