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He stuck to the point that the campaign is about issues and not personality.
I don't feel that the comparison to Flynn or Healy Rae is particularly mature or contributes in anyway to this discussion.
Ivor Callely faces FF parliamentary party expulsion
Friday, 4 June 2010 10:19
Senator Ivor Callely faces expulsion from the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party after an investigation was launched into his expense claims.
The party's Chief Whip, John Curran, is to propose a motion to the next meeting of the parliamentary party that the whip be removed from Senator Callely, without prejudice, pending the completion of the investigation.
This controversy began on Sunday, with the revelation that the Dublin-based Senator had been claiming travel and subsistence expenses to Leinster House from his other residence in Co Cork.
Yesterday afternoon, after receiving a written statement from the Senator, the Committee on Members' Interests in the Seanad confirmed there was sufficient evidence to sustain a complaint under the Ethics in Public Office Act.
The Committee is to receive legal advice, as well as more information about the expenses rules, before meeting again the week after next to get the inquiry under way.
Yesterday night, Fianna Fáil issued a statement noting the Committee's decision and repeating that the matter is being taken seriously by the party and that Senator Callely must deal with it 'comprehensively and transparently'.
A Fianna Fáil spokesman said 'strenuous efforts' had been made to contact Senator Callely to inform him of the decision but without success.
Separately, it has emerged that a second senator has claimed travel and accommodation expenses from an address outside of that listed on the Fianna Fáil website.
Senator Larry Butler, whose official address is in Foxrock, Co Dublin, said that since he was elected to the Seanad in 2007 he has lived in Graiguenamanagh in Co Kilkenny.
GORMLEY RULES OUT FLAT-RATE WATER, PROPERTY TAXES - The Irish Times reports that Green Party leader and Minister for the Environment John Gormley has ruled out a flat-rate property tax in next year's Budget. He has also discounted a flat-rate water charge.
The paper says there has been speculation that the Department of Finance is considering a flat-rate property tax as an interim measure until a comprehensive property valuation system is in place.
But it quotes Mr Gormley as saying that, in the case of water and property tax, it should not be on a flat-rate basis. 'I know there are people out there who think this is the way to go, but once you do that you lose the argument. All the evidence is that people are prepared to pay taxes if they are brought in on a fair basis,' he added.
Mr Gormley added that if people were asked to pay a flat-rate water charge, they were then likely to use as much as they wanted and there would be no environmental benefit.
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On Wednesday morning, Governor Rick Scott announced an ambitious plan he says will help struggling areas impacted by the fresh water releases.
He announced a $90 million state commitment for the bridging of a 2.6 mile stretch of Tamiami Trail. The bridge will replace a section of the berm that Tamiami Trail is currently built on.
The expansion is expected to allow more runoff to flow south into the Everglades, providing needed water to the Everglades National Park and keeping excess water from entering the Caloosahatchee and St. Lucie Estuaries.
Right now US-41, also known as Tamiami Trail, which stretches all the way across the state to Miami, blocks the natural flow of water south.
The project expansion is estimated to allow up to 90 percent more water flow south—meaning less fresh water runoff filters into our estuaries and waterways.
Gov. Scott addressed a group of local politicians and protesters at Centennial Park at 10 a.m. After touring the Fort Myers detention basin along the river front, Gov. Scott addressed the expansion of the project.
"If you look at what happened last week, we went and met with the Corp of Engineers… the water flow slowed down. They were able to slow it 33 percent the first day, 57 percent by the weekend, so were starting to have an impact," said Gov. Scott.
But Jennifer Hecker of the Conservancy of Southwest Florida says today's announcement and project expansion won't do much for our area.
"It's still literally just a drop in the bucket; we need so much more to fix the problems that impact the Caloosahatchee River and estuaries. He's still only funding about half the amount for everglades restoration that previous republican administrations funded," said Hecker.
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The total cost of the expansion is estimated to be $180 million. The state made a commitment to match federal funds for the project over a three-year period.
While they say Gov. Scott's visit is a step in the right direction, many were left wondering why he didn't bother to make the 30 minute drive to tour the shore—where they say runoff damage is most visible.
"Why didn't he come to the beach? This is where the issue is. Starbucks is nice, but that's not going to solve anything."
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Q: I thought roller derby was played on a banked track. Where'd it go?
If you've just seen your first roller derby bout, or watched videos of modern roller derby online, you may have been surprised to see the sport played on a flat floor surface, rather than the traditional banked track of classic roller derby. While a handful of local leagues use banked tracks (as portrayed in the film Whip It), over 98% of the 1100+ leagues playing modern roller derby around the world skate on flat surfaces.
The viability of roller derby without a banked track was discovered almost by accident, during the reinvention of the sport in Austin in 2001-2003. To raise funds and stir interest, the first skaters organized exhibition bouts in a skating rink, with an oval track taped out onto the floor.
Much to everyone's surprise, they discovered that roller derby actually works just fine on a flat track. While the speeds are lower, the hard hits remain, and the lack of an outer rail means a solid hip check to the outside can send a skater sliding all the way to the edge of the audience. Not even basketball provides quite this level of audience proximity to a spectator sport.
