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Christian Moerlein Emancipator Doppelbock - Christian Moerlein Brewing Company
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4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
On-tap at BockFest in Cincinnati.
A: Dark dark red, basically brown, with almost no head, but that could be from it sitting a few minutes because it was pre-poured.
S: Malty, with some notes of caramel and maple
T: Very distinct malts with the same flavors of caramel. A very mixed taste with a lot going on, but not much hop-taste at all.
M: Smooth, thick, and very full. Not totally flat, but few notes of carbonation.
O: Tasty, if you're in the mood. Better than the Spaten Optimator in my opinion.
Serving type: on-tap
03-05-2012 03:07:26 | More by beerme626
3.3/5 rDev -13.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A: Amber brown in color with not much of a head.
S: Sweet and malty and not a whole lot else.
T: Syrupy sweet with caramel, brown sugar, malt and rye bread. There's a little warmness as the beer goes down that leaves a nice sensation, but overall, not a fantastic doppelbock. A little too syrupy for me.
Serving type: on-tap
03-08-2011 22:46:57 | More by notchucknorris
2.42/5 rDev -36.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 1.5
I was *fortunate* enough to attend the first tapping of the first keg at the Pavilion in Mt. Adams (Cincinnati) on January 31, 2008.
The beer was poured into colored plastic cups so appearance was difficult to gauge.
Initially the beer was very foamy and very cold. The aroma was nice and had me optimistic about a brewery I've had mixed results with.
While very cold, the beer went down smooth with little taste and aftertaste. As the beer reached what I consider an ideal drinking temperature (40's) the sweetness and undistinguishable maltiness became overwhelming and unbearable.
Had my wife and I not been with two friends who were enjoying themselves, we would have left after half a beer (which happened to be free).
Bells and Victory have since restored my faith in this style.
Serving type: on-tap
03-27-2008 21:27:36 | More by Yetiman420
4.4/5 rDev +15.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 5
On tap from Taylor's Pub (Blue Ash):
A - Pours a dark chestnut with deep red highlights. Very clear in the glass and forms a small head with very little retention. Seems a bit lacking in the foam formation.
S - Roasty/Malty with some burnt caramel hits the nose. A slight bit of bitter coffee is noted well beneath the malt. No real hint of hops.
T - Really close to the aromas! There's a bit of sweetness that the nose didn't pick up. The sweetness turns into a molasses/brown sugar flavor as the brew warms. Bitterness isn't present other than the slight coffee bean flavor.
M - Creamy, but somewhat thin. From the smell and flavor, you kind of expect a bit thicker viscosity. Alcohol gives a very slight warming spice quality, but is well hidden. Carbonation is lively, but doesn't prickle the tongue.
D - An easy drinking brew. Color and flavors make you want to sip this, but in reality you can drink this one easily; you won't have to baby it. Close to being a good session beer as it doesn't kick or fill you up too fast.
A really well balanced brew. Not too heavy and nowhere near being light. I will certainly have this while it's around (especially since it's in walking distance of the office).
Serving type: on-tap
02-29-2008 00:40:00 | More by srobertson59
3.78/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
P-12oz bottle, into glass stein
A-absolutely gorgeous dark amber brew, with crystal clarity, medium high carbonation, and nice dark ivory cap with good stick.
S-wonderful toasted bread, sweet caramel, and a ghost of fruity alcohol. Rich and powerful for a modest gravity.
T-dark slightly boozy fruit, with just a hint of wheat bread behind, and a gentle but firm bitterness.
M-nice and creamy
O-Overall very nice. Reminds me of celebrator. B = 86-7
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2013 02:57:34 | More by BedetheVenerable
4.49/5 rDev +18.2%
look: 2.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I poured this wonderful beer into my tumbler at 45 degrees. Boy wish I could get more of this one. The beer had a nice caramel taste to it. The beer was terrible looking and poured no head at all. I was going to swear it was flat until I tasted it. The beer is a little sweet but not too bad for me. This truly was a surprise find and I would certainly buy it again.
Serving type: bottle
02-07-2013 01:37:09 | More by Minkybut
Rhode Island
3.6/5 rDev -5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
Stamped 35212
A: Tawny and clear with a quick head and no lace.
S: As it warms, dry fruit but nothing initially.
T: Dates, figs, maybe even some prunes. Then I get more caramel and even a bit of vanilla. Some herbal hops on the finish--it would probably be too sweet and sticky without them. Pretty tasty.
M: Carbonation is subdued, which may be to thicken the mouthfeel. I rather like it.
O: I'm not particularly inclined to have another.
Serving type: bottle
02-04-2013 02:08:39 | More by greybeardloon
3.98/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
12 oz. bottle poured into a mug. Bottled on December 18, 2012.
This doppelbock has a dark crimson hue with hints of pumpkin orange in the light. Topped by a quick-fading of khaki foam, it maintains some visible carbonation in the glass but leaves no lacing.
The smell of this is quite enticing. Malt-forward is an understatement: Bursting with toffee, rich caramel, brown sugar, molasses, rye bread, and dark fruit, the aroma wafts out of the glass with its sweetness. There is no hop presence detectable except for maybe a hint of tea-like earthiness. This smells delicious - can I make a candle from it?
On the front of the palate, I notice lots of dark fruits - plums and raisins come to mind. This fruity flavor stays pretty consistent before a massive malt explosion happens. All the aromas mentioned are present in the taste and cascade together very cleanly. There are some toasted grain and bread-like flavors on the palate that aren't present in the aroma as well. There is very little flavor from the yeast, and as a result, this beer finishes clean and sweet with some warming alcohol.
While not syrupy, this beer is definitely thick. Its low carbonation also gives it a slightly sticky and dry finish. The alcohol leaves some lingering bitterness with some tea-like bitterness and earthy, slightly nutty flavor.
This is by far the best offering I've had from Moerlein. They've knocked it out of the ballpark with this beer. (No pun intended? Sorry, Reds joke.) Definitely pick this up if you're into the malt-heavy styles.
