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LSU defensive coordinator John Chavis will be starting his third season in Baton Rouge in just a few weeks. The Tennessee alum — who won a national title running the Vols' defense in 1998 — says a fan paid him the ultimate compliment at a summer speaking stop:
"A guy made a comment at the end of my talk, and it really made me feel great. 'Coach, you guys talk about the Tigers — the players and the team. Well, we want you to know that you're a Tiger, too.' What a great feeling that was to hear from one of our fans."
Chavis said that "everybody's a Tiger" feel will also apply to Steve Kragthorpe — recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease — and Greg Studrawa who will fill in as offensive coordinator. "When you're a Tiger, you're a Tiger," Chavis said.
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In some of his first public comments on the Federal IT Procurement Reform Act federal CIO Steve VanRoekel said that while he was "applauding the House Oversight committee" for taking up IT reform, he thought the version that was passed by the House "has a couple of limitations."
VanRoekel noted that FITARA doesn't include the Department of Defense, which is responsible for about half the federal government's $81 billion IT budget. "A proposed bill that exempts them creates a limiting factor for me," VanRoekel said.
VanRoekel didn't directly address whether President Obama would sign the bill, which passed the House as part of the fiscal 2014 Defense authorization measure. FITARA has yet to be introduced in the Senate. The comments were aired Aug. 5 on the debut episode of "Government Matters," a new Sunday morning public affairs program focusing on IT, defense, and government management on WJLA in Washington, D.C.
FITARA's key co-sponsor, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform committee, praised the bill on a separate segment of the program. Issa said FITARA, which would give budget authority over IT to department level CIOs, would empower CIOs in their dealing with Congress, particularly when it comes to reprogramming funds. "It would be very good to have CIOs at the table saying, 'this is the reprogramming authority I need, why I need it, and what it's for.' And be accountable," Issa said. He also thinks it's important to legislate CIO authority, rather than rely on guidance from the Office of Management and Budget. "Congress has a role, and the role is we pass a law [and] it outlives any OMB director," Issa said.
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Brian passed on this tip from Kevin Doel. Looks like Tetris is being ever-zealous in broadly defending their "look and feel" trademarks:
Phunkware's Shaker game is being pulled from the market in about 5 hours. The Tetris Company contacted Apple claiming the game is too close to Tetris for comfort.
If this is legit, and you read this post in time, and the FREE game at all interests you, walk -- don't run -- to the App Store and grab Shaker now!
Thanks! This app is hard, but fun! I like it stirred. To bad I don't think it will get any updates if it is pulled :(
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In recent weeks, the debate around reducing childcare costs and improving quality has been confused. This has been most evident in the More Great Childcare proposals to increase adult:child ratios in nurseries and to change them in childminding settings. This is the clearest indication yet that for the Coalition government, cost is the biggest driver for change, not quality.
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Can't get rid of this icon in my task bar
There is this icon on my task bar that I can't seem to get rid of. I downloaded and installed an application to format an external drive, then when I wasn't happy with it, I deleted it. Unfortunately, when I deleted it, it didn't delete the icon it put in my task bar. I can click on it and get a menu and do a number of things. At the bottom of the menu I can choose "Disable DrivePulse". Nothing happens! I go to system preferences and look at my login items and it's not there! I find it in activity monitor, quit it from there, and it comes back a second later! I search my mac for Drive Pulse and Drive Genius 3 and I get no results! Can somebody help me disable this nuisance permanently? Is there a hidden file on my HD I have to delete?
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Open Activity Manager. Then highlight the rogue application causing the problem. Click on 'Inspect' at the top. Go across to 'Open Files and Ports'. Take a note of the files open there, and go hunting.
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Just drag it up off the task bar, and it will disappear in a puff of smoke.
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That should be cmd+click+drag
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Problem soved. I inspected in activity monitor on open files and ports. There was a folder in "Application Support" I had to delete. Thanks for the help!
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To manually uninstall Drive Genius 3 delete the following files and folders at the end of the paths listed below:
/Library/Application Support/DriveGenius (folder) /Applications/Drive Genius 3.app (icon) /Users/Library/Application Support/DriveGenius (folder) /Users/Library/Preferences/com.prosofteng.DriveGenius3.plist (file) /Users/Library/Preferences/com.prosofteng.DriveGenius2.plist (file) /Users/Library/Preferences/com.prosofteng.DGAgent.plist (file) If you are running OS X Lion or Mountain Lion, the last three files/folders are located in the Users Library Folder which is hidden in Lion |
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I have the same problem.
But I can't delete the files, because Drive Pulse is always in use. I can force quit it, but it immediately reappears in the taskbar on top, next to the time and battery meter, etc.. |
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I managed to get rid of it by deleting the com file in MacIntosh HD/Library/LaunchAgents/ . then force quitted it and deleted all the files you guys mentioned!
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Remove Drive Pulse
Thanks for all of this - I had the same issue. It took me a while to locate everything as spotlight wouldn't locate the files even after I found the specific file names in Activity Monitor.
To expand on frankos52's post; one way to see the 'invisible' folders is by selecting the Finder's 'Go' menu and holding down 'alt'. That way, 'Library' appears. Now you can navigate to the folders and files as listed here. Once you've tracked down everything and deleted, open Activity Monitor, double-click the remaining DrivePulse files and then quit them. It seems to have gone and not re-appeared so fingers crossed. |
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS - Ken Duke had a lot of help in his corner Sunday as he took aim at his first PGA Tour victory.