Modern derby's grass-roots, DIY approach imposed practical considerations as well. A banked track costs $15-20,000 to construct. Once built, it needs a permanent space to live, which can mean a warehouse rental at anywhere between $5,000 and $15,000 per month. Even if a suitable warehouse can be secured to set the track up for practice and training, the space almost certainly won't meet fire code to house an audience. In this case, for every bout the track must be disassembled, transported to the bout venue, reassembled, and then struck and returned home.
Contrast a flat track, which can be set up with a tape measure and about a hundred bucks of nylon rope and tape. Practice time in a skating rink might cost $50-200 per hour, substantially less than warehouse rental. As more people in more locations set out to start playing derby, these practical matters led many to forego the traditional banked track in favor of flat track's flexibility.
Despite the challenges, a few modern leagues have made a go of it on banked tracks, including the Derby Dolls in Los Angeles and San Diego, Arizona Derby Dames in Phoenix, Tilted Thunder Rail Birds in Seattle, OC Rollergirls in Orange County, and the TXRD Lonestar Rollergirls in Austin.


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In the top of the first inning, Ryan Vogelsong got himself into a jam, then got himself out of it.
In the bottom of the first, Chris Carpenter didn't bother with the getting-into part of the jam; he just went ahead and gave up a leadoff home run to Angel Pagan, who drove Carpenter's fourth pitch, a high fastball, over the tall barrier beyond right field.
Marco Scutaro, who nearly had his legs snapped in half by Matt Holliday in the top of the inning, came up next and drilled a single. But Carpenter got it together, retiring both Pablo Sandoval and Buster Posey on foul pops before walking Hunter Pence. Finally, the threat ended when Brandon Belt -- after taking a couple of very close pitches for strikes -- hit an easy grounder to Daniel Descalsco.
Both starter have been shaky early on, but there's been just one run: Giants 1, Cardinals 0 after one inning.


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St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford is still dealing with an ankle injury and is officially listed as questionable on the Rams injury report. Bradford will be the dreaded game-time decision on Sunday, but most do not expect Bradford to be able to play against the Arizona Cardinals. Bradford has missed the past two games. If Bradford is on your roster, it's best to leave him on your bench regardless, as the Rams offense has been dreadful.
Filling in for Bradford once again will likely be A.J. Feeley, who led the Rams to their first victory of the season over the New Orleans Saints. He threw for 175 yards and connected with Brandon Lloyd for a touchdown. If you need an emergency start at quarterback, Feeley may get you some points going up against a bad Cardinals secondary.
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In the wake of the awful tragedy in Aurora, Colorado, it was revealed earlier this week that Warner Bros. had decided to remove a sequence from the Ruben Fleischer film "Gangster Squad" that featured gangsters shooting through a movie screen toward an audience and that the studio was already planning reshoots in order to make the then-locked-in September 7th release date.
But now it looks like the studio has come to their senses and realized that there would be no way to have reshoots and meet a release date that would only be a little more than a month away, so they have decided to postpone the film until next year. January 11th is looking like an appealing date right now as the only competition is the Jeremy Renner-starring "Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters," which is currently riding a wave of zero buzz. While we had hoped that cooler heads would prevail, and that the scene (which is said to be a key climatic sequence) would stay intact, it seems WB is still looking to take it out entirely. Nothing is firmed up at the moment as scheduling for both the reshoots and a subsequent press tour for the film need to be ironed out, but either way it looks like the "Gangster Squad" gang are looking at both changes to the movie and a delay in release date.
In other scheduling news, Disney has moved up its latest 3D-conversion re-release (cash-grab) "Monsters Inc." from its mid-January 2013 release a month to December 19th. There's been no official comment on why the change was made but if we had to guess, we'd say the Mouse House simply recognised a gap in family fare programming when they saw it. It's a busy week at the theater with Judd Apatow's "This Is 40," the Tom Cruise action vehicle "Jack Reacher" and Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty" all making their way to screens, along with Michael Haneke's "Amour" and the tsunami drama "The Impossible" in limited release. Seems like a smart counter-programing move, for Moms and Dads trying to find some family entertainment.
Finally, the latest low-budget horror effort from "Saw" and "Insidious" helmer James Wan, "The Conjuring," will land on January 25, 2013. Starring Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, the film follows a husband and wife team of demonologists and psychic investigators who encounter the most horrifying case of their career, when they take on spirits in a Rhode Island farmhouse. Boo! [THR/BoxOfficeMojo/Deadline]
Tyler | July 25, 2012 8:52 PM
Planning on not seeing the movie in theaters if they go through with this.
Caleb43 | July 25, 2012 6:14 PM
I'm confused. Are movies real life? Seriously though, this whole "Gangster Squad" situation ticks me off. Warner Bros. is in no way responsible for any of this. Violence in movies is fake. I hope that people understand this. Some do not understand apparently. Thankfully, I believe that there are enough intelligent people out there who do understand this, and that this will only be yet another unnecessary p/c fad that smart people have to endure on the account of idiots. p.s. i think that some of these people are insulting the people who lost their lives simply because they wanted to relax and watch a movie that they all knew was fake. When the thought of "cutting parts out" comes up, let's not think of "Gangster Squad" and let's think of the killer instead. I'd like to see him get "edited." Like that offensive part where he is still alive and stuff.
