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Jaguars release DT Henderson and four others
The Jaguars announced Monday the release of four players, including two-time Pro Bowl DT John Henderson.
2010 draft choices by team: Jaguars
Here are the players who were chosen by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 2010 NFL draft.
Jaguars pleased with compensation for Groves
What was Al Davis thinking? That is what we're hearing in Jacksonville, where the Jaguars acquired a fifth-round pick the day before the draft in exchange for underachieving DE Quentin Groves.
Jaguars get great value in Morrison deal
Quentin Groves was sent to Oakland on Wednesday in exchange for a fifth-round pick. Now, the Jaguars have acquired MLB Kirk Morrison and another fifth-rounder in exchange for their fourth-round pick.
Jaguars acquire LB Morrison
The Jaguars continued to bolster their defense on Saturday as they traded their fourth-round pick to the Raiders for ILB Kirk Morrison and Oakland's fifth-round pick.
Jaguars continue strengthening D-line
With only one selection on Day Two of the draft (74th overall), Gene Smith and the Jaguars continued rebuilding the defensive line, selecting their second tackle of the weekend, Louisiana Tech DT D'Anthony Smith.
Smith turns heads with Alualu pick
GM Gene Smith provided the first big surprise of Draft Day with the selection of Cal DE Tyson Alualu. When teamed with offseason acquisition Aaron Kampman and rookie Terrance Knighton, the Jaguars' defensive line should possess a tenacity that was ...
Alualu, that's who!
Eric Edholm shares his thoughts on Jaguars first-round pick Tyson Alualu. He'll make frequent posts throughout the draft, in his "Around the NFL" blog.
Raiders acquire DE Groves for fifth-round pick
The Raiders dealt a 2010 fifth-round pick to the Jaguars for DE Quentin Groves, according to reports.
Jaguars sign DE Hayward
The Jaguars announced Thursday that they have re-signed UFA DE Reggie Hayward.
Receiver not a priority for Jaguars in this year's draft
The Jaguars find themselves in an unfamiliar position as they prepare for the draft. The way we hear it, the club feels good about the WR position for the first time in years.
Jaguars' season-ticket holders not in favor of drafting Tebow
Despite Tim Tebow's rock-star status in his hometown of Jacksonville, some Jaguars fans are coming to the realization that drafting the local hero to resurrect the slumbering fan base is not the answer.
Kampman signing another step in the right direction for Jaguars
While the Jaguars still have a long way to go in fixing their defense — plenty of help is still needed on the defensive line in addition to outside linebacker and free safety — the signing of DE Aaron Kampman is a ...
Report: Jaguars sign Kampman
The Florida Times-Union reported late Saturday evening that the Jaguars agreed to terms on a contract with unrestricted free agent Aaron Kampman, a key defender for the Packers the last eight seasons.
Jaguars add ex-Charger Osgood
The Jaguars signed unrestricted free-agent WR-ST Kassim Osgood on Saturday, adding a proven special-teams player and a potential contributor to their WR corps.
The Seahawks placed Stanback on injured reserve.||||||| Stanback has been bothered by shoulder problems throughout his career so he's been injury-plagued.
Stanback tore his Achilles' tendon during drills in Saturday afternoon's practice, thus ending a hometown comeback bid this season by the former University of Washington quarterback.||||||| Stanback was waived/injured on Sunday.
The Seattle Seahawks have claimed wide receiver, kick returner and former Washington Huskies quarterback Isaiah Stanback off waivers from the New England Patriots.||||||| Stanback caught two passes in 10 games and returned 13 kickoffs in two seasons with Dallas, which drafted him in the fourth round in 2007. The Cowboys cut him after training camp last season. New England signed him to its practice squad in September. He joined the active roster in November and played in six games, with two starts.
Stanback has had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to repair a torn lateral meniscus. The Cowboys announced Stanback had the procedure Thursday. Further details were not released.||||||| Stanback got hurt during Tuesday's workout, the first organized team activity of the offseason. He took the field Wednesday before the injury was revealed. Stanback last season spent time on injured reserve. In August he separated his left shoulder returning a kickoff in a preseason victory over Houston.
Stanback was placed on injured reserve with a shoulder injury.||||||| Used mostly as a return man, Stanback took back 10 kicks for 218 yards this season, but hasn't played since Dec. 7.


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Disney Printable: Rocket from Little Einsteins
Download the template here: Rocket from Little Einsteins
The Little Einsteins need Rocket for their adventures! You can also print out June, Leo, Annie, and Quincy to complete the playset.
Cutting intended for grown-ups only.
- Print out pages on regular paper or cardstock and cut out all of the pieces. Don't cut along the dashed lines. This is where you will fold the paper.
- Fold each dashed line in Rocket's body away from you. Glue the tabs to the inside to create Rocket's shape.
- Fold Rocket's left and right engine pieces in half along the dashed line. Fold the tabs on the ends outward in opposite directions to create a base to attach the engines to Rocket. Make sure your pieces are lined up and glue the engine together where it is folded in half. Press until the glue dries. Repeat this step for the fins and antenna.
- Attach the engines to the side of Rocket and then attach the fins to the top of the engines. Attach the antenna to the front of Rocket and you are finished!
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A tourist from Brunswick, Ga., died on July 8 after he went out on the swing overhanging the Suwannee River at Bob's River Place and did not surface.
Grant Hatchett, 21, had visited the spot previously, but it was his first time in 2014, according to a Dixie County Sheriff's Office press release. Witnesses said Hachett has used the swing earlier in the day. Witnesses said that the last time Hatchett went out of the swing, he appeared to hit the water at an awkward angle and never surfaced after entering the water.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• July 12, Summer Addison, 21, Chiefland, obstruction W/OV.
• July 12, Monica Axtell, 22, Chiefland, leaving scene of crash.
• July 10, Terri Leigh Blankenship, 55, Morriston, drug paraphernalia advertise, DUI, possession of marijuana. Bond $2,500.
• July 7, Edna Patricia Carey, 43, Trenton, battery.
• July 12, Charlie Eugene Chisolm, 32, Fanning Springs, possession of marijuana. Bond $5,000.
W.A.R., Inc., a non-profit, environmental advocacy organization based in Inglis, has been working with Dr. Robert Knight, president of the Florida Springs Institute, to identify cause and effect of the degradation of the lower Withlacoochee River.
Once designated as an "Outstanding Florida Water," the river is only outstanding now, in that it is terminally ill. Biomass and plant life are nearly nonexistent.
LIVE OAK - The Suwannee River Water Management District (District) Governing Board has approved the tentative fiscal year (FY) 2014 budget of $24.5 million and a millage rate of 0.4143, which is the same as last year.
Levy County Property Appraiser had good news when he addressed the Chiefland Rotary Club last week: Property values which have been declining at a rapid rate since the recession started in 2008 have started to stabilize, and, in some cases, started to rise.
By all measures the Levy County Animal Services adoption event on Saturday was a great success as 16 dogs and seven cats and kitties went home to new owners.
