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On Saturday, a classy field of 11 will go to post in the 75th running of the Grade 1 Pattison Canadian International, a 1 1/2 mile trip around Woodbine's E.P. Taylor Turf Course for a guaranteed purse of $1.5 million, the richest race in Canada, with the winner earning a berth in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita on November 3. It is one of three Breeders' Cup Challenge "Win and You're In" races to be run over the turf at Woodbine that afternoon.
Entries were taken and post positions were drawn at a special lunchtime ceremony at Woodbine's trackside hospitality tent, with double Paralympic gold medalist Summer Mortimer on hand as the honourary drawmaster, drawing the entry sheets out of the box while racing secretary Steve Lym drew the numbered pills in the traditional "double blind" system. Mortimer was interviewed by track announcer Dan Loiselle on stage, and explained how she became a Paralympian. While training on the trampoline at age 15 she landed on a concrete floor shattering both feet and ankles, and there was a possibility amputation would be necessary. However after multiple surgeries, her feet were saved but her trampoline career was over. Switching full-time to her other favorite sport, swimming, she went on to compete in the 2012 London Paralympics, winning gold in 100 meter backstroke and 50 meter freestyle along with silver in the 200 meter individual medley and bronze in the 100 meter freestyle. The 19-year-old will require further surgery while training up to the 2014 world championships and ultimately the 2016 Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Imperial Monarch is the 3-1 morning line favorite and drew post 10 for trainer Aidan O'Brien, off a win in the Grand Prix de Paris (G1) at Longchamp. Assistant trainer T.J. Comerford said, "I think he's had so little racing that he's still learning (about a preferred racing style). The last time, he made it (the pace). It didn't bother him. He's got a great temperament. I just hope we see him at his best on Sunday. He's been off (for three months) but at the same time, we're getting him here thinking we've got him spot on. He's got loads of ability. It depends on how competitive a race it is." New jockey Ryan Moore gets the call on Sunday. Reliable Man, second in La Coupe de Maisons-Laffitte (G3) last out, is the 4-1 second choice out of post 7. The 2011 French Derby (G1) winner is winless since the 2012 Prix Niel (G2). Regular rider Olivier Peslier will be in the irons for trainer Alain de Royer-Dupre. 2010 Canadian International winner and last year's runner-up Joshua Tree is back for the third year in a row and is the 5-1 third choice out of post 8 for trainer Marco Botti. He was third in the Prix Foy (G2) last out at Longchamp. Jockey Frankie Dettori will be in the irons again Sunday.
The distaff counterpart to the International is the $1 million E.P. Taylor Stakes (G1), presented by Emirates Airline, featuring a field of 13 older fillies and mares going 1 1/4 miles on the turf, with the winner earning an automatic entry in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf on November 5. Sun Chariot (G1) winner Siyouma is the 3-1 morning line favorite out of post 3, with regular rider Gerald Mosse in the irons for trainer Francois Doumen. Top American hope Dream Peace is the 7-2 second choice from post 5, with Ramon Dominguez getting the call for trainer Chad Brown.
The $500,000 Nearctic Stakes (G1) featuring 11 older horse sprinting 6 furlongs on the turf looking for a trip to the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint. Play the King (G2) winner Big Band Sound will try to earn a trip to California for trainer Dan Vella and jockey Tyler Pizarro, and will face Fire Lily, winner of the Phoenix Sprint (G3) before finishing second in the Flying Five (G3) and third in the Renaissance (G3), all at the Curragh. Wayne Lordan gets the return call for trainer Dave Wachman.
Added to the card for this year is the $150,000 Durham Cup (G3) at 1 1/8 miles on the Polytrack. Arlington Million (G1) last place finisher Vertiformer ships in from Chicago for the cutback in distance and a return to synthetics for trainer Wayne Catalano, taking on top local hope Alpha Bettor, winner of the Seagram Cup (G3) two starts back for trainer Dan Vella.
Entries for the entire card are available from Equibase.
The Pattison Canadian International is the 10th race in an 11-race card at Woodbine Racetrack on Saturday, going to post at 5:44PM ET. Kicking off the stakes action is the Durham Cup (race 4) at 2:31pm with the Nearctic (race 5) at 2:55pm and the E.P. Taylor (race 8) at 4:23pm.
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Talk show host David Letterman had a surprise in store for his British Prime Minister David Cameron last night when he queried the politician about Ireland live on his show.
According to the Irish Examiner, Cameron was left flabbergasted as Letterman tirelessly quizzed him about Ireland, among other things.