Jeffrey Imm | July 25, 2012 1:45 PM
Warner Bros should have cancelled this ultra-violent film that glamorizes mass-murder, and all of its other films glamorizing mass-murdering characters. Warner Bros should also immediately stop mass merchadising its toys, shirts, and costumes which glamorize mass-murdering characters. But ONE promise for Warner Bros - when its next ultra-violent film comes out - human rights activists will be protesting it!
Our petition to challenge Warner Bros' glamorization of mass murder will continue
Jeff | July 25, 2012 11:09 AM
I'm betting the film isn't very good. If Warner had any confidence in it, they wouldn't consider moving it to the January dumping ground. They'd push it to November or hold it until next summer when this had blown over and cutting it wouldn't be necessary.
JD | July 25, 2012 10:59 AM
WB should absolutley not cut the scene, the pushing back of the date makes sense anyway as coming up against Cruise, Bigelow and a Cannes Winner dosen't make for good business but the scene should stay intact despite the fact that shooting in a cinema will now be a sensitive issue for some time. It simply says that they are going to allow a sick person to impose his message on the film industry and the way fans have to view them: censored for political correctness.
DG | July 25, 2012 10:46 AM
Seriously just keep the scene in
lolitahaze | July 25, 2012 9:41 AM
Moving the release date is the sensitive and the right thing to do. Removing the scene and re-shooting is absolutely the wrong thing to do. While WB might be thinking that it would help, what it is really doing is sending the worst message possible. A tacit admission that movies are to blame for violence. Even if that were true, and it's not, the horse has already left that particular barn. It's a period film from a period where gangsters used tommy guns in public. It is also letting this crazy bastard with a bad dye job dictate what artists should do. All film fans should fight this stupid idea.
Huffy | July 25, 2012 9:03 AM
I'm all for being respectful but all this does is give that asshole more power and satisfaction.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- Mike D'Antoni is out as coach of the New York Knicks, who are in danger of missing the playoffs when he said they should contend for a championship.
Assistant coach Mike Woodson will serve as interim head coach and will lead the team against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday night.
Knicks owner Jim Dolan said in a statement that he and D'Antoni "mutually agreed that it would be best for the organization if he did not continue in his role as coach of the Knicks."
D'Antoni's departure comes less than a month after he seemed rejuvenated by the emergence of Jeremy Lin, the undrafted point guard from Harvard who came off the end of the bench and proved to be the player who could properly run the offensive system.


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Fire investigators are trying to determine whether an arsonist is on the loose in southeast Portland.
This morning at 5:45 a.m. a resident of an apartment building at Southeast 97th Avenue and Steele Street said she called 911 after waking up to her car alarm going off, and then discovering that her vehicle was on fire.
When firefighters arrived, they found a Jeep fully engulfed in flames. As they worked quickly to put out the fire, a neighbor approached the crew and said someone had poured gasoline all around their home and property.
Gina Gardipe, the grandmother of the children who live in the home a short distance from apartment complex, said she had come to pick up her son-in-law at 5:30 a.m. That's when she saw an unfamiliar truck parked in front of the home, pulling away.
Gina said she parked her vehicle, and as she walked up to the front door, she smelled a strong, familiar stench. On the porch she found a draped sheet, soaked with gasoline.
The family living in the home, which includes a several children, evacuated as fire investigators seized the evidence and processed the scene.
A large gas can was found by a fence at the apartment complex, and several tools were found nearby a work truck at the neighboring home. At least one of the truck's tires was flattened.
The neighbors all say they have no clue who might be responsible for the fire or the gasoline-soaked sheet, and none believe they were being targeted by anyone.
Firefighters told FOX 12 that the gas-covered sheet is connected to the Jeep fire and investigators believe someone may have torched it on purpose.
No one was hurt during either incident.
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New York
3.93/5 rDev +16.3%
And a happy new year to you too. Simple Saturday 'scursion, Philly (drop off Randy), Syracuse, and then the Albany area with some this and that back along the way, mostly not even so. It'll be a 5 brewpub day, and we had to work for this one, but that's what we get paid for, right? Oh, wait...
Sweet street spot got and we dodged some parties to get in quickly. Well timed at that, as a flood of people came in behind us and found themselves standing, while we snagged us one of 3 raised roundy table just inside the door below the big front windows over Main Street. It's a tight & tiny little 500 square feet of a storefront and the place next door real soon, on a strip of more of the same, at the foot of a mountain Windham.
"L" shaped wood bar seating nearly a dozen, it's barback counter holding tiered booze, what else would it do? Blackboards above to both sides of a large center flatscreen; one listing tap selections, bottles, wines, martinis, margaritas; the other listing specials, brewery shwag & growler pricing. Stuccoey walls & ceiling done red, and creaky slat floorboards below your toes. The walls and boards trimmed in spruce garland, dangling Xmas balls abound. Strung holiday lighting, wreathes, ribbons, dangle balls of all sizes, the periodic snowflake, and bunches of them silver ball things (what do they call that?) A small bar counter sits forward the bar below a brewery logo placard and a single table to the rear with views of the "wee equipment" single barrel brew room. 5 booths on the wall adjacent to the bar with windows above to the soon to be opened other side (the next door will hold seating and an area for band set up).