Officials aren't having to go far to find Chiefland's next city manager.
The recreational red snapper season in Gulf state waters closes Tuesday, July 15, with the last day of harvest being Monday, July 14. Florida state waters in the Gulf are from shore to 9 nautical miles.
Several workshops on Gulf of Mexico recreational red snapper are planned for late July. The public is invited to discuss state and federal management of recreational red snapper and to explore future approaches for managing this fishery. Visit MyFWC.com/Fishing and click on "Saltwater," "Rulemaking" and "Workshops" to learn more.
A shooting that left a Williston man dead Saturday is still under investigation as authorities look to the public for information on who pulled the trigger that killed Leo Rives, 31.
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Up in Smoke: Her Sexiest Features
We're firm believers in the notion that every inch of a woman's body is gorgeous, but we all have our preferences. Whether you're a tits or ass guy is completely up to you, but according to research, we're all in agreement that out of all the body parts, feet are the least arousing. A joint study between Bangor University in Britain and the University of Witwatersrand in South Africa found that out of 41 body parts, the lowest ranked were the feet. Coming in a close second and third were the kneecaps and belly button. "A lot of people assume that women's bodies are just full of erogenous zones and that men only have one—the obvious one," said Oliver Turnbull, from Bangor University."We have discovered from this that we all share the same erogenous zones in at least two very different continents, whether we are a white middle-aged woman sitting in a London office or a gay man living in a village in Africa."
The 800-some participants ranked the female genitals, followed by lips, nape of the neck and the breasts, as the sexiest parts of the female anatomy.
Turnbull also aimed a jab at Cosmo while speaking with The Observer: "The *Cosmopolitan *magazines of this world have been running half-baked surveys on this for years and years," said Turnbull. "But we wanted to look at the question of why the side of the neck is interesting if nibbled but not the forehead or head, when both have the same sensory receptors."
We're sure that if the study was recreated with photos of our Playmates and Cybergirls the results would be a wee bit different, but at the end of the day it all comes down to your personal inclinations. Check out our stunning Playmate of the Year below to see if you agree with the ratings this research study produced.


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Tom Hooper: 'At 12, I swore I'd have my own film in the cinema'
In 2011 that film was the Oscar-winning King's Speech. Now he is Oscar-tipped again for Les Misérables. Here the 'tough guy' director tells Kate Kellaway about what drives him
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In the opera world, Wagner's Ring Cycle is the Holy Grail, so it is no surprise that The Metropolitan Opera turned to French Canadian director Robert Lepage for its newest version of this massive four-opera series, which opened last fall with Das Rheingold and continues this spring with Die Walküre. Lepage is known for his own mega-length productions—the seven-hour Seven Streams Of The River Ota or equally lengthy Lipsynch—both created for his own Quebec-based company, Ex Machina. He has also successfully directed opera around the world, as well as Cirque du Soleil's technically groundbreaking KÀ, in which he started to use the kind of high-tech projections that would follow him in his debut at The Met, La Damnation de Faust, in 2008. Giving him a shot at its first new Ring Cycle in more than 25 years would give The Met a truly 21st-century Wagnerian vision.
Lepage's collaborators for the first two works in the cycle are set designer Carl Fillion, lighting designer Etienne Boucher, video image artist Boris Firquet, and costumier François St-Aubin. To stage these epic operas, Fillion and Lepage decided to go with one set that would transform for each of the four segments of the complete Ring. Weighing in at 45 tons, the set required The Met to call upon Koenig Iron Works of Long Island City, NY, to reinforce the stage by adding three 65' I-beams underneath it. The stage wagons were also reinforced. Scène Éthique in Montreal built the set.
Setting The Stage
"I didn't know the operas well; I hadn't studied them," says Fillion of his first Ring Cycle. "But with Robert, we wanted to try something new and contemporary yet remain respectful to Wagner—modern, yet with a historic sense of the operas, and using contemporary scenic techniques."
As a result, the scenic design is bold and kinetic, with two 26'-tall towers connected on an axis that measures 5' in diameter and moves vertically via a hydraulic power system that reaches down to the basement under the stage. Twenty-four elongated triangular-shaped planks (2'-wide, with one wide flat face and two angles, and almost 30' long) are attached to this axis at their centers and can revolve individually or collectively, giving the set its flexibility. "It is always difficult to try to put these operas in a modern context," adds Fillion, who strove to avoid clichés. "The biggest challenge for me was to find the one design solution for the four operas and create all the spaces and ambiances needed to remain interesting from the beginning to the end of the cycle," he adds.
"We are sure we found the right solution that allows many different configurations and a different language for each opera with the same scenic elements," Fillion explains. In Das Rheingold, two of the strongest scenic moments are the creation of a staircase that seems to simply float across the stage and the bridge that leads to Valhalla at the end. "The planks move continuously," notes Fillion, "but in these two moments, there is a feeling of lightness for a very heavy set."
The planks also serve as the primary projection surface for the Ring Cycle, with interactive video going beyond that initially created by Holger Förterer, but along the same lines Lepage used for KÀ and La Damnation de Faust. "The set and video will continue to evolve throughout," Fillion notes. "This allows us to change the look of the set, and new video technologies will be used in operas three and four. Götterdämmerung will become very architectural." Seigfried will use 3D image technology that does not require wearing special glasses.
For Die Walküre, one of the highpoints is the flight of the Walküres, as they arrive on horseback. "Each of the planks becomes a flying horse with a Walküre galloping above the clouds, an example of the video and set combined," says Fillion, whose design decisions are complex, utilizing the set to the max. Another big moment is Die Walküre's first movement, as the set lifts up to become a big forest. "There is a projected snowstorm, triggered by the music, to set the scene," Fillion notes, adding that "fire and ice are the important elements" in Die Walküre, "creating contrasts in the opera."
The set moves in various ways. "There is mechanical movement, both hydraulic and pneumatic, as well as gravity, and even human power, pulling cords, etc., to allow us to make all the combinations," says Fillion. The operas appear in rotating repertory at The Met, where the set needs to continually move on and off the stage in the limited time allowed for changeovers, and the video projectors must be calibrated on a set that moves all the time. "It is an extraordinary feat to make it all happen," adds Fillion.
Visual Verve
A custom-built system with a dozen computers was used to create the images for Das Rheingold and Die Walküre. "A first layer is the content creation, where most things are rendered interactively in realtime based on a singer's position on set and voice amplitude," explains Firquet. This interactive imagery triggered by motion detectors is the domain of Roger Parent of the Montreal-based firm, Realisations.net.
"I don't program things on this side," notes Firquet, who created the preprogrammed images using Isadora software for the scenes that do not have interactivity, or as he puts it, "because sometimes, the good old-fashioned way works best. I also do textures for interactive effects fed to the second layer of software or the mixer side. It blends everything and sends it to the projection/mapping side."