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CIOs and IT managers are constantly pitched the notion of managing apps on their users' iPhones and other smartphones. Beware app chaos, claim some vendors. Beware time-wasting usage on the job, suggest others. Beware information leakage, warn most. There are more than 100 vendors offering tools to manage -- that is, straitjacket -- your users' mobile devices in the name of management and security. New ones pop up almost every week.
So I was struck by data from Fiberlink, an established mobile device management (MDM) vendor, on what percentage of MDM-using businesses had the most basic form of app management applied: blacklisting and whitelisting of apps. For iOS, it was fewer than 10 percent; for Android, fewer than 5 percent. (iOS accounts for the vast majority of business-managed smartphones.)
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Clearly, IT is not actually concerned about what apps are running on employee devices. The data covers both employee- and corporate-owned devices, making the low, low app management figures all that more remarkable.
It's great news because too much focus in the industry is on restricting the usage of mobile technology, demonstrating a prison-guard mentality that has turned IT into -- at best -- a necessary evil in many newly empowered users' minds. Three years of fearmongering by security vendors and some IT pros have not proven out in the real world, and I think IT is finally either getting a clue or giving up on control mania.


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The climate in the Houston-area has felt unseasonably warm over a two-week period, but that will likely end Monday with temperatures falling into the 50s.
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"The Wholesale Applications Community has been established to increase the overall market for mobile applications. WAC will achieve this goal by encouraging open standardized technologies, driving scaled deployment of those technologies and providing complimentary commercial models. This will allow developers to deploy a single application across multiple devices (through the use of standard technologies) and across multiple operators (without the need to negotiate with each of them). WAC will provide the commercial enablers which will allow the developer to be paid for the applications which are then sold through any associated application store."
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Fort Pierce Central safety Joe Figueroa has committed to Colgate University, a Division I-AA program that won the Patriot League championship this season.
Figueroa, a two-time first-team all-area selection and a first-team all-state selection in 2011, informed Colgate coaches of his decision on Christmas day.
"It's a relief," Figueroa said. "I still have other coaches calling me. I had one coach call me, I won't say from where, and he said, 'You ruined my Christmas.' I told him I'm a solid commitment to Colgate. I didn't feel there was any place better for me."
The 5-foot-11, 175-pound Figueroa had 82 tackles and five interceptions this season.
He had offers from a handful of Division I programs, but said Colgate gave him "the best of both worlds."
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Legislators are floating a proposal that would establish an annual state trail pass for Wisconsin snowmobile owners, a change that could generate more than $5 million in additional revenue for trail maintenance.
Assembly Bill 407 would require the purchase of an annual sticker for $34.25, though the fee drops to $14.25 if the sled owner belongs to a snowmobile club. Either way, the legislation will increase the amount of money sledders are paying toward trail maintenance.
It also holds some promise for helping clubs recruit new volunteers for trail upkeep, fund-raising, easement solicitation and all the other work these clubs perform. Becoming a snowmobile club member ensures that your $20 stays local and is used by the club of your choice.
The bill is backed by the Governor's Council on Snowmobile Recreation and the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs, the first time the two groups have agreed to back the same revenue enhancing system.
As much as we dislike new taxes and taxes that are cloaked behind the general title of a user fee, Wisconsin's snowmobile trail system needs a financial boost to keep it competitive with neighboring states.
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Current funding comes from registration fees for snowmobiles ($30 every two years), a portion of the gas tax formula and sticker revenue from out-of-state riders who own sleds that are registered in another state. Out-of-state riders will pay $10 more under the proposal, or $44.25, for an annual sticker.
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Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church of Eagle River and St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Phelps staged a live nativity last weekend for the 11th straight year, re-enacting the birth of Jesus Christ with music and Bible narration.
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Dancing With The Stars 2012 has been one of the best seasons ever. The episode that aired on April 30th gave one couple the first perfect ten score on the show to Maria Menounos and Derek Hough after fangs came out. The team dances were both spectacular. And, of course, the music for Classical Night was over the top (as were the costumes). Here's a quick run down of the dances of the night and how each of the celebrities did with their professional dance partners. Entering the week, there were just a few brave couples left: Katherine and Mark, Melissa and Maks, William and Cheryl, Roshon and Chelsie, Donald and Peta, and Maria and Derek. How did they score? Here's the recap and predictions about who will be heading to the final rounds of the Mirrorball Trophy competition…
Katherine Jenkins and Mark Ballas danced a breathtaking Rumba in Roman attire to a classical music piece. Len thought the dance itself was classy, elegant, and totally in keeping with the music. Bruno called her the unattainable object of desire who merely toys with her subjects. He thoughts she was lovely and the dance (although clean) was superb. Carrie Ann said no one serves up a more beautiful line that she does, but said the dance lacked heat. Never missing a beat of timing, the opera singer created a visually stunning dance. Telling Brooke Burke she is having the most amazing time, one can only hope she will be one of the final three. Her 9 – 9 – 9 score (believe it or not) was disappointing.