Slight menu holds snacks and apps, wraps and sandwiches. I'm thinking I will defeat the giant salted pretzel (I ain't going to be laughed at by no giant pretzel, no). Foodings are dealt in a small kitcheny area just past the bar; I can see the goings on there. What the, holy fuck, that's a big pretzel, and the bitch was laughing at me, and I just sat there and took it. Steady. Steady. Show no fear. Easy for you to say, Dave, you're having the fish fry.
12 tap tower on the bar and a little barrel of the house root beer. 6 full timers (American Blonde, 5.5%, with a grainy nose; Irish Red, 5.5%, fair to meddling; English Nut Brown Ale, 6%, pleasant, with a decent maltiness there; German Hefe, 6.7%, more citrus than banana bomb; Centennial IPA, 8.5%, tasty, and yes!; Oatmeal Stout, 5.6%, not really stouty but has bitter niceties as it warmed), and 6 seasonals (Hemp Seed Ale, very buckwheatesque; Roggenbier, really tasty as it warmed; Rye IPA, spicy, good nose, quite nice; Oaked Hard Cider, um, surprisingly surprising; Bock, strange appleness, and no, it was not on the heels of the cider; Raspberry wheat, non cloying, non bad). Centennial IPA is hands down, the goddamn winner. "Landslide", agrees Dave, although you should never say that word aloud on a ski mountain. Also liked the English Nut Brown Ale, Roggenbier & Rye IPA.
Music is piped in from I don't know where they play Pink Floyd and Country intermingled but, from there. It was half good and half not, the Country being that which was not. And servicewise, although having much room to cover, she was attentive, pleasant, and smelled nicely of shampoo. I like a girl who washes her hair.
People to the left of us were entertained by all my little glasses (it's called "a sampler"), guy to the right of me sitting by himself with a glass of wine on the table across from him, like there was someone there to drink it, which there wasn't. Got creepy fast, we wondered about his deal. Well well well into my sampler, his lady friend showed up, we were relieved and told him so. Got talking some, they're retired and living on a ski mountain, good old beer people, travelers like ourselves but not as cool as we.
Off to a good start, me thinks, we thinks. A place to see if you ski here, TAP in the Spring, or are up in Tville to get your licorice on.
01-31-2009 22:39:32 | More by slander
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01-17-2014 19:16:11 | More by mrskunk
New York
1.95/5 rDev -42.3%
Both the beer and food were decent and I'm sure at any given time this would be a nice place to stop. Sadly when I went was not that time.
Our waitress was in a grumpy mood or so it seemed and took it out on us with barely a word as she plunked down our first round. (this continued with each round and our food) Although this is a brew pub we were refused a sampler flight because this was a busy weekend and it was going to get busy later (we were there about 5pm and they were not even full yet) .
Also because it was a busy weekend all our craft beer came in plastic cups and our food was served on paper plates.
We were in town for the Warrior Dash as were lots of people I assume, so the management took this opportunity to showcase their place to a lot of out of town visitors by limiting choices and serving food and drinks like we were at a frat picnic.
In spit of all this my wife and I ordered a total of 5 beers and split them to try all the house beers. There was one we did not order but wanted to try a taste of and we were flat out refused-this after ordering 5 full price beers!
I did not ask the cost of a beer when we started, I know what a draft should cost in an upstate NY town, especially when served in a plastic cup. I was shock to see this place charges $6 for a draft beer that I doubt was even a full pint. I do not know if this is the regular price or the Out of town gouge and screw price.
Our total bill was over $65 for 2 sammies, an order of fries and 5 beers. I thought about it after we left. I should have questioned it then but we just wanted to leave. We never once felt welcome there.
We'll be in town for the Warrior Dash again next year, but will be passing up Cave Mountain.
08-13-2012 00:10:25 | More by shaff01
New York
3.03/5 rDev -10.4%
==== Update October 2010
Returned with disappointment. The special/seasonal beer has been replaced with guest taps from across the country. The in-house brew choices were a little lacking, and could not really understand why they'd have a Fruit Wit at this time of year.
I went with the IPA. It was clearly coming from the bottom of the tank with a tremendous amount of debris suspended in it. There were even small pieces of hop leaves sticking to the edge of the glass, and I do not believe it was because the beer was Dry-Hopped. Bartender did offer to try pouring me a new IPA, but I declined knowing that it would just get worse instead of better, and I was correct ... witnessed the next pour that was ordered by the guy next to me.
I've read recently that the original brewer is no longer there and that the owner has taken over. See Yankee Brewnews for exact details.
Food was still decent as described below.
==== Original Review Jan 2010 Rated: A-
Stopped off here on a Sunday for lunch; and let me say, it was freakin' cold!!!
All their beer on tap is their own; they had about six all-year beers plus six seasonal selections. Since this was my first visit, I started with a flight ... $6 for six 5-oz pours which is extremely reasonable.
The board suggested that the flight had to be all from the Year-Round or Seasonal list; however, before I had a chance to say anything he offered that I could pick-and-choose, which, is exactly what I did.
My custom flight consisted of an ESB, Pale Ale, Irish Red, English Brown, Double-IPA and Oatmeal Stout. Oddly, the Pale and ESB were Seasonal while a German Hefe (which I did not have) was a Year-Round offering. I think this should be swapped with the pale. They had an IPA on, but it was not pouring properly so I'll have to try that on a return trip.