Serving type: bottle
01-20-2013 02:08:19 | More by Groomsy
New Jersey
3.64/5 rDev -4.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: pours a dark brown color with some softer brown highlights along the edge of the glass. A short wispy head fades quickly.
Smell: malt sweetness and some bread tones come through to the nose.
Taste: decent grainy malt base with some darker fruit sweetness, bread, a bit of chocolate, and a mild bitterness. Alcohol is barely noticeable here.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied and a bit thinner than other doppelbocks. Lightly crisp throughout. Long lasting aftertaste as the flavors softly linger on the tongue.
Overall: a decent doppelbock that is malt centric and easy to consume.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2013 23:44:11 | More by Gavage
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a bottle into a Sam Adams tulip. Pours a nice clear reddish brown color. Carbonation is extremely low. I get no head whatsoever. Nose is subdued with faint notes of cookies and spices.
Medium- to full-bodied beer with a very traditional dopplebock flavor. Bready, malty notes up front and a mild hop profile. In the front of the palate, I get flavors of toffee and caramel which develop into some cinnamon and ginger notes. Finish is mild and pleasant.
Overall, a good beer with a nice flavor profile, but I think it needs some carbonation to wake up the palate. Moreover, I think it lacks the complex maltiness and chewy mouthfeel that the best dopplebocks (e.g., Ayinger Celebrator) have. Still a good beer that I'm proud to call ``local''. I'd love to try this on tap.
Serving type: bottle
04-02-2012 09:31:47 | More by deadonhisfeet
4.15/5 rDev +9.2%
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Dark red beer with a soapy, tan head. Wonderful, smoky floral and spice aromas with some fruit and bread notes. Flavors of creamy caramel, spice, fruit and hints of brown sugar. A very complex, very enjoyable brew with a very rich body. Definitely not a beer that can be consumed in mass quantities.
Serving type: bottle
02-29-2012 17:23:58 | More by keeganfrank
3.53/5 rDev -7.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A - Pretty amber/garnet. Ring only for head, some lace.
S - Very light toasted malt, eartly.
T - Toffee, caramel, light toasted malt, light hop bittering.
M - Creamy, good balance and carb. Ends on the sweet side.
D - Kind of simple... would get boring.
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2012 07:51:31 | More by srandycarter
New York
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Bottle received as a gift from someone
A - Poured a mahogany color with a tan head that leaves lacing behind
S - Has a sweet caramel malt and dark fruit nose
T - Follows the nose with with sweet caramel malt with some dark fruit in the background
M - This beer has a medium body with medium carbonation to it
O - I enjoyed this beer overall its well made and easy to drink with a good flavor profile worth getting sometime to try
Serving type: bottle
08-18-2011 21:04:06 | More by armock
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
another nice extra that i recieved lately. i really always appreciate these new beers. poured into a pint glass and enjoyed by myself tonight.
Poured a deep dark russet brown with a small, maybe an inch or so of off white head grazing over the top of it. There was significant side glass lace throughout the session and the overall look of it was quite thick. The aroma was of slight smoked variety. A little bit of roasted malt with a touch of caramel to sweeten in up. The taste was remarkably smooth and delicious. Great full body on this one, definitely not thin. Nice and mellow smoky flavor with a huge earthy and bread like back. A nice caramel sugar sweet finish brought it all together. No taste of alcohol at all and overall it was a very easy drinker. I could have easily had another. The carbonation stayed very nice throughout the session
Serving type: bottle
05-08-2011 05:12:37 | More by mikesgroove
3.68/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
This beer is lighter than the big boys, clear and just into a good amber/red ale territory. The head fails to do much of anything, even when I pour harder upon seeing that nothing's forming. It manages about average appearance in size, retention and lacing left behind.
A strong malt offers breads, caramel and dark fruits with a twang of hops and an underlying barley-like grains note. There's not much missing in the aroma.
The flavor brings forward the malt backbone and subsequent caramel, bread and dark fruits while a note of tobacco also pulls through. Sweetness is moderate and pleasant, creamier than it is fruity as though supported just as much by the caramel note as the fruits and supported by a chocolate note that's not dark or bittersweet, but very much a mild chocolate (but not too sugary) sweetness. While malt-forward, hops offer very little here and even the malts miss the mark of the better examples of the style.
The mouthfeel is where the big doppelbocks really dominate this one. I like it because it's rich, downright lush, filling the mouth with creamy smoothness, but it's a notch below doppelbock thickness or body. For an amber, brown, IPA, etc., this is a great mouthfeel; but it seems lacking for a doppelbock.
no doubt, this is a tasty beer. It's shy of the greats, but certainly one to try.
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2011 20:49:43 | More by Brenden
3.93/5 rDev +3.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A-Deep amber in color with a white head that quickly dissipates.
S-sweet malt but very hard to smell anything else
T-alot like it smells. really sweet malt that finishes smooth
M-crisp and smooth
D-goes down really smooth with no notice of abv...
great product from my home town of cincinnati!
Serving type: bottle
03-06-2011 22:43:54 | More by brew3crew
2.08/5 rDev -45.3%
look: 1.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
Poured into a snifter on 2/17/12
Medium brown settles up as almost murky with rust and copper highlights. A thin layer of bubbles moves to thin ring retention. No lace.
The aroma is bready with tangy grain and a toasted notion. Syrupy ghost note. Perhaps some dark fruit overtones. Dusty yeast and some near burnt sugars as it warms.
Flavor-wise, this leans much further into fruit territory, dark and tangy. Moderate bread middle leads to a curt, dry finish. Eh, I want to say it's borderline tart. Room temperature finds more bread.
The feel is a thin, timid light-medium sort of thing. Carbonation is fizzy but stops short of over-agitating.
Overall, this is underwhelming. While there are some ok aspects, it is too tangy and fruity. It wants for most of what I seek in a dopplebock.