Melissa Gilbert and Maksim Chmerkovskiy danced to the Argentine Tango first. Maks had a hurt ankle so the pair trained all week with his brother Val as his backup. Starting the dance with a spectacular lift, the dance pro did his very best to perform without a grimace. Melissa seemed to be constantly hurrying to catch up on the timing. The piece was choreographed to the quick tempo Marriage of Figaro. Bruno said it looked (at times) like she was riding the Cyclone at Coney Island. Carrie Ann said Cirque du Soliel went terribly wrong. Saying she was very disappointed, she noted last week her performance was much better. Len thought there was so much intensity that some of the quality was off. Poor Melissa was so disappointed with the critiques it was hard not to feel bad for her. The judges scored her a 7 – 7 – 7. Maks was still smiling, but you could tell they were both irritated.
William Levy and Cheryl Burke danced the Viennese Waltz to Ava Maria. Carrie Ann said the dance was amazing and choreographed with true content. Saying he brings the romance to life, the crowd agreed. Len said he was not transported to Vienna but he was in Austria. Bruno said William captured the vulnerability he had been been missing, saying he looked like the little Catholic boy living on the streets in Cuba dancing for his mom. Noting only a professional dancer could tell such a dramatic story with his movements, his score of 9 – 9 – 9 was surprising. One would have thought at least one 10 would have been thrown in there…
Roshon Fagan and Chelsie Hightower were in the dance duel last week, narrowly escaping elimination. Hoping to do a dance that was flawless for Classical Night, he appeared to train his hardest this week for the Argentine Tango. Needing a little help from Val learning to act masculine on the dance floor, the teen had to practice leading. Dancing to a classical rendition of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" was clever, as the music appealed to teens but did not bore the older generation. However, a wardrobe malfunction must have occurred as there was a DWTS splash screen that appeared briefly mid-dance. Len liked the transitions into the lifts. Overall he thought the dance was clean and confident. Bruno said his lines were slick and clean, but he agreed that he needs to work on his legs. Carrie Ann actually stood up, walked around the desk, kissed the boy, and gave him a hug. Brooke Burke asked how he was coping with the ups and downs of the competition and Roshon thanked Chelsea for pulling him through it. They scored a 9 – 8 – 8.
Donald Driver and Peta Murgatroyd did a Foxtrot last week that was wonderful but it left Len wanting more. Donald wanted to be the first in the competition to make a triple 10. Noting that technique is crucial, Peta choreographed a professional grade routine. Ambitious and competitive, Donald rolled with it. The result was a Viennese Waltz that was spectacular. Not only did their period costumes up the aesthetic value of their performance, the professional football player looked truly gallant. By the time it was over, the entire studio audience was on their feet cheering on the performers. Bruno said he has the sweeping drive and thanked him. Carrie Ann loves his intensity and said the dance had a regal quality. Len said his footwork was spot on and that he also really loved it. Truly becoming a professional dancer, the judges gave him a 9 – 9 – 9. Saying he was happy to not be going backwards, he still wants those 10s, but the judges simply were not feeling that generous.
Maria Menounos and Derek Hough danced the Paso Doble this week but the star was in tears during practice. Maria and Derek have been teasing viewers with remarks that imply the two are dating, but their informality with one another may be compromising their professional connection a bit. When he criticisms her, it seems like he is a bit too personal rather than technical; when she hears constructive criticism, she seems like she is hurt as a woman who is interested in being his girlfriend (rather than just a professional acquaintance). Doing a play on the Romeo and Juliet tragic theme, Derek choreographed a contemporary piece with a vampire twist. Their Paso was dramatic and as intense as her tight fitting red dress. One of her best dances (as well as his), she ended the number by biting him on the neck in the end. How cute! Carrie Ann said, "That didn't suck!" Len said it was sharp and a razor and crisp as a Pringles chip, he said the dance was fantastic. Bruno called her the queen of the night and said the way the celebs played together was absolutely spellbinding. Her reaction? Maria leaned over and bit host Tom Bergeron on the ear. Saying she loves Derek Hough so much and that she was so blessed to be able to participate in the competition, sweet Maria got the first 10 – 10 – 10 of the year (and of course the crowd went nuts because she was the first performer to do so in the 2012 year). Tom laughed and said, "A perfect 30? Everyone will be wearing fangs now!" As long as Derek is the one choreographing the pieces, we agree with him.