Earlier this week, Duke flew legendary swing coach Bob Toski, 85, to town to help steady his game.
Before playing on Sunday, though, Duke tapped into another limitless source of good information, state golf icon Bill Campbell of Huntington.
The 89-year-old Campbell, a World Golf Hall of Fame member, captured 15 West Virginia Amateur championships and three State Open titles.
Duke, a Palm City, Fla., resident, said he wasn't aware of Campbell's storied background before Sunday.
"I didn't know that, but now I do,'' Duke said following a round of even-par 70 that left him tied for seventh at 11-under 269.
"I had lunch with them today and these two guys go back a long way. Just hearing some stories that they had to talk about was pretty impressive.
"That's kind of the way I took [it] into the day - to try and have fun and be relaxed like those guys are. It seemed like that's the way they played back in that day. Maybe [Ben] Hogan [wasn't], but everyone else was pretty loose. It was a great day.''
Interestingly, it marked the fifth tie for seventh place this season for Duke. His best finish was a tie for fifth in the Transitions Classic.
He was near the lead at 14 under through 14 holes on Sunday, but back-to-back double bogeys on the 15th and 16th knocked him out of contention.
"I hit some good shots and I hit a couple bad ones,'' Duke said, "but that's the way it goes. But I felt good about my game, and played good.
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A few days before embarking on an extensive tour supporting their sublime album, Bloom, Beach House's Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally sat down at their Fells Point rehearsal space and talked about life on the road. They played nearly 200 shows after Teen Dream's release, so I figured they might be a bit weary and jaded about it. Nothing could be further from the truth. They'd just finished packing up the industrial looking stage set they designed and built for the tour and seemed excited to get started. The band hasn't yet confirmed a Baltimore date, but you can catch them on David Letterman this Friday night. And you can read about Beach House in our June issue.
Victoria Legrand: It's not hard to enjoy yourself on tour, because every night is different. Whether it's a place with 200 capacity or 1,200. We're not committed to just playing huge venues, and we actually prefer club shows where you can have 500 to 1,000 people.
Alex Scally: We did a tour last year that was bigger, as support, and we didn't like it at all. I can see how a big band would not have any fun touring. But on our tours, we constantly connect to the people we're meeting, the towns we're in, the stores along the way, the roads.
VL: When you're playing Ultra Ice Arena in Toronto, that's probably isn't any fun at all. When you fly in and out of places, you lose that personal element.
AS: Flying is the worst.
VL: But we've done it. We've done a little bit of everything, so we know what we prefer and what's best for our soul.
AS: At the end of our last tour, every one thought we should go out again because Teen Dream was still doing well. Sub Pop wanted to do ads, we said, "Stop, stop." We didn't want to tour behind that album for three years. We wanted to do it for one year, so we cut if off.
VL: We didn't want to wear out that album, or wear out ourselves.
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AS: We see all kinds of people at our shows. And when people come up and comment, it's always different. We don't understand any of how it works.
VL: It's not our duty to understand it, because we're inside of it. It has effects beyond our vision and that's another life form of what you do.
AS: We definitely see the young girls. And there are couples. There's always at least one couple making out in every crowd. Sometimes, it's crazy and there's tons of it.
VL: I'll see people who are very emotional, and they've obviously having a very visceral and solitary moment with the music. It's something I'm very intrigued by—you go to a show with your friends, but you have a complete experience yourself. You're in a crowd of people, but you're having a very intimate experience yourself. That's the kind of concertgoer I'd want to be. If I were going to see My Bloody Valentine, it would be experiencing it there, in my own brain, even though I'm physically standing with a crowd of people.
JL: You've played just about every major festival in the world and a bunch of TV shows. Any particular favorites?
VL: I don't really like nostalgia. I try to prevent opening those floodgates. That can take away from the relevance of now, or induce some kind of self-pity that things used to be better. But we've had so many moments that we treasure.
AS: Even if we don't perform well, I cherish the venue, the crowd, the town. We had to learn that the big tours are stupid, but it was good to learn that bigger isn't better.
VL: It's all big on your own terms. You build your own path. We try to be honest with ourselves, and I think that resonates with people. We aren't trying to take unnatural leaps.
AS: The best thing is how unpredictable things are. I remember we were booked in Pontiac, Michigan, and they moved the show to a larger venue. We didn't know what would happen, but 700 people showed up. It was the only Beach House show where people crowd surfed. You might not think, "Wow, we're going to Pontiac, Michigan, and it's going to be the best show ever." But that kind of thing happens constantly.
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A Shreveport man is in jail for his alleged role in a shooting that left two people injured Saturday night.Officers were called to a home in the 3600 block of Huston for a reported shooting around 8:30 p.m.Upon arrival, they found Leon Johnson, 71, suffering from several gunshot wounds to his upper body, police said. A second victim, Yolanda Brown, 43, suffered a cut to her head. According to police, she was assaulted by the suspect.Both were transported to LSU hospital for treatment.Investigators later arrested Jessie Ivory, 57, of Shreveport. He was involved in some sort of argument with the victims and it turned physical. Shreveport Police spokesman Marcus Hines says that Johnson tried to stop a physical assault on Brown. Johnson ordered Ivory out of the home at gunpoint after reportedly firing a shot at him, Hines said.Ivory returned a short time later armed with a gun and allegedly shot Johnson and hit Brown in the head, Hines said.Ivory was taken into custody without incident and taken to the Shreveport City Jail. He is charged with attempted second degree murder and aggravated battery.