Original review:
Poured into a pint glass on 8/26/10
The color is a blend of deep caramel & copper with a rusty bent. Poured over a finger of light brown foam. Said foam dissipates quickly to a skim. Minimal retention with no lacing. (3.0)
A solid malt base is intertwined with vibrant floral notes & hints of grassiness. Caramel, toasted bread & a spot of brown sugar are notable. The aroma also has a grainy edge. Intermittent medicinal wisps. (3.5)
A plethora of toasted sugars greet the tongue - caramel, brown sugar & toffee. Faint hints of raisins. Not particularly sweet, nor bitter; it's well-balanced in that respect. Subtle earth tones. The medicinal notion remains, though it isn't persistent. (4.0)
With a gritty, grainy feel & a general robustness, Emancipator is fairly full bodied. Carbonation is very low & makes for a languid beer which I enjoy, as I'm fond of a notable grittiness. Finishes with toasted sugar residuals lingering for a few moments. (4.5)
All told, Emancipator isn't bad; I actually find it fairly enjoyable. It just seems rough around the edges. I don't know the abv, but there isn't any alcohol heat. (4.0)
Serving type: bottle
08-27-2010 19:23:13 | More by Ryan011235
3.43/5 rDev -9.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
"Emancipation from the bondage of the soil is no freedom for the tree."
--Rabindranath Tagore
Dark nut brown was expected and dark pumpkin orange was delivered. The head barely reached one finger after a standard pour, which might mean less than ideal carbonation. Beer is seen from a bird's eye view in several minutes and no lace makes it to the glass.
The aroma is underpowered to say the least. To say the most, it's earthy and minimally medium-dark malty. It will take a major comeback for this CMBC brew to impress on the palate. Note: increased intensity with warming allows the score to be bumped.
Emancipator Doppelbock starts off behind the eightball because of its relatively low ABV for the style. That usually means a shortage of malt in what should be a malt-dominant style... and such is the case here. The flavor is okay, it just doesn't have much power.
Flavors include heartily toasted brown bread, carob, earthy tobacco leaves, bitter tea leaves and a small splash of cold coffee. Much more bitterness than is usual for the style probably has more to do with a lack of malt sugars than an abundance of hops. All that said, this really isn't bad beer in the end.
The mouthfeel is much too thin for the style. Taking ABV into account, however, it does deserve an average score. The bubbles are lightly fizzy on the tongue in the top half of the bottle, and are better buried in the bottom half.
Christian Moerlein Emancipator Doppelbock has nothing to do with trees or with Abraham Lincoln. It was brewed to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the repeal of prohibition. Although it's from great beer, that's something we can all raise a glass to.
Serving type: bottle
08-22-2010 11:25:59 | More by BuckeyeNation
4/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A-Dark amber with a nice reddish hue head.
S-a sweet blast of malt malt and more malt.
T- Candy apple? carmel with some fruity flavors hidden underneth.
M- Thought this was thick and smooth.
D-Very Smooth
I liked This a lot was very sweet and refreshing would be nice on a fall night during an outside activity.
Serving type: bottle
08-19-2010 20:25:04 | More by rcwhiteky
North Carolina
3.48/5 rDev -8.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
another botmc tasteing
poured semi dark like a glass of coke when the ice starts to melt
the smell is a musty sweet
medium mouth fill with the toffe sweet taste
this what i consider a winter warmer,a stand alone sipper,would be a little heavy with a meal
this is a good double bock...but since i've had it...i would try a different brewers to compare.
Serving type: bottle
06-01-2010 19:14:09 | More by uwharrieguy
3.98/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12oz bottle from Marchi's Carry-out in Gallipolis, OH.
Pours into the pint glass with a translucent, rustic amber body. A fleeting cap of tan foam quickly recedes, but is retained as a ring of bubbles thanks to a lively carbonation level. The nose has a soft, muted nuttiness with sweet toffee malts. A light balance of floral German hops becomes apparent, as do some ripe fig, plum, and red grape notes.
The flavor brings caramel & toffee with some bread dough and cracker maltiness. A healthy dose of bittering hops balances the sweetness well. Mouthfeel is crisp, yet creamy with a vigorous carbonation level that thankfully doesn't wear at the palate. All in all, Emancipator is a solid American-brewed doppel. Goes down easily, packs just the right amount of flavor, and I'm headed back to the fridge for another one right now.
Serving type: bottle
05-22-2010 00:18:50 | More by wagenvolks
West Virginia
3.9/5 rDev +2.6%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
5-21-10 - poured into a personalized pilsner glass - 12Fl.oz. (355ml) capped bottle
Appearance: Pours a chocolate brown When held up to the light, it has an amber tint. This beer has a creamy tan head that gradually disperses leaving a thin, slender head.
Smell: Aroma of sweet caramel malt, bread, honey, and a suggestion of dark rum.
Taste: Dark, roasted malts, sweet chocolate, and dark fruits (especially plums and figs) cross the palate. It finishes with a modest hint of herbal hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Nice, moderate carbonation and a crisp, slightly dry finish. However, this beer fails to really impress me as it flows over the palate.
Drinkability: Very drinkable. This beer has potential and goes down quick! The herbal hops help balance against the sweet, malt character.
Comments: A beer of the month selection. Overall, a good example of a doppelbock, it has renewed my interest in the style.
Serving type: bottle
05-21-2010 20:47:41 | More by MarvinSnyder
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12oz. bottle poured into a mug.
A: deep reddish-brown, very clear. Vigorous pour yields half a mug of airy foam that settles slowly. Poured the rest of the bottle slowly so as not to create a spillover. Spots of lacing retreat quickly back into the liquid.
S: All sweet caramel malt, with a bit of toffee and that crisp lager aroma when agitated. Almost reminds me a little of a Bit-O-Honey candy. Also detecting a subtle hint of herbal hops.
T: Taste follows suit with the aroma and is dominated by caramel and toffee malt. Some fruity esters are definitely present, more so than in the aroma, but no particular fruit (other than "dark" fruit) flavor stands out to me. As it warms, notes of cocoa start to become evident.