Jaleel White and Kym Johnson returned to form with a challenging Cha Cha Cha. This week, he was up for a new challenge — the Viennese Waltz. Kym tried to put a lot of content in to make it really interesting and beautiful. Noting he trusts her completely, he hopes to become the man to beat in the competition. Dressed like a soldier, he made a great start. Kym looked ethereal in a blush pink tea length ball gown. The audience seemed mesmerized watching him. Focused, passionate and intense, the former child star and host of Lights Out (the new fear based reality show) really did a lovely job. Len said he liked it enough not to be cruel, but not enough to be kind. Saying there was no footwork in the dance, he said it did not really work for him. Bruno noted that it was not executed perfectly all the way through, but said the story was there. Carrie Ann thought the storytelling was so well done that at times he simply lost his hands in the content. They were not friendly with their critiques or scores. They gave the couple an 8 – 8 – 8 which is likely to lend the pair in the dance duel again.
By the time the show went to air the dance team clips, it was clear that everyone — dance pros and star celebs combined — were all getting frustrated with one another.
Team Tango (ed by Katherine) was Derek and Maria, Kym and Jaleel, Katherine and Mark, and Roshon and Chelsie. Doing a dramatic dance dressed in stark black and white tuxedo costumes, the dance routine was fresh and effective. All the star celebs seemed to be on point while the dance pros did their very best to show off the dance skills of their stars. Katherine was the best (again) but Maria was near perfect. Roshon is underrated but held his own. Jaleel really needs to make the move to Broadway or join the DWTS Las Vegas act. The best part of the dance was seeing the performers come together as a team. Len said Maria and Roshon were the stand outs but it was a mix of the good, the bad, and the ugly. Bruno said the creativity in choreography was outstanding. Carrie Ann loved it, gave credit to Jaleel, and said she loved it. The scores reflected a sour puss Len. They earned a frustrating 10 – 8 – 9. Derek told the couples they all should have gotten 10s he was so impressed.
Team Paso was led by William Levy and Cheryl Burke and it was clear the group was randy from the get-go. Donald and Peta as well as Melissa and Maks were on the team and Maksim was thankful their group was smaller. The three men arguably are the best looking men (because they are all fit and taller), but none of them wanted to rely on taking their shirts off to win the crowd cheers from the audience. The ladies were dressed in red Spanish style two piece dress outfits and the men were dressed in high-waist tuxedo pants, suspenders and short Bolero type Jackets. Shirtless, the men all looked devilishly handsome. The women were fierce, stunning, and took delight in helping the men take off their jackets. Spiraling them into capes, the men used their coats like Toreador capes. The number turned out to be one of the best team dances on DWTS history in recent memory. Bruno went nuts saying they were more powerful together than the Avengers. Noting they lost a touch of sync he did not seem to care. Len said they were un-dressed to impress. Carrie Ann got the giggles. They got a 9 – 8 – 9 and the ballroom crowd booed and booed some more.
So which celebrity couples are likely to end up in the finals now? As long as injury does not affect anyone's performance, it looks like Katherine is in the lead, Donald is behind her, and Maria (who we are cheering for) is doing her best to catch up with them.


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By Sheetal Babu, special to the Henrico Citizen 06/07/11
Members of the Older Dominion Partnership gathered last month in Henrico to educate Virginians about the importance of creating awareness and working together to conquer the difficulties of aging, at the Age Wave Summit II Conference.
The head committee arrived at the all-day conference May 19, held at Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Virginia in Henrico, equipped with words of motivation to tackle "the promise, not the problem, of aging."
As its motto says, the Older Dominion Partnership (ODP) exists to help the quickly aging citizens of Virginia who might be facing shortages in affordable senior housing, professional healthcare, care management and home care.
The partnership is a nonprofit program started by businesses and foundations to raise Virginia's state of aging preparedness. Since Virginia's 65-and-older population is predicted to double to 1.8 million by 2030, the partnership is providing an independent program to help the elderly ride the age wave. Its goal is to offer people assured security and to let Virginia lead the nation into a new period of safe aging.
The first speaker, Richmond Times-Dispatch Publisher Thomas Silvestri, was quick to talk about the problems that Virginia faces. The public's aging population might want to take care of the aging issues, but it is not ready, he said. Not only did Silvestri discuss the problem with financial support, but he also highlighted the fact that the public's desire for action fell short.
