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Indian Association for Angiosperm Taxonomy (IAAT) was established in the year 1990 under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860. Head Quarters of IAAT is located at Department of Botany, Calicut University, Calicut, Kerala, India.
"IAAT welcomes anyone who is interested in promoting angiosperm taxonomy"
a) Cultivate and promote the science of Angiosperm Taxonomy in India,b) Provide a common forum for Angiosperm taxonomists in India for purposeful exchange of ideas, c) Organise meetings and hold discussions periodically on scientific and academic matters, d) Encourage collaborative work among taxonomists, e) Provide a link between Angiosperm taxonomists of India with their counterparts abroad and f) Publish a journal, proceedings, transactions and such other works that will help disseminate research findings and current ideas and concepts that are relevant to Angiosperms.
Council for the Year 2012 - 2014
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K S Manilal, Calicut (H.Q)D Narasimhan, Chennai (O.S)
M Sabu, Calicut (H.Q)S.R. Yadav, Kolhapur (O.S)
A K Pradeep, CalicutCouncillors
Alka Chaturvedi, NagpurA.K. Goel, Lucknow
K.G. Bhat, Udupi
V. Devi Priya, Thiruvananthapurum
P. Lakshmi Narasimhan, Kolkatta
K. Narayanan Nair, Lucknow
A.K. Pandey, New Delhi
Pushpa Patel, Khatgone
B. Ravi Prasad Rao, Anantapur
V.S. Ramachandran, Coimbatore
A.S. Reddey, Anand
N. Sasidharan, Thrissur
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A K Koul, JammuFounder President
K S Manilal, CalicutLibrarian
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Reviews by JAXSON:
3.28/5 rDev -8.1%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 2.5
Batch 24. Pours a lightly hazy rose with a small white ring. Nose is hugely malty with caramel, leafy oxidation. Flavor is pretty much an elegantly oxidized malty American barley wine. Feel is watery with light carbonation. Some nice malty toffee and raisin richness here flavor is actually good, but the feel is so watery with such light carbonation that it's difficult to enjoy.
Serving type: bottle
02-20-2012 02:10:23 | More by JAXSON
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4.38/5 rDev +22.7%
look: 2.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Batch 34.
Pours a barleywine copper with a minimal head and quite a bit of yeast sediment.
Smell is huge caramel and toffee, slight bit of alcohol and creme brule.
Taste is creamy and sweet, sugar, caramel, a bit of fruit and Belgium yeast.
A bit bready on the finish. Fantastic, I don't think it's past prime at all.
Serving type: bottle
08-07-2013 05:51:34 | More by Smurf2055
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3.53/5 rDev -1.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Shared by BucketBoy. Thanks Joe.
Golden Rose
Batch 12
The beer is murky, rust orange with no head. The aroma brings some oxidation, well water, earth, mineral. Smooth feel. Very low carbonation. Earthy, mineral water, basement funk. This beer tastes old. Watery mouthfeel. Fun to try, but this is past its prime.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2013 05:00:33 | More by Huhzubendah
4.03/5 rDev +12.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Poured into a Gulden Draak tulip. A properly cellared bottle of Batch 34 from 2002. Pours a dark hazy orange amber with a half finger off-white head with good retention and lacing. Aroma of caramel malt, dark dried fruit, light oxidation. Flavor is rich caramel, caramel malt, dark and dried fruit; sweet and noticeably oxidized, but very mellow and pleasant to drink. Sherry like flavors and an odd woody element that is certainly not from barrel aging. Excellent medium body with nice creaminess, great mouth feel. I have been put off by some of the oxidation flavors in other aged beers, but in this one it fit perfectly. I'm blown away that a 7.5% beer has stood up for over 10 years. I'm delighted I found this and was able to taste this fine aged beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-24-2013 04:49:21 | More by LiquidAmber
4.1/5 rDev +14.8%
look: 2.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
12oz bottle poured into a HotD Tulip. Batch 34.
A - Pours a dark cloudy orange with a few floaters. A fluffy light tan head with good retention.
S - Booze, dark cherry, ripe fruit, molasses, maybe candy sugars.
T - Fruity, almost Sherry like, lots of ripe cherry. Some alcohol. I don't really get much oxidization for a beer that is this old (10 years).
D - Good carbonation! and a heavier to medium body.
O - Wow! Fruity, sweet candy, and somehow soothing. I want more!
Serving type: bottle
06-26-2012 04:22:59 | More by HuskyinPDX
4/5 rDev +12%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
12oz bottle (batch 34, believed to be at least 10 years old) into a tulip. Cap pops off with a vigorous pfft! - a welcome departure from a couple recent HotD beers I've had. A good start.
Pours a clear amber w/ a 1-finger white head that settles gradually. Wisps of sediment and chunks from the final 5% of the bottle slowly settle to the bottom of the glass.