The set does double duty as a two-sided projection screen that divides into 24 pieces and turns 360° around the axis that lifts up to 16' in the air. "This is really tricky in terms of realtime calculations," says Firquet. "I bow down to software engineers Holger Förterer and [Catalin] Alexandru Duru for their massive amount of work on the system."
"There is no real connection between the first two operas," he adds. "They live on their own. With the others designers, we decided that there will be a progression from the gods' world to human world. Starting with Das Rheingold, we are fully in the land of gods. With Die Walküre, we begin to be more in a human world." From the water effects in Das Rheingold to the fire and forests of Die Walküre, Firquet's layer of video augments the interactive imagery.
Ten projectors, hung front-of-house, comprise the heart of the video rig: seven Panasonic 10K PT-D10000Us, two Christie Roadie HD+30Ks, and a Christie Roadie HD+35K. Seven of the projectors at the balcony level shoot onto the moving sections of the set when in an upright position, and three at the very top balcony level shoot onto the stage floor and apron. "The images track the set as it moves," explains Parent, adding that the best projector for each moment is then employed. Scharff Weisberg served as projection equipment consultants.
On the interactive side, Parent and Realisations stepped into The Ring just a few months before the premiere—a little like jumping out of an airplane and knitting your parachute on the way down, he notes—but the end result is visually exciting and well executed. "The cast triggers the content, such as the mermaids in Das Rheingold," Parent notes. "They trigger bubbles that are particles that want to go to the surface, but if they don't sing, there are no bubbles. It's not like prerecorded video they have to be in time with. This is the next wave of imagery on stage with dancers and singers triggering movement rather than playback," he says.
The system at The Met uses custom software along with the infrared motion detectors to track the singers' movements, using algorithms to calculate the physics of the particles. "Some of the computers generate the particles, and others calculate the movement of the scenery, making live, split-second corrections so that the images don't spill or look distorted," Parent explains. Custom Medialon software and an MA Lighting grandMA console complete the system, which is totally redundant. "In case one machine doesn't respond correctly, we can move to the second system seamlessly," adds Parent, who collaborated with another Montreal-based firm, Maginaire, on some of the visual effects and mapping system.
"The important things are Wagner's music and the singers, and not the wizardry of the technology," stresses Parent, who all the same is forging the next generation of projection design tools. "We are there to support the score and Robert Lepage's vision," he adds, pointing out that he thinks Peter Gelb, artistic director at The Met, has made a bold choice bringing this technology into the opera house and renewing the art form. "It is a strategic move that is very interesting for the company, and Robert Lepage is a perfect candidate to integrate this new technology."
Lighting And Video: Hand In Glove
In collaborating with the other designers, Boucher notes, "For each different position of the set, we determined if video, lighting, or a joint effort of the two would serve the story and the dramaturgy best. It is always a challenge to find the right balance between video and light, so that one doesn't cancel out the other. Most often the lighting design supports the images that are front-projected. There is one scene where the set is not used as a screen but becomes an actual tangible set—the descent and ascent to and from Nibelheim." For this scene, two 575W HMI ADB 22°/50° Warps—one within each machine support tower on the set—are the only light sources guiding the characters on their journey.
In advance workshops at Scène Éthique with the actual set, Boucher tested all that he had planned virtually. "Because the time allowed for lighting at The Met is very succinct, I had programmed all my cues and effects in [Cast Software] wysiwyg," he explains. "The time that was given us in the theatre was used for focus and adjustments in cueing. The set's movements guided us in the timing for the light and video effects."
For time and efficiency reasons, Die Walküre has the same rig as Das Rheingold. "A few of the spots change position," notes Boucher. "Because the stage design is the same for the whole Ring cycle, there has to be coherence in the lighting design. I know Die Walküre has gained from the past experience of Das Rheingold, as will the two last operas."
LEDs are a prominent light source in Das Rheingold in costumes, in the props, and on the set. "The Met already owned the ETC Selador fixtures used in the show," says Boucher, pointing out that the 63" Selador Vivid units add color-changing capacity to light the cyc. Another fixture Boucher finds very useful for its small size and efficiency is the Chroma-Q Color Block 2 from AC Lighting. "It fits in the smallest of places," he notes.
In Die Walküre, the LD has created more effects with the Color Blocks. "The Seladors are used as backlighting for ambient effects, which is useful in Rheingold," he says. "The Color Blocks 2s are put to use in creating the fire effects on the set, as needed in Die Walküre."
Working in tight collaboration with the video team throughout the design process, Boucher strives to offer a blended palette of colors to support the video and enhance the feeling created by the projected virtual world. "In a few scenes, it was necessary to extend the video with lighting effects on the apron," he says. "We had a mixing job to do in the color parameters so the effect would be seamless."
This is also the case in act two of Die Walküre, which starts with lava flowing over rolling hills. "The audience can see the top of the set with the projection of the red-orange lava flow and see the light through the smoke coming out from underneath in the same color as the video," Boucher says.
Gelb's gamble seems to have been a wise move: Robert Lepage and his design team have stepped up to the plate in creating a new Ring Cycle that would please the gods as well as The Met's audience by harnessing cutting-edge technology in a visually enhanced environment that is both intriguing and innovative.


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Major: Philosophy
Company/organization: Oregon College of Oriental Medicine
Job title: Masters Student
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I would love to connect with students. In addition or instead of attending the Schmooze, I am available for one:one meetings during the weekend. Drop me an email and we'll arrange a time to meet. I arrive on Saturday.
How did you get where you are? (e.g., education, brief work history, mentors)
After graduating with a philosophy degree in 2007, I worked odd jobs for three years and considered philosophy graduate school and law school before settling on pursuing Chinese Medicine. I've been a student at OCOM since 2010 and will graduate in 2014. The tai chi classes I took as my PE credit at Reed, as well as thoughts that came out of studying philosophy, are what I credit with my decision to study Chinese Medicine.


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WASHINGTON Ś Beyonce drew a loud cheer at the inauguration Monday even before her impressive rendition of the national anthem. But in the role she played four years ago singing for the president and first lady at the inaugural ball was her ōDreamgirlsö co-star Jennifer Hudson.
If President Barack ObamaÆs first inaugural theme seemed to be summed up by BeyonceÆs ōAt Last,ö this time it was HudsonÆs version of Al GreenÆs ōLetÆs Stay Together.ö
Hudson was among the entertainment at Monday nightÆs inaugural balls, joined by Stevie Wonder and Alicia Keys, who modified her hit ōGirl on Fireö to sing ōHeÆs the president and heÆs on fire ... ObamaÆs on fire. ObamaÆs on fire.ö
The crowd at the official Inaugural Ball joined in with the Grammy-nominated fun. anthem ōWe Are Young.ö
And Wonder got small knots of dancers going with crowd-pleasers such as ōSigned, Sealed, Delivered IÆm Yours.ö
Earlier in the day, the applause for Beyonce started when she took her place with Jay-Z at the Capitol to watch President Barack Obama take the oath for his second term in office. The two stopped to chat with the Rev. Al Sharpton.
