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Organic Portland Roast Espresso Stout - Laurelwood Public House & Brewery
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3.19/5 rDev -19.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
650 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Black with a decent off-white head. Medium collar. Some transparency at the edges.
Smell - Coffee. Lots of coffee. A hint of creamy sweetness behind the coffee.
Taste - And it's all coffee. Bitter coffee. Slight bit of milk chocolate, but it's really just coffee.
Mouthfeel - Medium light. Bitter. Well carbonated, too much, really.
Overall - It's all coffee. If that's your thing, I guess it's good, but I'd just order an iced coffee instead.
Serving type: bottle
02-25-2014 00:39:59 | More by Alieniloquium
3.99/5 rDev +0.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Head is rich, fluffy and porous. Deep brown like milk chocolate color on the head, beer is black. First drink I get an immediate rush of coffee followed by a milky slightly malt aftertaste. Very slight coat on the teeth with a dry finish. As the beer is getting warmer I get hints of chocolate and less milk, and has gained a more chewy texture. Very flavorful, I would certainly go for this again.
Serving type: bottle
02-06-2014 04:25:04 | More by JoeSTATE
3.68/5 rDev -7.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
650ml bottle poured into a Goose Island Stout Fest '13 Mini Pint Glass.
The beer pours a deep jet black color, touches of cola brown with a thick yet fluffy khaki head that has good retention but leaves no lacing behind. The aroma is super coffee forward, mild roast and lightly fruity, with some chocolate and almost some milky aromas, very nice expression of coffee. The taste however is a bit of a weak spot, lots of roasted coffee, but quickly it turns to light cocoa mix and watered down milk with some sweet coffee malt at the finish. The body is light, thin and a bit watery that finishes with a carbonated bite.
Verdict: A decent American Stout from Laurelwood, the aroma is wonderful, but the flavors and body really leave something to be desired. I would find it very difficult to drink an entire bomber solo, good thing I was able to share this multiple ways.
Serving type: bottle
04-04-2013 20:46:20 | More by kevanb
4.18/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Appearance: very dark brown/black color, medium brown finger of head, light retention, no real lace.
Aroma: huge coffee, roast, cocoa powder, milk chocolate.
Taste: coffee, chocolate, roasted malts, bittersweet dark chocolate, dry finish.
***Body is medium and has a creamy texture, overall good and indicative of its 6%ABV, but nothing out of this world. The taste and aroma though, a coffee lovers dream. It's kinda like it was dry hopped with espresso beans with its fresh roasted coffee nose and taste. It doesn't stray to far from those flavors, but this is a coffee stout and its makes no attempts as presenting itself otherwise, so you should know what you are getting into from the start. Love coffee? Go here. I loved it.
Serving type: bottle
03-11-2013 20:33:41 | More by EgadBananas
New Hampshire
3.65/5 rDev -7.8%
look: 3.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
22oz bottle from 2009.
Pours opaque black with a thin head of beige that shrinks to nothing with zero lacing.
Aromatics lead off with strong coffee notes, char, molasses, bakers chocolate, and roast. Faintly sour fruit follows through.
On the fuller side of medium bodied with a slickish mouthfeel. A bit oily.
Roasted, smokey malt laced with sturdy coffee, dark chocolate, and a hint of Kahlua starts the palate. A trace of lactic tartness runs underneath and lingers amongst the coffee and stout character.
Finishes with dark coffee, burnt malt, and a very mild tartness.
This beer did not age well. The light tartness detracts and hints at an infection and the base beer is not big enough to overcome.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2013 01:27:14 | More by brewandbbq
4.28/5 rDev +8.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Served from the bottle into a nonic glass
A- Poured a dark brown with lots of reddish hues shining through, not completely opaque. Creamy and frothy mocha colored head left some splashy lace
S- Intensely roasty, extreme coffee bitterness, very dark roast, big aroma of freshly cracked coffee beans
T- Big coffee bean flavor, fresh brewed dark roasted black coffee, a dry cracker taste, light creaminess in the flavor. This is probably the most coffee forward tasting beer I have ever had.
M- Very dry, medium to lighter bodied, medium carbonation, goes down very easy
O- Reminds me a lot of Oakshire's Overcast Espresso Stout, but this is even more coffee forward. Tons of dark roast, coffee bitterness, and dryness. This is a coffee lover's beer
Serving type: bottle
02-16-2013 04:25:19 | More by Hoptometrist
3.95/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22oz bottle poured into a large snifter
I have reservations about the way this beer looks. The opacity doesn't match my model of a stout -- it's fairly translucent. Say, a darker than average scotch ale. Perhaps my judgment is skewed by drinking too many imperial stouts lately, but the lightness of color is putting me off a bit. Head is small but fluffy , light brown.
Smell is utterly dominated by coffee. If you're not a coffee person, just based on the smell, I would probably skip this beer. Luckily I'm a coffee person, and it's pretty alluring. Somewhere under the coffee I can barely detect some faint yeasty/bready aroma.
Taste is dominated by coffee, but not as much as the scent. I get a lot more going on here -- there's some cherry, lots more roasty malt, some creaminess and sweetness that makes me think of milk stouts.
Mouthfeel is creamy but light. Overall, this is pretty good, but surprisingly light in color.
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2012 05:39:07 | More by snaotheus
Quebec (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a large brown foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of aromatic coffee notes is very enjoyable and well balanced against dry roasted notes. Taste is a smooth mix between some rich black chocolate and aromatic coffee notes that are not too dry. Body is slightly above average with good carbonation. Well brewed and very enjoyable stout which ends up being not too dry.