Aroma is sweet and fruity. Candi sugar, dried apricots, fermented sugary fruits, and a hint of rum. Booze more prominent as it warms.
Taste is surprisingly less sweet than the nose. Crystal & caramel malts, candi sugar, fermented fruits. Has almost a grapelike quality, semi-dry. Possibly a bit oxidized, to be expected.
Mouthfeel is coating and smooth, dry. Vanishes off the tongue.
Overall an interesting take on a tripel. Not sure what this would have been like fresh or how time has altered it - but I'm glad I had a chance to try it.
Serving type: bottle
06-22-2012 05:05:48 | More by draheim
3.43/5 rDev -3.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
12oz bottle, batch 2. Poured into Narke tulip.
A - Pours a reddish/brown color, cream-colored head, thin collar.
S - Dark fruits, oxidation, sweet malty notes, slight caramel. Smells pretty good for being such an old beer, but there is some of the oxidation and watery notes that come with a bottle this old.
T - Similar to the nose, but a little less impressive. Mostly, dark fruits, light caramel, and oxidation. Some muddled tobacco notes in there as well.
M - Light body, good carbonation, creamy finish.
O - Well, it was actually better then I was expecting. Fun to try a beer with this age, but it's well past its prime at this point. Glad I could try something this old, but don't go crazy trying to track the older vintages down.
Serving type: bottle
01-20-2012 21:21:15 | More by Sean9689
3.2/5 rDev -10.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Batch 2, shared by Sean. The label calls this Golden Rose, but I'm assured it is the same beer.
A - Suprisingly nice carbonation for a beer that is nearly 15 years old. Light tan foam sizzles to some wisps, a thick collar, and a few spots of lace. Murky orange-brown body that's appropriate for the style.
S - This has some significant oxidation, and faint notes of dishwater and savory sauces. That being said, it still has some nice fruity and spicy Belgian yeast and sweet malty notes to it. There's thankfully little in the way of cardboard.
T - Again, the tripel character has held up remarkably well, with nice honey malts, floral spices, and Belgian yeast character. Finish is somewhat hollow and oxidized unfortunately, but there aren't any off-flavors.
M - Medium body, lower carbonation, and no carbonation. A tad heavy for the style and ABV, but not major problems here.
D - Unfortunately there's a bit too much 'old beer' flavor for this to be an aging success. That being said, I'd have confidence that some of Hair of the Dog's higher ABV offerings from this era are still enjoyable, as well as mid-2000s vintages of Rose. A fun beer to try, but I'd recommend saving yo' money.
Serving type: bottle
01-17-2012 00:16:25 | More by MasterSki
3.68/5 rDev +3.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
This poured out as a cloudy looking brew with a yellowish color and a white head on top. The smell of the beer had some Belgian aromas to it along with some floral and herbal notes as well. The taste of the beer was a little fruity with a semi-sweet bitterness in the finish. The mouthfeel of this beer was easy to drink, it went down smooth. Overall it wasn't my favorite from HotD but I'm happy that I got to try it before it had become a retired brew.
Serving type: bottle
12-25-2011 19:37:25 | More by Knapp85
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South Lenola Road, between Camden Avenue and Kings Highway in Moorestown, will be closed starting Monday, Nov. 12, as construction crews begin replacing 700 feet of drainage pipe.
Construction is expected to begin Friday, Nov. 9, according to Joseph T. Brickley, public works director and county engineer.
The construction will necessitate closing South Lenola Road between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. each day for about a week, weather permitting. A detour will be posted.
South State, Inc., of Bridgeton, is the contractor for the $168,332 project that involves replacing the existing deteriorated, perforated corrugated metal pipe with an 18-inch perforated polyethylene pipe.
The drainage pipe is under South Lenola Road from the bridge over the north branch of the Pennsauken Creek that divides Moorestown and Maple Shade to the driveway entrance of The Arbors apartment complex in Maple Shade.
The posted detour is from West Camden Avenue (CR 537) to Route 73 to Route 38 to Route 41 to Kings Highway (CR611).
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South Lenola Rd. in Moorestown Closed Next Week
A section of the road will be shut down during the day throughout next week while crews make repairs to the drainage pipe.
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A property dealer involved in a cash fight with his estranged wife has been given a six-month jail term after a High Court judge ruled that he had failed to provide details of his finances and was in contempt of court.
Lawyers representing Michelle Young, 48, have argued that Scot Young, 51, gave the High Court the "runaround" and should be committed to prison.
Mr Young, who represented himself at a High Court hearing in London, said he had "done everything in my power".
Mr Justice Moor ruled against Mr Young and committed him to prison .
Mrs Young said: "All I want is justice."
Today's hearing is the latest stage in a lengthy financial battle between the pair.
High Court judges have heard that the Youngs, who both live in London and have two daughters, separated in 2006.
