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Ommegang (Abbey Ale) - Brewery Ommegang
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Ratings: 3,754 | Reviews: 1,642 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by powellmg:
3.9/5 rDev -6.3%
A clear, mahogany-colored beer with a thick, tawny head. Aroma of yeast, toast, spices. Taste has some licorice, spice, and sour fruits. Moderate alcohol warmth. Finishes dry and slightly winy. Pretty high carbonation; the fizziness almost gets in the way.
Ommegang Abbey is a great beer for sure. But, I admit I don't quite understand all the "A+" grades.
09-12-2011 01:00:40 | More by powellmg
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North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +1.4%
Real nice burgundy in color with a great head,with nice Belgian lace left there.Somewhat medicinal in aroma with a little bit of fruit showing up there.Taste was sweet the some chesnut in there as well incredible smooth,the alcohol showed up fast as well.Became stronger as it warmed,about as authentic as you can get,the know what they are doing up there in Cooperstown.
02-10-2003 17:29:21 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev -8.7%
Dark brown pour with a rich tan head. Nice liveliness and lacing. The nose mildly sweet with hints of prune and fig and there is an evident pinch of spice in the mix as well. The taste starts lightly earthy and build up towards a semi sweetness that includes dull black licorice, molasses and prune/raisin. On the finish there also seems to be a tart woodiness that creeps in ever so slightly. A good mouthfeel that is lively and medium bodied. A subtle version of a strong dark Belgian that does a good job in remaining well balanced without being over the top.
03-27-2004 23:50:37 | More by Popsinc
4.4/5 rDev +5.8%
A great beer, and an amazing value at $3.50 for a 750 ml bottle. Pours a beautiful semi-opaque reddish-brown with a nice fluffy, sticky beige head. Very potent! Smells and tastes of fruit (apples, raisins...). Dangerously good. I just had a whole bottle to myself, and I don't particularly feel like moving!
05-13-2003 09:39:35 | More by Marty
4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
Appearance Nice, lively head with a clear but dark brown body.
Smell Lovely aroma of dark malts with lots of sugar. The dates, plums, ripe apricots, and cherries are just a few of the fruits that came out first. These were complimented with raw and brown sugars and a touch of alcohol.
Taste Beautiful sweet taste of roasted malts, the ripe, rich fruits from the nose, and tons of sugar. Molasses finds its way in this concoction along with some maple and cane sugar. The alcohol is present but complimentary, not overpowering to the drinker.
Mouthfeel Medium carbonation and very full in the mouth. This one is bite-sized and chewy.
Drinkability There was a hint of licorice at the tongue that I didnt care for, otherwise this was a terrific BSDA.
Update After having a few of these over the last year I decided to re-review it for 2004. I seem to have gotten used to the light licorice flavor at the finish of this ale so upped the Drinkability rating from 4.0 to 4.5.
11-03-2003 02:12:48 | More by RoyalT
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
04-29-2012 20:35:03 | More by aszatk01
4.88/5 rDev +17.3%
Ommegang opens like a fine champagne. This is the first great thing about the beer. Popping a bottle of bubbly is always a blast. Sure you can be a wuss and hold a towel over the cork but who doesnt like to send a little piece of wood flying across the room or straight up in to your vaulted cathedral ceiling.
The next step doesnt disappoint either. The head is a rich brown color and lasts and lasts and lasts. One thing that I like about Ommegangs bottles is that they print pouring instructions that are specific to each individual beer. Ommegang is meant to be consumed in a goblet and should be poured carefully because of the richness of the head. I prefer to drink it out of a snifter because it really brings out Ommegangs best trait, its nose.
Aromas of caramel apples and brown sugar instantly fill the room when you open a bottle. A lot of beers can create such poignant aromas but few can make them last longer than a few seconds after opening, and even fewer have a taste that matches their nose. Ommegangs flavor is just as full as its wonderful scent.
The first sip of the sienna colored liquid offers a fruit forward POW to the palate of chocolate-covered cherries, figs, and raisins. Spiced rum and mild anise follow and it finishes with an orange tobacco that grows increasingly more citrus full as the beer warms.
Despite its relative strength (8.5%), and bold flavors, Ommegang is not intimidating like most other Belgians. Its incredibly smooth and cohesive putting its drinkability right through the roof. Anyone who can enjoy a middle of the road ale like New Castle should be able to tolerate and eventually learn to love not only the Ommegang but other strong Belgians as well. For the seasoned beer drinker, Ommegangs appeal will be immediate.
08-24-2005 20:33:04 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
I bought the 12oz bottle version (they also have a 750ml corked bottle version). I served it in a tall wheat beer glass. This beer pours a beautiful reddish brown color. The flavor of this beer is mysterious at times but it is delicious. It is so smooth and the mouth feel is fantastic. The beer itself says that it is brewed with licorice root, star anise, sweet orange peel, coriander, and cumin. Imagine all those flavors then imagine it tasting nothing like that. When I think of licorice root and star anise I think of a very powerful and unique flavor. This beer is so expertly crafted that you can't pinpoint anyone of those flavors. It is balanced so well, everything just meshes together into one pleasant taste. This beer is malted, tastes like dark fruits, it has hardly any detectable bitter hops present at all (its malty), its not overly sweet, but you will taste a slight zing from the alcohol (its 8.2%). The alcohol can be tasted but it is not overwhelming.
Quite frankly this beer is a masterpiece. If you are a hop hater (like I am) you will most likely enjoy this beer. This is a malty beer all the way. It is light and freshening. I see this as a beer that can be enjoyable all year round.
I'm so glad I tried this!
03-20-2014 03:38:09 | More by Fear4Beer
5/5 rDev +20.2%
03-22-2012 00:47:52 | More by Altair
New York
3.98/5 rDev -4.3%
A: A slightly hazy dark copper with a reddish hue. The off-white head of creamy bubble quickly settles to a a ring and a thin cap of bubbles. The head should be fuller and longer lasting for the style and clarity is optional.
S: Light caramel and cocoa malt notes blend with a soft alcohol. Dark fruit aromas grow in strength as the beer warms, mostly raisins and prunes. There is a slight spicy spicy aroma and mild apple esters from the yeast also show as it warms.
T: Caramel, cocoa, raisins and prunes provided the dominate aromas with moderate clove-like spice. There is a moderate hops bitterness and no hops flavors. The balance is spicy and malty but drying out to an off-dry finish with lingering bitterness and spice.
M: Medium full bodied with high carbonation. There is substantial belly warming alcohol with out being hot.