Serving type: bottle
07-19-2012 17:32:10 | More by Phyl21ca
North Carolina
4.35/5 rDev +9.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Appearance: A fudge brown pour, with an impressive head of tan foam; very nice on the retention and lacing fronts
Smell: Freshly ground coffee beans dominate the aroma, though there is a dark bread and chocolate element hiding out, underneath
Taste: Coffee, verging on espresso (but not quite as robust), up front, with a bit of sweetening and cream developing by mid-palate; after the swallow, the robust espresso flavors start to come through and linger in the finish
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Overall: A really nice coffee stout, by my definition, but I like coffee; I also enjoy a flavorful stout that doesn't also have to load up on the ABV and thick mouthfeel (don't mind those at all, but like the alternative, too)
Thanks, gkatsoris, for the opportunity
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2012 21:40:24 | More by brentk56
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Black color in the glass after a brownish pour. A massive tan head forms and slowly settles to a thick cap. Sheets of lacing is left down the glass.
Love the coffee aroma of this beer. Espresso that is fresh and pure. That is the only thing that I smell as the stout elements get lost.
Wonderful espresso flavor as well. More of a beer flavor that lies at the base of the beer. Roasted malt that compliments the espresso. Surprisingly the bitterness is mellow and seems low.
The body is moderate with good carbonation. Seems like a 6% ABV beer that neither surprises or disapoints.
A beer for coffee lovers. Pure espresso flavor that is just a joy to drink.
Serving type: bottle
04-01-2012 17:05:34 | More by morimech
4.2/5 rDev +6.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
22 oz bottle from "Lifesource" Salem. $4.99 Black with slight mahogany hints beer with a luscious thick ,creamy tan head. Damn delightful! Coffee nose,i like Sumatran coffee beans and this smells just like them freshly ground.This gets good marks for that. Fine mixture of coffee,molasses and toasted oat in the flavour..coffee finish. Great palate..smooth yet carbonated ,keeps things moving along. I think this is a great drink..but you HAVE to like fresh ground coffee
Serving type: bottle
03-17-2012 02:12:29 | More by Reidrover
4/5 rDev +1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Busting the cherry on my brand new CBS snifter (thank you Aaron!)...it appears that all of this 22oz bomber would fit in here but I'll restrain myself.
A: Pours a dense dark black with transparent brown along the edges of the glass...decent head and lacing.
S: Espresso right up front, dank coffeehouse, very roasty, with dark malts and faint chocolate underneath.
T: Roasted, bitter coffee on the palette, almost grainy in a nice way...coffee really dominates again with faint hints of chocolate and hops as well, which have some earthy undertones and hint at spiciness.
MF: Feels medium-thin with a good dryness and bitterness, decent carbonation.
O: An easy drinker, one dimensional as you would expect a coffee stout to be, but enjoyable.
Serving type: bottle
03-12-2012 15:35:09 | More by Scotchboy
3.05/5 rDev -23%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
Bottled: unk, first time I've seen this one, so newish?
Pours a nice opaque ale with a little latte ring and broken surface. No lace. Smells like...coffee. Really, really coffee forward this one, I dig it though - kinda a spicy, sharp and earthy blend with nutty hints. Flavor is roasty and coffee laden with some sweet malts in the background. There is a bit of a single dimension to the beer. Body is thin and watery for style and has moderate carb. A decent beer, I would like to see some additional body and a little sweetness up ended with this degree of coffee addition. Although I'd drink again, I would prefer a smaller format, this is too much coffee for one sitting for me.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2012 05:15:03 | More by harrymel
North Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +12.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to HeyCurly3 for this one! Poured from bottle into Mother Earth Brewing(NC) stemware.
A - black with some dark ruby and brown highlights; thin, light colored head that faded to a thin ring; no notable lacing
S - chocolate, espresso, peanut butter - sweet overall
T - espresso is very fresh tasting, has a depth of character without overpowering; some bready, slightly nutty flavors followed by a drying finish; not as dark and roasty as expected, actually somewhat creamy tasting
M - thin-medium body with soft carbonation; long, moderately bitter linger
O - fantastic flavors of premium coffee with a creamy overall texture; does not bowl you over with coffee; i would recommend this to any coffee beer drinkers; my first beer from Laurelwood - nice work so far!
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2012 04:09:02 | More by cwguy5
4.05/5 rDev +2.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured this espresso stout from a 22oz bottle and was impressed with the nice tan head that began to form on top of the rich black colored beer. The tan head quickly dissapated into a thin whispy tan head.
The powerful aroma of the espresso beans quickly lept out of the glass and were ever so lightly intertwined with a slight sweet malt scent.
On first sip the coffee flavors exploded and overtook my palate. I noticed a light roasted malt flavor among the coffee flavors and a high amount of bitterness upon my second sip. The finish was semi-dry.
Mouthfeel was on the low side of medium. True to style but less than I had anticipated and appreciate in a stout.
Overall I really enjoyed this beer. The weakness in my opinion is in the less than full-bodied mouthfeel. Flavor though was amazing. Aroma was like walking into my favorite coffee house on Newport Ave.
Serving type: bottle
02-11-2012 03:39:59 | More by HochFliegen
3.98/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
22oz bomber poured to an Oskar Blues rocks tumbler.
A: Pours a smooth, jet black hue with a rocky khaki cap. Looks like a cup of joe for sure. Head is on the thin side, dissipating quickly after the pour. Virtually no lacing.
S: Aromas of dry, ground coffee dominate the nose. Smells mainly like rich, dark black coffee. A bold, earthy darkness melds with toasted bread, fresh barrels of roasted coffee beans, and some soil. Hints of sweet vanilla back in there. The bright, berry acidity that the Ethiopian coffee provides is detectable in the nose, balancing nicely with the earthiness of the Sumatran bean.