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Foresters split over weekend
Playing in their own tourney over the weekend, the Forester volleyball team avenged a loss earlier this season to Lourdes College by sweeping them in straight sets, 25-22, 25-18, 25-14.
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In first round action of the MCC tourney, the #4-seeded Forester women's soccer team grabbed a 2-1 win over #5 Grace on Saturday to advance to the semi-finals.
VeggieTales creator recounts his 'Life as a Tomato' during Forester Lecture Series
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Huntington University will host two upcoming seminars to inform as well as provide demonstrations about the wonderful world of science.
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The Huntington University Afternoon Concert Series presents the second All-Area Music Student Recital of the year.
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The Nov. 2 election could bring drastic changes to the way the country is run both locally and nationally.
Marian slips past Foresters
The HU women's soccer team suffered its third MCC loss of the season at the hands of Marian University last night 1-0.
Fisher steps down as campus pastor of Huntington University
The Rev. Bill Fisher, dean of Christian faith and life at Huntington University, is stepping down from his position at the end of the school year after 18 years of service
HU math professor, student to present research at seminar
Dr. Winfield Wetherbee along with mathematics student Jared Grandlienard plan to present their research, conducted over the summer, during a special seminar in the Science Hall on the Huntington University campus.
HU drops a 3-1 decision to IWU
Hosting their last MCC match of the season, the Forester volleyball team lost to the visiting Wildcats of Indiana Wesleyan 25-19, 25-14, 22-25, 25-12.
Foresters run at Great Lakes Challenge
The Forester men's and women's cross country teams competed in the Great Lakes Challenge at Aquinas College on Saturday.
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The Forester women's soccer team took care of business with a 4-3 win over the visiting Cougars of Saint Francis on Saturday afternoon.
Moody takes down Foresters
Finishing up regular season play with a trip to Chicago, the Forester men's soccer team came up short, losing to Moody Bible Institute 3-1.
Dave & Dwayne comedy act to liven the stage at Huntington University
Dave & Dwayne Ministries Inc. is a Christian comedy act that strives to spread the love of God by filling the spirit of others with his joy.
Huntington University to host annual high school math competition
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Dr. Robert Lynn and Elizabeth Smith will present a duo music recital, featuring the sounds of the violin and cello, in Zurcher Auditorium of the Merillat Centre for the Arts on Huntington University's campus.
Foresters drop final MCC contest to Marian
In order to guarantee a spot in postseason play, the Forester men's soccer team was in a must win situation against Marian University but the Knights proved to be the spoiler as they outlasted HU 1-0.
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Huntington University honors Breast Cancer Awareness Week.
Spring Arbor trips up Foresters
In an important matchup that meant the difference between a second or third place spot in the MCC, it was the Cougars of Spring Arbor who secured second place in the conference standings.
#8 Trojans dominate Foresters
On an evening where three seniors were recognized for their commitment to the HU volleyball program, the Foresters dropped a 3-0 decision to #8-ranked Taylor University, 25-18, 25-21, 25-6.
NAIA names Huntington University a 'Champion of Character'
The NAIA has recognized Huntington University with the Champions of Character Five Star Award.
Annie Moses Band on stage at Huntington University
The Annie Moses Band brings a blend of fiddle, jazz and classical influences "fused with soaring, folk-inspired vocals creates a sound that is both refreshing and familiar."
Creative minds of the future plan for today at Youth Entrepreneur Symposium
Huntington University hosted the fourth annual Youth Entrepreneur Symposium. Sophomores, juniors and seniors from Huntington North High School participated in the day-long event.
Ogle named MCC Runner of the Week
Huntington University freshman Cendall Ogle (Warsaw, Ind., Warsaw High School) was named the Mid-Central Conference (MCC) Runner of the Week for the week of October 18-24, 2010.
Kelly Savage named first female chair of the Huntington University Board of Trustees
Huntington University has named Kelly Savage the new chair of the Board of Trustees. She is the first woman to serve in that post in the university's 113-year history.
HU falls to Cougars in double OT
Playing in their third double overtime game of the season, the HU men's soccer team came up short, losing to Saint Francis 3-2.
Foresters dominate Warriors
The HU women's soccer team picked up their second win of the week with a 4-1 decision over visiting Rochester College on Saturday afternoon.
Foresters winless in own tourney
The Forester volleyball team hosted a tournament on Saturday and dropped both games in straight sets.
Khudziy among nation's elite
After claiming the men's singles ITA (Intercollegiate Tennis Association) Midwest Regional Championship at Aquinas College two weeks ago, HU freshman Vlad Khudziy earned an automatic bid to the 2010 ITA National Small College Championships.
Ogle and Herber pace HU
Running on a beautiful Friday afternoon, the men's and women's cross country teams competed in the Wilmington College Fall Classic. The men finished 9th out of 28 teams with 216 points while the women placed 10th out of 31 teams with 313 points.
'Taking Risks' the focus of upcoming Huntington University Visiting Executive Seminar
Huntington University's G. Blair Dowden and Jim O'Donnell will lead a roundtable discussion on "Taking Risks" during the Visiting Executive Seminar in the Habecker Dining Commons on campus.