O: A rich complex Dubbel with dark fruit, malt and spice running the show. Year ago this Ommegang beer introduced me to the world of flavorful beers with layers of flavor ultimately saving me from a life of wine snobbery.
09-15-2012 01:51:20 | More by MadScientist
4.35/5 rDev +4.6%
APP- Lightly-hazy chestnut color, with thick, creamy off-white head with lace.
AROMA- fig date, pear, molasses, rich malt, and tres leches tone throughout...all moderately strong, no alcohol, light diacetyl possibly, light goldings hop note,.
FLAVOR- light roasty flavor is unexpected and out of style. Big cordial cherry character. chocolate-covered raisin, chewy munich/ melanoidin/ bock-like center. Light vanilla alcohol is perfectly smooth. Light cigar tobacco in finish...oxidation? autolysis?
MF- medium-full body with lush malt center and creamy with medium-high carbonation. Lingering bitter and lightly roasted finish.
Overall- very tasty beer but atypical with the roast. A dubbel that drinks like a quad. This sample was lightly oxidized i think.
12-04-2012 06:46:37 | More by JudgeRoughneck
5/5 rDev +20.2%
11-17-2011 02:26:00 | More by Mac19872
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
04-03-2013 22:33:27 | More by mveatch
North Carolina
3.05/5 rDev -26.7%
Poured a large foamy white head atop dark burgundy liquid. Took a while for the head to come down with very nice carbonation lacing on the glass. Making me thirsty just looking at it. First smell was of alcohol and fruit. A little like fruit cake made with rum. First flavor was sweet and dark malt. Alcohol is balanced and with fruity maltiness(is that a word?) but the warmth is spreading nicely down my arms. Minor hop notes at the finish.
The problem is the more I taste the less I like it. There is a medicinal and copper metallic flavor that comes forward as the beer warms. Stange beer to me. I taste different flavors with each sip but I don't care for the flavors that are coming to the forefront as when I tasted it at first. Good elements but I don't think I'll buy it again. A steal though at 6 bucks.
10-16-2007 23:53:51 | More by hopsleeroy
4.4/5 rDev +5.8%
Ommegang Abby Ale.
8.5% Alcohol.
A- Heavy duty dark brown fluid with hints of red undertones. Mild but efficient of white head that falls to a nice frothy head with excellent lacing.
S- Robust red wine smell upfront with a floral bouquet of hops and malts. Very fresh scent of alcohol on the nose with spicy herbal accents.
Carmel malts are noticable as well, at a warmer temperature.
T- Massive complex of red wine flavors, sweet fruits (plums, grapes, and maybe alittle peach), mild hoppy bitterness, and nice alcohol esters dominate.
M- Dry feel, with a warmth from the amount of alcohol this one packs. Smooth on the tongue with little to disrespect the taste buds.
D- Dangerously drinkable in the aspect of a dark strong ale. Try it, it will not let you down.
06-30-2009 23:24:14 | More by wesbrownyeah
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
03-23-2013 22:31:53 | More by tbryan5
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
11-18-2013 01:50:37 | More by TimBeaulieu
3/5 rDev -27.9%
12-05-2011 21:44:09 | More by Parke
New York
4/5 rDev -3.8%
01-15-2013 20:04:04 | More by SkiBum22
North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +4.1%
Poured from a 750ml bottle into a chalice style glass.
A: Pours dark murky brown producing a awesome puffy looking light brown head. Retention is excellent as well as lacing.
S: Sweet fruity malt smell, like figs or perhaps brown sugar. Hops are there but faint with a sort of earthy tone.
T: Complex mix of malt sweetness with hops. Not quite balanced in flavor tipping toward the malty goodness. Flavors stay together solidly through the experience ending with a hint of malt sweetness.
M&D: Mouthfeel is awesome utilizing good medium body and carbonation that makes the whole experience creamy and smooth. The whole package makes for very good drinkability. An excellent example of the style!
03-02-2008 22:24:18 | More by SIRIUS2
4.25/5 rDev +2.2%
07-10-2014 17:13:58 | More by joemetric
3.78/5 rDev -9.1%
A - Pleasant reddish hue, even in the head (and this stuff can foam up!)
S - The label says 'rich, fruity and aromatic burgundian brew'. I definitely got the fruity aromatic part of this, even a moment after I popped the cork on this one.
T - Wonderfully smooth bitterness followed by some raisin like flavors and then off to the mild hopland.
M - A thin creaminess that goes well with the taste
D - Quite so and almost too quick - the smooth bitter (reminds me of a good bittersweet chocolate where you just do not mind that bitter taste) just wants me to drink even more.
I would most definitely go back for another and would suggest this one to quite a few beer fans.
02-06-2011 02:12:02 | More by txbrewer
New York
4.18/5 rDev +0.5%
A - Extremely attractive ruby hued brown. Nice and clear, with the perfect amount of bubbles rising through it. Nice head as you pour which dissipates but leaves a coating always and lots of lacing.
S - Nice dark fruit aroma, nice biscuit smell, bready...very fresh and good. Get a little sweet chocolate in there also. Wish it were a little more pronounced but quite nice.
T - Taste very similar to the smell. Fruit flavours, that yeasty-ness that reminds me of fresh baked bread. There is some alcohol warmth, but nothing harsh, just warming and inviting. Again, all the flavours are very good, just wish there was a little more of them.
M - Right on, coats nicely, a tingle from the carbonation but not too much. Also feel the alcohol, which lets you know you are drinking a big beer...very nice for an Abbey Ale.
D - For a nice big Dubbel this is extremely drinkable. Balanced, if not slightly muted, but this almost makes you just want t drink more to enjoy the great flavours that are there.
09-02-2009 00:12:27 | More by steelerguy
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
This is a great american attempt at a very difficult style of brew. The beer was lookin very nice as it flowed into my glass with a huge off white head and great dark reddish brown color. The smell was filled with alchoholic plum scents and a burnt maltiness that was very inviting. The taste was definantly on the sweet side with the malts taking a doppelbock-like front row seat and letting you know that it is there. The flavor explodes in your mouth with a rush and then the aftertaste is very dry which is not something that I have experienced too often....it was very nice. Worth a try for sure.