"There is no urgency," Silvestri said. "That has to change…awareness is the first step, but Virginia needs our kick to get there.
"It's important to spend time in the community rather than in conference rooms. Virginia has all the history to lead the new age wave, but the federal government isn't ready."
Once everyone is on board, he believes that Virginia will master the age wave. Silvestri got the audience keyed up for the upcoming afternoon by chanting, "I don't want to be mad as hell, I want to avoid a disaster."
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As a member of the Virginia House of Delegates since 2001, in addition to being a practicing physician, Virginia Delegate John O'Bannon (R-73rd District) holds a unique perspective on the age wave topic.
During his "Boomers Meet Medicare – What Now?" address at the summit, O'Bannon talked specifically about the expectations of boomers and the role of Medicare in their lives.
"Technology is lengthening people's lives," O'Bannon said. "Medical breakthroughs will come to make people healthy, but there will always be health problems. Medicare needs to change to accommodate the agers." The boomers might expect to stay alive longer and continue to do what they want; however there are still concerns about the burden of chronic illness to deal with.
"Americans do what they want first and then they worry about consequences later," O'Bannon said.
Three testimonials discussed why the ODP mattered to the community.
"This room symbolizes the long bench. Right now, it's not as deep," said Virginia Association of Area Agencies on Aging (V4A) representative Courtney Tierney. She emphasized the importance of working together and utilizing ODP's resources for everyone's benefit.
"Individually, we can't scratch the surface, but together with data, we can do it." The V4A strives to provide resources and policies that will help the elderly lead meaningful lives.
Jeanne McCusker from Home Instead Senior Care in Charlottesville underscored similar points.
"This is a global issue like the energy crisis, financial crisis and the environmental crisis," McCusker said. "To change the face of aging, we need companionship instead of isolation."
The 2011 Age Ready Indicators Survey conducted by the ODP gives the public an idea of whether or not seniors and boomers feel they are ready to face the age wave. The 5,000 respondents were contacted by mail, phone or online. Some of the responses were obtained through 30-minute interviews. In total, 164 questions were asked.
When questioned about their quality of life, 75 percent of seniors and 70 percent of boomers answered that their lives were very good or excellent whereas. Out of all the respondents, 61 percent of seniors and 48 percent of boomers felt that they were personally well prepared to navigate the challenges of aging. On the other hand, fewer thought that their community was prepared. Only 32 percent of seniors and 16 percent of boomers agreed that their communities were well prepared.
According to the survey, 29 percent of seniors and 40 percent of boomers felt either often or sometimes lonely. Comparing 1980 and 2011, frequent loneliness decreased slightly.
In the workforce, a very low percentage felt that they had ever been discriminated against because of age. A high percentage of both seniors and boomers received no public assistance and stated that they did not need it.
About four in ten of those aged 65-and-older have a chronic illness. Nearly half of the seniors and boomers who participated in the survey had visited a doctor due to injury or illness within the past two years.
After collecting the survey results, the ODP plans to work on the problem areas in order to improve the standard of aging in Virginia.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
Author, child abuse survivor to speak at Henrico event
To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
Randis is best known for her bestselling novel, Spilled Milk, which tells her painful – but ultimately triumphant – personal story of abuse and of child abuse prevention. The book is her first novel.
Philippines ambassador to the US visits Filipino Festival in Henrico
The Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. attended the Ninth Annual Filipino Festival at Our Lady of Lourdes Church earlier this month. Cuisia (pictured above with festival performers) was welcomed by County Manager John Vithoulkas and Brookland District Supervisor Dick Glover (below) at the church, which is located in Lakeside.
While enjoying some of the cultural performances at the festival, the ambassador and his wife had a private lunch with Vithoulkas, Glover, Eldon Burton (an outreach representative from U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner's Office) and Father James Begley, the pastor of OLL. > Read more.
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Cultural Arts Center seeks artists, designs for holiday displays
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen is seeking artists, crafters, and creative groups for three opportunities allowing creative thinkers and doers to design and display imaginative holiday decorations.
The center is seeking designs for:
• Illumination 2014 – A Festival of Trees: Artists can celebrate the holiday season by creating a one-of-a-kind Christmas tree filled with decorations to suit any unique or traditional theme. Past trees exhibited have included Buzz Lightyear; HEROES; Santa tree; Musicology; and many others. > Read more.