Two years ago a judge ordered Mr Young to pay Mrs Young £27,500 a month maintenance.
Mr Young - who has been described at earlier court hearings as a "property tycoon" - says he is bankrupt and cannot pay. Mrs Young says Mr Young has "secreted enormous assets".
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2013 Timesland track and field checklist
Here is the final 2013 Timesland track and field checklist, with the top 15 in each boys and girls event.
The Timesland male and female performers of the year will be announced June 30.
Care to guess who they will be?
NOTE: Rankings are based on major invitationals and postseason meets. Meets include are Knights Invitational, Raleigh Relays, Big Red Invitational, Vince Bradford Relays, Mike Brown Invitational, Falcons Track Classic, Colonel Classic, Judy Thomas Invitational, Frank Carver Invitational, All-American Relays, Amherst Invitational, Tri-Cities Classic, Penn Relays, Buffalo Invitational, MileStat Elite Classic, Joe Curcio Invitational, Bearcat Invitational, Times-News Relays, Dogwood Classic and Cosmopolitan Invitational, Western Valley, Blue Ridge, Piedmont, River Ridge, Seminole, Southwest, Hogoheegee, Mountain Empire, Pioneer, Three Rivers, VIC/Blue Ridge, Northwest Region, Region III, Region IV, Region C, Group AAA, Group AA, Group A and VIS.
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1. Brandon Carter, Martinsville (Piedmont-Q), 10.84
2. Josh Pearson, Bassett (Piedmont-Q), 10.91
3. Khalil Bonds, William Fleming (Western Valley), 11.00
4. Trey Hairston, Martinsville (Piedmont-Q), 11.03
…..Rasheed Whorley, Patrick Henry (Western Valley-Q), 11.03
6. Andrew Storms, George Wythe (Region C), 11.09
7. Bryce Hankins, Magna Vista (Piedmont), 11.16
8. Ryan Layman, George Wythe (Region C), 11.25
9. Patrick Shulz, James River (Region C), 11.29
10. Tanner Reed, Christiansburg (River Ridge), 11.34
11. Marquis Smith, Franklin County (Western Valley), 11.37
12. Jerome Hill, William Fleming (Jones), 11.38
13. Riley Blevins, Marion (Southwest), 11.39
14. Ricky Claytor, Hidden Valley (Jones), 11.40
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Tolliver & Moran Do Monk at Town Hall, Part 2 (The Aftermath)
Jason Moran's Big Bandwagon (an eight-piece extension of his Bandwagon Trio) aimed for something else entirely—a po-mo excursion into the genesis of Monk's music, drawing on audio tapes of the '59 discussions between Monk and his arranger Hall Overton, video footage from the era, and Moran's musings of Monk's influence on his own music. The concert could have been very twee, but Moran made good on his ambitions; it did what such pastiches are supposed to do—make you hear, and think about, the music in a new and thrilling way. The band wasn't as polished as Tolliver's, and Cowell had a more commanding grasp of the material; but Moran captured Monk's jagged rhythms and spiky dynamics more naturally—maybe more so than any living pianist can.
Tolliver's concert was broadcast live on WNYC (93.9 on the FM dial in New York, wnyc.org on the net). Moran's was recorded and will be aired sometime later—but it really calls for a DVD produced by a video artist. Moran says he's disinclined to go that route—he wants to keep it exclusively in the concert hall—but I hope he changes his mind; it's worth preserving for posterity, too.
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IAC's Diller: The iPhone is our crystal ball
NEW YORK--Barry Diller doesn't want to predict the future.
"I'm not a great predictor of these things," the IAC/InterActiveCorp CEO said onstage at his Wednesday keynote for the Advertising 2.0 conference, when interviewer and BusinessWeek reporter Jon Fine asked him when he thought the depressing economic news would finally end. (His personal belief is that it won't get much worse.) "Not that, by the way, anybody's predictions are worth very much to anybody." And he was particularly wary of commenting on the macro economy. "Oh, you certainly don't … Read more


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Summary (Masterplots II: British and Commonwealth Fiction Series)
Eyeless in Gaza revolves around the lives of a small group of the English upper middle classes, during a period of more than thirty years. The narrative falls into five distinct time periods: 1902 to 1904, 1914, 1926 to 1928, August, 1933, to February, 1934, and April, 1934, to 1935. A few chapters take place in 1912 and 1931. The narrative does not proceed chronologically, however, but continually jumps backward and forward. Chapter 1 takes place in August, 1933, but the next chapter jumps to 1934. Chapter 3 returns to 1933, and the two subsequent chapters take place in 1902 and 1926, respectively. This pattern continues throughout the book.