M: Medium body, smooth and mouth-coating with a long, crisp finish.
D: Emancipator is a very drinkable brew. Dominated by sweet malts but never cloying. Balanced just enough by some of the dark fruit notes and subtle herbal hops. At the risk of sounding too cliché, I wish I had some wienerschnitzel with spaetzle to go along with the beer. A biergarten would be nice, too.
Serving type: bottle
05-05-2010 01:47:13 | More by jhoban19
3.4/5 rDev -10.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Appearance: Pours a deep amber, almost burnt red color with a very thin head that fizzles out immediately. Initially there's a good amount of carbonation, but shortly after it dies down and leaves this looking like juice.
Aroma: I haven't had many bocks/doppelbocks, but it seems that they've always had a very prominent smell. This is no different; I can smell this beer from a couple feet away. Up close, it's surprisingly fruity. Strawberry, plum, and maybe a bit of orange. There's also a fair amount of maltiness on the nose.
Taste: First thing I realize is the cherry I missed on the nose. There's a nice taste of alcohol as it goes down, but the taste is nowhere near as nice, or present, as the smell. Weak cough syrup comes to mind, although I have to say that I usually hate any sort of cherry taste in a beer and this isn't bad.
Mouthfeel: Maybe it's the sweetness, but the few doppelbocks I've had remind me of drinking a soda--this one is similar. Not quite as much carbonation or fizziness, but the same sort of tongue-saturating feeling as a nice sugary soda.
Overall: Admittedly I'm not a huge fan of the style and wouldn't have bought this if it hadn't come in a beer of the month pack. I could see it being nice sitting by a wood fire or in the winter, but the sweetness is a bit much for me.
Serving type: bottle
04-29-2010 23:14:32 | More by delahani
3.98/5 rDev +4.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pours a clear brown with minimal head. The smell is pretty indistict, some sweetness and a little wheat. Mmmm, tastes much better, big sweet caramel and some banana, charged with bubbles. This one is going down real easy and I could easily down another.
Serving type: bottle
04-26-2010 02:27:47 | More by Lazerlobe
Christian Moerlein Emancipator Doppelbock from Christian Moerlein Brewing Company
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The surrogate gave birth in Martins Ferry, Ohio last night. Here's the problem -- there were breaks in the water main over the weekend. It's a small town, so 3 breaks in the pipes and everyone is screwed.
The hospital has to boil all the drinking water and it's turned into a gigantic hassle. But by the time the kids are 3 days old, the faucets are expected to flow again.
Wheeling Central 49 Martins Ferry 7, You will probably score on the JV team late in the 4th quarter. Martins Ferry is afraid of the Knights, Don't we have your quarterback...HAHAHA
I am from MF, Ohio, and I do recall a water main break our senior year causing the high school to be shut down for a few days. I don't recall water being pumped in from PA but I haven't lived there since 1989. Trust me, it was a much nicer town then...
Fun Fact: While she was preggers, SJP's surrogate craved sugar cubes & carrot sticks...giddy-up!
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Can't imagine what Matthew and Sarah Jessica are thinking! He took the lives of two women and has the audacity to have 2 daughters of his own. Doesn't get much worse than that.
Why not tell the real reason the water was not fixed? The water trucks were diverted to East Ohio Regional Hospital not to work on the water but to shield SJP and her husband from paparazzi!!!
I live in the Ohio Valley, and yes Martin's Ferry is just a small speck on the map of Ohio. But there are good 'small town' people here, family oriented people. Reading through the other comments, some refer to it as 'po dunk'. I don't know about you, but I'm very happy she decided to give a gal from 'po dunk' a chance. It's obvious she and Matthew did their homework on this gal, and that she had all the right stuff to be their surrogate mommy. I'd rather see stuff like this happening, then stars going overseas and adopting children from 3rd world countries. And when the twins are old enough to understand, hopefully Sara will tell them about their 'po dunk' roots.


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Cymatium muricinum and other ranellid gastropods: major predators of cultured tridacnid clams
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- Govan, H., 1995. "Cymatium muricinum and other ranellid gastropods: major predators of cultured tridacnid clams," Working Papers, The WorldFish Center, number 9870, October.
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Here's some exciting (if preliminary) news from a big study conducted by the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, reported by Reuters:
Prostate cancer patients who had been treated with either surgery or radiation, and who took aspirin or other anticoagulant drugs such as warfarin, were far less likely to die of cancer, the researchers said. Those who took the drugs had a 4 percent risk of dying from prostate cancer after 10 years, compared to 10 percent for men who did not take anticoagulants. Men with high-risk prostate cancer benefited the most, the researchers said ahead of an American Society for Radiation Oncology meeting, which starts next week in San Diego. ... Choe's team looked at a study of 5,275 men whose cancer had not spread beyond the prostate gland. Of the men, 1,982 were taking anticoagulants. Those taking aspirin or other drugs to reduce clotting were far less likely to have the prostate tumors pop up elsewhere in their bodies and were less likely to die, Choe's team said in materials published ahead of the meeting.
It's important to note that these patients were already taking anticoagulants on a regular basis. So it could just be the case that men who are prone to deep vein thrombosis, heart attacks, and other problems commonly treated or prevented with anticoagulants are also prone to living longer after having prostate cancer. Other studies will be needed to determine whether aspirin really makes a difference in cancer prognosis when men take it who have no other reason to take an anticoagulant.
On the other hand, look at those numbers: Nearly 38% of the patients were taking anticoagulants. Prostate cancer affects billions of men worldwide, and 38% of billions is a lot of people. So at the very least, anyone who gets prostate cancer can be relatively assured that their anticoagulants are not going to make the cancer worse, and that will be a big relief. It's certainly a much better outcome than having to choose between treating cancer and preventing heart attacks.
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My concern is that Aspirin is know to cause bleeding to the gut and ulcers, this kind of self-help may cause persons over use it especially since its an over the counter drug.