James Taylor kicked off the musical performances, strumming his guitar and singing ōAmerica the Beautiful.ö Kelly Clarkson followed with a different arrangement of ōMy Country `Tis of Thee.ö Then Beyonce was introduced and the crowd again roared its approval.
Beyonce had a definite fan in Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who applauded eagerly after she finished singing the national anthem. She offered R&B-esque vocal riffs as she sang on and the crowd seemed to love it, cheering loudly as she finished. Clarkson, too, hit high notes.
Beyonce may have been the star musical attraction, but she had plenty of company from Hollywood at the Capitol on Monday. Katy Perry and John Mayer sat side-by-side, with Perry in an orange-striped coat and wide hat, and Mayer in dark sunglasses. Singer-songwriter Ke$ha was there, too.
People flocked to the colorful pop star, snapping photos. And Perry did the same, taking shots of ōGirlsö actress and daughter of news anchor Brian Williams, Allison Williams.
Actress Eva Longoria was seated on the platform outside the Capitol after making an appearance at a Kennedy Center performance Sunday night. Perry sang at the childrenÆs concert the night before.
Former Boston Celtics great Bill Russell was in the crowd, too, along with actor Marlon Wayans.
AP writers Donna Cassata, Darlene Superville, Josh Lederman and Jocelyn Noveck contributed to this report.
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Cheryl Cunnagin receives 2011 President's Excellence Award
Over 50 staff members and students nominate Cunnagin for Lefton's award
Cheryl Cunnagin, Clerical Specialist in the Office of Global Education, is one of 2011 President's Excellence Award recipients. Over 50 staff members and students nominated Cunnagin in the categories of Quality Customer Service, Diversity & Inclusion, Serves as an ambassador for the university and Student Success.
On Monday December 19th, President Lefton personally stopped by the office to deliver the good news and award of $1000. Cheryl says she will use the money to continue her missionary work in Africa this summer with the Bush Clinics.
According to those who nominated her, it is Cheryl's kind words, willingness to help, open mind and big hugs that make everyone feel welcome to the Office of Global Education and Kent State as a whole. Le Su, a JMC major and international student from China, produced a video as a part of her nomination for Cunnagin.
It seems that the Kent State community has taken Cheryl's catch phrase to heart and want to let her know that "You're the BEST!"


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Following the online activism that led to the demise of the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act, some of the same cast of characters are forming a new entity under the name of the Internet Defense League. Members of the group — which purports to protect the Internet from "bad laws and monopolies" —… Read More
Ben Huh news startup Circa raises $750K seed funding
Cheezburger Network founder Ben Huh has been uncharacteristically quiet about Circa, his online journalism startup. Now word is out that Circa has raised $750,000 in seed funding. TechCrunch reports that the seed money comes from eonCapital, Quotidian Ventures, TechStars' David Cohen and David Tisch, Tumblr's David Karp, Eric Norlin's SK Ventures, Manesh Arora, Pedro Torres-Picon,… Read More
Cheezburger CEO Ben Huh on why we need to invest in education right now
Cheezburger CEO Ben Huh may be in the business of cracking people up. But the Seattle Internet entrepreneur also has some strong opinions about filling people's brains with more than just viral videos and silly Internet memes. We heard some of those ideas at an event last week hosted by the University of Washington's Master of… Read More
Microsoft uses cash to boost Windows Phone, but some app developers aren't biting
One of the big challenges Microsoft faces in mobile phones is that developers don't have the time — or resources — to make new applications for the emerging Windows Phone platform. The software giant is using its checkbook to help jumpstart that ecosystem. But as it turns out, even that financial incentive doesn't always work…. Read More
Coming to Bravo: A reality TV show starring Cheezburger's Ben Huh
"Huh?" That's the working title of new reality TV show that Bravo announced today featuring none other than Ben Huh, the founder and CEO of Seattle comedy network Cheezburger. "Ever wonder who is behind those hilarious cat memes? Bravo goes inside the office of Ben Huh and his eclectic staff at icanhascheezburger.com, one of the… Read More
The new Cheezburger redesign: Faster, funnier and fewer trolls
Cheezburger's rise to the top of the Internet charts has certainly been impressive to watch, leaving some investors kicking themselves that they didn't have the foresight to invest early in the online comedy network. But what's been most impressive about Cheezburger is how the company has strung together so many oddball Web sites, slapping things… Read More
Watch my dog help me make the picks for the WTIA awards
We've already made it through Oscar season, and now we're gearing up for March Madness. But before we get there, I've got one piece of business to take care of. The Washington Technology Industry Association is celebrating its 17th annual Industry Achievement Awards on Thursday night at the Showbox Sodo. As in years past, I've… Read More
Why Facebook may surrender users to niche social networks
What do you recall seeing in your Facebook feed recently? The following are recurring items in mine: an e-card character inventory of a melancholic young woman who has sobered up barely enough to realize her iPad is actually an Etch-a-Sketch; side-by-side comparisons of an ad for a Whopper and an actual Whopper; a funny-cuz-it's-true reminder… Read More
Microsoft Windows as a 'beautiful metaphor' and other comments of the week
The best insights, observations, comments, tweets and random zingers we heard this week. "Windows really is a beautiful metaphor for computing and with the new logo we wanted to celebrate the idea of a window, in perspective." –Microsoft's Sam Moreau in a blog post describing the concepts behind the company's new Windows logo. "Whenever you answer something,… Read More
Ben Huh's love affair with the Internet (Or why we need to protect our greatest creation)
Cheezburger CEO Ben Huh appeared today at the In NW social media conference in Seattle, offering an impassioned plea on the importance of protecting the Internet. Or, as the Internet entrepreneur dubs it: "The greatest thing that mankind has ever created." Huh, who was instrumental in the recent fight against the Stop Online Piracy Act… Read More
SOPA is a lobotomy, Google's cutbacks are heartless … and other fun quotes of the week
The best observations, quotes, comments and zingers we heard this week. "There's a fundamental difference between people who want to see the Internet and say — 'Let's lobotomize and censor parts of it because we need to control it' — and those like us who see the Internet as a method of growing the economy… Read More
Watch Ben Huh debate an NBC executive over SOPA
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With SOPA on the ropes, opponents taking their campaign to the streets
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Cheezburger cans 'collectibles,' discontinues virtual coins
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CANFIELD, Ohio (AP) -- A northeast Ohio elementary school says a missing Mickey Mouse spurred a brief lockdown while parents were visiting the school for Valentine's Day parties.
The Vindicator in Youngstown (http://bit.ly/wj00n5 ) reports a parent dressed up as Mickey Mouse to surprise a class but failed to tell the principal at C.H. Campbell Elementary School in suburban Canfield. Superintendent Dante Zambrini says the woman later changed out of the costume, and concerns about the missing Mickey prompted the lockdown as a precaution.
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We have two top 10 flyweights in action tonight in Rio de Janeiro, and one of them is Ian McCall (11-4-1 MMA, 0-2-1 UFC), who faces unranked Iliarde Santos (27-7-1 MMA, 0-1 UFC) on the UFC 163 preliminary card. Originally these two were going to be on Facebook, but multiple injuries meant live TV time for them.