Community asked to join Huntington University Concert Choir for performance of 'Messiah'
The Huntington University Concert Choir invites individuals to join the choir as they team up with the Huntington University Orchestra for the 56th annual performance of Handel's "Messiah."
Neiderhiser earns All-Conference honors
The Mid-Central Conference (MCC) announced its post-season awards for the 2010-11 women's tennis season.
Huntington University Afternoon Concert Series presents student music recital
The Huntington University Afternoon Concert Series presents the first All-Area Music Student Recital of the year.
Huntington University students to help with disaster relief in Munster, Ind.
A group of eight Huntington University students and one staff adviser will be traveling to Munster from Oct. 15 to Oct 19 during fall break to rebuild and tear down houses that were greatly affected by the flooding.
Foresters can't withstand Knights
The HU volleyball team continues to look for their first MCC win after dropping a 3-0 decision (8-25, 10-25, 17-25) to the Knights of Marian University on Wednesday night.
Three Foresters earn MCC honors
The Mid-Central Conference (MCC) announced its post-season awards for the 2010-11 tennis season and three Huntington University Foresters were among the list of honorees.
Huntington University, health department to offer flu clinic to the community
The Huntington University Department of Nursing and the Huntington County Department of Health will host a flu shot clinic on Oct. 27 in the university's nursing lab, located on the lower level of the Science Hall.
Foresters pick up MCC road win
The Forester men's soccer team traveled to Spring Arbor on Wednesday night and picked up a well-deserved 4-2 victory against the Cougars to notch their first MCC win of the season.
Huntington University Women's Auxiliary to host annual garage sale
The Huntington University Women's Auxiliary 20th Annual Garage Sale was held from 3 to 8 p.m. Oct. 22 and 8 a.m. to noon Oct. 23 in the HU fieldhouse.
HU takes it to Pilots
The visiting Forester women's soccer team was a 4-2 winner over Bethel College Tuesday night to notch their third MCC win of the season.
Christian author to address 'changing the world' during Forester Lecture Series
Christian author Dr. Will Samson will address "Can Christianity Change the World?" during the Forester Lecture Series at 7 p.m. Oct. 26 in the Zurcher Auditorium of the Merillat Centre for the Arts on Huntington University's campus.
October Leadership Luncheon explores becoming a leader
Huntington University's Leadership Luncheon will take the examples of Gideon from the Bible to explore becoming a leader. The luncheon will take place from noon to 1 p.m. Oct. 27.
Foresters are MCC tourney champions
It was a perfect ending to a perfect season as the HU men's tennis team went undefeated in regular season and capped it off by winning the MCC conference tournament.
Wildcats hand Foresters first MCC loss
The HU women's soccer team played under the lights at Indiana Wesleyan and came up short against the #9-ranked Wildcats 2-0.
Huntington can't get past Grace and USF
Despite playing in the friendly confines of home, the Forester volleyball team dropped MCC games over the weekend to Grace College and Saint Francis.
Foresters win E. DeWitt Baker Invitational
Hosting its annual E. DeWitt Baker Invitational, both Forester cross country teams captured first place finishes.
Foresters beat Bethel in first round of MCC tourney
As the top seed in the MCC tournament, the Forester men's tennis team advance to the semi-finals after beating Bethel 7-2 in first round action.
Pilots outlast Foresters
Up against the top team in the MCC, the HU men's soccer team grabbed a 1-0 lead but couldn't hang on as the Foresters dropped a 3-1 decision to Bethel College.
Foresters' season comes to an end
The HU women's tennis season came to an end as the #6-seeded Foresters dropped a 5-4 decision to Marian in first round action of the MCC tournament.
Raymond, Smith receive October Peer Award
The Huntington University Peer Award recipients for October were Scott Raymond, executive director of student success, and Ashley Smith, assistant director for media relations.
Foresters outlasts Taylor in OT
Up against a talented Taylor team, the HU women's soccer team took care of business with a 1-0 overtime win against the Trojans.
Red Wolves take down Foresters
The 30th-ranked Indiana University East volleyball team kept their undefeated season intact with a 25-10, 25-19, 25-10 win against the Foresters at Seton Catholic High School last night.
Huntington University gets ready for Oktober Work Fest
In the spirit of service and as a way to brighten the community, Huntington University's Joe Mertz Center for Volunteer Service sponsored Oktober Work Fest from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 9.
Huntington University's Alpha Chi honor society inducts new members
Huntington University inducted 24 new members into the Indiana Beta Chapter of Alpha Chi during a convocation held Oct. 1.
HU wraps up fall season with a win
Trailing Indiana Tech by five strokes after the first round of play, the Forester golf team turned in an impressive 299 on day two of the Cedarville University Invitational to capture the title with a 610 at Beavercreek Golf Club in Beavercreek, Ohio.
Huntington University crowns 2010 Homecoming court
The Huntington University student body crowned its Homecoming king and queen Friday during an evening eremony in Habecker Dining Commons.
Foresters drop two MCC contests
The Forester volleyball team hit the road this weekend and fell prey to Bethel and Goshen, losing both MCC matches in straight sets.
HU ends regular season on high note
A rainy day didn't stop the Forester women's tennis team as they set up camp at Westwood Racquet Club in Fort Wayne.
Foresters finish regular season unblemished
After adverse weather conditions forced a rain delay and change of venue, the HU men's tennis team wrapped up regular season play with a 6-3 win against Indiana University Southeast at the Wildwood Racquet Club in Fort Wayne.