I did note your caution, Aspirin may be a commonly used, cheap and readily available over-the-counter medication, but it can still cause serious medical problems, especially stomach bleeding.
It may have been helpful ate the end of the piece say at the end with that caution with perhaps highlighted and printed in BOLD.
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The power of growing dividends over time continues to be underestimated by many investors. Many are concerned with another decade of slow growth and low to negative equity returns. However, one way to prepare for another decade of slow economic growth is to invest in high dividend yield stocks that have shown they can weather tough economic times and even increase their dividends while it happens.
One of my favorite dividend kings that fits this description is Exxon (XOM). With a dividend yield of 2.7% and a history of increasing dividends over time, Exxon is one of my favorite dividend paying stocks.
Exxon Profile*:
Exxon Mobil Corporation engages in the exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas, and manufacture of petroleum products. The company also transports and sells crude oil, natural gas, and petroleum products. It has approximately 37,228 gross and 31,264 net operated wells. The company manufactures and markets commodity petrochemicals, including olefins, aromatics, polyethylene, polypropylene plastics, and specialty products.
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Div Yield | 1 Yr Div | Annualized 5 Yr Div |
2.7% | 17.8% | 9.7% |
Payout Ratio | Last Year in Which | |
23% | 2001 |
Exxon has a solid history of growing dividends over time. The growth rate of the dividend over the past 5 years has also been solid at almost 10%. The one year growth rate is even more impressive at 17.8%. Also, Exxon has a relatively low payout ratio, which means there is still room for the dividend to grow even if they hit an earnings slump.
It is not necessarily obvious how investors will fare if they hold onto Exxon for the next 10 years, receiving not only the dividend, but a growing dividend over time. It's important to analyze scenarios for such a company where we look at the dividend yield and growing dividends. I ran the following scenario on our publicly available calculator called Total Returns - Dividends Vs. Price Appreciation. If we buy 1,000 shares today, apply the 5 year growth rate of 9.7% over the next 10 years, reinvest dividends, and assume the price of the stock does not change, we get the following:
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Investment | Dividend Yield | Growth of | |
$93,000 | 2.7% | 9.7% | |
Outputs: | |||
Total Return | Annual Return | FV Dividends | FV Investment |
49% | 4.1% | $45,550 | $93,000 |
An annual return of 4.1% when the stock price hasn't moved is definitely a victory. I also included the future value of the dividend income stream compared to the future value of the initial investment. The dividends accumulated to more than $45,000 over the 10 year period. Looked at another way, the price of this stock could fall by nearly 50% during this period and the investor would still break even. Now let's take a look at what happens over 20 years using a more conservative dividend growth figure of 6%:
Total Return | Annual Return | FV Dividends | FV Investment |
136% | 4.4% | $126,491 | $93,000 |
The annual return jumps to 4.4% even with no growth in the stock price and a conservative assumption on dividend growth. Again, the key here is the growing dividend payments over time. Also notice that the total dollar value of the dividend payments is nearly 40% higher than the initial investment. That is the beauty of high dividend paying stocks over time. The initial investment becomes less and less important.
Scenarios such as the ones I've run here can help investors understand the power of dividends over time, especially when those dividends are growing.


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Walter Hill is currently an MBA student at Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business. Previously, he spent 6 years in the United States Army including one deployment. He has been actively studying the markets and trading for about 2 years and has a passion for technical analysis. His trading style relies heavily on technical analysis/ pattern recognition and he employs a "Trust, but verify" approach. Walter currently lives in Baltimore, MD with his wife and is a graduate of the United States Military Academy Class of 2007 where he played football. In addition to investing, Walter enjoys watching football, fishing and talking to anyone who will listen about the stock market. His goal is to not only further his trading knowledge, but also to teach and educate others about the financial markets.WalterHill
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tell me your favorite characters
tell me your favorite characters
We have a discussion like this going on in the Shaman King social group too (just in case you wanted to join in).
This thread is for everyone, not just social group people
my favourite character is probably Yoh (I know I'm the cliche guy who likes the main character)
but I like who hes all laid back n junk :D
as far as spirits go Lee Pai Long is my fav
I kinda like the anime much better.
My favourite is Zeke Asakura and Basson. PM me for a ton of Shaman King praise.
A Poke-fan for over 10 years.
Yeah, my favorite characters were Yoh as well, fallowed by Manta and Horohoro... but I guess those are all plain choices, I don't know, I like them, mainly because of their personalities and powers (well, save manta), but I haven't really read or seen anything Shaman King for quite a few years now so... :P
Manta-kun! <3 He's my favorite. He's so cute and short. =3
As I said, I also like Pailong, Hao, Yo, Horohoro, Ren, Jun, Anna, Faust, Amidamaru, Kororo, Mosuke, those three girls that follow Hao around. I think the ones name is Mira or something. . >.> I can't remember. I also like Milly of the 'Lilly five' and Lilly, I think her name was. I can't remember them either. >< Tamao is adorable, Chocolove is hilarious, and there are probably a lot that I am missing.
Oh, 'Mira' is actually 'Mari'. XD I was close, though. And when I say 'Lilly', that's actually Sally. . >.> Thank you, Wikipedia.
I like Len's weapon to
and whoever said they like the anime better, why?
the manga is clearly the better thing here
They may have never read the manga, I know I haven't.
Yes, Ren's weapon reeks of awesome.
I can't read manga often. It gives me a headache from all the black and white pictures.
It's my 3rd favourite anime.
anyway my favourite is Amidamaru.
too bad it doesn't air in england anymore...
The moment man devoured the fruit of knowledge, he sealed his fate… Entrusting his future to the cards, man clings to a dim hope. Yet, the arcana is the means by which all is revealed. Beyond the beaten path lies the absolute end. It matters not who you are… Death awaits you - Nyx (Persona 3)
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I don't think it airs any where. . =(
Horohoro and Ren! and ya know what? I ship 'em.
how does manga give you a headache?
your missin out man!
and what!?!? you do homo-shipping
RenHoro's really cute, even though its total crack.