In terms of the narrative rather than the chronological order of events, the novel starts and ends with the focus on Anthony Beavis and his lover Helen Ledwidge, formerly Helen Amberley. Their growth to a more mature, less irresponsible way of living is one of the key elements in the novel. Chronologically, however, the novel begins as the ten-year-old Anthony accompanies his father and his uncle to the funeral of his mother. It is here that he first meets Mary Amberley, nine years his senior, destined to become his first mistress and already pregnant with Helen, also destined to become Anthony's lover. This section of the narrative also relates Anthony's experiences at private school, in which he makes friends with two fellow pupils, Brian Foxe and Mark Staithes.
The same cast of characters reappears...
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Bibliography (Masterplots II: British and Commonwealth Fiction Series)
Brander, Laurence. Aldous Huxley: A Critical Study, 1970.
Ferns, C. S. Aldous Huxley: Novelist, 1980.
Firchow, Peter. Aldous Huxley: Satirist and Novelist, 1972.
Meckier, Jerome. Aldous Huxley, Satire and Structure, 1969.
Murray, Nicholas. Aldous Huxley: A Biography. New York: St. Martin's, 2003.
Watt, Donald, ed. Aldous Huxley: The Critical Heritage, 1975.


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Nintendo fanboys are now officially in love with Nicole Kidman. Starting last night, she began appearing in TV ads for the sequel to Nintendo's incredibly popular DS game, Brain Age.
Kidman on the Brain Age series:
"I love the concept that Nintendo is reaching out to new audiences with its self-improvement products like Brain Training. Most importantly, I've quickly found that training my brain is a great way to keep my mind feeling young."Interestingly enough, this campaign is being launched only in Europe with no announced plans to bring it across the pond. One would … Read more


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When the City Commission indefinitely shelved the discussion of increasing the number of downtown parking meters last week, it eliminated the primary source of funding that would keep the floundering parking department afloat.
The city's parking department is projected to completely run through its $1 million reserve fund by the end of 2010 and be $500,000 in the hole at the end of 2011.
City Manager Bob Bartolotta gave commissioners two options to keep the department solvent without meters — support it with more taxpayer dollars or do away with regulated parking.
"If we don't want regulated parking, we can disband the parking department overnight," he said.
It's not yet clear how much ad-valorem tax dollars would be required, according to Assistant to the City Manager Susan Dodd, who also serves as parking manager.
"If only maintenance and operations were subsidized, it would be one amount," she said. "If only the garage operations were subsidized, it would be another. If (it) only (funds) the difference to stay in the black, it would be another."
Last fiscal year, parking-department expenditures were $784,439, while revenues were $489,998.
If the city chooses to cut back on regulated parking, another host of options would exist. Regulated parking, which includes overtime ticket writing, parking-permit sales and new parking meters, could be eliminated completely, reduced slightly or handed over to a private company.
Last year, the city earned $57,115 from parking permits, $10,350 from parking meters and $331,274 from parking enforcement.
Dodd said it's possible, but unlikely, that overtime parking enforcement would be eliminated altogether, allowing people to park on Main Street, and other regulated streets, all day without repercussions.
However, parking-department employees have already been told that the enforcement program could be privatized or eliminated and that they may want to apply for other job openings within city government.
Of the six full-time staff members in the department last year, two have already taken other jobs with the city, and one other is expected to retire this year. Part-time workers have filled their positions for now.
The three remaining full-time employees are currently applying for other jobs. If they leave the department, more part-time employees would be used to write tickets until a decision is made about the parking unit's future.
"Replacing our full-time members with part-time or temporary employees reduces our expenditures, helping us close the (budget) gap," said Dodd.
Complicating matters for the parking department is the coming Palm Avenue parking garage. Its projected cost is $11 million to build, but the city was counting on downtown parking meters to drive the cost of the spaces in the garage.
Because commissioners chose to keep Main Street, Palm Avenue and other prime parking areas free of meters, the city may have to offer free parking in the garage, as well.
The on-street parking spaces are the premium spots, so the city can't charge more for less-desirable parking spaces.
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Step 1: Some information, ingredient list and required tools
In Ontario, Canada I have only seen the Pitu brand of cachaca available.
This version of the Caipirinha uses limes. (The only other fruit I have made it with is lemons - so far). I am indebted to Markus in Germany who introduced me to this wonderful cocktail.
You will need:
- a jigger for measuring (I cannot be held responsible for anyone "free handing")
- cachaca
- lime(s)
- teaspoon measure
- coarse sugar
- ice cubes
- muddler, aka pestle aka "mashing stick"
- short, wide glass(es) (Old Fashioned type)
- sharp knife and cutting board
- short straw(s)
Step 2: Rinse and dry the limes
Since you do not remove the rinds from the drink, the skin should be clean - at least peel the fruit stickers off![[BR]]
(BTW, I'm taking the photographs while Mrs. Caipirinha does the actual work here.)