Trojans take it to the Foresters
Playing in front of a homecoming crowd, the HU men's soccer team was hoping for a different ending as they dropped a 3-0 decision to Taylor University.
Homecoming match ends in a draw
After 110 minutes of soccer, the HU women's soccer team had to settle for a 2-2 draw against the visiting Lancers of Grace College on Saturday afternoon.
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3.38/5 rDev -6.4%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
12 oz. bottle pours black with a small tan head. Smells earthy, chocolatey. Light to medium bodied and lightly carbonated. Taste is an earthy, coffee flavor, then a bone dry, bitter dark chocolate essence to finish.
A good flavor but the relatively thin body is a setback.
Serving type: bottle
11-14-2004 19:30:49 | More by beerceller99
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3.98/5 rDev +10.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Enjoyed this one with a big steak at Jake's in Billings. It poured a real dark brown color. No light passing through at all, and a small tan head on top. It has a distinctly smokey nose, wood roasted malt seems to be the aroma im getting, but there is also some bitter bakers chocolate going on. The flavor is far less smokey than the nose, just more of a heavy roast here. The bitterness of the finish is not from hops, but rather burnt malt and that unsweetened cocoa. The mouthfeel is lovely. A nice creamy thick body and just enough carbonation. It feels silky, and might be even further served in that direction by a nitro tap. This was a good beer overall. Maybe a little too filling to slam a lot of them, but one was a treat.
Serving type: on-tap
10-01-2012 19:01:08 | More by StonedTrippin
3.7/5 rDev +2.5%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A: jet black, poured with frothy dark brown head that dissipated pretty quickly
S: full-bodied, deep roasted malt
T: good roasted malt, chocolate, creamy
M: creamy and well-balanced, good for 5.9% but I'd love to try this as a RIS
O: good and well-made
Serving type: bottle
09-14-2012 01:04:00 | More by wisrarebeer
3.48/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
gave this a look see and decided to buy it
the appearance is dark with a light red hue when held to light.
has a half finger head that dissapates to a small head with a light lingering lace. the smell is of a earthy and not overwhelming light coffee. the taste is caramel and creamy chocolate. the coffee is there too. light hoppy taste and more malt.has a light funky aftertaste..cant notice the oats. mouthfeel is again creamy moderate carbonation. this is a above average stout and recommend to anyone who likes stouts...good job on this one!
Serving type: bottle
05-24-2011 01:10:24 | More by schatzicat
3.88/5 rDev +7.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Re-review after bad bottle back in '07.
The beer pours black, very slight ruby glow when held to a light. A thin tan head formed upon pouring and diminished to a skim. The nose is moderate-high roast, slightly ashy. The flavor is high roasted malt, with hints of chocolate and bittersweetness. Sufficient, yet appropriately low hop bitterness and dry finish round the beer out nicely. The carbonation is moderate with a medium-full body and smooth mouthfeel. Overall a solid OS, could drink a number.
Serving type: bottle
12-19-2010 00:51:07 | More by uwmgdman
3.3/5 rDev -8.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Appearance: Pitch black as expected from an oatmeal stout, slight amount of tight tan head, reduces to almost no lacing.
Smell: Dark roasted malts, a bit of coffee and chocolate. Nothing too groundbreaking.
Taste: Dark malts mostly, coffee and chocolate in lighter amounts. Decent but not great.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied and fairly smooth. The oats in this definitely help the feel out, even though they didn't impart a lot of flavor to this beer.
Drinkability: This beer is fairly drinkable, I didn't regret ordering it. There just isn't enough flavor to justify getting more than one.
Serving type: nitro-tap
11-27-2010 21:27:29 | More by zhanson88
3.38/5 rDev -6.4%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
On tap in a pint glass on 5/23/10 at Mackenzie River Pizza in Billings, MT
A - Dark brown; mostly looks black. Poured a thin head leaving only a skim. Minimal retention & lace.
S - Smooth, roasted malts aroma of coffee, chocolate & oatmeal.
T - Tastes decent; roasted dark malts & some coffee. Rather dry with some hop bite. Mild hints of baker's chocolate.
M - Full bodied. Carbonation leaning toward vigorous - too much for my preference. Roasted residual on the finish.
D - Reasonably tasty oatmeal stout. It's solid enough but a few tweaks would do it well.
Serving type: on-tap
06-04-2010 02:20:13 | More by Ryan011235
3.63/5 rDev +0.6%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
12 oz bottle poured into a Sprecher nonic. "keep refrigerated", no date or info.
A - A loud, tall pour doesn't do this beer any favors. The head is low and retained poorly leaving only a thin film behind. The vigorous swirl coaxes some tan froth out. Black Widow is almost black with slivers of clear brown-amber around the edges.
S - Black Widow's aroma is void of any hints of spider like the label suggests (whew). What it does have however, is a rich roasted malt nose with a good depth to it. Cocoa and molasses hints with a nice oat presence. At first, an now on the swirl, the nose is pretty solid but after sitting, Black Widow gets this old, musty smell. It's not entirely off-putting since it's relatively low, it's just a nuisance. Low hop presence is slight grassy and lingers in the background. Very roasted nose overall.
T - Heavily roasted flavor is prominent with classic backing notes of coffee, cocoa, and molasses. Not a lot of the oats come out in the flavor as much as the mouthfeel. The roasted bitter finish balances pretty nicely with at thin backing of hop presence. The flavor has a bit of depth to it but lacks any real distinctiveness.