T: Coffee... and lots of it. Darkly roasted Sumatran beans create a dominate earthiness and nutty coffee backbone. As with the nose, a bright (coffee) berry acidity melds with the darker notes, clearly coming from the Ethiopian beans. Bark amid immense coffee flavors that have the feel and body of your basic roasty stout. Different but good.
MF: Clean, smooth... a lighter textured stout. Not a ton of body. Maybe a little waxy in the front of the mouth. Medium carbonation.
O: If you don't like coffee, you won't like this beer. If you understand the differences between beans, roasting profiles, and have had a few coffee cupping experiences, then you will surely appreciate this brew. The balance between the acidic Ethiopian brightness and the dark earthy Sumatran beans make this beer a phenomenal take on a coffee brew. Definitely less of a beer for the beer connoisseur and more a brew for a coffee enthusiast. Pure coffee to its roots.... It might even give you coffee breath.
Serving type: bottle
01-16-2012 02:48:02 | More by suncrust
2.4/5 rDev -39.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
First had: on tap at Laurelwood Public House, Portland, OR
Poured a translucent brownish black with a small cap of tan head that receded to a thin layer. Aroma of roasted malts and coffee. I liked the smell; the taste on the other hand... It's a well-known fact that I hate coffee. It's pure evil. However, I do like coffee beers, when done correctly, and I've even brewed a coffee stout myself. This beer though, is the kind of coffee beer that--in my humblest opinion--is not done correctly. There's a lot you can do with coffee in beer, but when the final product tastes like flat, cold coffee, that just doesn't sit well with me. And that was my problem with this beer. Otherwise, medium-bodied and a bit thin for the style. I would not want to drink this again.
Serving type: on-tap
01-04-2012 03:33:40 | More by Rifugium
4/5 rDev +1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to black13 for sending me this one!
Pours an almost opaque super dark brown with a 1 inch puffy dark tan head that fades to an oily film on the top of the beer. Foamy areas of lace stick to the sides of the glass on the drink down. Smell is of chocolate syrup, roasted espresso beans, and dark roasted malt. Taste is of dark roasted malt, espresso grounds, and slight dark chocolate. Minor roasty bitterness on the palate after each sip. This beer has a smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good stout with good espresso/coffee flavors. I am glad I got to try this one.
Serving type: bottle
09-05-2011 08:04:20 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.53/5 rDev -10.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Reviewed from notes:
appearance: dark brown black with 2 finger tan head
smell: roast, coffee, malts,
taste: coffee, roast, malts,
mouthfeel: mild carbonation, medium to full body,
overall: this is a coffee bomb. wish it had a fuller body. it's an alright beer.
The CPJ
Serving type: bottle
08-24-2011 00:03:54 | More by THECPJ
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +13.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
wonderful deep garnet hue with a tan head and excellant lacing.
Nice quality coffee nose that is backed by a solid malty backbone, but the coffee IS the star of the show.
Well, coffee continues to be the star of the show here but the malty roast is very present, with a good smooth combination this brew showcases the expresso roast for sure, mmmmahhh.
Smooth and Creamy seem to come to mind. This elixer is for the beer drinking coffee head for sure.
I Love This Brew, go seek buy. You will be rewarded with a solid coffee stout.
Serving type: bottle
07-14-2011 02:34:03 | More by welldigger888
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
shared with whiterascal.
A: pours out a dark, opaque brown, almost the color of cola, with a 2 finger tan head that faded quickly to just cover the top of the beer.
S: really nice aroma. it has some sweetness in it. there is a big chocolate aroma and some toffee. there is roasted malt, as well as coffee in this. i get some dark fruit, as well as molasses. the coffee isnt overwhelming. it is blended in nicely.
T: the aroma comes through on this. lots of chocolate and roasted malt. it finishes somewhat bitter like dark chocolate or coffee. there is a nice coffee flavor in this. there is hints of burnt sugar and there is a bit of sweetness in the beginning.
M: a medium-thin body, with medium carb that fizzes on the tongue.
O: I find this to be a very good beer. I wish i brought back more than 1.
Serving type: bottle
06-21-2011 01:59:35 | More by ottovon
British Columbia (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -0.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Appearance. Pours a deep brown-red, almost black with a finger of tan head that leaves a little lacing.
Smell. Molasses, coffee, milk chocolate and a hint of vanilla.
Taste. Coffee, caramel, roasty malt, some molasses, a little wood maybe, a bit of bitterness that lasts a minute or so.
Mouthfeel. Medium body, medium carbonation.
Overall. A solid coffee stout.
Serving type: bottle
05-05-2011 00:41:14 | More by Rutager
4.15/5 rDev +4.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
22oz bomber poured into a pint,
A- An average looking porter, pours with a nice tan head, but not overly thick or long lasting. A fair amount of light can pass through the edges. Does not lace very well.
S- Coffee dominates the nose, with some very mellow malt begging to break through, barely doing so.
T- Again, coffee. I am not a fan of coffee, but the goal of this brew was achieved, thus the subjective grading of a 4.5 because there is a lot of espresso coming through. I had half my glass slightly colder than a stout should be enjoyed at, and then the remainder once it warmed. As it warms the malt becomes apparent and there is a tangy alcohol note that punches through. I enjoyed the last few sips as I had some souvlaki seasoned lamb skewers and it was a fantastic pairing.
M- A little too watery, but it adds to the drinkability, so while it may give up half a point here, it gains it on the back end in terms of drinkability. Strong espresso after taste.
O- A very drinkable coffee'd ale, try it if you can find it.
Serving type: bottle
04-13-2011 03:05:00 | More by HugePlume
3.98/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a 22oz bottle into my Stone IRS glass. It poured black in color with a thin, creamy head clinging to the edges of the glass.