I won't review each beer... not fair since I was doing a flight. I will say that they were all well done except for the ESB which was way off IMO. The Pale Ale and Double IPA were very well done, and the others I had were worthy as well.
After my flight, I had a full pint of the Pale Ale. Again, I certainly hope they consider transferring this to the Year-Round offering. It was fresh and floral in aroma and made for an excellent session beer.
They have a nice menu; simple yet diversified with quite a few selections. Everything is made in a small open kitchen adjacent to the bar. I had an excellent half-pound burger with fries.
I only had one constructive criticism. Remember I said how COLD it was? Well, they have a trap door in the floor behind the bar which is how they gain access to the basement. While down there, they leave that door up and one hell of a cold draft (no pun intended) comes up. I didn't say anything because I can see why they leave it open and I'm guessing it was only a big issue that day because of the extreme temps outside.
So with Brewpubs, the trick is both Beer and Food done well. They do this here and do it well. If you're traveling on the NYS Thruway and are up for a diversion, it's worth the scenic drive up the mountain.
I look forward to going back again soon.... perhaps when it's a bit warmer outside :)
10-29-2010 16:57:54 | More by madmanjf
New York
3.3/5 rDev -2.4%
Decided to take a road trip on a Sunday afternoon. Wanted to try the Black IPA, but it had run out the day before. The bar maid suggested the oatmeal stout if we like dark beers, which, as we know, is nothing like a black IPA. Instead we had the Centennial IPA . We both thought it was good. When we asked about the beer flight, we were told we could not make any substitutions, even though we offered to pay extra. Not customer friendly in our opinion. If they have a blonde we know we don't want, why not sub out another of the house brews. Also tried the Double IPA. Thought it was good, but not enough hops in the nose. Also managed to get a taste of the Hop Wheat and the Oatmeal Stout. Both were good. So make no mistake the beers we tasted were good.
We had an order of wings, and a steak caesar salad, both were good. Thought the $15 salad should qualify for a real plate, not a paper plate. Just thought it was a bit odd.
Took home a growler of the Centennial for $10.
Overall, the server was attentive and nice, but not overly knowledgeable about the beer. Also, they say that they have $2 pints on Sundays, not so. Only after 4:00, which it does not mention on their website. Not a road trip worthy destination in our opinion.
08-15-2010 23:07:18 | More by rikatine
New York
4.44/5 rDev +31.4%
I was in Windham for the second weekend in a row, and finally stopped in this place just as they were opening on a Sunday.
I was VERY pleased and here's why:
-Greeted by a friendly and pretty barmaid who was all to glad to make some substitutions on my six beer flight (I swapped out a lager and something else for two specials, the DIPA and Black IPA).
-The flight was a very good bargain at $8 and served in glasses that were very ample. They were large enough to give you feel for each beer. I almost never go for flights...I just say why bother. But here it was an efficient way to try the brewery's offerings.
-All beers were at least "good". A few were "excellent". The Oatmeal Stout was very solid. The DIPA and the Centenial IPA were delicious. The Black IPA hit its mark...tasted like a hoppy swartz beer...very nice. The Brown Ale was just so, so...but I never like brown ales that much. And the wheat beer was delicious, even though I generally don't go for wheats.
-I got a growler of the Centenial IPA to go from our lovely server. Priced right at $10! This IPA is nicely balanced and reminds me of a 60 Minute (better yet, a 75 Minute) or a Racer 5.
I have never heard of this brewery and I would guess they put out a modest volume of beer. They certainly don't distribute down to New York City. The beer is fresh and top-notch. Check this place out if you are in the Catskills!
Oh, one nit. I was skeptical that this was a "real" brewpub given that they had at least one piece of macro-signage out front. Ignore that, they make great beer of their own and have a bigger selection than I have mentioned.
Another plus is the pleasant, clean atmosphere with just enough memorbilia...not cluttered at all. Very cool can collection in the "can".
08-10-2010 01:16:35 | More by TeddyBrew
New York
4.05/5 rDev +19.8%
Cave Mountain Windham, NY
On the main drag of downtown Windham, just a few minutes from Windham ski area, this place was a very pleasant surprise. Two rectangular rooms, one with the bar and one the main dining room with a comfy couch area. Flat screens in both to watch the game. They had about 6 of their own brews on tap and for growler pours. They also have a bunch of space waster bottles. Typical pub grub, including large tasty looking burgers that are grilled on an open grill next to the bar. Got to love $2 pints on Saturday afternoon, as the sun is going down and the Jet game is on. A lot of specials, micro brewed beer, live music several nights of the week, friendly staff, mellow and comfortable atmosphere, add it all up and I would be in this place many times a week if I was local
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I did want to like this establishment. It's in a great town, and in a great location. The beers are middling in quality for a reasonable price. The Irish red ale style was respectable, the English Nut Brown ale had a strange but good mineral tang. The pub food was pricey, the dining room was painfully noisy and unwelcoming. The seating is uncomfortable and there are too many big TVs, with 2 different radio stations overlapping. Serving chicken wraps and potato sticks without silverware is rude. The staff are good looking and cheerful, (but at least at lunch time, a bit spaced out). I think they can do better, and may, given more development time. If you are near (or passing through) give it a try.