Santos is dropping to 125 lbs after a rushed UFC debut against Yuri Alcantara at bantamweight. McCall entered the UFC with high expectations but has yet to record a win in the promotion. The UFC 163 prelims air live on FX at 8 PM ET/5 PM PT before the PPV broadcast kicks off at 10 PM ET/7 PM PT.
How do these two stack up?
McCall: 29 years old | 5'5" | 64" reach
Santos: 32 years old | 5'5" | 67" reach
What have these two done recently?
McCall: L - Joseph Benavidez (UD) | L - Demetrious Johnson (UD) | D - Demetrious Johnson
Santos: L - Yuri Alcantara (TKO) | W - Maycon Silvan (UD) | W - Leandro Higo (UD)
How did these two get here?
McCall was one of four men chosen for the UFC's 2012 flyweight tournament, and he won FOTN honors in his semifinal matchup with Demetrious Johnson. The problem? He was announced as the loser, but should've been given a "sudden victory" 4th round after it was discovered the scorecards were incorrectly tabulated. McCall lost the rematch to Mighty Mouse and then lost to Joseph Benavidez at UFC 156. So not only does McCall already have personal problems affecting his life, but he's not been able to get that elusive UFC win.
Santos is a Jungle Fights veteran who just recently fought John Lineker to a split decision loss back in 2011. He replaced the injured Marcos Vinicius against bantamweight contender Yuri Alcantara at UFC on FX 8, and was absolutely crushed in just 1 round. The loss, coupled with the fact that he looked much smaller than the (admittedly large) Alcantara, prompted a move to flyweight, where he's been given a very dangerous opponent.
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This is our third cruise and we found it strange to discover that NCL embark passengers at more than one port.... some of us got on at Palma but the majority of people embarked at Barcelona the following day. Not a real problem though, except the ship was geared up for the Barcelona 'timeframe' in that they had the last night entertainment on our first night and the first night welcome on our second night... plus we had to attend TWO emergency drills which didnt exactly thrill me.
So, onto the ship itself... well we like to travel and have several holidays per year so we usually go for inside cabins and this was no exception. The cabin itself was immaculate, cannot fault it, BIG double bed, maybe super king size even, the usual safe, TV, mini bar, shower etc etc... 10/10.
Ship layout is easy to follow, an excellent theatre, no poor seats at all.
Found the food to be pretty good, although we have to say that we arent fussy eaters at all. However, the scramble in the Garden Cafe, particularly at breakfast was immense... people pushing and rushing, difficult to find a table and general madness. Having said that, they do open a ' pay ' restaurant to cope with the massive demand and you simply have to carry your breakfast through to there.
This prompted us to try one of the other ' free ' breakfast outlets, however to say they were s-l-o-w would be an understatement.. about 30-40 people in there and it took them almost an hour to get our order sorted. Not good at all.
We didnt try any of the ' pay ' food outlets, cant see the need to really, although they seemed very popular.
Entertainment : NCL have a production team that put on their own shows. Dire. We almost walked out of 2 of them. However, they brought onboard 3 outside shows for 3 evenings and they were excellent, a magician / Illusionist, a quartet of male singers a little like Il Divo and some Spanish Ballerinas / dancers. They were all quality.
We read before our trip a lot of reviewers saying NCL ' nickel and dime ' their passengers.... well we are from the UK so it took some time to work out what they meant. They mean they chase you for every penny they can get out of you. Oh how true this is !!! In fact we have renamed NCL the Nickel and Cent Line.... they want ALL YOUR CASH !!
Let me explain. Alcohol : a bottle of lager was $7.32 ( £4.88 at £1 = $1.5) including compulsory tip and tax. That is one heck of a price to pay if you intend enjoying several a night. They have the total cheek to add a 15% tip and in their words state ' ADDED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ' !! Are they having a laugh !!?? You like wine ? Prepare to whine at your bill come the end of the week ! Disgusting prices.
We purchased a soda package for $53 for the week for unlimited sodas... passable if you drink a lot of soda. However it soon becomes apparant that waiters and bar staff do not like you very much when you are on this package.. they work off tips, remember the 15% added for YOUR convenience ? Well its already been added to the soda package, presumably NCL just pocket that, the bar staff and waiters were less than keen to rush to re-fill you ! As for the waiters and bar staff, there are hundreds of them. You cant settle for 2 minutes without them allover you asking would you like anything from the bar. I did feel a little sorry for them, NCL obviously pay them poor wages and force them to make it up with tips.
Whilst I am on a rant about tipping...... lets discuss the superb $12 a day per person that NCL kindly add to your onboard bill, for YOUR convenience ! Excellent, thanks for that NCL. I have a great idea for you... pay your staff next to nothing and then force your passengers to stump up a contribution to their pay packet and then pocket some of that and then make your passengers embarrassed when they query this. Americans may be used to tipping but us Brits are most certainly not. Now dont get me wrong, our cabin steward got a hefty tip from me and we also paid via the onboard end of trip bill, but $12 per day per person ?? That is too much.
My advice : go to guest services / reception and get them to lower it to a more realistic figure. We did. They did everything in their power to talk us out of it, but stick to your guns and they will lower it.
One other thing from the Nickel and Cent Line.... they dock at a port where walking through the port is forbidden. They CHARGE YOU 5 euros per person to take their shuttle off the keyside ! Sweet !!! Not.
Onto NCL trips : We didnt do a single one of them. Why not you ask ? I shall enlighten you my reader friend. They are perhaps the most hideous, the most horrendous, the most heinous disgraceful rip off of all from the Nickel and Cent Line !!
You want to go to Rome ? See the famous Vatican, perhaps the Trevi fountain or the coliseum ? With the Nickel and Cent Line this will set you back a mere $99 per person for them to transport you on a bus and leave you there.... Rome on your own they call it... I guess its a little like added for your convenience !! Anyway.... The train station is about a 10 minute walk, drops you at either St Peters Square or the main station in the centre of Rome and costs..... NINE EUROS RETURN, including any underground trains you care to catch plus busses ! It was Rome on our own..... without the added in-convenience !
I fear that my review is now nothing more than a rant dear reader, so shall leave you with the positive.
Would I sail again with NCL ? Absolutely. Did we have a superb time ? Yes. Are the staff friendly, the rooms spotless and efficient, the ships facilities good ? All yes.
NCL : pay your staff a little more, they do a great job. Charge your customer a little more for their cruise and drop the added for your convenience garbage daily charge and extortionate bar prices.


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2% might not be a lot to you but I am NOT liking a smaller #paycheck—
Tess (@woohootess) January 03, 2013
Happy New Year and happy payday! Thank goodness our "lord and savior" Obama signed the fiscal cliff bill into law after proudly proclaiming, "Under this law, more than 98 percent of Americans and 97 percent of small businesses will not see their income taxes go up."
Promises, promises.