Weekend Top 10
There are several fun events planned for families this weekend. CMoR Central will offer free admission to those who have completed their HCPL Summer Reading Club goal; Walkerton Tavern is hosting a family game night; and family-friendly karaoke will take place at Aunt Sarah's. Families can also get Movin' & Groovin' at Dorey Park or purchase children's books at Tuckahoe Library. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Pours a white head. Color is a clear golden yellow. Nice lace.
This pilsner is nicely hopped. Very earthy and grassy with a bit of floral. There is a little bit of spice as well. Very green. A nice dose of citrus as well. It is crisp and clean. Very easy to drink, yet provides a nice amount of flavor. It has bready malt backbone to balance things out nicely.
This beer needs to be around more often. It is a well done pils and something I could (and want to) drink a lot of. Get this if you have a chance.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb. 22 - Millions of square feet of building materials went into creating venues for this year's Winter Olympic Games. Next week, when the games are over and workers dismantle platforms, staging areas and buildings, the materials will be donated to Habitat for Humanity International to build homes with families in need in Salt Lake City and Park City, Utah.
The Salt Lake Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympic Games 2002 decided to donate most of the materials to Habitat, the world's largest nonprofit home-building organization, to help a good cause.
"We're pleased it's going to a place where it will be used so well," said Grant Thomas, the senior vice president of venues/transportation for SLOC. "It's going to create opportunities for people to have homes of their own and to have adequate shelter."
The donation was the brainchild of the organizing committee and semi-retired Salt Lake City businessman Ken Lamé. "I saw a need and I tried to do something about it," Lamé said.
"The Olympics is all about competition and winning," said Millard Fuller, founder and president of Habitat for Humanity International. "With a plan like this, everybody will win, especially the families who need a simple, decent, affordable place to live."
The building materials being donated include hundreds of thousands of square feet of plywood, pre-hung windows and doors, along with countless 2x4s and 2x6s. Statistics show more than 57,000 people live below the poverty level in Salt Lake City. The affiliate is planning a 16-home neighborhood, with construction slated to start next month in Magma, Utah. It will be called Millard Cove.
Habitat for Humanity is an ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. Founded by Millard Fuller, along with his wife, Linda, Habitat for Humanity International and its affiliates in more than 2,000 communities in 83 nations have built and sold more than 100,000 homes to partner families with no-profit, zero-interest mortgages.


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The University of Arkansas Athletics Department is re-launching an improved iPhone application for the 2012-13 season.
The app is free and gives fans access to news, schedule, scores, rosters and bios, live stats, photos, facilities, Twitter feeds and a game day page.
The Arkansas Razorbacks iPhone app can be downloaded through iTunes.
In addition, fans can opt in with an in-app upgrade of $2.99 gaining access to on-demand video including press conferences, highlights and special features. The upgrade also allows fans to access live audio with a RazorVision subscription. The new app has an improved layout and gives you the ability to customize your navigation.
While fans will no doubt enjoy the new features, the updated app also allows for easier social sharing options including Twitter and Facebook, as well as allowing fans to message or email stories and photos to your friends.
Also in the works for Razorback fans is a new iPad app with similar features. The iPad app is expected to launch in the next few weeks. Log on to ArkansasRazorbacks.com for more information on a new iPad app for the 2012-13 season when it becomes available.
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I was pulling a float in the Homecoming parade tonight and I got things going and was able to move in 3rd at idle and then come a railroad to cross. I climbed up and got part way up and my Cub just all quit and I couldn't get it to start again till I was able to pull it home the 4 block with the truck. I got it to start on the trip home but it sure ran rough, I tried to start it before bed and it started but ran really rough again.
So I know it is electrical, and I am thinking the old Coil is about shot, it was so hot I couldn't stand to touch it, and I don't think I have given this tractor a good tune up in 10yrs so that may be in store also. This is the same tractor I used to plow all summer at shows in the area. Start with the coil tomorrow morning.
I also figured something out tonight with Cubs, they really don't have a parade speed, they either travel to slow or to fast. I hate to run the motor wide open the entire route in 2nd, or ride the clutch. So I plan on pulling floats with the M or 450 for now on. If there was no float the Cub would be fine. My opinion.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville University softball team is heading to Statesboro, Ga. for a non-conference double-header on Wednesday, April 16. Game one is set to begin at 4 p.m. with the second to follow.
The Fins (15-26, 6-14 Atlantic Sun) most recently went 1-for-3 last weekend against FGCU at the JU Softball Complex. They beat the Eagles 7-6 in the second game while falling in the first and third.
For the sixth straight week freshman Charli Bradshaw leads at bat with a .347 average (25-for-72), followed by Emily Sanchez (.313) and Cecile Gomez (.304). Victoria Brown holds the best ERA at 3.17 over 121.1 innings pitched.