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We hear a lot about Arizonans helping each other during the holidays.
On Wednesday, a group of Tempe Middle School students raised money to buy presents for children in their own district, making sure other classmates have gifts under their Christmas tree.
The total on these receipts topped $14,000. That money was raised by the students who are giving Santa a hand this holiday season.
Lexi Hayden, daughter of FOX 10's Troy Hayden, says she picked out presents she would like to find under the tree.
"Things that I would like for Christmas because we're buying for our same age group, so I was just thinking of things that other kids would like."
Not only did the students pick out the toys themselves, but many used their own money to buy them.
"I used a lot of my allowance and I asked a lot of people around my neighborhood if they would donate," said Core Zarembra, who donated $75.
Another student, J. Iannone, said, "I got some from my savings for like what I really want, but I knew that people out there, they might want what I want."
The toys will be taken to the Kyrene Resource Center so parents and guardians who can't afford to buy presents will be able to pick them up before the holiday.
"It makes me feel like the real spirit of Christmas," said Maya Gordon.
Iannone adds, "I want them to feel happy and joyful for the whole day."
"It makes me feel really good. It makes me feel like I've made an impact on my community," said Hayden.
The gifts will make Christmas morning memorable for more than 1,000 students.
You can drop off a toy donation at the Kyrene District Office during business hours this week.
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Cannoli Cheesecake Recipe
- 3 cartons (15 ounces each) ricotta cheese
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 7 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/3 cup miniature semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/4 cup chopped pistachios
- Place a greased 9-in. springform pan on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Securely wrap foil around pan; set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat ricotta cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in the flour, vanilla and orange peel. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Pour into prepared pan; sprinkle with chocolate chips. Place in a large baking pan; add 1 in. of hot water to larger pan.
- Bake at 350° for 65-75 minutes or until center is almost set. Remove pan from water bath. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer.
- Refrigerate overnight. Sprinkle with pistachios. Yield: 12 servings.
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Texture was horrible. was not smooth like a cheesecake should be. Taste is okay, the orange flavor is too overpowering and does not taste like any Cannoli I have ever tasted. Won't make again.
i used a smoother ricotta and also i would suggest if using regular ricotta to strain it in cheesecolth overnight. I also used crushed up cannoli shells for the crust
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made this cheesecake for thanksgiving(canada)30 people,not 1 person like it the texture and the taste,very disappointed throw the recipe in the garbage.
CRUST..beause it has flour, it makes it's own crust. I have seen recipes 1/2 with crust and 1/2 without and I think it is because of the flour which make what I would call an Invisible Crust.
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A Grammy award winner, Shenandoah has won more than 40 music awards, including 13 Native American music awards. Shenandoah sings in her native Iroquois tongue. Her daughter Leah and sister Diane will perform with her in Cooperstown.
Neil Young described Joanne as "one of the finest tributes to Native American music and culture."
The concert will be held at 7 p.m. in the Louis C. Jones Center at The Farmers' Museum. Tickets are $20 each and available at the Fenimore Art Museum shop, The Farmers' Museum store and online at FenimoreArtMuseum.org/museumshop.
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UPDATED DECEMBER 16, 2013: The wife of a man who police say was murdered speaks for the first time about the her loss, and how she feels about no arrests being made since the crime took place.
It's been two months since Joplin resident Jeffrey Slama was killed in his rural home.
Slama, 58, was on the phone with a 911 dispatcher when the deadly attack happened on October 16. The dispatcher heard Slama pleading for his life.
No one has been arrested in the case.
Newton County Sheriff Ken Copeland says there is nothing new in the case right now but they are continuing to investigate.
On Monday we sat down with Slama's widow, Joanne.
She's a counselor at Neosho High School and still lives at the home where her husband was murdered. His ashes are now buried next to a tree on the Slama's property.
Joanne says she's been told very little evidence, including fingerprints from suspects, has been gathered from the scene.
"The person was not in my house very long, maybe a minute," says Joanne. "As far as I understand, they really didn't leave behind much evidence. I know the sheriff's department would appreciate any information, tips, leads, that people might have."
Joanne says she, along with their kids and three grand kids miss Jeffrey every day.
"It's not difficult living in the home. That home was filled with love. We were married for 31 years, so Jeff is in that home. All his things are there. His heart is there. So he's there in a lot of ways. I think it will be hard to leave that home, really."
Joanne says her husband was well liked in the Four State area and knows of no one who would want to kill her husband.
She is asking for anyone with information about the case to contact police so that others may not face similar hurt.
Newton County Sheriff Ken Copeland confirmed to us that investigators do not have new leads in this case.
UPDATED October 16, 2013 at 3:20 PM: Newton County Sheriff Ken Copeland says it appears the victim, 58-year-old Jeffrey Slama, was found just inside the home's front doorway.
"It appears as though he came out of the bedroom, was probably shot in the hallway. The victim still had the telephone in his hand," says Copeland.
Sheriff Copeland gathers from Slama's 911 call that the victim did not know the suspect. Police believe a rock was used to break into Slama's glass front door.
Slama's wife was notified earlier this morning about her husband's death.
"Of course she's in shock right now," says Copeland. "You can imagine leaving your spouse or loved one in the morning. Going to work, like it would be any other day going to work. And then you have the sheriff's department show up, a couple hours later, telling you a person has been killed."