I really dont like the X-Laws. Jeanne's annoying >.<
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Anger is the emotional energy within each of us that rises up when something needs to change.Anger is the emotional energy within each of us that rises up when something needs to change.
If you act on the need to create change, your anger can be channeled effectively; but it's not redirected to something effective, your frustration will build, sometimes to hurricane force.
Anger that is allowed to get out of control is as destructive as a hurricane, but anger that is expressed in healthy ways can "clear the air" just as a mild rainstorm does. If you express your anger clearly and cleanly, without too much drama, it will be like a cleansing rain, leaving you calm and relaxed, and the problem solved.
People who have angry outbursts, whether at spouses or freeway traffic, have poor impulse control. They are often emotionally "stuck" in the early childhood temper tantrum stage (about age 2 1/2 to 3) because they never learned to manage their own anger. Whoever was supposed to help them manage their temper, such as parents or teachers, were absent, intimidated or helpless, and
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2014 Paul Levinger Lecture: Can Health Reform Fix Health Care?
Thursday, March 20, 2014 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
Ira C. Magaziner will deliver the lecture, "Can Health Reform Fix Health Care?" for this year's 2014 Paul Levinger lecture.
Ira C. Magaziner is the Chief Executive Officer and Vice Chairman of the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI). He is also the Chairman of the Clinton Climate Initiative (CCI), and is on the board of the Clinton Hunter Development Initiative.
The Paul Levinger Professorship Pro Tem in the Economics of Health Care was endowed in 1987 to honor the memory of Paul Levinger by his wife, the late Ruth N. Levinger, and his daughter and son-in-law, Bette Levinger Cohen and John M. Cohen, MD '59.
A reception will immediately following the lecture. This event is free and open to the public.
For more information, visit http://www.brown.edu/academics/public-health/2014-paul-levinger-lecture.
2014 ACHE Congress on Healthcare Leadership
Monday, March 24, 2014 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Brown University's Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership program will be an exhibitor at the upcoming 2014 ACHE Congress on Healthcare Leadership event being held March 24-27 in Chicago, Illinois.
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Recent Events
Online Information Session | Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership
Thursday, February 20, 2014 2:00-2:30PM
On February 20, 2014, Executive Master Healthcare Leadership Program Director Angela Sherwin and Director of Online Development Ren Whitaker introduced prospective students to Brown University's 16-month Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership program, and answered questions including:
• What makes Brown's Healthcare Leadership program unique?
• What is blended learning?
• What is it like to learn online?
• Who should consider this program?
• What is the admissions process?
Panel Discussion | Legislative Insight to Reform
Friday, January 24, 2014 12:30-2:00PM
On January 24, 2014, Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership Program Director Angela Sherwin moderated a panel discussion at the Healthcare Financial Management Association – Rhode Island Chapter's 2014 Conference, Avoid Fumbles and Red Flags: Your Revenue Cycle Game Plan for 2014.
The panel discussion, Legislative Insight to Reform, included legislative leaders responsible for implementing major changes brought to Rhode Island and Massachusetts through the ACA. The panel discussed state plans for Medicaid Expansion, update attendees on the MA Health Connector and RI HealthSource, and speak to the future of ACO's, PCMH's, and Population Health.
Panel Discussion | The Affordable Care Act, Healthcare Reform, and the future of Emergency Medicine and healthcare in Rhode Island
Wednesday, January 15, 2014 9:00-11:00AM
As healthcare reform gains momentum, it is important for Emergency Physicians to better understand the effects of the Affordable Care Act and the ramifications of healthcare reform on Emergency Medicine.
Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership Class of 2015 student Dr. Anthony Napoli recently organized and participated in a panel discussion on these topics at the Emergency Medicine Conference. The panel discussion also involved local healthcare reform leaders Angela Sherwin, program director of Brown University's Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership program, and Meryl Moss, Chief Operating Officer of Coastal Medical Group of Rhode Island and current Brown Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership Class of 2015 student.
Master Class | Blue Ocean Strategy and Innovation
Wednesday, November 20, 2013 12:30-1:00PM
Learn how Blue Ocean Strategy, which addresses challenges by creating new ways to meet customer needs, can be applied within healthcare organizations. Hosted by EMHL faculty member Jim Austin and current EMHL student Kirti Patel, MD, this webinar provides a snapshot into the collaborative classes taught in the EMHL program and offers insight into how its students are able to apply these high-level business principles to their organizations in real time.
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Webinar | ACA Rollout: Current Progress & Long-Term Implications
Thursday, October 17, 2013 12:00-12:30PM
Angela Sherwin, Program Director, Brown University Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership and Former Assistant Director, Rhode Island Health Benefits Exchange
Despite facing the first government shutdown in two decades, the Affordable Care Act forged ahead. October 1st marked the deadline for healthcare exchange implementation and the beginning of the open enrollment period. What exactly is an exchange and what does it mean for the American public and its businesses? What are the long-term implications of this ACA provision? Will it be successful in the long run?
Based on her experience, Angela will provide an analysis of the first few weeks and what they indicate about the long-term implications of this program when executed on a large scale. The program director of Brown University's Executive Master of Healthcare Leadership program, Angela can provide her insights from an insider perspective and apply it to healthcare leaders trying to navigate this new landscape.
American Health Care Reform: Lessons Learned from International Systems
Thursday, October 10, 2013 4:00PM
Terrie Fox Wetle, Dean, School of Public Health, Brown University
Richard Locke, Director, Watson Institute for International Studies, Brown University
US Healthcare: What is Next?