M - This beer is surprisingly thin in the texture which is too bad. I'd really call this medium-bodied as there is plenty of carbonation for a crisp, lighter feel on the finish. The oats do smooth the texture of the beer out though. A lingering dusty dryness and roasted bitterness finish it out. This could really be brought up to be thicket and more substantial here.
D - While Black Widow is well-balanced for drinkability, it could help in other areas to make it a better beer all-around. It's just lacking a distinct spark of something. It doesn't stand out in a community of malt-bomb-loving beer drinkers.
Serving type: bottle
05-05-2010 04:30:06 | More by BeerFMAndy
3.35/5 rDev -7.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
Black, with a little ruby peaking out. Crowned with a huge, well-retained tan head. Very nice appearance.
Musty oats with a little chocolate malt and something similar to licorice (who knows? maybe the "hint of spider" as the label says).
A little chocolate flavor, and an unexpected sourness which is initially unwelcome, but eventually brings out a little dark fruit quality in the beer (initially, I was thinking I got a back bottle until I read previous reviews all mentioning the sour flavor). There's also sort of a stale bread quality along with a residual bitterness.
Mouthfeel needs work, especially given this is an OATMEAL stout. Thin and over-carbonated in the soda manner.
Through the first half of this beer, the review was shaping up to be pretty harsh, but it improved considerably as the beer warmed and as the taste buds acclimated to the sour flavor. Even the texture seemed a little fuller (still not good). Eventually I actually started liking this. Let her sit out and get warm - she's got carbonation to spare and the flavor will improve noticeably.
Serving type: bottle
01-23-2010 01:57:44 | More by GeezLynn
3.55/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a bottle received in trade from Opethsprite, much thanks. Poured into a snifter. It pours deep brown and is black and opaque when held to the light. A 1/4 inch tan head forms and reduces to a nice lacing.
The aroma is quite good with notes of coffee and dark chocolate, as well as an earthier oatmeal component and some grassy notes.
The taste included a sour/acidity portion. Oatmeal and bitter chocolate can be pulled from it, as well as some caramel sweetness that is hard to fully grasp.
The mouthfeel is light/medium bodied, and it seems quite thin to me. There is a moderate level of carbonation and it adds an unusual crispness to the flavor and sour components.
Overall, this is an okay beer to drink. The sourness mixed with the oatmeal stout components make it interesting but it seems like there are areas for significant improvement. I would try it again but will not search it out.
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06-05-2009 01:50:47 | More by SykDoc
2.88/5 rDev -20.2%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Pours dark brown, near black. Very little head and what is there dissappears in relatively short order. Smells somewhat creamy, lightly roasty, but with a slight sourness from the grain. Relatively thin, and not nearly silky enough for the style. Quite sour from grain, too much so. This quite distracts from the other elements of the beer. Its drinkable, but not all that enjoyable.
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03-14-2009 19:32:48 | More by Georgiabeer
Ontario (Canada)
2.8/5 rDev -22.4%
look: 2.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
Almost opaque black bodied brew. The slightest head formed on the pour then quickly left. No collar. Very mildly and finely carbonated.
Mild roasted aroma, creamy malts with a hint of oatmeal, and a mild hazelnut bread aroma greets my nose. Faint leafy earthness in the back end.
Pronounced lactic sourness, some fruity esters, cherry or perhaps blackberry. Very mild roastiness and hints of oatmeal and creamy nuts. Mildly floral earthiness in the finish.
Thin and lacking. Needs more backbone and more roasted qualities. Not much more to say, this is quite underwhelming for an oatmeal stout.
It is drinkable, and could almost pass as a brown ale vs a stout due to the lack of body and roast. Glad i got to try this and will leave it at that.
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02-20-2008 23:57:39 | More by demcorhip
3.28/5 rDev -9.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Thanks goes out to Bitterbill for this brew.
Pours a dark brown/black color, nice carbonation, little fizzy tan head, some sticky lacing follows. The nose is malty, slight tangy/sourness, slight roastyness, toffee, and caramel. The taste is malty, some sourness going on, slight roast, toffee/caramel. Medium body. Drinkable, quite a different Oatmeal Stout, glad to have had a chance to try it, Thanks Bill.
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02-10-2008 01:11:17 | More by Wasatch
3.63/5 rDev +0.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Purchased locally.
It pours from 12oz bottle a very dark brown with reddish hues and has a 1 finger head of tannish foam with some lacing.
The smell is of roasted malt, some chocolate, and some caramel.
The taste has roasted malt up front followed by notes of chocolate and some citrus. Hmm...I don't think the citrus is a welcome addition for me in this OS. Things were tasting pretty good until that "sourness" from the citrus hit my taste buds. Still, it's not bad. It finishes with a roasted malt bitterness, it has a medium mouthfeel, and the carbonation is medium. I'm still shaking my head over that weird sourness that *does" mellow down a bit further into the session.
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12-25-2007 16:46:09 | More by Bitterbill
3.13/5 rDev -13.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
12oz brought home from Montana in the fall and kept in the basement cooler. shared with my brother.. mine from a shaker pint.
Very nice lite tan head with spiderweb lacing.. very dark brown brew with only the slightest hints of red when held to a light.