Georgia Southern (29-13, 12-3 SoCon) also most recently went 1-for-3 last weekend on the road against Furman. The Eagles lost 4-5, won 11-2, and ended its finale with a 2-0 shutout loss.
Taylor Rogers (.373), Kourtny Thomas (.371) and Morgan Robinson (.280) hold the best batting averages while Sarah Purvis (16-7) has tallied a 1.64 ERA over 149.1 innings tossed.
All-time Jacksonville stands 6-9 against Georgia Southern.


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Traffic along Highway 1 in Abbotsford was backed up in both directions on Friday afternoon after an RV rolled over into the median.
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MARSHALL COUNTY, Ill. -- A Lacon man is dead after crashing his motorcycle early Friday morning in Marshall County.
According to the Marshall County Sheriff's department, 36-year-old Edward McAbee was travelling eastbound on Route 18 around one a.m. when he lost control of his motorcycle at the Sandy Creek Bridge curve and struck a guardrail.
McAbee was taken to the Marshall-Putnam county fairgrounds to meet with Lifeflight from OSF Saint Francis Medical Center.
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Why would I want just a teensy-weensy bit of relief from my headache or heartburn? Why not get rid of all the pain, lickety-split? Because suffering is good for the soul, you say?
Good grief. "Extra Strength," for me, by all means. And if you hear of a new "Apocalypse Strength," please order me a few of those too. And while nobody who's ever spent more than five minutes around me would accuse me of being a neat-freak (there are important items that have been lost in my car-seats for so long I've forgotten what I should look for), cleanliness is a different matter altogether.
This goes from choosing the most intense available brand of acne scrub, to ensuring the most intense available cleaning/blasting of the reusable home AC/furnace filter we invested in, a couple of years back. The filter, though not cheap, is a gorgeous piece of precision metal-work. It looks like something The Terminator would use for a pocket handkerchief. The filter's instruction sheet says you can easily clean it in your back yard with an ordinary pressure washer, which is an outright lie. Maybe part of the problem is that the pet population of our household far exceeds the resident humans, but the concentration of hair in the filter's tiny fissures is a miracle of physics. The first time we tried cleaning it in the yard, I could have sworn the mass of cat-and-dog hair actually snickered as the pressure washer was switched on and turned to its ill-named "High" setting.
Fortunately, one of my obsessions...uh, hobbies...is testing and comparing high-pressure nozzles at self-serve car-washes in the Walker-Winston-Jefferson area.
The equipment is mostly identical, from the same manufacturers, so you wouldn't think there'd be much difference in pressure from unit to unit. You'd be wrong.
It's always good to know which standout nozzles are where, because (just for example) there's an airborne type of tree sap in our neighborhood that's especially fond of clinging to cars—it's roughly the color of mahogany stain and twice as sticky. Plus, you never know when a roving flock of birds with rare digestive problems will fly by under cover of darkness.
Comparing one of these industrial-strength spray contraptions to a consumer-grade pressure washer is like comparing a pressure washer to a Water-Pic.
There's a manufacturer's sticker on the handle of each car-wash nozzle—even the "normal" ones—that says "Warning! High Pressure!" Which I tended to take with a grain of salt, until one day when I accidentally got the most remarkable nozzle of all just an inch too close to the trunk-lid of the Oldsmobile and dislodged a small patch of blue paint. The thrill hasn't gone away until yet.
Just for reference...while I have a policy of gladly sharing, for instance, my recipes with friends or family who request one, my brain's map of the pressure-nozzle resources at any given time will assuredly die with me. Because if word gets out about a truly great hose, either there's a waiting line next time you go, or else the unit wears out and gets replaced and my calibration process has to start all over again.
So it's not surprising that an easy-going sort like myself can be a little extreme about such matters. Although technically, "a little extreme" is an oxymoron.
Or am I confusing oxymoron with a new brand of acne scrub I haven't tried yet?
Dale Short is a native of Walker County. His columns, books, photos and radio features are available on his website carrolldaleshort.com. His weekly radio program "Music from Home" airs each Sunday at 6 pm on Oldies 101.5 and is archived afterward on his website.


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Things were looking grim for the Dallas Stars at one point Friday night in Vancouver. Kari Lehtonen was out of the game with an injury. They were down 3-1 to the Canucks and Rogers Arena was rocking after Henrik Sedin set the Vancouver franchise mark for points. But the Stars showed some fight, turned things around and rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Canucks.