Wednesday, October 9, 2013 5:00PM Reception | 6:00PM Lecture
Dr. Arthur Garson, Professor, Health Policy, University of Virginia Medical School and the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy
Webinar: Meaningful Use: The Promise and the Reality
Wednesday, June 12, 2013 12:00-12:30PM
Mark Schneider, MBA
Vice President, Application Services, MedStar Health
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Webinar: How the Affordable Care Act challenges physician-patient communication
Wednesday, May 29, 2013 12:00-12:30PM
Ira Wilson, MD, MSc
Chair, Department of Health Services, Policy & Practice, Brown University
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Implementing the Affordable Care Act: Some lessons from Massachusetts
Tuesday, May 28, 2013 4:00-5:00PM
Nancy Turnbull, Associate Dean for Educational Programs,
Harvard School of Public Health
Board Member, Massachusetts Health Connector, the state's health insurance exchange
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Free Screening: Escape Fire, The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 5:00PM
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Bending the Cost Curve: Successful Aging via Prevention
Thursday, April 25, 2013 4:00-5:00PM
Richard Besdine, MD, Professor, Medicine and Health Services Policy and Practice, Alpert Medical School, Brown University
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Health Disparities: Can We Overcome?
Thursday, April 18, 2013 4:00-5:00PM
David Satcher, MD, PhD, Director of the Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine, Former Surgeon General of the United States
Philanthropy at the Intersection of Social Change and Public Policy
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 12:00-1:00PM
Karen Voci, Executive Director, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation
Effecting Change in Healthcare: What's possible, what's necessary, and how do we do it in Rhode Island?
Thursday, April 11, 2013 4:00-5:00PM
Jonathan Leviss, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Rhode Island Quality Institute and Primary Care Physician at Thundermist Health Center
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Lunch Lecture: Nancy Turnbull presents "Implementing the Affordable Care Act: Lessons from Health Reform in Massachusetts"
Tuesday, February 26, 2013 12:00-1:00PM
Nancy Turnbull, Associate Dean for Educational Programs, Harvard School of Public Health
Advancing the "Dream" Addressing Social Equity Issues to Eliminate Health Disparities in the 21st Century
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Reverend Dr. Bernice King, CEO, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Perspectives in Healthcare Leadership Lecture Series
Coastal Medical's Accountable Care Organization: Moving from Patient-Centered Medical Home to Accountable Care
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Alan Kurose, MD, President and CEO, Coastal Medical of Rhode Island
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Fixing Health Care in America: The New Primary Care Model
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Paul George, MD, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine
The Direction of Health Reform in the 2012-2016 Presidency
Perspectives in Healthcare Leadership Lecture Series
Tuesday, November 27, 2012 4:00-5:00PM
Elizabeth H. Roberts, MBA, Lieutenant Governor, State of Rhode Island
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Health Care 2020: Toward a value-driven payment and delivery model
Perspectives in Healthcare Leadership Lecture Series
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Chas Roades, MBA, Chief Research Officer, The Advisory Board Company, Washington, DC
Do This, Not That: Saving Money by Following Medical Evidence
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Christmas day, 1977: The Sex Pistols play a benefit for the children of striking firemen.
Madhouse- "Repulsion". This sounds like Siouxsie fronting a Revolution Summer band!
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PragVEC- Wolf. One of the more unique sounding early post punk bands. Love the weird multi tracked vocals. One of those records I bought because I liked the sleeve too and somehow the music sounded like the sleeve looked.
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"One of the best uses for Portuguese bread is in baked French toast. Because the bread is so light it soaks up a lot of the batter and becomes too fragile to pan-fry. So...baking is the answer. Serve the French toast with maple syrup."
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5 eggs
4 cups milk
1/4 cup white sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
1 teaspoon orange zest
1 (1 pound) loaf Portuguese sweet bread
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cubed
I loved this recipe and my boyfreind as well. He is a huge sweet bread fan. I used the recipe for portuguese sweet bread for the bread machine, that I got from this website. A definite keeper.
I followed the recipe, and half the bread was emerged in the mixture, half was sticking up, but it was still gross to have half mushy bread. Won't make this again.
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Made this recipe with Italian Pandoro and it was wonderful. Had bread pudding consistency in dish and toasted on top. It was the hit of our Christmas Eve brunch. Easy to make, but has a sophisticated flavor. We cut the Pan d'oro in half vertically, then in 1/2" slices horizontally. Laid them in the glass dish at 45/angle. Pretty presentation. Smells great when it cooks. High awe factor. Don't overbake. Make sure this delicate dish doesn't burn.
This is good, but next time I'll lay the bread pieces out on a single layer and bake on a sheet pan. The stacking made the "connected" parts *very* soggy. I used freshly-baked Portuguese sweet bread from the site and next time I need to use not-so-fresh bread.
This is so very good. It reminds me of a bread pudding. I like to use thick slices of bread and omit the butter on top. It seems to come out a little more crispy on top which is the way we prefer it and nice and custard like in the middle. So good,you have to try it.
This recipe was wonderful...I made it for company the first time and it was a huge hit. The Portuguese massa (sweet bread) really gives it a special flavor and texture. I will definitely make it again. Thanks
This was great! I added some chocolate chips to the layers and it turned out great. This could probably serve 8-10 people since it is so rich and heavy. Since there are only two of us, we have been reheating it and it's still great!
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CHICAGO (AP) - Gov. Pat Quinn has $2.9 million in his 2014 campaign fund - more than all four of his Republican rivals combined.
Reports filed with the state late Tuesday show the Chicago Democrat raised about $813,000 during the three-month period ending Sept. 30. He has no major challenger in the March primary since Bill Daley abandoned his bid.
Four Republicans are seeking the GOP nomination.
Billionaire businessman Bruce Rauner (ROW'-nur) raised about $1 million during the third quarter. But he spent $1.1 million, leaving him with about $594,000.
State Treasurer Dan Rutherford (ROOTH'-ur-furd) raised about $337,000 and finished the period with about $1.2 million.
State Sen. Bill Brady raised $66,000 and had about $273,000 on hand.
State Sen. Kirk Dillard brought in about $314,000 and finished with about $205,000.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A state appeals court says a Missouri man who roots for the University of Kansas Jayhawks may keep his personalized license plate expressing disdain for the University of Missouri Tigers.