Police believe this incident is an isolated attempted burglary.
"In all probability, this person didn't want to be identified. That's why he killed the resident. My guess, from 30 years of experience, I would say that he's long gone from that area and probably wouldn't return to that area," says Copeland.
The sheriff is asking anyone, especially those in rural and secluded areas, who've seen a little black car "prowling in the area" to contact the Newton County Sheriff's Office - (417) 623-6682.
Slama served as the deputy grand knight of Joplin Council No. 979 of the Knights of Columbus.
UPDATED October 16, 2013 at 12:45 PM: The news conference with Sheriff Ken Copeland is now available in its entirety...
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UPDATED October 16, 2013 at 12:05 PM: At the news conference Sheriff Ken Copeland said Jeffrey Slama, 58, of 2806 Insbrook Lane in Joplin, called 911 and told dispatch somebody had broken into his home. As units were dispatched the dispatcher could hear Slama plead with the suspect not to shoot him. A few minutes later the dispatcher heard the gunshot.
Upon arriving at the residence, Sheriff Copeland says they found the front door open and Slama's body inside.
Sheriff Copeland says Slama died of an apparent gunshot wound but says an autopsy will be conducted in Springfield.
Officers spoke with some workman working on a roadway nearby and were told a little black car had left the area at a high rate of speed.
Sheriff Copeland says they've since learned of home invasions in Barry County where a white male driving a little black car was seen.
The sheriff says anyone, especially those in rural and secluded areas, who've seen anyone in a little black car "prowling in the area" and have more information to contact the Newton County Sheriff's Office -417-623-6682.
We will bring the latest details as they become available.
Investigators are at a rural home near Aspen Road investigating an apparent burglary-homicide. It is also near Interstate 71 in Newton County.
Sheriff Ken Copeland tells us sometime this morning a 911 dispatcher received a call from a man inside this home. The dispatcher could hear someone yell "no, please don't shoot" then the line went dead.
When deputies arrived they found a man dead inside this home. He appears to be in his 60's.
Several evidence markers are on the ground and investigators are still at the scene.
The body has been removed from the home.
That is all the information police are telling us here at the scene. A news conference has been scheduled.
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More than 120 participants representing 29 states, 15 countries, and more than 30 denominations (mainline, evangelical, and Catholic) gathered at Duke Divinity School from June 6-11, 2011 for the third annual Summer Institute.
The event, hosted by the Center for Reconciliation, was titled "The Ministry of Reconciliation in a Divided World." Activities included classroom sessions, panels and lectures with world renowned scholars to corporate worship in the Divinity School's beautiful Goodson Chapel, and small-group discussions in Duke University's lush gardens and other venues around campus. Speakers at the Summer Institute cover topics ranging from transformative leadership to spirituality for the long haul.
The 2011 Institute followed the success of the 2010 and the inaugural Summer Institute in 2009, which both produced powerfully transformative ripple effects for ministries around the U.S. and around the world.
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See a variety of interviews and read articles in Faith & Leadership, the online magazine of Leadership Education at Duke Divinity, by Summer Institute faculty, staff, and participants.
- Sarah Jobe, Chaplain at Raleigh Correctional Center for Women
- Kit Danley, founder and president of Neighborhood Ministries []
- Efrem Smith, Superintendent of the Pacific Southwest Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church
- Paulus Widjaja, Director of Duta Wacana Christian University's Center for the Study and Promotion of Peace
- Jan Love, Dean of Emory University's Candler School of Theology
- Edgardo Colon-Emeric, assistant professor of Christian theology, Duke Divinity School
- Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, author and associate minister at St. John's Baptist Church in Durham, N.C.
- Curtiss DeYoung, professor of Reconciliation Studies, Bethel University
- Richard Hays, Dean of Duke Divinity School
- Phileena Heuertz, co-director of the international mission organization Word Made Flesh
- Violette Nyirarukundo Mwenedata, Rwandan genocide survivor and leader in trauma healing
- Noel Castellanos, CEO, Christian Community Development Association (CCDA)
- Virgilio Elizondo, Professor of pastoral and Hispanic theology, University of Notre Dame
- Chris Heuertz, co-director of the international mission organization Word Made Flesh
- Laura Truax, Senior Pastor, LaSalle Street Church, Chicago, IL
- Celestin Musekura, founder and president of African Leadership and Reconciliation Ministries
- Sam Barkat, Executive Director of the Institute for Collaborative Engagement
- Malcolm Guite, Chaplain of Girton College, Cambridge, and teacher, Cambridge Federation of Theological Colleges
- Jin S. Kim, Founding Pastor, Church of All Nations in Minneapolis, Minn.