04-19-2005 09:51:44 | More by Dmann
4/5 rDev -3.8%
10-20-2013 10:55:04 | More by SuomiHobbit
Ommegang (Abbey Ale) from Brewery Ommegang
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The fall run of striped bass out of the Northeast and south along the mid-Atlantic coast presents a wealth of opportunities that can change at a moment's notice. One day you might be casting to schoolies feeding on mullet along the beach, and the next day, live-lining for trophy-size fish under a pod of menhaden a couple of miles out. The variety of bait migrating between October and January requires your constant attention and quick response to changing conditions. The key to catching bass this time of year depends on capitalizing on opportunities and having the right tackle aboard every time you leave the dock.
Flexibility Is Key
One example that comes to mind occurred in early November a few years back. Californian Bill Goodman, marketing manager of Sevenstrand Tackle, and I left the marina and headed for the inlet, but we got waylaid by a commuter train at the Manasquan River bridge. While waiting, I spied a school of peanut bunker pushed up onto a flat alongside a nearby sedge bank, so I handed Goodman a light spinning outfit armed with a 4-inch paddle-tail shad, and he connected with a 15-pound striper on the first cast. We were having so much fun with the bass that we almost missed the bridge opening. It's hard to leave fish to go find fish, but I knew there were more and bigger bass along the beach.
About 10 miles south of the inlet, we were treated to the sight of gannets whirling and diving on massive schools of bait driven to the surface by bass and bluefish. Switching over to plugging outfits with baitcasting reels, 30-pound braid and flat-sided jigs, we started yo-yoing under the bait pods. We spent the next few hours getting sore arms fighting bass to 25 pounds and bluefish to more than 15 in some of the most frenetic hours of fishing that year. When the melee broke up, the bait scattered, and I added 10-foot leaders of 50-pound fluorocarbon to the same plugging rods, clipped on a couple of deep-diving swimming plugs and went on the troll, catching and releasing a few more quality bass before calling it a day. The key to the success that day, like on so many others during the fall run, was being prepared for the opportunities that came our way.
Bait Abundance
Fall bass fishing in the mid-Atlantic kicks off in late September or early October with the start of the mullet run. These summertime visitors form dense schools and migrate south along the beach, giving both surf fishermen and boat anglers plenty of shots at plugging stripers.
Following the mullet run, cooling waters start to push young-of-the-year menhaden and other small baitfish like silversides and bay anchovies out of the estuaries they inhabit during the summer. Mature menhaden push south along our shores in October and November, signaling it's time for chunking, live-lining and trolling bunker spoons. When bass force them to the surf, you can score on big pencil poppers and wood swimmers too. Later still, sand eels and herring become the prevalent baitfish, and late-season jigging and trolling can account for plenty of action. Last year's warm fall and winter temperatures kept this fishing going well into January.
The arrival and departure times of specific baitfish are not set in stone and usually overlap, and that's why it is important to be able to adjust to the conditions you encounter. I have a specific selection of gear that goes on the boat every time I plan to chase bass during the fall run. Some of the outfits are suited to several techniques, while others are more specialized.
For bait-gathering, I keep two cast nets handy, one 6-foot fine-mesh for small baits and a 10-foot heavyweight for bunker. And there are always bunker snag hooks aboard for times when "snag and drop" is the only way to trigger a strike from overfed bass holding near menhaden schools, a situation that occurs more often than you might think.


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Anyone else think that Brody's handler, Roya, is a cutie?
Not my favorite episode, but I'll say it got more intense toward the end.
Quote from: chace1986 on November 16, 2012, 09:07:56 PMAnyone else think that Brody's handler, Roya, is a cutie? I'd do her but Brody's wife is definitely the hottest on the show. Hell, she is one of the hottest on all of tv.
Maybe if she ate a little bit. That broad has the body of a 10 yr old kid.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
The teams to beat are now clear following a couple of important early conference matches.
Below is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 3.
1. Auburn should stop passing. As in, never pass. Ever. There are two reasons why Auburn (1-2, 0-1) should keep Kiehl Frazier as quarterback: 1. He completed a Hail Mary at the end of the first half against Louisiana-Monroe that was a lot more important than was realized at the time. 2. He can catch.
For those unfamiliar with football, quarterbacks aren't usually required to make catches, and that being one of his only positives is not good. It could be said that he can make a quick stutter step and elude a defensive lineman as he did on his touchdown reception in a 31-28 win over Louisiana-Monroe, but given his penchant for getting sacked this is not something at which he has proved to be adept.
In three games, Frazier has averaged 149 yards a game. That would be a good number for passing yards for a half. But to have balance in an offense, about 100 more passing yards a game are needed. Another telling stat is that Frazier's TD reception was for 33 yards. The leading Auburn receiver in the game had 34, though there were two of them.
By comparison, Onterio McCalebb had 128 yards rushing (2 yards less than Frazier had passing) and a touchdown, and Tre Mason rushed for 90 yards and a touchdown. Frazier also threw an interception that led to ULM taking the game to overtime.
There's only one problem with this plan: Auburn's defense hasn't proven it is good enough to hold up its end of the deal and keep the scoring low. So, on second thought, maybe Auburn should keep passing, but only on blind luck tosses to the end zone. Don't throw to Frazier, either. He's had some fumbling problems, so it's best to play it safe.
2. Alabama should stop passing, but for a different reason. The Crimson Tide's defense and running game are so dominant they don't need to pass.
At some point, there will be a time when they will need it, but until then, just grind it out, force turnovers and pound the opposing defense into submission. Eddie Lacy appears to be over his lingering injury after running for three touchdowns against Arkansas (1-2, 0-1), T.J. Yeldon shows all the promise of being the next big thing and the Tide's offensive line is considered one of – if not the – best in the country.
Until that passing game is needed, Alabama (3-0, 1-0) should be just fine keeping it on the ground. The passing game has shown it can be very effective, and if the defense doesn't have any game film to prepare for it, it could be even more effective.
Like a previous idea presented in What We Learned that the Tide could score 60 points a game running the wishbone (which is still fully endorsed, by the way), there is a 0 percent chance this happens. Alabama lost fullback Jalston Fowler for the season, so that's probably not as good an idea as it once was.
So, for now we'll let Nick Saban keep doing what he does, because it works.
3. There was smoggy smoke on Rocky Top. Tennessee has got to feel trapped like a duck in a pen after its 37-20 loss to Florida. The Vols (2-1, 0-1) are waiting for life to be simple again. Tyler Bray had his first hiccup, throwing his first two interceptions of the season against the Gators (3-0, 2-0).
The Gators proved wild as a mink and ruined what would have been a win as sweet as soda pop had Tennessee been able to pull it off.