"I thought it was a really good hockey game," said Stars coach Glen Gulutzan. "People who paid tonight and who watched on TV saw one heck of a hockey game. It was loud and crazy in here, and it was a big step forward for our group."
Antoine Roussel scored the tying goal with 7:38 left, driving the net, grabbing a loose puck and knocking it past Canucks goaltender Cory Schneider.
Brenden Dillon scored the game-winner with 3:01 left, pinching in from the point, taking a slick cross-ice pass from Jamie Benn and roofing a shot to put the Stars up 4-3.
"It was a great play by (Benn). I saw an opening in the backdoor and it was a perfect pass right on my tape, and I was fortunate to pick the top shelf," Dillon said. "It was a big win for us, especially with the roll they were on and playing in this building."
The Stars had their ups and downs in the game. They lost Lehtonen with 6:27 left in the first period. He was injured while stopping a shot by J9rdan Schroeder. The Stars said it was a lower-body injury, but Gulutzan didn't think it was as serious as the one that kept Lehtonen out 12 games last season.
"He's going to be re-evaluated when we get back to Dallas (Saturday). It's a lower body injury," said Gulutzan. "To me, it doesn't seem as severe (as last season's injury)."
Richard Bachman took over in net and a short time later the Stars had a 1-0 lead when Reilly Smith beat Schneider for his first NHL goal. Smith's goal came just eleven seconds after a Vancouver goal had been waved off for contact with the goaltender.
But the Canucks rattled off three goals in the first half of the second period to take a 3-1 lead. When Henrik Sedin picked up an assist on the third goal he became the Canucks all-time franchise leader in points, and Rogers Arena became loud. Very loud. Everything was going the Canucks way.
"That second period is probably the loudest I've heard an arena," said Bachman, who stopped 18 of 21 shots in the game. "It's kind of why you play. We were on the opposite end, but it's great to see the passion of the fans, being that loud. It reminds you of why you do it. In a way it kind of sparked our guys. We had those three fights in a row that kind of gave us a spark."
Those three fights came late in the second and involved the three members of the Stars' fourth line of Eric Nystrom, Vernon Fiddler and Ryan Garbutt and it happened in a span of three seconds. Garbutt dropped the gloves with Aaron Volpatti. On the ensuing faceoff it was Fiddler vs. Maxime Lapierre. And on the next faceoff it was Nystrom taking on Dale Weise.
"We had guys try to step up and change the way the game was going at that time," said Gulutzan. "It was loud in there and the record was set. We needed to do something and our character guys stepped to the plate. It changed momentum."
Added Dillon: "We've got a new nickname for those guys – the Hanson brothers. It was big. At that point of the game they seemed to have some of the momentum, and they really got a spark going for us."
Two-and-a-half minutes after the fights, Schneider couldn't control the rebound of a Trevor Daley shot and Cody Eakin knocked it into the net to make it a 3-2 game with 2:10 remaining in the second. That set the stage for the Stars rally in the third period.
"I don't really know what happened," Canucks forward Henrik Sedin said. "We played a good game up to the halfway point and then they took over. Giving up four goals five-on-five — that never happens with this team. Even though they had a few fortunate bounces, they took over the game."
The loss snapped a six-game winning streak for the Canucks, who fell to 8-3-2 on the season. The Stars, who have won five of their last six games, improved to 8-6-1 and are now 5-5-0 on the road.
*The Stars are 6-2-0 over their last eight games overall and 4-1-0 in their last five road games.
*The Canucks had given up just 10 five-on-five goals in their first 12 games. The Stars scored four five-on-five goals against the Canucks on Friday.
*Friday's win was Richard Bachman's first since March 6 of last season, when he backstopped the Stars to a 5-2 win in Vancouver.
*The Stars were 3-3 on the penalty kill in the game and 0-4 on the power play.
*Tomas Vincour and Tom Wandell were healthy scratches for the Stars on Friday.
*Ray Whitney (foot) remains on injured reserve.


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2:02pm Wednesday 12th December 2012 in News By Emma Innes
An inquest is to be held into the death of an 86-year-old pedestrian yesterday.
The elderly woman was hit by a Volkswagen van in Camrose Avenue, Edgware, at 12pm.
Despite the best efforts of paramedics from the air ambulance, she was pronounced dead at the scene.
Her next of kin have been informed, a post mortem is being arranged and an inquest will be held at Barnet Coroner's Court.
The 28-year-old male driver of the van was arrested at the scene on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
He has been bailed to return to a north London police station in January.
Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to call the Road Death Investigation Unit on 020 8842 1817.
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