Aroma is spot-on.. lite roased barley and dark roasted malts and chocolate overtones... even smells creamy.
lite/medium body despite a nice creamy finish.. roasted grains and slight malt sweetness and an underlying "acidic"/"sour" flavor .. reminds me of my homebrews where I've used a little bit of acidulated malts.. Sorta tastes off.
I know that this is an "aged" version of this brew, but I have notes dating back 3 years and all have "sour" flavors. If Black Widow had a little bit more body and could pinpoint and get rid of the slight off flavor then this would be a very nice brew.
Serving type: bottle
12-25-2007 09:57:23 | More by JohnGalt1
1.9/5 rDev -47.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 1
I was given a bottle of this beer from a friend of mine, I don't know how old it is or anything about it really. it pours nice and dark, with almost no head.
On to the taste! Someone else said they had a bottle they thought was mishandled and was very sour. I too have a very sour beer, I would say the sourness is right up there with a Flanders Red. I love Flanders Reds, and I like stouts too. I also love lobster and popcorn, but I'm not going to mix the two together. I don't know if every bottle is like this, so I don't want to be too hard on this beer but I have to say this is in the top 5 worst beers I've ever had.
Serving type: can
12-18-2007 04:15:09 | More by mojopilot
Black Widow Oatmeal Stout from Yellowstone Valley Brewing Co.
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Perspective: Bridging the Grand Canyon of generation gaps
See all PerspectivesWhile we struggle to integrate the Net into our lives, our kids don't know an existence without it. There are no adult Internet natives to guide them, and the online habits they are developing today may stick with them for a lifetime.
Like all tools, the Internet is neither good nor bad; it simply has good and bad uses. The Internet can be the ultimate services platform for information access, applications delivery and communications, or it can be relegated to the status of a glorified television. After all, the two media look remarkably similar.
There are a lot of reasons why the Internet is preferable to TV, and why we need to focus on the differences for the sake of our kids.
The Internet is interactive, not a one-way, feed-the-drone transmission. You have to move and think when you use the Internet. It is a conduit for connectivity, not a medium demanding full, receptive attention.
In fact, there is growing evidence that TV, with its mesmerizing one-way engagement, can have serious neurological and metabolic impact--especially on developing brains. Studies show that even moderate TV viewing can impair frontal-lobe development in children, resulting in adults with poor impulse control.
But addiction to Internet games and virtual socializing isn't a whole lot better. As parents and educators, we need to rise above our pre-Internet origins and limitations and make sure the Internet doesn't get fixed in our kids' lives as little more than a substitute TV and playground.
Kid-oriented Internet products to date have focused on entertainment and social networking, while products for parents target safety and control. We need to come up with products that get kids to associate the Internet with learning and growth and productivity and life skills, not just fun.
This challenge is compounded by the need to approach education differently in the 21st century. As Educause Vice President Diana Oblinger points out in "Boomers, Gen-Xers and Millennials: Understanding the New Students," information-age minds don't respond well to traditional teaching methods.
Information today has such a short half-life and is so readily available that "doing" trumps "knowing." There is no point in struggling to absorb a lot of knowledge that is going to be obsolete in six months. The need is not to know, but to produce results with the information easily accessed on that big, virtual disc drive in cyberspace.
As a result, children today learn by trial and error. Think Nintendo, not the logical, rules-based approach we were taught. And if we want them to learn more than games, we need to come up with a new class of products.
For example, consider a product that teaches our kids how to manage money. Our generation was already a very spoiled one, and Americans are notorious for saving less than individuals in virtually any other society. On average, we sock away less than 1 percent of our income annually.
Raised in such a culture, our children are in danger of being even worse. Plus, the virtual nature of the Internet economy makes things like money seem ethereal and even magical.
A money management application for kids could kill two birds with one stone. It would teach kids to make productive use of the Internet, and it would teach them about money and the power of compounding. Kids could learn how to be informed, responsible participants in online commerce, researching the best values for goods and services, paying bills and doing online banking. They would learn that when you buy something online, you have to pay for it. They would come to understand credit--what it is, and how you get it.
As a whole, we parents and educators have adopted a posture of benign neglect about the relationship between our children and the Internet. We approach it much like TV watching, and simply try to prevent our kids from being exposed to adult or otherwise objectionable material. We need to adopt a more proactive mode, so we can guide and nurture the right kind of relationship, and change our kids' understanding and expectations of what the Internet can really do for them.
Habits collectively define character, and habits formed young are particularly tenacious. The Internet is a very seductive medium, and it is important to encourage children to develop the right online attitudes and habits. Only then will the Internet feed their minds, and not just fill a mental void.
There is a huge opportunity to come up with products that elevate the Internet above an entertainment medium and give our kids important skills that will enrich and even define their lives. And there is an even a bigger responsibility to do so.
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- Jebus Frickin H Crisp, this is parenting 101! Parenting is parenting whether on the internet or in the stone age. Teach you kids useful skills, protect them from bad influences and predators, and limit their exposure to non-beneficial time wasters. Just because the internet is electronic or "virtual" doesn't change a thing.
If there is a generation gap problem with the internet, it's at the other end: how do we teach the older set to use the internet and function as citizens in the newly emerging e-society? And the kids are probably the ones we need to study and learn from since my 5 year old can do things my grandma can't master. - Like Reply Link Flag


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New this year, Mercedes-Benz has released a new gift collection in Brilliant White, with many items perfect for kids.
This little car will make any rugrat smile as he or she scoots around the brick driveway in style. Brand loyalty starts in the cradle, as they say, and this is a smart move for Mercedes-Benz.