The Vols' failure was largely a defensive one, as Florida could have easily had three 100-yard rushers (more on this later). Tennessee did get its rushing game going with Rajion Neal grabbing 87 yards on the ground, but he was still inconsistent, averaging 3.8 yards per carry with a long run of 20. That one run improved his average by almost a full yard.
Bray had his first game under 300 yards passing, throwing for 257 and he was unable to spread the ball around like in previous games, targeting Justin Hunter and Cordarrelle Patterson for more than half of his completions. He even threw one to coach Derek Dooley on the sideline in the fourth quarter, but we're attributing that to being distracted by Dooley's trademark hideous pants.
Bray had appeared nearly unstoppable under center, but against a tougher defense, the schemes Tennessee has converted flawlessly in its first two games seemed to unravel. Until it gets corrected – and next week against Akron will be a good time to do it – Bray will still dream about that.
4. Whoever sets LSU's schedule should be fired. It's disgraceful for a team that starts the season ranked in the top 5 to play a nonconference schedule fit for a mid-major. (Does anybody still say mid-major?)
There were some jokes floating around the Internet that ULM should join the SEC after its showing against Arkansas and Auburn. It won't happen, but a likely candidate – based on schedule alone – to trade places with the Warhawks in the Sun Belt is LSU.
The Tigers (3-0) have played North Texas, Washington and Idaho to start the year and have logged a total of 0 miles traveled. The list of other SEC teams who have not yet traveled from their own campus is Ole Miss, Missouri and Tennessee. All of those teams, however, have played a ranked team, which LSU has not done. Only Ole Miss and Kentucky join the Tigers in having yet to play a conference a game.
LSU does redeem itself by playing Auburn next week, but it follows that up with a game against Towson. Seriously, Towson?
Florida has taken the brunt of the vitriol aimed at SEC teams for favorable early scheduling, but in their first three games, the Gators played two conference games and two road games. It takes LSU twice as many games to reach both of those marks.
The Tigers' scheduling has been better than this in previous seasons so hopefully it's an aberration and not a trend.
5. The new guys are keeping up the conference's reputation. Like brothers, SEC teams are OK beating up on each other, but don't like outsiders doing it. Kentucky failed on this front, falling 32-31 in overtime against Western Kentucky. If you're keeping score at home, that's two nonconference losses for the Wildcats.
But Texas A&M and Missouri showed they can face outside competition and represent the conference well. Missouri handled Arizona State fairly easily until the fourth quarter, but held on for a 24-20 win at home. The Aggies trounced SMU on the road 48-3 in a game that would have been very good in the '80s.
Both teams had suffered disappointing conference losses at home last week and it's important for both to get back on track. It will be two weeks before A&M gets back to conference play, but Missouri faces South Carolina next week in its first road game.
6. Arkansas is hurting like a stuck hog. OK, that bad joke was way too easy, but it is no less true. After losing Bobby Petrino in the offseason after his motorcycle accident and the revelations that came to light after it, everyone thought Arkansas would have some problems as a result.
But Arkansas remained as talented as ever and was getting running back Knile Davis after an injury a year ago. Davis hasn't panned out nearly as well as he was expected to, and quarterback Tyler Wilson suffered an injury that still hasn't been defined.
Wilson left the game against ULM a week ago and missed the Razorbacks' 52-0 loss to Alabama. Without him, Arkansas' offense has been virtually nonexistent. It's hurt the defense, too, because it is forced to carry the load and stay on the field for long periods of time.
Wilson said after the loss to Alabama that he felt his teammates were giving up at times. If Wilson can't return next week against Rutgers, or if Arkansas can't get something positive going, it could be a long time before it happens again. The Razorbacks will follow that game with contests against Texas A&M and Auburn.
7. Florida has found its identity, and that identity is to just simply beat you. Florida may be the best second half team in the country. Following a defensive shutdown of Texas A&M a week ago, the Gators did almost the same thing against Tennessee.
The Vols led 14-10 at halftime, but by the start of the fourth quarter, Florida had taken a 27-20 lead and then tacked on 10 more in the fourth quarter. It could have been more, but the Gators elected to kill the clock.
Florida scored 24 unanswered points behind a dominant running game. Mike Gillislee gained 115 yards on the ground, Trey Burton had 91 and two touchdowns and quarterback Jeff Driskel had 81. It's beginning to look like all the Gators have to do is keep it close in the first half and then wear down the opposition in the second half.
That will get put to the test Oct. 6 when the Gators play LSU.
8. Special teams may be an issue later in the year. Tennessee missed an extra point that could have been a deciding factor in a close game with Florida and Arkansas could have gotten points on the board against Alabama if not for a missed field goal.
Alabama also missed a 51-yard field goal. The Tide would have gone undefeated last season if not for missed field goals, so that could still be an issue in close games.
Florida's Caleb Sturgis is a reliable option for field goals. With the types of games the Gators have found themselves in, that is a huge advantage.
9. We didn't really learn this, but SEC officials are terrible. It's been common knowledge for a long time, but the borderline incompetency of the referees was on full display this week in the conference's two most visible games.
Jeff Driskel stepped out of bounds four times on one run late in the Gators' game against Tennessee, but somehow none of those steps were seen as it was called a touchdown by an official on the field. Another official, however, saw it and after huddling up, got the call right.
Ole Miss had a touchdown throw called back on an offsides penalty by the Texas defense. It was ruled the infraction caused an Ole Miss lineman to move before the snap and therefore nullified the play, but it wasn't clear that was the ruling until after the Rebels thought they had scored, and even then it wasn't without some controversy.
But both of those plays pale in comparison to a three-play officiating disaster in Alabama's win over Arkansas. First, the Tide ran an interception back inside the 5 before replay overturned the call and gave Arkansas back the ball on fourth down. Despite the best attempts by Verne Lundquist and Gary Danielson, who were calling the game for CBS, to ignore the obvious video evidence of the ball hitting the ground before it could be controlled, the replay official got it right.
But that trend would not continue. On the next play, a high snap over the punter's head resulted in an illegal kick when the ball was booted out of the end zone to prevent the Tide from gaining favorable field position. However, Alabama was not awarded a safety and the illegal kick was ruled to result in loss of down and the Tide took over with a short field.
An ESPN rules expert tweeted shortly thereafter "@CFBRulesExpert #ALAvsARK Illegally Kicking Ball. If in endzone = safety. If kicked thru endzone = safety. Either way, play was a safety."
Then on an Arkansas punt, a fumble was called and recovered by Arkansas. After the officials huddled together, the call was changed to the returner's forward progress being stopped before the ball came out. Considering the kick returner never even moved forward that's a ludicrous assessment, especially when it could have just been said his knee was down when the ball came out as replay clearly showed it was.