Step 3: Remove some of the rind
Step 4: Pith removal
Step 6: Place pieces in glass
Step 7: Add coarse sugar
2: Please, please, in the name of Dionysus, it's lemon, not lime. Stop spreading this misconception :-) it's born of mistranslation and ignorance. The proper taste comes from chemical reaction between the citric acid and the sugar, and limes just don't have enough acid for that to happen (which is why many people don't see the point of muddling).
Don't get me wrong, lime "caipirinha" is a tasty drink, and so is caipirissima, caipiroska, and many other variations; but they're not "real" caipirinha, just similar drinks.
Persian limes are the most common fruit sold as limes in North America, with key limes coming in second. It looks to me like that is a persian lime on the cutting board of the picture. Am I missing something?
Also, I've said it twice already and you're ignoring it: every other species of lime is called lima. Every known species of lemon is called limão. Every other species of limão is called lemon. Every known species of lima is called lime.
It's also known as sicilian lemon... Popular names... who knows...
The story of "limão" being limes and vice-versa is a misunderstanding that I'd like to see dead. There are many kinds of "limão" which are used for cachaça, and most of them are lemons. The most common one, the "limão taiti", is known in English as a "persian lime"; if you can find that where you live, absolutely go for it. But open it up and taste it; it tastes like a lemon, not like a (key) lime. The most common kind of lime is the key lime, and that's called a "lima" in Brazil. In fact, there's no kind of "lima" that is called a lemon in English; they're all limes. The only kind where there is any confusion is the taiti/persian lime, and that's not usually found in the Northern hemisphere apart from the Middle East.
tl;dr: no, "limão" is not lime, not in general. The right ingredient is, in order of tasting best to worse: persian lime, lemon (any kind), lime (not persian).
check these links:
Citrus xlimon (lima)
Citrus latifolia (yu. tanaka) tanaka (limão taití)
Citrus aurantifolia (lima da pérsia)
I also noticed requests to make caipirinhas for "the masses". Below the instructional video there is a recipe for various size pitchers.
I hope that you find this link helpfulThe Perfect Caipirinha which was created by Leblon Cachaca
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As a Patriots Fan, I am glad to see the rule gone. People who think it was the wrong call, get over yourselves. There is a difference between a good call and a good rule. Good call, it was. Good rule it was not.
NFL passes crown of helmet rule, abolishes 'Tuck Rule'
The NFL passed two major rules changes Wednesday during the NFL Annual Meetings in Phoenix that will take effect this upcoming season.
The first rule would penalize a player who makes or initiates contact with the crown of his helmet outside of the tackle box, addressing health concerns regarding possible neck damage from such contact. The measure passed by an owners vote of 31-1, but has been criticized by many running backs, including Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte and Hall of Famers Emmitt Smith and Marshall Faulk.
"There was a lot of discussion," Steelers President Art Rooney said of the helmet crown rule, "but the way it was presented was the most effective way to address it."
Another rule change is abolishing the infamous tuck rule. Now, if a quarterback loses control of the ball before he has fully protected it after opting not to throw, it is a fumble.
The elimination of the tuck rule passed on a 29-1 vote, with the New England Patriots and Washington Redskins abstaining, and the Pittsburgh Steelers voting to keep it. "We didn't think it was necessary to make that change," Rooney said. "We were happy with the way it's been called."
The tuck rule became famous in the 2002 AFC Divisional Playoff game between the Oakland Raiders and the Patriots. Late in the fourth quarter with New England trailing by three, Raiders cornerback Charles Woodson hit Patriots quarterback Tom Brady when Brady ceased his throwing motion and fumbled the ball, which was recovered by the Raiders. The call was reversed on replay under the tuck rule, and the Patriots went on to win the game 16-13 in overtime.
Goodell was eager to get approved the competition committee's proposal to outlaw use of the crown of the helmet by ball carriers, and there was talk the vote would be tabled until May if the rule change didn't have enough support.
But after watching videos of the play that clearly showed the differences in legal and illegal moves by ball carriers, the owners voted yes. The penalty will be 15 yards from the spot of the foul, and if both the offensive and defensive player lowers his head and uses the crown of the helmet to make contact, each will be penalized.
"It'll certainly make our runners aware of what we expect relative to use of the helmet," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said. "One of the questions I ask a lot is who gains from this, offense or defense? And it's a toss-up as to which side of the ball has the advantage on this rule, if any. The main thing is it's pro-health and safety, and that's the big thing."
The owners discussed simply using fines on ball carriers to eliminate the tactic, but instead voted to make the rule change.
"Jim Brown never lowered his head," Rooney said with a smile. "It can be done."
Information from the Associated Press was used in this report.


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This week:
1. ScienceNOW: "Evolutionary Relationships Hold, Even in Our Guts"
Although we may not often think of it, none of us are ever alone—we all have bacteria both on and in our bodies that, among other things, help us to digest food. But is this evidence for evolution?