While PolitiFact will likely rate Obama's statement "Mostly Swoon," around 70 percent of Americans are going to pay more taxes in 2013. If you like your payroll taxes (and even if you don't), you can keep them and pay two percent more than you did in 2012.
Earlier this week, many Americans realized the "fair share" fiscal cliff deal didn't seem so fair. One Democratic Underground commenter was a little behind yesterday and was shocked — shocked! — to learn that the fiscal cliff crapwich didn't extend the payroll tax holiday. (They don't call 'em DUmmies for nothing.)
The price for having your head in the sand just went up. bit.ly/W7WuOi #tcot #tlot—
(@FreedomWorks) January 03, 2013
"What happened?" he asked. "My paycheck just went down by an amount that I don't feel comfortable with. I guarantee this decrease will hurt me more than the increase in income taxes will hurt those making over $400,000."
How's that class warfare working out for ya, pal?
HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA what happened, he said HA HA HA HA HA demu.gr/10022125273—
Jim Treacher (@jtLOL) January 03, 2013
So, an idiot Lefty finally figures out "hope & change"… demu.gr/10022125273 #tcot #LUR #unions #p2—
LaborUnionReport (@laborunionrpt) January 04, 2013
The the "Elections Have Consequences" file. HAHAHAHA democraticunderground.com/10022125273#po…—
Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) January 03, 2013
Yep, elections have consequences, and here's how all those cries of "Eat the rich!" are working out:
Anyone who earns a paycheck WILL be paying more in taxes, despite congress' protestations otherwise. #FiscalCliff http://t.co/dJReq1k4—
Bobbi Jo Rohrberg (@BobbiJoR) January 04, 2013
As the first pay period of 2013 comes to a close, employers are being forced to ring in the new year by explaining why their employees' checks are smaller.
And now, time to write checks to my employees for less take-home pay than they got two weeks ago. #thanksobama #thanksdemocrats—
Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) January 04, 2013
The gild is off the lily. My employees were genuinely perplexed by the higher taxes reflected on their pay checks today. Seriously?—
HollOnHeels (@hollonheels) January 03, 2013
just noticed ALL my employees, part time, hourly, etc, will have more tax $ taken out of their checks, contrary to president's promise. LIAR—
Stan Darke (@VintageStan) January 03, 2013
Late night payroll. I dread explaining to my employees why their checks are smaller tomorrow. That tax cut was nice while it lasted.—
Jenny Wang (@imneverfull) January 02, 2013
Indeed, some employees are baffled by their shrinking paychecks.
Did new taxes go info effect today? Something I don't understand about the fiscal cliff? I got a raise, and yet my paycheck got smaller …—
Amy Brachmann (@AmyBrachmann) January 03, 2013
American workers are feeling the pain, and it's definitely not just the rich.
I thought Obama wasn't going to raise taxes on the middle class, but my paycheck was down by 2 percent today. That
Kind of hurts. Yikes!—
Abe Linkcoln (@Abraham1863) January 04, 2013
Smaller paycheck thanks to social security that I will never see #awesome—
Kyle Meranda (@ktmeranda247) January 03, 2013
First paycheck of the new year…. What the hell happened to taxes not going up on the middle class?—
Craig (@CraigGradin) January 03, 2013
Totally reflected on todays paycheck :( –>Social security tax withholding will increase from 4.2 to 6.2 percent on earnings up to $113,700.—
Americas Sweetheart (@OMG_itsDestiny) January 03, 2013
My first paycheck of 2013 is $45 short. Thanks new taxes!—
(@melissareagan) January 03, 2013
Just checked my pay stub… My taxes went up $25 a paycheck in 2013. That's $650 more a year. Ouch!—
Mandy Mullinix (@mandymullinix) January 03, 2013
Obama promised not to increase taxes on families making less than $250,000. Why do I have $30 less in my paycheck Mr. President?—
SPG (@shawnglancy) January 03, 2013
Objects in paycheck may be about $10 less than what you're used to. Thank you new social security taxes.—
kelli venezia (@kellivenezia) January 03, 2013
@ChrisWarcraft 1st paycheck noticeably smaller after the FC was avoided. Glad hard working politicians got a raise tho. #crooksandthieves—
Mike Herring (@mikeherring81) January 03, 2013
Also yay for my paycheck being smaller because of Social Security! Totally winning this week, you guys!—
Chris (@xminustDC) January 03, 2013
@barackobama please explain why my paycheck was less this week than I normal. I thought "99% of households" wouldn't see taxes raised #kbye—
Sara (@SJHotel) January 03, 2013
Most recent paycheck gutted by taxes. Thanks Obama, so much for not raising my taxes. Last time I checked I wasn't raking in over $400K—
Mike Lombardi (@MTLombo) January 03, 2013
My already small paycheck gets smaller, thanks Obama. #traitor—
G. Ahrens (@astralnugget) January 03, 2013
Ah, first paycheck of the year, first view of my higher taxes. And people say the government can't work fast.—
Patrick Black (@Patrick_L_Black) January 03, 2013
Got my first paycheck post-deal today. As expected, my taxes went up. Since I make less than $25k a year I guess I must be an evil rich guy.—
Reason Is Key (@Justinland1980) January 03, 2013
Just got my first paycheck of 2013, with this tax change I'll be frequenting thrift shops!! youtu.be/QK8mJJJvaes #taxes—
Just Me aghan (@meaghanmae) January 03, 2013
Objects in paycheck may be about $10 less than what you're used to. Thank you new social security taxes.—
kelli venezia (@kellivenezia) January 03, 2013
The first tax increase has processed on my paycheck :( #taxes #socialsecuritytax—
Florence Wright (@flowright412) January 03, 2013
My first paycheck 13 -126$ due to new taxes and Obamacare hasnt even hit yet a big FU to Obama and All the fucking Crooks in the white House—
Jc Santiago (@EternalQuest27) January 03, 2013
Just looked at my taxes for my first paycheck of the year!!! …. Makes me very upset 😡😤—
Alyssa Michelle (@AlyssaRosenbaga) January 03, 2013
Just got my first 2013 paycheck. I must be rich cuz my taxes were raised. Everyone: check your take home pay. Retweet the misery. #lnyhbt—
PeacefulConservative (@PeacefulConserv) January 03, 2013
My wife got her first paycheck of the new year, $100 smaller then normal… If this continues we will have $5200 less #ThanksObama—
Carl B. Wade (@CarlBWade) January 03, 2013
Social security taxes want up. My paycheck is now smaller than it was before I got my raise. Joy.—
rachie.rach (@Rachelrennolds) January 03, 2013
Got my 1st paycheck of the new year. The new "payroll taxes" have been applied and taken out. I am now $70 poorer per month. I am depressed.—
Jamie Lynn Natole (@jamiestarlynn) January 03, 2013
Due to payroll taxes my paycheck is $55 less than it was in 2012…so far 2013 blows.—
Elliesheva (@lizard724GH) January 03, 2013
Maaaaaaaan these higher taxes have crushed my damn paycheck! Shit was short 51 dollars 😩—
M.I.A (@MiaEffinPia) January 03, 2013
Ouch. The newly imposed taxes actually took a decent chunk of cash out of my paycheck.—
Chiz Chat (@Chiz_Chat) January 03, 2013
And you know whose fault that is, right?