Arkansas challenged the ruling on the field, even though forward progress can only be challenged in cases of a touchdown or first down, as was tweeted by the rules expert following this breakdown as well. Arkansas was then charged a timeout when it shouldn't have been.
In no way did this affect the outcome of the game, but at the time, the game was far from being out of hand and was no less embarrassing to the conference's officials in a high-profile nationally televised game.
Even the NFL's replacement refs think that's bad.
10. A few teams are a tough defense away from being embarrassed (WARNING: Statistical analysis ahead. Proceed with caution.) Mississippi State is dreadful on third down, ranking No. 90 out of 120 teams. But as bad as the Bulldogs are, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida and Vanderbilt are even more dreadful.
Actually, dreadful is being nice. Florida is deplorable, horrendous, atrocious, incompetent and totally inept on third down. Get the point yet?
Here's the numbers on it: The Gators have converted 26 percent of their third-down attempts. That's 111th out of 120 teams. In the SEC, only Vanderbilt is worse. Arkansas and Auburn are only slightly better with 32 percent and 31 percent, respectively, placing them at Nos. 102 and 103.
Working up the list, Missouri is No. 97, Tennessee is 63, Alabama is 61, Georgia and South Carolina tie for 56, Texas A&M is 32, Ole Miss is 27, LSU is 20 and Kentucky is 18.
Clearly that isn't a telltale stat in every case, but some interesting trends have started to appear. Oregon and Florida State, the top two non-SEC contenders for a BCS championship game berth both rank in the top 20 while Southern California, who was upset by Stanford, is No. 109.
The difference from LSU at No. 20 (50 percent) to Alabama at No. 61 (41. 94 percent) is barely more than 8 percent, which is a difference of two conversions, but the difference from Alabama to Mississippi State at 90 is more than double that at just more than 16 percent. Additionally, only 9 percent separate the Bulldogs from Florida at 111. So even though there are 41 teams between the Tide and Tigers and only 29 between 'Bama and Mississippi State, the margin is much greater between the two.
So, what does this mean? Florida and Mississippi State have yet to play a challenging defense, and both are undefeated despite being woeful when it is most important. Arkansas has demonstrated the problems being bad on third down can cause. The Razorbacks were 3-for-14 in a loss to Alabama and 3-for-11 against ULM.
But it is defensive conversion percentage against that shows a real pattern. There, Florida State and Oregon rank Nos. 1 and 3 with South Carolina leading the way for the SEC at No. 11. LSU is No. 14 and Alabama No. 23. The difference in the top three SEC schools is just more than 3 percent. And despite being the best at converting third downs, Kentucky's defense is the worst in the SEC at stopping them, ranking No. 99 overall, only slightly behind Ole Miss at 92.
But the disparity is no more telling than it is with Michigan. In wins over Massachusetts and Air Force, Michigan was 5-for-11 and 7-for-11, but in a lost to Alabama, the Wolverines were 3-for-12. The Wolverine offense is No. 53 in converting third downs and No. 93 in stopping them.
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D-backs CEO and President Derrick Hall has been named the 2012 recipient of the Goldwater Community Service Award and was recognized for the honor at the 29th Noche de Gourmet on Friday night in Phoenix.
The annual award, presented by the Active 20-30 Club of Phoenix, honors a leader in the community "with a strong record of philanthropic involvement, professional success in their field of work and a desire to give back to the Phoenix area through serving on charitable and corporate boards and through public service," according to a D-backs statement.
"I am honored to be the first recipient of this prestigious award in a category where every nominee is truly deserving," Hall said. "The Active 20-30 Club is a distinguished philanthropic club that works hard to improve the lives of children across the Valley, and I am proud to represent and be recognized by such an illustrious group of individuals."
Hall serves as the chairman of the board for Valley of the Sun United Way, leads the Hunger-Free Communities Plan Steering Committee and is an active member of the Thunderbirds and Young President's Organization. He serves on a total of 27 boards.
Other nominees included Doug Ducey (Arizona Treasurer, former founder and CEO of Cold Stone), William Gates (Phoenix city councilmember and PING attorney), Jason Schechterle (founder of Beyond the Flames) and Hugh Smith Jr. (executive director of The First Tee of Phoenix).
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Cub/Super A Distributor Timing Wrench
The "inboard" clamp and 5/16 bolt securing the horizontal distrbibutor bases (Cub and Super A) gives me fits when ignition timing requires adjustment...there's simply very little room for wrench-turning...especially on Cubs. I bought a 1/2 inch, 12-point combo wrench and cut away the open end to make a short-handled wrench for this application but it's still difficult to use. Does someone know a trick or special tool that can be used to loosen and re-tighten this bolt?
Ironlegs John
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You know those chintzy stamped-steel wrenches that come with circular saws, for changing blades?
I got frustrated one day with that inner bolt, and went looking for a 1/2" wrench to cut down, when I came across one. I put a twist in it like one of those "cross force" wrenches, and formed it so I could get 1/6 of a turn on the distributor bolt.
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What you are looking for is a half-moon boxend wrench. One will work beautifully in this application.
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http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/ ... _200396140
I have two of this style distributor wrench. Works on Cubs and most automobile engines. Available at auto parts stores.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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I have a set of SAE and Metric Half Moon Wrenches and they are simply great to get in to some difficult areas where there is little extra room to turn a bolt. I also have a set of SAE and Metric S-shaped wrenches and they are really useful as well.
GearWrench Reversible 9 pc Half-Moon-Shaped Box Ratcheting Wrench Set
Unfortunately this set is no longer available but there are some other options - Half Moon Wrench Sets
I got mine at Princess - can't find them in the on-line catalog but they are still available. Darn good investment But then again I am a tool junkie
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Most cubs I've worked on this inside hold down toward the engine block has been pitched by the last PO.
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True statement. Recently finished ignition tuneup on 154 Cub-low boy. Back bolt and hold down were still in place. Getting the back bolt and hold down out were not a problem. Getting the bolt and hold down back in place was. Finally had to remove the coil to get a finger from both hands in place to install the bolt and hold down.
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I have a set like that, but too long to get in place on a cub.
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I picked up a nice little Mac 1/2 - 9/16 half moon wrench at a flea market, a while back, cost me a whopping buck & a half! I put that in with my Cubfest tools! While I'm not really a purist and I'm not opposed to tossing the inboard bolt & clamp, something in me wants to put it back if it was there before. My little trick for getting it back in is to file the bolt hole oblong toward the clamping surface of the hold down. Then the clamp & bolt can be installed & screwed in a couple threads before installing the distributor. It can save a lot of frustration down the road!