Researchers have previously asked what differentiates the species of bacteria living in one human from another. Are the differences based on diet, heredity, or something else? Hoping to learn more, a team led by Yale University evolutionary biologist Howard Ochman collected fecal samples from chimpanzees, gorillas, and humans, then sequenced the bacterial DNA in the samples.
The scientists were looking for a particular gene known to vary across bacterial species. Based on that difference, their analysis could identify both the various species of bacteria and the frequency of each species in all of the samples. This served to estimate the types and frequency of bacteria in the stomachs of the primates and humans tested.
Next, the scientists assembled a "tree" of the primates species whose feces were sampled, building the branches based on similarity of gut bacteria. When finished, the researchers discovered that they had reconstructed the supposed evolutionary tree for primates, with the humans' gut bacteria more similar to the chimps' than to the gorillas'. Ochman's team therefore concludes that evolutionary history is the most important driver in determining bacterial diversity in our bodies.
Does the research provide more evidence of the reality of evolution? We think not, because the scientists failed to account for the fact that some third factor may explain both the evolutionary tree and the "gut bacteria" tree. The evolutionary tree is based on morphological and genetic similarities between creatures. But it's not unreasonable to think that morphological and genetic similarity between two organisms would lead to greater similarity in their gut bacteria (and, likewise, organisms with less in common genetically and morphologically should have more different gut bacteria populations). Therefore, both the evolutionary tree and the gut bacteria tree reflect the same underlying similarities; the question (which this study does not answer) is whether those similarities are the result of common descent or common design.
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2. ScienceNOW: "Neandertal Children Developed on the Fast Track"
Did Neanderthal children grow up more quickly than the rest of us?
A new study of Neanderthal teeth suggests that Neanderthal children matured faster than other humans, ScienceNOW reports on new research from a multinational team. Paleoanthropologists Tanya Smith of Harvard University and Jean-Jacques Hublin of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, along with Paul Tafforeau of the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, have been studying fossilized teeth from several Neanderthals, including eleven children, as well other non-Neanderthal fossil humans. The scientists count growth lines in the teeth to estimate how much time elapsed before such events as the eruption of adult molars.
The results indicate that Neanderthals did mature more quickly than other humans: first molar crowns formed at two-and-a-half years (compared to three in other humans), with second molars appearing at age eight (compared with eleven in other humans). So does this mean they matured faster than us in general?
ScienceNOW quotes Arizona State University paleoanthropologist Gary Schwartz and University of Zurich neurobiologist Christoph Zollikofer, who note that differences in teeth maturation do not necessarily indicate differences in overall maturation; more studies of modern humans are needed to determine how strong the actual connection is.
How quickly Neanderthal teeth developed is an independent question from whether they were as human as "the rest of us," of course. After all, Neanderthals had other relatively minor anatomical differences, and it remains uncertain if all of those differences are genetic or if some were environmentally induced.
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3. BBC News: "Eggs with the Oldest Known Embryos of a Dinosaur Found"
Paleontologists have at last reported on dinosaur eggs discovered more than thirty years ago.
The eggs, found in South Africa in 1976, are not only interesting because of their purported age (nearly 200 million years old), but also because they contain "well-preserved embryos." The eggs belong to the species Massospondylus, a prosauropod.
The team, led by University of Toronto–Mississauga paleontologist Robert Reisz, believes that the embryos inside the eggs were about ready to hatch when they were fossilized. They therefore are a good guide for what Massospondylus juveniles may have looked like. Surprisingly, they looked very different from the adults, probably walking on all fours rather than on two hind legs only. Their heads may have also been disproportionately large, whereas the adults' heads were disproportionately small.
Young-earth creationists believe that most of the fossils we find were produced by catastrophic processes, and in particular the global Flood of Noah's day. This helps explain how dinosaur eggs and embryos could remain well preserved (they were quickly buried and fossilized); without catastrophic burial, it's unclear why the eggs wouldn't have hatched or, even if they did not hatch, why a predator or natural forces would not have destroyed the eggs long before they could have been buried. And since the global Flood occurred "only" a few thousand years ago, most dinosaur eggs that have been found are of very similar age.
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4. Christianity Today: "The Divine Divide"
Christianity Today offers a review of the interesting new book America's Four Gods: What We Say about God—and What That Says about Us. So what do we have to say about what the review says about what the book says about what we say and what that says about us? (Whew!)
The books' authors, Baylor University sociologists Paul Froese and Christopher Bader, rely on survey data to construct a new model of where the religious fault lines lie in the U.S. The model stipulates that most Americans believe in one of four "gods," i.e., one out of four different conceptions of God.
The four conceptions of God in Froese and Bader's model are the result of combining the possible answers to two straightforward questions. First, to what extent does God interact with the world? And second, to what extent does God judge the world? The four broad results are:
- Those who believe God is both involved in and judging of the world believe in the "authoritative God."