The aroma has a lot of milky chocolate and cocoa coming through. I get the roasty, coffee, espresso flavors as well, but unlike a lot of coffee beers it don't seem bitter or burnt. The milk chocolate flavor actually gives it some pretty nice balance. Pretty appealing aroma overall.
The taste also has a good dose of creamy, milk chocolate flavors to it throughout the beer. Midway, it starts to get roastier with the espresso flavors showing up. I get a moderate coffee, bitterness but not nearly as much as many coffee infused beers. Again, the milk chocolate flavor gives it some very nice balance between sweet and roasty.
The mouthfeel is medium bodied and creamy. Carbonation is moderate for the style. Overall it was a pretty nice beer. The chocolate and espresso flavors worked very well together for me. Very easy drinking and flavorful beer.
Serving type: bottle
04-09-2011 00:54:21 | More by billab914
4.18/5 rDev +5.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Appears dark brown (almost black). There is a thick tan head on top.
It smells of pure, strong, intense freshly roasted coffee. The bold dry slightly bitter smelling coffee smell is almost all I can smell. I do get a mild vanilla like smell though.
It tastes much like it smells. There is a bold smooth roasted coffee flavor. There is only a mild sweetness to the beer. There is a slightly bitter espresso coffee finish to the beer. The coffee flavor is the star of this beer.
There is a low carbonation to the beer. The beer is somewhat thick.
Overall, not a complex beer but a great beer that really has a great smooth coffee flavor.
Serving type: bottle
03-25-2011 04:34:20 | More by chumba526
Organic Portland Roast Espresso Stout from Laurelwood Public House & Brewery
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(HealthDay News) -- As you get older, your vision probably will change and you may have difficulty seeing while driving.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration offers these suggestions for seniors before they get behind the wheel:
Keep your glasses prescription current and always wear them when driving. Don't wear glasses with an old prescription, and make sure glasses don't have wide side pieces that may interfere with your vision.
Don't wear tinted lenses or sunglasses at night, and don't tint your car windows. If you have trouble seeing in dim light, don't drive at dawn, dusk or during darkness.
Make sure car windows, mirrors and headlights are clean, that your car's headlights aim properly, and that your instrument panel is bright and easy to read.
Make sure you sit up high in your seat (use a cushion if necessary) and that you can see the road well in front of your car.
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Story | Oct 4, 2011 | 12:00 PMI wasn't surprised to see that the peanut gallery on the far right has no objection to the Obama administration's use of extra-judicial murder against people it deems sufficiently anti-American (whether or not they have actually committed a crime). ("... -
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ATTWOOD, J. (fl.1770 - fl.1780)
Date: 1776
Media: oil on canvas
Size: 71.7 x 104.3 cm
Acquired: 1947; Purchase
Accession Number: NMW A 429
The great land-locked harbour of Milford Haven in south Pembrokeshire served as a major embarkation point for Ireland and America. The fleet assembling may be carrying reinforcements to the American War of Independence. Beyond it is the old hamlet on the river Cleddau which provided the nucleus of the town of Milford Haven, laid out by R.F.Greville in 1790. Nothing further is known of J.R. Attwood. In 1794 this composition was reproduced as an engraving in the European Magazine.
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The Binational Migration Institute's (BMI) interdisciplinary focus has been shaped by the unavoidable issues in our own backyard, especially the ways in which immigration policies and practices impact the lives of hundreds-of-thousands of migrants and Arizona residents.
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Established in 2009 under the College of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering reflects a UA tradition of interdisciplinary research at the intersection of medicine, science, and engineering.
The Biomedical Engineering Program offers an M.S. and Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering and is a discipline that integrates the engineering sciences with biology and medicine.
Just north of Tucson on Oracle Road/Highway 77, explore a "world under glass." Biosphere 2 contains a living rainforest, ocean, and four other biomes in a 3.14-acre laboratory. Tours take you inside this engineering marvel where construction and experiments on the Landscape Earth Observatory have begun. Experience one of Time Life Books 50 must-see "Wonders of the World." Open daily, 9am-4pm. Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. Admission: Adults-$20; Seniors, AAA, Military-$18; Children-$13; UA Catcard-$10.
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[JURIST] Authorities in Myanmar on Wednesday granted 39 foreign diplomats and journalists limited access to the trial of pro-democracy advocate and Nobel Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi [BBC profile; JURIST news archive]. Suu Kyi met briefly with representatives of Thailand, the chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN); Russia, the current president of the UN Security Council [official websites]; and Singapore during the third day of her trial at Rangoon's Insein prison [BBC backgrounder]. British Ambassador to Myanmar Mark Canning [official profile], who did not meet privately with Suu Kyi, said in a BBC interview [transcript] that it was not clear whether Myanmar would continue to grant access to the trial:
this was billed as a concession and I think the view of it is its better to have access of the sort we had today than not to have it. But I dont think anyone would be taken in by the fact that this does not change the fundamental realities of what is going on. But, that said it was good that we were allowed in. Whether ... there will be a repeat of that, Im not so sure.


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Huntsville police arrested a teenager who allegedly entered a school early Tuesday morning.
According to police, security at the Academy for Academics and Arts on Poplar Avenue saw the teen on a security camera and called the authorities. The police arrested the teenage boy.
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With six fan speeds it is very easy to get the desired air circulation. Fan is quiet and stable. Dimmer function on remote is a bit awkward. You need to hold the dimmer button down until you get the desired brightness. It cycles from dim to bright. If you want maximum brightness and hold the button too long it will dim completely and start the cycle all over. You can't tell when it is time to stop.