"The high-profile whisper wheels fitted as standard on genuine Mercedes-Benz multi-spoke rims minimize the noise level."
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Originally named Taylorsville in 1876, it was home to the International and Great Northern Railroad. In 1882 the Missouri, Kansas and Texas line was established to make Taylor the crossroads of enterprise. Rich black soil made cattle and cotton king. A large fire in 1879 destroyed 29 wood-frame buildings downtown. Buildings were quickly rebuilt with brick and mortar, and they are still part of today's architecturally significant downtown. Today, Taylor is a thriving community. It is home to Scott and White healthcare systems, and Temple College. It also offers some of the top barbecue in the nation, is a part of the Texas BBQ Trail.
Some famous citizens include actor Rip Torn; Elmer "Pet" Brown, world middleweight wrestling champion; Dan Moody, the youngest governor in Texas' history; Bill Pickett, the cowboy who invented "bulldogging;" and cartoonist Tex Avery.
Festivals include Main Street's Zest Fest in May, the Rodeo Association's Tractor Pull in June, the Taylor Rodeo in July, the International BBQ Cook-Off in August, the Taylor Fly-In & Air Race in November and the Parade of Lights in December.
Outdoor | Brenham
Sports | Seabrook
Ranches & Rodeos | Huntsville


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Training and Event Calendar
This event calendar is provided as a service to our members and the public. An event may be cancelled at any time. Please confirm the event with the sponsor prior to making travel plans. To submit an event, please contact us.
March 2014
For more information and to register: http://www.apadivisions.org/division-41/news-events/annual-conference.aspx?apaSessionKey=A4E9DBE1F0288AF64BD72C7A814EAF08
There are many key research findings that people who work with sexual abuse victims may be unaware of due to busyness and a lack of reading about offenders. Most will know a few of these facts, but for example the 60% decline in sexual abuse over the past 20 years is fascinating as are the very low recidivism rates after treatment and the statistical effect size of treatment, relationships between offenders and victims, pornography research, risk factors for reoffense, trauma research and some of the actual stories of offenders understandings what they did and why they did it. In this talk disguised clinical stories of offenders will be shared from Dr. Burton book in progress, as well as research on the areas above resulting in a renewed and useful tool kit for anyone working with sexual assault survivors.
For more information and to register: https://www.nttac.org/index.cfm?event=trainingCenter.traininginfo&EventID=465&from=upcoming


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Dates: | February 22 - April 5, 2013 |
Meets: | F from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, 3 sessions |
CEUs: | 1.80 |
Location: | AMBLER LC 303 |
Fee: | $575.00 |
Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.
Course Description
This program is designed to develop competency in proofreading and editing. Enhance your skills for your current position or explore the field of editing as a possible career choice. The required three courses are:
- Proofread like a Pro
- Fundamentals of Editing
- Master Editing Workshop
CERTIFICATE IN EDITING - in one semester
Take the three courses in the same semester and pay one fee, an almost 15 percent discount off the total cost of enrolling in the courses separately. No additional discounts apply. You may also take these courses individually.
$575 (1.8 CEUs)
TUA and TUCC


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King's in the News
Kings Faculty Discuss American Politics on Wilkow!
Professors Corbin and Parks on GBTV
Following the release of Keeping Our Republic: Principles for a Political Reformation, Kings Professors David Corbin and Matthew Parks have been asked to comment on current political issues from the deficit to the 2012 presidential election. Most recently, the two appeared on Wilkow!, a conservative political talk show hosted by Andrew Wilkow.
Professor David Corbin, also the Program Chair of the School of Public Service, visited Wilkow! to talk about the 2012 presidential elections following the first of three presidential debates. Commenting on Mitt Romneys performance, widely seen as a victory, Professor Corbin said,
What we saw last night is Mitt Romney capture the narrative of this race. And the narrative of this race now is that this country is a mess, and there are two ways out of this mess. There is the individual who has been leading you for four years and leading you into more of a mess, or there is another way, an American way. So it is not simply that Romney defeated Obama last night; Mitt Romneys narrative took over this campaign.
When Professor Parks visited Wilkow!, the conversation centered on the middle class and government. Professor Parks commented on the public debate surrounding redistribution saying, The conservative vision is that you work hard, your family is rewarded with that, your neighbors, your community, and your church benefits, and private associations grow and flourish.
Since publishing Keeping Our Republic in 2011, both authors have published in numerous outlets like The Washington Times, Worldmag.com, First Thoughts Blog, and Townhall.com on issues of American politics. Professor Corbin said of the Wilkow! appearances that this really marks the beginning of our efforts in that our goal in writing the book was to recover the American Founders and Lincoln's republican worldview so that it could be better employed by our nation's leaders and citizenry moving forward.
The Kings College educates students in the ideas upon which nations rise and fall. With a focused curriculum in the liberal arts tradition, students are prepared to help shape, and eventually to lead, the institutions of government, civil society, media, law, business, education, the arts, and the church. Kings is a Christian college located in New York City.
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New MLB CBA
MLSE Buy
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Radio Clip: Team 1200 - NHL, NBA, NFL, Clemens and Happy Days Reunion
Click here to listen to my radio clip with JR and Steve from the Team 1200
We talk a bunch of stuff, including NHL, NBA, NFL and Clemens. We also chat about the Happy Days reunion. This excites me.
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