- Those who believe God is involved in the world but does not judge it believe in the "benevolent God."
- Those who believe God is not generally involved in the world but still judges it believe in the "critical God."
- Those who believe God is neither engaged in the world nor judgmental believe in the "distant God."
Christianity Today points out that the model helps move away from liberal/conservative views of religion that may oversimplify differences across worldviews. It also may show where general similarities in worldview emerge despite doctrinal differences.
Most interestingly (to us), Froese and Bader apply their model to explain religious views about science. In what Christianity Today calls "probably the strongest section of the book,"
Froese and Bader point out that the basic question for Christians is not whether the Bible and science are ultimately reconciled, but how. For the most part, only atheists think an intrinsic conflict exists between science and religion. Everyone else is working to make sure their worldview fits with science. This includes the dissenters from Darwinian orthodoxy. They want to teach competing accounts of human origins in science classes, the authors claim, to show a firm commitment to remaining properly scientific.
Nevertheless (and not surprisingly), individuals who believe God is engaged in the world—i.e., those who believe in the "authoritative God" or "benevolent God" (according to the Froese/Bader convention)—were much more likely to say that we rely too much on science and not enough on faith. Believers in the critical or distant God, by contrast, think science will eventually solve most of society's problems. Of course, that latter view is ultimately "faith" in science as savior.
The Bible is quite clear that God is both engaged in and judging of the world, although not always in the ways we might expect. Even just a single verse like John 3:16 makes both of these points clear. God is involved in the world: he sent His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, to become a baby and then a man. And He loves all people and will save all who turn from their sin and trust in Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord, who will save them from God's judgement to come.
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- The possible evidence of ancient tool use we reported on in August has been attacked again as dubious. Scientists writing in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences argue that the scratches on bones found in Ethiopia were made not by stone tools, but rather by the claws of animals trampling over the bones. But a member of the team that first reported on the bones defended the original claims.
- National Geographic News carries an interesting blog entry that discusses how evolution itself is evolving. Evolutionary scientists continue to discover that the so-called "modern synthesis" of Darwinian evolution developed in the middle of the twentieth century is flawed. To us, it's a reminder that God's creation is a whole lot more complicated than either evolutionists or creationists understand.
- In the travel section of the Irish Independent, a seemingly fair-minded journalist describes his visit to the newly opened Museum of Human Evolution in Burgos, Spain. The author writes that museum is a lot like "Disneyland for Darwinists," including a "one-stop-shop for those seeking insight into the mysteries of evolution—in short, all you wanted to know about the alleged chimp to chump story arc but never got around to asking." So the world has yet another museum dedicated to evolution, but our Creation Museum still receives more hostility than all the evolution museums combined.
- Will we find evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence in the next 25 years? It sounds crazy, but that belief is part of what's motivating "Project Dorothy," a new attempt to "listen" to nearby stars for possible communications from intelligent aliens.
- Researchers have revealed a treasure trove of ancient beasts in the Aspen, Colorado, area. So far, the find has included two mammoths (with possible evidence of a third), five mastodons, two bison, one deer, one giant ground sloth, one small reptile, and one mouse-like creature. Does the "jumbled" status of the remains indicate catastrophic burial?
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Yep, it's done.
Second Wind, folks, Second Wind is here.
It's a witty blend of Text Adventure, Roguelike, and Sweet Simplicity.
All in all, there are 20 classes, three skills each, three major areas, four endings, countless monsters (as in, I'm too lazy to count them,) treasures, specialty shops, equips, weapons, and more.
Folks, this is one big game.
Also, there are medals, lots of em'
I sincerely dare you to beat the game on Nethack Difficulty.
And remember, dying is all a part of the experience :D
The last update was on October 21st, Version 1.57:
- Fixed up the Saiyan's awaken doing absolutely nothing.
- Fixed the broken meter glitch... Hopefully.
- The "explore" segment should run faster.
- And some other stuff I can't remember.
Send a PM with any additional problems and I'll get on them as soon as possible!
I'm literally fixing this by the moment!
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 5, 2012
thank you so much...we newgrounds really needs a new 'class' rpg.
And the humor was great! :3
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 5, 2012
Greatest mothufuckin game, it felt great to kill that goddamn friggin bat
Rated 4 / 5 stars October 5, 2012
This is an addicting and funny game. I also think the lore is fascinating especially the final area. I did best as the Monk, the Enforcer and Esper, unlocked all characters but Saiyan LOOKS NOTHING like a Saiyan, not even a little.
Please I need a clue. I got 3 endings Great? Average and Very Very Bad.
Got all medals but I do not know the final ending. Also I cycled through forever and this is the only Pent verses I could find.