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I'm appreciative of the many ideas advanced on this topic. What do you think about replacing the inboard hex head bolt with a six or twelve point sockey head cap screw (SHCS) so an Allen key or rachet driven Allen bit could be used? Even my cut-down combination wrench is too big for the very small space between the distributor and engine block. I cannot even get a 1/4 inch drive sized (small) socket on the hex bolt head let alone drive it with any rachets, extensions, U-joints, etc. Another idea is to replace the hex bolt with a threaded stud and clamp the distributor with a nut of some sort.
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If anyone decides to pitch their inside hold-down clamp, send it to me. I'll pay the shipping.
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Since you can't see it, this will probably really p___ off the next guy that tries to loosen it. And the next guy MIGHT be you.
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The stud would probably work pretty well. You could install the distributor, hang the hold down on the stud then install the nut. This would curtail some of the frustration.
The space between the body of the distributor and engine block is to small for any tool. You need any of the curved or off set wrenches the guys previously suggested. The curved or off set wrenches will reach/turn the nut from narrower neck, under the distributor.
Another good idea.
Edit: I have a set of curved non ratcheting wrenches similar to the ones Rudi displayed. They will also reach the nut.
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That should be a 1/2" bolt. Curously, I have never had a problem using a regular half-inch box wrench on it. However, I don't tighten the back one more than snug, and put the "english" on the front one to hold it. Haven't had a problem yet (touch wood).
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While it will be the nearest to Earth an object of its size has ever passed, asteroid 2012 DA 14 won't be visible from Georgia, even with a telescope, because the action will happen during the daylight hours, said astronomer David Dundee, who analyzes images and data captured by NASA's fireball cameras at Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville.
"The distance is about 1/13th the distance to the moon," Dundee said, adding the asteroid will be the closest—17,200 miles from Earth—at 2:24 p.m. "2012 DA 14 is about 150 feet across and traveling at a speed of over 17,000 miles per hour.
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2012 DA 14 was discovered nearly a year ago, prompting speculation the asteroid, which NASA says will travel rapidly from the southern evening sky into the northern morning sky, might hit a satellite.
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Primary Instructor: Carol Tebbs.
W110 and W111 are required for the Certificate Diploma.
This course examines the development of modern Western interpretive methods of movement based upon planetary cycles, natural phenomena and symbolic interpretive tools from the 16th to the 21st centuries and assumes the student's working knowledge of the elements of natal chart interpretation and synthesis. Areas of study for Moving the Chart in Time, Part 2 include:
Primary Instructor: Carol Tebbs.
W110 and W111 are required for the Certificate Diploma. This is not an introductory course. Students are expected to have a working knowledge of the elements of natal chart interpretation and synthesis.
This Certificate examines the development of modern Western methods used to understand the cycles experienced throughout an individual's life. The objective is for students to understand the advantages and disadvantages of the various techniques used by astrologers to understand cycles and change. Students will see how different techniques apply to questions related to psychological development, and the timing of critical events both in the past and as potential predictions for the future. As it is increasingly common for astrologers to have clients without settled birth times, students will also learn strategies and considerations for applying these techniques to chart rectification. The basic approach will include:
The primary focus in this course is the practical application of what the student has learned. A good astrologer must also reflect upon their own world view, assumptions and other personal filters. Students will be challenged to explore their own personal filters, attitudes and beliefs as they develop their chart interpretation skills. They will also actively consider and discuss potential client issues and ethical considerations. In addition, students get guidance in how to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches to delineation by examining how multiple astrologers approach chart interpretation.
Topics include:
Instructors: Carol Tebbs and Jacqueline Menkes
The course introduces students to the basics of cosmological symbolism and applications developed in Western cultures and in current use. Beyond planets, houses, signs and aspects, 102 introduces students to natal patterns and chart points that clarify natal interpretation, such as: configurations, essential dignities, sensitive points, house systems, harmonics, asteroids, declinations, Moon phases and the natural cycles of outer planets. This course covers:
Instructors: Tamira McGillivray, Donna Young, Enid Newberg
The objective for this course is that, by the end, students will have learned the basics of astrological symbolism and be on their way to successfully synthesizing that knowledge to interpret a chart, even if there is no birth time. To accomplish this goal, the following areas will be covered:
(prices last checked 9/15/13)
W101 Introduction to Astrological Symbolism and Practice - Tamira McGillivray & Donna Young & Enid Newberg
Burk, Kevin. 2001. Astrology. Understanding the Birth Chart. Llewellyn Books: St. Paul, MN. ($3.00 - $14.96 Amazon)
W102 Alternate Tools for Interpretation - Carol Tebbs & Jacqui Menkes
Burk, Kevin, Understanding the Birth Chart (same as in W101)
March, Marion, McEvers, Joan, The Only Way To Learn Astrology: Math & Interpretation Techniques, Vol II, 3rd edition, ACS, San Diego, CA, 2009, ($10 from Kepler office, 425-673-4292)
George, Demetra, and Bloch, Douglas, Asteroid Goddesses, Ibis Press, Florida, 2003, 344 pps. ($7.63 - $15.17 Amazon)
W103 Building Delineation Skills - Karen McCauley & Inga Thornell