The Administrative Hearing Commission last year rejected an effort by Missouri's Revenue Department to recall Toby Gettler's plate, which reads "MZU SUX." The Revenue Department had issued the plate, but tried to recall it on the ground that "SUX" is obscene.
Gettler presented evidence, including a dictionary definition, that the word has gained common usage as slang for "subpar or inadequate."
The Missouri Court of Appeals' Western District upheld the hearing commission's decision in Gettler's favor. The appellate court said there is evidence to support the commission's determination.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Illinois' treasurer says he's monitoring the debt ceiling showdown in Washington and the impact it could have on the state's finances.
Members of Congress continued late Tuesday to search for deal that would allow raising the country's cap to borrow more money in order to pay its bills. The government has been partially shut down for more than two weeks as Democrats and Republicans haggle over spending.
Dan Rutherford's office says it utilizes U.S. Treasury securities as an important investment tool for the state's portfolios. The state holds $1.2 billion in U.S. Treasury bills that will mature over the next month.
Rutherford says planning ahead for a possible short-term default will allow the state to meet its payments on bonds and interest on a short-term basis.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Illinois officials say the number of deer that have died from a viral disease spread by biting gnats has fallen dramatically this year.
In a news release, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources reports that through the end of September, 403 deer died as a result of what is called Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease or EHD. That compares to more than 2,000 probable EHD deaths for the same period last year.
Also, the number of counties where EHD has been reported has dropped from 76 counties during the first nine months of last year to 51 counties for the period this year. Officials say they believe the exposure to EHD last year has made deer populations more resistant to the disease this year.
Two women who were elected to a metro-east park board may have to sue to take their seats on that board.
Ruby Mattox and Dora Warren finished first and second in an election to fill two vacant seats on the Stites Township Park District Board in Brooklyn, Illinois.
St. Clair County Clerk Tom Holbrook certified the election results months ago. But the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the park board has refused to swear them in, calling their election "a mistake."
Mattox told the paper that her opposition to no-bid contracts the park board has awarded may be why the board is now claiming there were no vacancies to fill.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's office won't be getting extra cash from the state to help cover the cost of sobriety checkpoints. That's because the County Council on Tuesday turned down a $22,000 grant from the Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission. The grant is specifically aimed boosting DUI enforcement.
Sheriff Glenn Boyer told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that it's "indicative of the dysfunction of this County Council."
Republican council members, who hold all but one seat, cited constitutional issues and complaints about sobriety checks from residents as the reasons they eschewed the funds.
It looks like Albert Pujols won't be taking a polygraph test to resolve his defamation case against Jack Clark.
Pujols is suing Clark for calling him a "juicer" on his radio show back in August.
Clark's attorney suggested in a letter earlier this week that the dispute could be resolved if both men took lie-detector tests.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Martin Singer, a Los Angeles attorney representing Pujols, wrote back, calling the suggestion "an absurd publicity ploy." Singer wrote that his client is willing to testify under oath in a court of law, where it counts.
Clark's radio show was canceled after his on-air comments that former Pujols trainer Chris Mihlfeld had confided in him about shooting up Pujols with performance-enhancing drugs in 2000. Mihlfeld denies speaking with Clark.
Police say that a home invasion in Olivette on Monday, was not random.
Around 10:30 Monday morning, a woman in her 40's and her mother were attacked as they left a house. A neighbor heard the women screaming and called 911. Three suspects drove off, the fourth ran away. Police captured that suspect, who is now identified as Devontez Talley.
He is held on a $1 million bond and faces felony charges. Police say that they learned the identities of two more of the suspects. Investigators also say the victims were specifically targeted.
A 32-year-old Imperial, Missouri man is behind bars after police say he shot is stepfather during a fight.
On Sunday after, officers arrived at a home in Imperial they found the stepfather with a gunshot wound to the stomach. He told police his stepson had shot him.
Police later arrested Nicholaus Lohrum and he is now head on a $75,000 bond.
MARYVILLE, Mo. (AP) - A former attorney for a Missouri boy accused in a sexual assault case involving a drunken 14-year-old girl says charges were dropped after the girl and her family refused to cooperate in the investigation.
The Maryville case is drawing new attention after The Kansas City Star published the results of a lengthy investigation on Sunday into what happened at a January 2012 party.
In a statement, attorney Robert Sundell says the girl and her mother refused to answer questions during a May 2012 deposition and later offered inconsistencies in another deposition.
Sundell said the boy cooperated with investigators and "freely admitted" to the sexual encounter. The attorney said while the boy's behavior might be reprehensible, it was not necessarily criminal.
The mother denies she and her daughter were uncooperative.
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SHaDe, a new 3-DOF haptic device
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This paper presents a new type of haptic device using spherical geometry. The basic idea of haptic devices is to provide users with feedback information on the motion and/or force that he or she generates. Haptic devices have several potential applications such as, for example, fine compliant assembly, VR environment simulation, and high-precision teleoperation, especially in hazardous or hostile areas. The particular architecture of the spherical haptic device developed here will be presented and its advantages will be highlighted. Then, its basic kinematic properties, which shall be used for control and geometric optimization purposes, will be reviewed. The design optimization itself will then highlight some important features of the mechanism. The control scheme and real-time force feedback issues will then be presented. Finally, the results obtained with the prototype will be discussed


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mattwmc - 4:05 am on May 27, 2010 (gmt 0)
I agree.
Use v-bulletin.
It looks the best/most professional. And make it 100 %width. Also use a cool theme with gradients. The current forum theme here looks like it was designed in 1989.
The login panel at the top of the page looks horrible. Its so small and very hard to find. Thanks.


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DescriptionThis is a somewhat grungy dihedral, but it has lots of holds and cracks. It is a nice, easy, beginner route. ProtectionTop rope from the two "Fixe" rappel bolts at the top.


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