1. Lo' is the world!
2. One arisen of four. '
3. Armon gave it structure,
4. Krillix gave it soul,
5. Spediphis gave it depth,
6. Zorom gave it life.
11. Each gave their own,
12. Man from four.
13. Smith became his name,
14. One combined image.
21. All is greater than one,
22. And so he fought.
25. Yet united,
26. They would undo him.
29. Taken to another plane,
30. A land of no harm.
33. Their powers weakened,
34. Their influences diminished,
35. Only in their dreams,
36. May they affect their world.
Cannot find a walkthrough I do not how to earn the 4rth ending or what is the missing Pent verses.
Saiyan is a concept, yea, maybe I should've given em' an orange garb or something, maybe later :D
There's no walkthrough, unless somebody wants to write one up, which I'm all up for, meanwhile, there's a wiki being written as we speak! Anyone can join!
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 5, 2012
Nice retro game. Also thumbs up for Finnish music maker (I'm FInnish too! :D)!
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 5, 2012
I LOVE RETRO GAMES! This game is so adorable and gameplay is great! Great job! Thank you very much! :)


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It's a good stack, but I would go with the later. MAN Blueprint was actually a good supplement when I tested it.
You won't have a bad deal either way you decide to go...
It's a good stack, but I would go with the later. MAN Blueprint was actually a good supplement when I tested it.
You won't have a bad deal either way you decide to go...
Levi/Dcp stack
most people likes that stack but for like a couple bucks more i can buy 2 bottles each of the MAN STACK, which i can afford
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Come visit my log http://anabolicminds.com/forum/suppl...-up-level.html
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ya im pretty much debating on running i mean i want to try it, because i will be working out at like 5 in the morn so im thinkin about it alot that and some Drive
Yeah, I have... It is a good supplement. I have an extra bottle that I'll use one day. NP had a sale on it a few months back - great deal at the time. If they do it again, I'll get more.
Vika, get what you can w/o going broke my friend. Each of the products you listed are worthy of their price. But if you can get more with MAN Sports, go for it. Either way you'll get great results! (Given you train/diet correctly)
ya thats what im think about really want to lose some weight i know my diet is gonna have to play into a big part of it, so we will see how it goes i wanna drop at least a clean 10pounds a month until i lose 30pounds and stay lean throughout
You can't beat MAN.
have you tried it? did any one have a crash feeling after taking it??
maybe i will go all Applied Nutriceuticals AM/PM fat loss stack just looking for something good and kinda on the cheap side with no jitters and crashing effect
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Nothing bro... LIPO PM/AM is good, but you will not cut weight like you will with the others we have been discussing. Look into Napalm/Levi/DCP stack...
well we will see how it goes
I'm on my last few squirts of Napalm - I'll order it again. Lower abs seem to be more 'profiled' - which is goooood!
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- 11-24-2012, 11:35 PM Thread Author #1
I'm looking for a profile app of some sort. Can anyone help?
I used to use WhoIsIt but the developer seemed to have jumped ship. It was a profile app which allowed me to have separate controls for specified VIP callers. For example, I could specify my husband, kids, and parents were VIP. I was able to silence everyone at night but the app allowed the VIP calls/texts to come through. This is very important to me because my husband is very ill and spends a lot of a time in the hospital. I need to keep my phone on at night but I don't need the random 4 am text scaring the crud out of me.
Thanks for any suggestions. - 11-25-2012, 04:56 AM #2
Re: I'm looking for a profile app of some sort. Can anyone help?
Check out "Call Control" and "Advanced Call Blocker" and similar apps in the Google Play Store.
Good luck. - 11-25-2012, 12:15 PM Thread Author #3
Re: I'm looking for a profile app of some sort. Can anyone help?
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Watching helplessly as his 9-year-old daughter, Jessica, is struck by a car and killed shatters the Roman Catholic faith of the protagonist, Jacob A. Hinsen. Plagued by a need to know that God exists and that Jessica is in a safe place, Jacob loads up his backpack and sets off on a journey to investigate the tenets of the West's three major religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, all the while hoping to have a direct encounter with God.
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Although the "roads traveled" resemble a mythical quest, Jacob's conversations as a seeker are never simply academic exercises. He asks probing, insightful questions, listens carefully to the responses, and is quick to point out inconsistencies in his host's explanations. Neither are the religious authorities Jacob visits wooden characters. They come across as flesh-and-blood human beings, dedicated to their particular faith and patient in their responses to Jacob's respectful, but sometimes confrontational, line of questioning.
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Schade's most remarkable achievement is that the authorities Jacob seeks out and questions, in addition to being extremely knowledgeable and articulate about their beliefs, all come across, with the exception of an extreme fundamentalist here and there, as compassionate, likeable characters Jacob ends up respecting and considering friends after he has grilled them about their beliefs. Indeed, the reader comes away with great respect for the intellectual integrity of even the one atheist Jacob encounters.
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