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STEPHEN C. FOSTER STATE PARK, GADescriptionThis remote park is a primary entrance to the legendary Okefenokee Swamp -- one of Georgia's seven natural wonders. Spanish moss-laced trees reflect off the black swamp waters, while cypress knees rise upward from the glass-like surface. Here, paddlers and photographers will enjoy breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife. Alligators, turtles, raccoons, black bears, deer, ibis, herons, wood storks, red-cockaded woodpeckers and numerous other creatures make their homes in the 402,000-acre refuge. Stargazers will appreciate the particularly dark sky. Astronomy programs with an 18" telescope are sometimes offered. Park staff offer guided boat tours, and same-day reservations are recommended. More adventurous visitors may wish to rent canoes, kayaks or Jon boats for further exploration of the swamp, including a trip to historic Billy's Island. Fishing in the lake is excellent, particularly for warmouth, bluegill, catfish, chain pickerel and bowfin. Boating is dependent upon water levels. Overnight guests may stay in a shaded campground or fully equipped cabins. Because the state park is located within a National Wildlife Refuge, gates lock at closing and a refuge fee is charged. Perhaps the most famous inhabitant of the Okefenokee Swamp is the American Alligator. Officials estimate that 12,000 of the country's largest reptile live within the 402,000-acre refuge. To safely view these creatures, visitors should admire them from a distance and keep hands and feet inside boats. Pets are not allowed in boats, even privately owned vessels. Children should not play near the water's edge. Feeding any wildlife is prohibited. Following these guidelines will help visitors have a safe and entertaining experience in one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia. At the park's Suwannee River Visitor Center in Fargo, visitors learn not only about the Okefenokee Swamp's ecosystem, but also how buildings can be made from recycled car parts. Located off Hwy. 441 at the Suwannee River bridge, the center mixes environmental education with engineering showmanship. Inside, visitors learn that tannic acid produced by decaying vegetation is what gives the river its tea color, and that unlike other reptiles, mother alligators actively care for their babies. A third of the building materials was made from recycled content, including a retaining wall made from old dashboards and electrical cables. Recreation:Canoeing, Kayaking, motor boats, boat tours, fishing, hiking, camping, stargazing, and bicycling, business retreats, family reunions, birthday parties, weddings, bird watching, educational programming Facilities:Cabins/Cottages, Campsites, picnic shelters, conference rooms, group lodge, museum's, group shelters, visitor centers, pioneer/group camp Nearby Attractions:Okefenokee Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Laura Walker State Park, Crooked River State Park, Suwannee River Eco Lodge, Suwannee River Visitor Center Services & Amenities:
Alerts and Important Information Parkpass is required for all vehicles. ParkPass fees: 1-12 passenger vehicles $5 per day or $50 annual ParkPass; 13 - 30 passenger vehicles $30 per day or $75 annual ParkPass; 31 or more passenger vehicles $70 per day or $250 annual ParkPass; Georgia active duty military/veterans $3.75 per day or $37.50 annual ParkPass. ParkPass is available at the park office or by calling (770) 389-7401. Overnight guests pay only one fee for the duration of their stay.
Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):30.82694, -82.36194 30°49'37"N, 82°21'43"W Located 18 miles northeast of Fargo at the end of Ga. Hwy. 177. Note that GPS directions are often not accurate; consult a highway map Contact Information:Mailing Address:STEPHEN C. FOSTER STATE PARK17515 HIGHWAY 177 FARGO GA 31631 Phone Number:Information: (912)637-5274 |


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The AP reports that Sports Illustrated is the next big magazine to launch its own iPad app. According to the AP, publishers see the iPads big display and touch-screen controls as a perfect fit for the content within their glossy pages, and Conde Nasts success with its Wired app, which has sold 90,000 copies to date, has certainly started many publishers scrambling to release their own apps.
The app costs $4.99 for each weekly issue, the same price as the retail version, and is very photo-heavy and laid out very much like a regular hard copy of Sports Illustrated, with a Contents table, for example.
According to SI editor Terry McDonell, focus group research led the magazine to believe that the iPad app certainly has the potential to attract new readers to the magazine. Most people said theyd pay just for the pictures, he told the AP.
Among the interactive features included in the app is a pull-up menu that provides updated sports stats, and theres also a facility to e-mail a story you like to a friend or share it on Facebook and Twitter right from your iPad.
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Your CMS Is Not Your Web Site
A content management system is a centralized repository for your content. A Web site is a composite of decentralized fragments that are assembled on the edge, in just-in-time fashion as the content is being delivered to users. If it's not a Web site, what does a CMS do?
First and foremost, the job of a CMS is (not surprisingly) to manage your content. It keeps content in raw form, separate from the presentation layer in which it eventually should appear. A CMS also allows you to deliver content in multiple formats, such as JSON, RSS and Atom feeds. Many legacy and proprietary content management systems rely on creating static HTML output to use for a Web site, but most newer or open-source content management systems are developed in a way that they can be queried directly and return Web-friendly markup.
As is often the case with PHP content management systems, such as Drupal and WordPress, the CMS can output content via a Web server. This leads to the perception that the CMS is, in fact, the Web site. In the case of small Web sites, the difference is negligible and not worth discussing. However, for larger Web sites (and most certainly for enterprise sites), the difference becomes unavoidable. A CMS like Drupal is installed in a Web server's docroot, and content is requested just like any other Web page. A good CMS will handle things like granting users access to content, content administration, theming and even accepting user-submitted content, such as comments and blog posts. Apache accepts a GET request and passes that on to Drupal, which then interprets it using a variety of menu callbacks to determine which content is desired. It's smart enough to check user access controls first to determine whether the requested content is allowed, and then decides to deliver it. The theme engine within the CMS renders HTML around the content and returns an HTML document back to Apache for delivery to the end user.
So What Is a Web Site?