- Mary Nelson, Former President and CEO of Bethel New Life, a Chicago community development organization
- John Perkins, Mississippi civil rights leader and Voice of Calvary Ministries founder
- Margaret Pfeil, Assistant Professor, Department of Theology, University of Notre Dame
"The 2009 Summer Institute was my introduction to the Center for Reconciliation. One of my pastors at St. Luke's UMC recommended I attend, as St. Luke's has committed itself to helping develop meaningful relationships, worship, and service to a neighborhood in Houston that is richly diverse in its social, ethnic, and economic character. The Institute was a week of learning and inspiration. The leadership was outstanding. The participants represented a world-wide network deeply committed to a myriad of reconciliation initiatives. I left the Institute awakened to the hope and the pain of the reconciliation journey and armed with stories, contacts, and resources to enrich my church's commitment to the Beloved Community." — Gene Graham, Houston, Texas


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I'm taking a photo-a-day of both Maya and Owen. Maya's daily photo is called My Maya-A-Day and Owen's daily photo is called One Owen-A-Day. Every day since they were was born, I take a photo of each of them and post it to www.udkow.com that same day to allow everyone to see how they are growing and progressing.
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Beetnik Martini
If juicing sounds too healthy for you, may we suggest adding booze? The beets turn the vodka a fantastic shade of pink, and ginger adds a flavorful kick.
Published: March 2013 Servings: 12
Vodka and syrup
- 6 medium red beets (about 2½ lb.), scrubbed, trimmed
- 1 750-ml bottle vodka
- ¾ cup sugar
- 2 tablespoon grated peeled ginger
- 3 oz. fresh lemon juice
- 3 oz. fresh lime juice
- 12 slices lemon slices
Nutritional Information
- 12 servings, 1 serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 230
- Fat (g) 0
- Saturated Fat (g) 0
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 20
- Dietary Fiber (g) 3
- Total Sugars (g) 16
- Protein (g) 2
- Sodium (mg) 75
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Vodka and syrup
Cook beets in a large saucepan of boiling water until tender, 1–1¼ hours. Drain; let cool slightly. Peel and slice. Combine warm beets and vodka in a large 1½-qt. jar (save vodka bottle to store finished product). Cover; chill for at least 5 days and up to 1 week. Strain into a medium bowl; discard beets. Pour beet vodka back into reserved bottle. Cover and chill.
Bring sugar, ginger, and ¾ cup water to a boil in a small saucepan, stirring to dissolve sugar. Let cool. Strain ginger syrup into a medium jar; discard ginger. Cover and chill. Beet vodka and ginger syrup can be made 1 month ahead. Keep chilled separately.
For each cocktail, combine 2 oz. beet vodka, ½ oz. ginger syrup, ¼ oz. lemon juice, and ¼ oz. lime juice in a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously until cocktail shaker is very cold. Strain drink into a coupe or Martini glass. Float a lemon slice on top.
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Cranberry Sauerkraut Meatballs Recipe
- 1 can (14 ounces) whole-berry cranberry sauce
- 1 can (14 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and well drained
- 1 bottle (12 ounces) chili sauce
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 package (32 ounces) frozen fully cooked homestyle meatballs, thawed
- In a 4-qt. slow cooker, combine the cranberry sauce, sauerkraut, chili sauce and brown sugar. Stir in meatballs. Cover and cook on low for 4-5 hours or until heated through. Yield: about 5 dozen.
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I've had this receipe for years. I make my own meatballs with ground turkey and it tastes great and a little healthier.
This recipe is simple, yet a great combination of ingredients. I took these to my job for our Halloween Potluck and they were a HUGE hit! Several people asked for the recipe. I didn?t change a thing to the recipe and there were no leftovers to bring home. Delish!
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---- — KEESEVILLE — Rita A. Fieldson, 84, formerly of the Mace Chasm Road, Keeseville, died Sunday, Nov. 11, 2012, at the Evergreen Valley Nursing Home in Plattsburgh.
She was born in the family homestead, Trout Pond Road, Keeseville, Feb. 6, 1928, the daughter of the late Sidney A. and Inez (McCann) Ford. When Rita was 6 years old her mother died. Her mother's sister ''Aunt Nellie'' lived with the family and helped raise the children. Rita graduated from Bible School in 1953. Rita was an LPN and practiced at various locations throughout her career.
She married Edward Fieldson in 1968. He died in 1982. Rita enjoyed word search puzzles, caring for her cats, flowers, and eating out.
Survivors include one nephew, James Keith Ford; and several friends.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was predeceased by brothers, Claire and Glen; and sister, Kathleen ''Kay'' Ford.
There will be no public calling hours. A funeral service will be held Thursday, Nov. 15, at 10 a.m. at the Keeseville United Methodist Church with Rev. Edie A. Poland, pastor, officiating. Committal prayers and burial will follow in the Evergreen Cemetery in Keeseville.
Donations in her memory may be made to the Elmore SPCA, PO Box 686, Peru, NY, 12972.
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H Missing 10 of their star players through injury or non-selection, London Wasps, led by skipper Lawrence Dallaglio, coasted to victory against L'Aquila in Pool Two of the Heineken Cup at Loftus Road.
Centre Fraser Waters open the scoring after five minutes, pouncing on a loose ball centimetres from the line to score. Winger Kenny Logan added the extra points and did not waste a chance all afternoon, being successful with all six conversions.
Four minutes later fly-half Andrea Masi missed a chance for the Italians, sending his close-range penalty kick left of the uprights.
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At half-time Wasps led 21-5, and they stretched their advantage in the 50th minute, full-back Alex King sprinting down the right to score.
A dramatic run through the centre by Logan in the 68th minute secured Wasps' victory.
Continuing to pile on the pressure, Dallaglio led the pack in the 76th minute to score his side's sixth try.