Cunningham, Donna. 2007. Astrological Analysis: Selected Topics in Chart Interpretation. Moon Maven Publications: Portland, OR. (ebook available at www.moonmavenpublications.com for $15)
George, Demetra. 2008. Astrology and the Authentic Self. IBIS PRESS, Lake Worth, FL (Amazon $11.36-$17.54)
March, Marion D. & Joan McEvers. 1982.The Only Way to Learn Astrology. Volume 3: Horoscope Analysis. ACS: San Diego, CA. ($10 through Kepler office 425-673-4292)
WR104 Practicum on Natal Interpretation – Karen McCauley with Judith Holloway, Inga Thornell
Geisler, Pat. 2013. The Plain Vanilla Astrologer. Epping, NH: ACS Publications.($19.95 from acspublications.com)
Geisler, Pat. 2013. Chocolate Sauce. Epping, NH: ACS Publications.($12 from acspublications.com)
W110 Transits, Progressions and Directions - Carol Tebbs & Jacqui Menkes
Brady, Bernadette, 1992. Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark, Samuel Weiser, Inc., York Beach, ME, ($9-$30 Amazon used)
Hand, Robert, 1976. Planets in Transit: Life Cycles for Living, Para Research, Inc., MA, (paperback edition, $1.10-$15.9 Amazon)
March, Marion D. & Joan McEvers. 1990. The Only Way to Learn Astrology: The Only Way To Learn About Tomorrow. Volume 4: Horoscope Analysis. ACS: San Diego, CA. ($10 through Kepler office, 425-673-4292 )
W111 Solar and Planetary Returns - Carol Tebbs & Judith Holloway
Brady, Bernadette, 1992. Predictive Astrology: The Eagle and the Lark, Samuel Weiser, Inc., York Beach, ME, ($9-$30 Amazon used, same as in W110)
Ebertin, Reinhold, 1972, 2000. Combination of Stellar Influences, translated by Roosedale and Kratzsch, American Federation of Astrologers, Tempe, AZ. ($13.16-$20.79 Amazon)
George, Demetra, and Bloch, Douglas. 2003. Asteroid Goddesses, Ibis Press, Florida, ($7.63 - $15.17 Amazon, same as in W102)
March, Marion D. & Joan McEvers. 1990. The Only Way to Learn Astrology: The Only Way To Learn About Tomorrow. Volume 4: Horoscope Analysis. ACS: San Diego, CA. ($10 through Kepler office, 425-673-4292 , same as in W110)
Merriman, Raymond, 1998. The New Solar Return Book of Prediction, Seek-It Publications, W. Bloomfield, MI ($15.15 Amazon new)
W112 Chart Synthesis and Rectification - Carol Tebbs & Lana Kirtser
Dobyns, Zipporah Pottenger. 1975, 2011. Progressions Directions and Rectification, AFA, Tempe, AZ. ($14.95 from AFA, astrologers.com)
Tebbs, Carol, 2008. The Complete Book of Chart Rectification, Llewellyn Publishing, MN. ($16.62 - $29.81 Amazon)
WR201 Introduction to Astrological Counseling - Karen McCauley & Inga Thornell
Cunningham, Donna. Counseling Principles for Astrologers: Becoming an Effective Change Agent. moonmavenpublications.com, 2006.($15 at url on left)
Duncan, Adrian Ross. Astrology: Transformation and Empowerment. Samuel Weiser, 2002.($6.14 to $26.96 Amazon)
Geisler, Pat. 2013. Chocolate Sauce. Epping, NH: ACS Publications.($12 from acspublications.com)
WR202 Working with Families and Children - Karen McCauley & Inga Thornell
Bell, Lynn. 2013. Planetary Threads: Patterns of Relating among Family and Friends. Lake Worth, FL: Ibis Press. ($8-15 on Amazon)
Greenbaum, Dorian. 2005. Temperament: Astrology's Forgotten Key. Bournemouth, England: The Wessex Astrologer Ltd. ($18.90-31.50 Amazon)
Sullivan, Erin. 2008. The Astrology of Family Dynamics. NY,NY: Penguin.(2008 revision dropped Dynasty from 1996 title, mostly same book)($8-23 Amazon)
WR203 Working on Intimate Relationships - Karen McCauley & Inga Thornell
Blaschke, Robert. 2004. Astrology a Language of Life, Volume IV - Relationship Analysis. (new from earthwalkastrology.com, astroamerica.com or AFA for $21.95)
Davison, Ronald. 1983. Synastry. (new Amazon $19.26; new from astroamerica.com $24.95)
Robson, Vivian. 1941, 2005. Astrology and Sex. (new from Amazon $10.37-$15.54)
CS100 The Key to Classical Methods: Essential Dignities – Lee Lehman
Lehman, J. Lee. 1989. Essential Dignities. ISBN-10: 092460803X , ISBN-13: 978-0924608032 ($7.99-$14.95 Amazon)
CS101 Introduction to Horary Astrology – Lee Lehman
Lehman, J. L. 2002. The Martial Art of Horary Astrology. Atglen, PA, Schiffer Press. ($18.39-$19.37 Amazon)
CS102 Introduction to Medical Astrology – Lee Lehman
Lehman, J. L. 2011. Traditional Medical Astrology. Atglen, PA, Schiffer Press. ($29.96 Amazon)
M101 Lab: Chart Mechanics Level 1 - Christine Arens
AFA Tables of Houses – Placidus System (compiled by Astro-Numeric Service)
ISBN 0-86690-252-X ($18 at AFA or new:$15.20, used $9.87 at Amazon)
M102 Lab: Chart Mechanics Level 2 - Christine Arens
O Hour (Midnight) Ephemeris/Ephemerides covering 1950-2050
Table of Houses (Placidus) from the AFA
E300 Astrological Heritage - Inga Thornell
Nicholas Campion: A History of Western Astrology, Volumes I and II
(ranging from $11 to $26 each Amazon)
E400 Astronomy for Astrologers – Bruce Scofield
Aveni, Anthony. Stairways to the Stars: Skywatching in Three Great Ancient Cultures. John Wiley and Sons. 1997.
Bakich, Michael F. The Cambridge Planetary Handbook. Cambridge Unv. Press. 2000.
Zeilik, Michael. Astronomy: The Evolving Universe. Cambridge Unv. Press. 2002 edition.
(all available used at good prices on Amazon)
E510 Symmetrial Astrology I - Bruce Scofield
Ebertin, Reinhold, 1972, 2000. Combination of Stellar Influences, translated by Roosedale and Kratzsch, American Federation of Astrologers, Tempe, AZ. ($13.16-$20.79 Amazon)
Simms, Maria Kay. 1989, 2001. Dial Detective, Rev. 2nd Edition. Kensington, NH: Cosmic Muse Publications. ($13.13-$17.13 Amazon)
E511 Symmetrial Astrology II - Gary Christen
Ebertin, Reinhold, 1972, 2000. Combination of Stellar Influences, translated by Roosedale and Kratzsch, American Federation of Astrologers, Tempe, AZ. (same as for E510)
Witte, Alfred. Rules for Planetary Pictures - Witte & Lefeldt, Pub by Witte-Verlag ($29.95 at astrologers.com/store/ )
Simms, Maria Kay. 1989, 2001. Dial Detective, Rev. 2nd Edition. Kensington, NH: Cosmic Muse Publications. (same as for E510)
Software: Nova Chartwheels version 0.980, available from Astrolabe, alabe.com/novacw.html or call 1-800-THE-NOVA (1-800-843-6682), half-price ($110) for Kepler students
E512 Symmetrial Astrology III - Gary Christen
Witte, Alfred. Rules for Planetary Pictures - Witte & Lefeldt, Pub by Witte-Verlag ($29.95 at astrologers.com/store/ )
Software: Nova Chartwheels version 0.980, available from Astrolabe, alabe.com/novacw.html or call 1-800-THE-NOVA (1-800-843-6682), half-price ($110) for Kepler students
E530 Electional Astrology – Frank Piechoski & Bruce Scofield
Ramesey, William. 1653. Astrology Restored. A fully annotated text in modern English prepared by Kim Farnell.