Broadly speaking, a Web site is a collection of HTML documents that interlink to other pages that let users easily load related documents. But in its more abstract form, and in the form most people expect from a Web site, it is the location on the Internet that users interact with using a Web browser. What the user actually interfaces with could be static HTML files, HTML generated via PHP, page updates using AJAX and JSON data, or even Flash or Java plugins fetching content from a Web service.
In the end, a Web site is that huge abstract thing users see and interact with when they put your URL in their browsers and something comes back. While clicking around your Web site, looking for the information they're after, end users have little to no concern about HTML or your CMS; they care only that the content is delivered in a seamless fashion.
Although the content itself makes up the majority of the Web site, there also are ancillary components that go along with serving that content. This necessarily includes the Web server, content distributed networks (CDNs), front-end cache systems and even Web browser support. All of these things may change what users see after the content has left the content management system.
It helps to think of your Web site as being composed of several categories, or buckets. Your content management system is, indeed, a bucket unto itself. You also should have buckets for caching (Varnish, CDNs and Memcache). Additionally, you may have another bucket for hosted integrations, such as Facebook and other social network plugins, comment systems and statistical analytics. There even may be buckets for mobile apps. Every time visitors view a page from your Web site, they are pulling from each one of these categories.
However, as far as the Web server is concerned, the "end user" in question may not actually be the person sitting at the Web browser. The requester may be a load balancer that manages requests to multiple Web servers that serve the same content. The load balancer then in turn returns its version of the document to a front-end cache like Varnish or a CDN. Varnish reads the content and decides that additional holes need to be filled and fetches more content.
Why Should My Web Site Be Decentralized?
Content management systems written in templating languages tend to be very fast to develop and are quick to update with new content, but they have performance concerns as a result of their tendency toward frequent dynamic page generation. For small amounts of traffic, internal caching is usually sufficient. Even serving static content, Web servers can scale only so far, as they have very defined hardware limitations--the amount of available RAM divided by the amount of memory allocated to a thread (like with PHP's memory_limit value) determines the maximum number of simultaneous users that can access the server. Adding multiple Web servers behind a load balancer, enabling front-end cache and using a CDN will improve the scalability of the Web site significantly.
Adding more buckets increases Web site capacity. Adding more buckets also changes the results of the request from the CMS into what is ultimately delivered as the Web site. This is where edge computing becomes an integral part of your Web site. To improve performance even more, it may become necessary to move some components, such as user registration and commenting systems, out of the content management system entirely, and place these things in some of your other buckets. For instance, a common approach is to have the CMS serve user-agnostic content with placeholders for the "Welcome so-and-so" messages. These placeholders can be edge-side includes (ESIs) that then are replaced by user-facing cache systems. Varnish and most CDNs support ESI by default. ESI fragments literally can live anywhere else on the Web, such that it's no longer a requirement for the CMS to manage user registration, much less even be aware of it.
Edge-side includes (for example, <esi:include src="http://example.com/fragment.html" onerror="continue"/>
) are very similar to server-side includes (SSIs) when dealing with static HTML files served by Apache. ESI is a standard of edge-side computing and caching systems. This makes it possible to manage content in your primary CMS, manage users and user-generated content in a secondary system, and include other outlying content from tertiary systems. With this approach, your Web site actually may consist of several disparate content management systems assembled on the edge prior to delivery to end users.
Software as a Service (SaaS) is another bucket that sometimes makes up a Web site. Using on-demand functionality like SaaS, you easily can handle decentralized elements, such as user comments or breaking-news alerts. In this case, AJAX makes additional requests to your service and interprets the JSON response (because why must a CMS deliver just HTML?), and jQuery renders the results into the existing page. With SaaS, it is ultimately the browser that adds the finishing touches to the conglomeration that is your Web site.
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Is a CMS a website? Yes I
Is a CMS a website? Yes I believe the definition of a website is just an amount of data accessible via an external ip to the public. I do not think that we could call a website a "website" if it was accessible internally, am I wrong on that?
As Cuisine Thai says, it would be a great idea to have a battle between Drupal and Wordpress. I personally prefer wordpress because of the huge amount of plugins and themes available on the net.
content management system
"Teaching certain clients how to use a CMS is a little like teaching a dog how to use a vacuum cleaner. No offense, but it's a petrifying task for all. So hurray, you guys just made our web studio's life so much easier!
concrete5 is revolutionary in simplicity. Our clients are impressed, less scared, and a whole lot more independent which means we can concentrate on design and programming instead of wasting a ton of precious time training them. Awesomeness!"
Thanks for the information. I
Thanks for the information. I learned a lot just by reading your posts. Keep it up!
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I'm doing some investigation on the similar subject. This was of actual support.
We use a CMS system now to
We use a CMS system now to serve up web pages to customers in a secure environment. The next step for us will be to see if we can integrate our ERP system data and serve that up as part of the content delivery. We have a few obstacles to overcome, and are writing an API that should address most of these. I think this will be an awesome resource for our clients once we work out the integration. I'll report back when we get closer to a finished solution.
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One important "bucket" that I didn't note (désolé si qqun deja d
Whilst you did cover the essential concept of different roles being covered by these different "buckets," such as Memcache (most suited ostensibly to database-driven portions of the "web presence") and CDNs (most suited to large-scale distribution of very static content, such as media)--but one intermediary concept that is arguably an important portion of many web presences is the squid caching proxy.
Not only is it useful for load balancing and architecture-masking, but it is perfectly-suited to the intermediary case (critical thinking is so underrated these days...and synthesis even more so...)
Wikipaedia is one notable exemplar that uses squid extensively owing to its content being largely "static" pages, but the content on these pages, unlike video/media content, is apt to change at any time as contributors modify, add to, delete content. squid can sit between webservers and serve content that has not changed, reducing load on the very web server itself, in reverse proxy roles.