Just opened up my paycheck, they said that the payroll taxes were going to be hit…FUCKING REPUBLICANS!!!! @Polo_Nolo @lowe_nolan—
Lamonte David Lowe (@montyinthebk) January 03, 2013
Of course. But there may be one silver lining in all of this:
After seeing my paycheck today I am officially a republican voter. Almost half of my paycheck gone due to raises in taxes. FUCK. THAT.—
Rachael Jones (@RachaelPJones) January 04, 2013
It seems many more Americans are simply baffled by the change in their paychecks.
Search engine terms that are bringing people to @TwitchyTeam: "why is my paycheck less this week"—
Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) January 04, 2013
How many voted their way to a smaller paycheck?
#WhyIsMyPaycheckLessThisWeek trended on Twitter Friday as helpful conservatives explained the whole "elections have consequences" thing to bewildered Obama voters.


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PERU — Miami County commissioners are considering an ordinance that would form a county-wide school safety committee made up of school and law enforcement officials.
Stanley Hall, director of finance and operations at Peru Community Schools, proposed the ordinance to commissioners Monday.
He said the state requires a county-wide safety committee in order for school districts to receive grant funding to hire armed officers or make safety upgrades to school buildings.
The committee would be made up of a school safety specialist from each district, a representative from every law enforcement agency in the county, a judge's representative and an official from a county agency that works with juveniles.
Hall said a committee has existed for about six years, but commissioners must officially create the group in order to receive state grant funding.
The committee currently meets four times a year to discuss school safety procedures and policy, and Hall said the ordinance is only a state-required step to receive grant money.
Officials at all three school districts in Miami County said they plan to apply for a $50,000 Secured Schools Safety grant through the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.
Peru hired five security officers this year to patrol its five school buildings. Hall said the officers will cost the district $128,000 annually.
He said the grant money wouldn't pay for officers but would go towards installing panic buttons or cameras in school buildings.
Maconaquah School Corp. has also hired a deputy through the Miami County Sheriff's Office to serve as a student security officer.
Superintendent Doug Arnold said they're currently paying for the deputy through a $45,000 rural and low-income school grant.
North Miami Community Schools Superintendent Cathy Egolf said the district doesn't have any armed officers. She said any grant funding awarded from the state would likely go towards safety upgrades to school buildings.
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Question: What Is the Chemical Composition of Farts?
Farts are the common name for flatus or flatulence. Have you ever wondered what farts are made of and whether they are the same for everyone? Here's a look at the chemical composition of farts.
Answer: Have you ever wondered about the chemical composition of farts, or to be more technical, flatus? The exact chemical composition of human flatulence varies from one person to another, based on his or her biochemistry, the bacteria inhabiting the colon and the foods that were eaten. If the gas results from ingesting air, the chemical composition will approximate that of air. If the fart arises from digestion or bacterial production, the chemistry may be more exotic. Farts consist primarily of nitrogen, the principal gas in air, along with a significant amount of carbon dioxide. A typical breakdown of the chemical composition of farts is:
Nitrogen: 20-90%
Hydrogen: 0-50% (flammable)
Carbon dioxide: 10-30%
Oxygen: 0-10%
Methane: 0-10% (flammable)
Lighting Farts on Fire - The Blue FlameHuman flatus may contain hydrogen gas and/or methane, which are flammable. If sufficient amounts of these gases are present, it's possible to light the fart on fire. Keep in mind, not all farts are flammable. Although flatus has great YouTube fame for producing a blue flame, it turns out only about half of people have the archaea (bacteria) in their bodies that are necessary to produce methane. If you don't make methane, you may still be able to ignite your farts (a dangerous practice!), but the flame will be yellow or possibly orange rather than blue.
The Smell of FartsFlatus often stinks! There are several chemicals that contribute to the smell of farts:
- skatole (by-product of meat digestion)
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A drunken Rob Ford made a guest appearance in Coconut Grove on Sunday.
OK, maybe it wasn't the real Ford — the outrageous Toronto Mayor who made headlines this year for his drug use and other antics — but a Ford impersonator who served as grand marshal of the 32nd annual King Mango Strut.
Audiences cheered as the fake Ford took a swig of Hennessey before leading off the strut, which drew thousands despite a light rain.
Karen Ballard, 54, of Royal Palm Beach handed the impersonator four little baggies of flour — meant to represent cocaine.
"We brought Rob Ford a present to make him feel welcome," she joked.
It's that kind of raw, ribald humor that the Coconut Grove parade is known for. The over-the-top street party requires a certain sense of humor as it pays homage to headliners of the year — such as a Miley Cyrus look-a-like who strutted the route with a wrecking ball and sledgehammer. Then there were the Kardashian sisters.
As for the politicians, there were other impersonators, including Florida Gov. Rick Scott and Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis.
"We have the same kind of audience that The Daily Show, Colbert Report or SNL would appeal to," said King Mango Strut President Mike Lucas. "We don't dumb down for anybody."
Laura Kelly, who attended the parade with a few friends, declared the group the "humor police."
"We are here to make sure that people are having a good time,"said Kelly, 56, of Fort Pierce. If they found someone who wasn't laughing, that person would get a "citation."
The friends also rated passing floats by holding up score cards.
"What keeps us coming back: the drinks, the humor," Kelly said. "It's the Grove."
It started to rain, "but you know what, you work through it." said Ellen White of Miami Springs. "It's what the Grove is about: hanging out and having fun."
"This is a live-action satire year-end-review," said Carlos Mora, 32, who lives on a boat docked near Coconut Grove and who has been attending the parade for more than a decade.
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Crowd favorites this year included Members of Mensa, a high-IQ society, bringing attention to the NSA by dressing in all black and carrying signs with phrases like: We know what you did and We know if you've been bad or good.
Obamacare, texting while driving and the debt ceiling also were headlines featured in the parade.
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The laid-back nature of the parade keeps people coming back year after year.
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08-18-2012 13:43:52 | More by t0rin0
3.55/5 rDev -9.9%
On tap at Novare. Served into my chalice, 16 oz pour
A: Clear orange hue, which shows some bubbles flown upward. Massive 3 finger fluffy head. Took a few minutes to pour. I think I got a beer mustache with my first sip. Some sticky lacing at the top
S: Packed full of mild hops. Nice, crisp fruit smell. Some of the malt works it's way through with, leaving a bready presence
T: Mostly bitterness that comes out from the hops. I remembered more citrus the first time I had it. Pretty standard for the style - some yeast, touch of dry malt
M: Definitely light bodied. Leaves a yeasty aftertaste that is mixed with some fruit (apple)
D: Incredibly easy drinking, that's for sure. I like the aggressive hops considering the style. Light, refreshing. Give it a shot
11-30-2010 00:18:04 | More by Brez07
3.63/5 rDev -7.9%
On tap at Max's today.