(This is an ebook available for $20 US $15 Euro via Paypal at http://www.kimfarnell.co.uk/work1.htm )
E531 Introduction to Mundane Astrology – Frank Piechoski
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EV101 Introduction to Evolutionary Astrology: The Pluto Material - Laura Nalbandian Green , Jeffrey Wolf. 1985, 2003. Pluto: The Evolutionary Journey of the Soul, Vol.I. St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn. (new: $26.77, used:$4.89 and up)
Instructor: Laura Nalbandian
The question of the soul has fascinated humans since the beginning of time. Through his own quest to find deeper meaning, Jeffry Green began to develop the Pluto material; exploring at the nature of the soul in the natal chart. By the mid 1980's his book "Pluto: The Evolutionary Journey of the Soul" was published. The material strives to cut to the core issues of the soul - answering the questions of "why am I here, what are my lessons?"
In this 13 week course, we'll examine this groundbreaking work. We'll start with the discussion of the three evolutionary states of consciousness and the basic rules of the Pluto methodology. Then move onto exploring the twelve house placements of Pluto. By the end of this course, students will be able to:
Instructors; Joseph Crane and Enid Newberg
Each individual 5-week workshop is $195, $530 if you take all three (students signing up for all three courses get $50 off the price of taking the courses individually). All three workshops are required to be counted as a diploma elective.
Is the soul immortal, and, if so, how can the soul be modified by good or bad actions? How does soul relate to body, mind, emotions and to situations like falling in love or falling apart? Can we use astrology to find the soul's purpose in life or throughout lifetimes? Is the soul evolving or does it get stuck on the wheel of existence? Divided into three short courses, this program explores these questions and their profound implications for the theory and practice of astrology.
All three courses survey the traditions that astrologers inherited and created and apply their ideas to astrological practice.
Instructor: Gary Christen
This course will aquaint the participant with the background, materials and methods behind the emerging Symmetrical Astrology. Symmetrical Astrology is a modern framework for astrology comprising the work of Arthur Blackwell, Alfred Witte, Rob Hand and Gary Christen. It affords astrology the possibility of a truely structured form with common rules, observations and methods in keeping with modern times. Please note that this course only references Uranian Astrology and uses the Uranian System as a departure point for the structural integration of future astrological possibilites.
Because students are expected to practice the techniques each week, there will be a discount for the course and a 1/2 price discount for the software used to work with symmetrical astrology, Nova Chart Wheels.
Instructor: Bruce Scofield.
10-week online class. Students will have a course site with course materials, discussion forums and more. Students will also meet once a week for an online conference to discuss the materials.
This course considers a range of astrological techniques that share a common principle – symmetry. Much of astrology is done using signs, houses and aspects which are essentially spatial, but do not necessarily involve symmetricality. The astrological chart itself is a grid on which planets are located in specific compartments, i.e. houses and signs. The planets can be shown to relate to each other by aspects based on the the division of the circle by various integers. In this way a delineation is produced. In this course we will consider only astrological techniques that are based on symmetry, which turns out to be quite a few.
My first experience with the Kepler Certificate Program has been an amazing journey. After many years of reading and trying to understand how astrology works, I decided I needed help pulling all the pieces together.
Since I work and have a family, the Kepler online learning program has been a wonderful way for me to reach out to the Universe and understand just a little more about who I am and where I want to go. The teachers are extremely knowledgeable and accessible.
The online learning environment is a great tool with video, audio, webinars, resource links, pdf documents, etc. Kepler also includes their own text and work book and a great selection of an easy to understand astrology books. With the ability to review any area I may find challenging, my learning is exciting and adapted to my needs.
I am enthusiastic and looking forward to continuing my astrological search with Kepler.
Thanks again, Linda Schingen (W101)
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The number of candidates running for the 2nd district congressional seat has dropped again. State Senator Toi Hutchinson officially pulled out Sunday, after concerns were raised about campaign funds paid to her mother.
Hutchinson says that her mother simply helped her manage her campaign responsibilities, such as getting her places she had to be and helping her with not missing play dates, Hutchinson paid her mother $57,000 over two years as her campaign scheduler.
Since dropping out of the race, Hutchinson has endorsed former State Representative Robin Kelly, saying "Robin is a friend, and has captured momentum in pulling our community together. I am simply unwilling to risk playing a role going forward that could result in dividing our community at a time when we need unity more than ever."
"I truly appreciate Senator Hutchinson's support, but really the race is not about me or endorsements. It's about the citizens of the second congressional district, and moving the district forward," Kelly said.
Kelly dismissed charges from other candidates that she's a pawn for New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, whose anti-violence super PAC has spent over a million dollars on ads targeting Kelly's opponents, especially former congresswoman Debbie Halvorson. Halvorson says that a behind the scenes closed door meeting was struck between Hutchinson and Kelly, and that the voters of the 2nd congressional district deserve better.
"We are letting a New York billionaire and the mayor of New York City dictate the terms and possibly the outcome of the 2nd district special election," said Alderman Anthony Beale, another candidate for the district.
There are now 15 candidates remaining in the race to fill the seat that once belong to Jesse Jackson Jr.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Reds have set their Spring Training schedule for their fourth year as part of the Cactus League in Arizona. It features a total of 38 exhibition games, including one that could pit them against their own best player.
This year's slate begins with three games against the Indians on Feb. 22-24 at Goodyear Ballpark.
Three-game Mini Plans and group tickets go on sale Dec. 10 at noon ET, and individual game tickets go on sale Dec. 15 at noon.
Complete ticket details can be found at reds.com/spring.
Also included among the home dates are a March 13 game vs. the World Series champion Giants and games against the Dodgers, Mariners, Rangers and White Sox.
On March 6, the Reds will play Canada's World Baseball Classic team. That team could feature Reds first baseman Joey Votto -- if he chooses to play in the Classic for the second time in his career.
The spring schedule also wraps with two games against the D-backs at Chase Field on March 29-30.
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Mark My Word, and follow him on Twitter @m_sheldon. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.