Beg to differ
Maybe you aren't familiar with Varnish, but it is essentially a specialised version of Squid (focusing purely on HTTP). So that kind of bucket was actually covered.
agreed been trying to explain
agreed been trying to explain this to people forever.
Ha, very crucial topic
Ha, very crucial topic though! I kinda interested to read that nice input. I have been long since user of linux. I have found content management system really accessible indeed. Thanks!
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"Using on-demand functionality like SaaS, you easily can handle decentralized elements, such as user comments or breaking-news alerts"
Suggesting that anything that requires user data input without the established and tested frame-work like a CMS is irresponsible at best. Like encryption, you are opening a security hole by trying to reinvent the wheel.
Properly invoked CMS' natively protect users from injections, session highjacks, and other things that would take much more effort to protect against in pure server-side scripting system. I'm not saying that PHP can't be hardened, but it is harder to do and therefore easier to skip. Nor am I saying that security blunders can't happen in CMS's. That is why the open source part of the equation is so important. You then get completely non-biased and transparent security reviews by outsiders.
Dave Keays, freelance webmaster
Why isn't it a web site?
Saying a CMS based site isn't a web-site because what is stored on the server isn't what is presented to the user is like saying that only programs written in machine language are programs. I'm sorry but it is another layer of abstraction (6th generation) in an already established chain. It isn't written in pure HTML/Javascript/CSS just like most desktop programs today aren't written in the CPU's OP code or microcode.
Saying it isn't a website because it has limits and is not infinitely scalable is absurd since every component in a Internet system is not completely scaleable. Does cat5e cables have a speed limit? Does the browser on a computing device (desktop computer, mobile device, etc) have a limit even with infinite RAM available?
Also, Drupal is being used in enterprise situations (White House, Sony, Fast Company, etc) which proves the implication that it is not doesn't pan out in the real world.
Dave Keays, freelance webmaster
What is a CMS
I found the article "Your CMS Is Not Your Web Site" very interesting, as it confirmed my thoughts on which Web development tools -aka CMS/Portal solutions to use for the broadest range of my clients' needs and requirements.
After installing and evaluating several Free/Open Source Software (FOSS) CMS over the past three years [Note: I am not a web developer] - including the more popular Apache/PHP/MySQL based CMS, three Jave CMS/portals, three Python based CMS (two with Zope Application server) and even a Ruby-on-Rails product, I determined that Plone CMS/Portal made the best fit for 'scalability' you mentioned in article, plus flexibilty, very good security model and is extremely modular and powerful.
In almost every aspect of your article description of disparate CMS functions, Plone is a good choice and has never disappointed.
The only major drawbacks for many "small website" clients are (a) there is a severe limitation of 'great looking' themes available - bothe Free and for purchase - requiring custom development, and (b) that Plone and Silva - another Python/Zope application - cannot be hosted in a "shared hosted" environment, resulting in increased hosting costs - minimum $30-$35 per/ month and up for VPS or dedicated sever hosting.
I like the explanation you provide.
W. Anderson
cms VS
It would be interesting to get "battles" between various CMS'
like Drupal VS Wordpress
Joomla VS WD ... and so on
As i do develop websites, i usually use Worpress, and focus on it, and i don't have time to check wether other solutions may be good ones. But i would like too be able to do this comparison...
an idea for an article ? ^^
If you feel like trying another CMS, take a little bit of time to have a look at ProcessWire. While being very powerfull, it has a low learning curve. And you will find things that you don't find in Wordpress, like custom fields, and DOM like page handling (yep, just like jQuery selectors)
It's no surprising that LinuxJournal is focusing on Drupal.
Comparing Wordpress and Drupal is now similar to Apples and Oranges. Wordpress is going in a way that Wordpress is the site. Among millions of Wordpress site, it's very easy to find sites that use same theming, slideshows, etc.
Drupal, in other hand, very difficult to get up but fina product is unique. it's unlikely that someone will go Drupal to host a simple blog (although I've done) with Drupal. So it's now making a framework. Not the web site itself.
However, your writing on "So What Is a Web Site?" is something related to Wordpress.
Web is not a collection of content anymore. Sometimes it's a presentation of content, but we should't forget services that has no specific content to deliver but a service -- like pagerankandalexa.com which is a pretty cool and useful Drupal site.
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This staggering analysis was announced just as Governments met in Nagoya, Japan, in mid-October 2010 to set new targets at the United Nations' Biodiversity Summit.
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Plants provide the foundation for most of the world's ecosystems and are vital for providing food, clean water and soil, medicine and regulating our climate.