The beer pours a golden amber color with good head retention and lacing. The nose really reminds me of fresh anchor steam, with some perfumy flowers, bread and light honey. On the palate, for a such a low alcohol beer, this is pretty terrific. The flavor profile replicates the nose, with some light hoppy bitterness in the finish. Mouthfee is light and crisp, and drinkability is terrific.
For what is and is trying to be, this is a very nice beer.
08-14-2010 21:03:05 | More by John_M
3.68/5 rDev -6.6%
I can't review like I used to due to the fact that I'm trying to lose weight. So, I was drawn to the ABV of this beer (3.5%) and the fact that I had no clue what it was (doesn't say on the label).
Pours a cloudy whitish gold color with a two-finger head into my glass. Very interesting color for the style.
Sweet, spicy malt greets the nose with a buttery edge to it followed by grassiness from the hops.
Taste is about the same with a sweet, spicy malt bite to it. Sounds redundant but I know of no other way to describe it. Lots of flavor!
Lingering spicy malt/grassy hops in the mouthfeel. I keep thinking it's more like a saison than a california common.
A decent beer and as I said, it's full of flavor and not alcohol.
11-05-2011 23:58:23 | More by Brad007
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3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
04-04-2012 01:55:54 | More by phingdong
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
11-27-2013 04:52:18 | More by rolltide8425
3.78/5 rDev -4.1%
This is a super foamy beer that pours a light tan-amber color. It smells grassy. Like a just-mowed lawn, even. There's a big bouquet of grassy, spicy, piney hops. Nothing at all like the blonde ales I've come to expect. It's full-flavored, with grassy hops, and a slight taste of Alka-Seltzer that came through as I sipped. Curiously so, in fact. It wasn't off-putting but not necessarily something I'd want either. Finishes nicely with a touch of sweetness and enough effervescence to keep it light.
12-29-2011 18:15:36 | More by elNopalero
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11-20-2011 21:15:18 | More by DoctorB2B
4.08/5 rDev +3.6%
Pretty good beer even tho I accidently left it exposed to the sun for a short time each day for about 2 weeks. And it doesn't remind me so much of a steam beer so much as perhaps a farmhouse. Poured with a nice, foamy, frothy, thick, creamy, off white head and lots of lace. Color is a medium light amber. Aroma is big on yeast, then bitter citrus, malt. Flavor is much like nose, not overly sweet, some barnyard, finishing off with a taunt of banana, but is dominated by yeast. Body is very good and excellent carbonation. Finish is like flavor and is still dominated by yeast. For that, I don't make it a session. Interesting to try and enjoyable this time, but that's about it.
06-23-2011 02:27:49 | More by drpimento
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07-14-2013 17:59:51 | More by e30todamax
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09-12-2012 10:44:26 | More by yossarian14
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12-11-2011 03:32:03 | More by ehsteve
4.95/5 rDev +25.6%
Bought a few of these on sale, I remember when they came into the store I bought them at and they may be about a year or more old but surprisingly have seemed to stand the test of time for such a low ABV.
Pours a perfect honey/amber gold. A bit deeper in tone than what I had expected it would be. Thought it was going to be more of a straw color with the low ABV. Nice and bubbly, and the bubbles hold on through the drinking experience. I feel like this is a high quality trait when a beer can maintain carbonation down to the last sip.
Smell is a bit off-putting at first. It is almost astringent with lemongrass and hop/funk. The smell is potent though for such a light beer. Which was intriguing. Crisp and sharp.
The lemongrass smell really rolls over into the taste. That same hop/funk astringency and lemongrass are very pronounced and prodigious. A bit of a lemon tartness and ever so small hint of sweetness on it that then dives down into woody piney astringent hops that dry it out and chip the end. Surprisingly a fair amount of bitter. There is also a mineral character that is pretty pronounced about this beer, but it works with the rest of what is going on.
Mouthfeel is great. Perfect for the style. Very refreshing, crisp, and clean. The dryness is spot on and really makes this beer unmentionably refreshing and sharp. A great summer beer. And not at all watery in the least.
Overall it grows on you a whole lot. Somehow warmth does this beer a huge favor while it continues to be just as refreshing and pronounced as ever. I know warmth in a summer beer may go against the refreshing idea... but I felt like when it sat and warmed up it really became amazingly enjoyable. Kind of felt this was more of a saison of sorts crossed with a pils... I don't know. It's very good and very well achieved. The amount of flavor and potency that is in this beer for such a low ABV is astounding.
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In my jsfiddle I have an application where the user can select an option and their answers and then display it in a new row. I have one slight problem though, I think it will be easier to explain if you follow the steps below in my [fiddle][1]:
1. Open the grid and select option "3". "3" would be displayed in the textbox and buttons "A" to "C" would appear
3. Click on "Add Question" button. This would create a new row showing the details you have submitted.
4. Now click on the "Open Grid" WITHIN THE ROW you have justmcreated and select option "5". Now the textbox within the row changes the value from "3" to "5" but if you look at the top where you first chose your options and answers, it displays 5 buttons from "A" to "E".
This should not happen. This should stay to what it was previously which was buttons "A" to "C". it should only change if the option is chosen from the Option Type at the top and not within the row.
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The addition of a third catcher to Boston's 40-man roster has not dissuaded Ben Cherington and company from keeping the 31-year-old Napoli on their radar, per Rob Bradford of WEEI. The Red Sox reportedly view the veteran slugger as an option in their search for a first baseman.
Napoli has played 133 games at first over the past three seasons, but it is unclear whether he would acquiesce to play the position on a daily basis. The only season Napoli made more starts at first than behind the plate was for the Angels in 2009 when Kendrys Morales went down with his freak season-ending injury.
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Crosby has missed 12 games since he sustained a fractured jaw against the Islanders on March 30. Crosby's jaw was broken into several pieces as opposed to a clean break and required titanium plates to mend the injury. While he has been medically cleared to resume practice, he still needs medical clearance to return to game action.
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One challenge facing the festival, pianist and artistic director Stéphane Lemelin explains, is to create a receptive environment for new works by audience members who are not necessarily connoisseurs. How By framing these works with more well-known pieces—from the Classic and Romantic eras, for example — that are somehow related to them. But that's not all. Each year the festival chooses a composer-in-residence who attends performances of his or her works and also meets with the audience. "As the festival unfolds," explains Lemelin, "a relationship congeals between the composer and audience. As a result of interaction with the composer, listeners enter into his or her world and learn to love the music."
The festival's artistic director has had Ana Sokolović in his sights for several years, not only because of the richness and great variety of her music, but also because of the way she integrates Serbian folk elements in her works. Sokolović forms a line with composers more likely to find inspiration in the traditional music of their country. The play of associations between her music and that of the past is not only entirely natural; it's also particularly stimulating. An ideal context for discovering Ana Sokolović's music!
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