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3221 tones found GuitarPort tones
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slash tone with atitude-sweet child o' mine | slash | sweet child o' mine | guns 'n' roses | 1990 Brit J-800 | Rock | 114 | ||
andiporti | this is for the guitarists that like the slash type tone without a gibson. Not all of us young guitarists can afford a gibson les paul but this way u can still get the tone it may not sound exactuly like the track but if u use the neck pu and play with attitude the realy who gives a rats ass!!! | 4/19/12 | |||||||
Metallica Style - Live | Kirk Hammet | Metallica | 1993 Solo 100 Head | Metal Shred | 55 | |||
mixman94583 | This sound is like the raw distorsion of metallica live! So drop your guitar and play blackened ) httpguitarfxboxpre.altervista.org | 4/21/12 | |||||||
Metallica Style - Live | Kirk Hammet | Metallica | 1993 Solo 100 Head | Metal Shred | 65 | |||
mkzun001 | This sound is like the raw distorsion of metallica live! So drop your guitar and play blackened ) httpguitarfxboxpre.altervista.org | 4/23/12 | |||||||
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She So Cold (Intro) | KeefWoody | She so Cold (Intro) | The Rolling Stones | 1958 Tweed B-Man | Rock | 111 | ||
roncash | The two most important guitars in the song are in different tunings. Rhythm guitar in Standard Tunning and Slide Guitar in open g. I think Ronnie plays the slide guitar in Open G and Keef plays the rhytman guitar. But when they play live, Ronnie does the Rhythm guitar and Keef plays some Chuck Berry licks. Keith was able to play the slide guitar, as it did on the let it bleed, but usually its the work of Ronnie. Long live Rolling Stones! Viktor. | 5/12/12 | |||||||
Just my imagination | KeefRonnie | Just my Imagination (Intro) | The Rolling Stones | 1958 Tweed B-Man | Rock | 135 | ||
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Insane | Offspring | Line 6 Insane | Alternative | 57 | ||||
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Atkins Diet | Chet Atkins | The (Angry) Country Genleman | Chet Atkins | 1958 Tweed B-Man | Country | 71 | ||
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The models within the FX Junkie Model Pack are already included in PODxt Live, and offered for purchase to add-on to GuitarPort, TonePort, PODxt and PODxt Pro.
Variax is the uniquely flexibile guitar from Line 6. Our Vetta II amplifier includes a digital connection for the Variax that lets you store settings for both your amp and your guitar in the Vetta II so that when you call up a Vetta Channel Memory your amp and guitar can change sounds together. Vetta II Tones marked with this guitar symbol include this Variax data.
For each tone in the library, you'll see an icon for either a single coil or humbucker pickup. This tells you whether the tone is best for use with a single coil pickup or a humbucker, so you can select the appropriate pickup on your guitar when using this tone.
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Tired of patching my flat garage roof, I want to reroof it. Metal????
We have a older cement block 2 stall garage. It has a flat roof, with a hole in one corner for drainage whick only works when the lake in the middle reaches that far. There is a lip about 2" all the way around the roof. The roof does overhang the actual garage, by about a foot all the way around. The roof leaks terrible, there are so many layers of black tar, and whatever else up there. It is really hard to tell where the real leaks are because the water runs between the layers of paper, tar & I don't know what. I live in Iowa, hello snow lots of it, flat roof with a lip, I was confused.
Anyway, I need a new roof, I want to get rid of the flat roof, I think I want to make it a metal roof. A buddy mentioned, taking one of the metal, not flat, carport style sheds. And adapting it's for a roof. Now before everyone starts laughing, and jumping to write me back on this. I already did that to him. I do want to say that, I am not actually going to use one of those carport sheds you see in the parking lots, but it did get me thinking - could make or adapt a garage kit roof to work. I know I have to check building codes, etc. and use quality materials and of course not just have all my buddies and a case of b..r. I have to do it right, we get tornadoes too, I don't want the roof in the next county. But is the idea that far off from actually working? I don't know sometimes when you quit laughing about the crazy ideas, you think about something that will work that is actually not far off, so when you are done laughing, write me back with your ideas. Thanks |
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Tired of patching my flat garage roof, I want to reroof it. Metal????
No reason to laugh at you. It's a reasonable and quite common idea to pitch a flat roof.
No need to try to think of some rube goldberg way though. Since no matter what you do you are going to have to remove all of the old roof you have a few good options. 1. Once the old roof is torn off, do all necessary repairs and reroof the flat deck with a quality system. Making sure that it is properly tapered and sloped for proper drainage will be critical yet simple at that point. Doesn't matter the snowload in your area, flat roofs are still good roofs, I would assume yours is just shot. 2. Call your local truss company and just order trusses to retrofit over the bldg once the roof has been demo'd. I can't give you exact details on what you need to do because I'm not there to look at your bldg. It's not a difficult job at all by trade standards but more than likely will cost you more time and money than just repairing the structure and installing a proper flat roof system. |
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Tired of patching my flat garage roof, I want to reroof it. Metal????
You probably also have a lot of rotted decking under that flat roof, from the description of the sumped areas.
That needs to be addressed and not just covered over. Ed |
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Judge opens bankruptcy mediation talks with lawyer introductions, pep talkBy Associated Press
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A judge told a courtroom packed with lawyers today that deals between Detroit and its creditors would be better than years of "horrendous" litigation in the largest public bankruptcy in U.S. history. Eastern Michigan's chief federal judge, Gerald Rosen, opened the first formal round of mediation by giving a pep talk and introducing other experts who will work with the city and its creditors to try to reach settlements while the bankruptcy case moves separately through court. "I take this assignment with buoyancy and hope," Rosen told attorneys as he stood in the well of the courtroom, down from his usual seat on the bench. Detroit insists it can't afford its long-term debt of about $18 billion while the city's population and tax base shrink. Rosen said instant agreements would be unrealistic, but he urged all sides to talk frequently about how to strike a deal. He said "years of litigation, disputing issues in the courts, is horrendous." Reporters were allowed inside the courtroom for Rosen's remarks and the introduction of other mediators but were told to leave before Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr addressed the group. The other mediators are U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts of Detroit, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Elizabeth Perris of Oregon, U.S. District Judge Wiley Daniel of Denver, former U.S. Bankruptcy Judge David Coar of Illinois, and Eugene Driker, a Detroit-area attorney. Rosen said the group took a bus tour Monday of the "good, the bad and the ugly" of Detroit. Perris said the ride made her all the more motivated to help all sides reach an agreement. Mediation will also take place privately in October or at any other convenient time. Meanwhile, the bankruptcy case in front of Judge Steven Rhodes will move forward on a separate track. He has set a trial for late October to determine if Detroit is eligible for Chapter 9. Related Content:
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