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He was born June 24, 1916, near Coatesville, Ind., the son of Orlea and Lorena (Gross) Cline.
He graduated from high school and attended Danville Business College. He was a World War II Army veteran serving in Europe.
He was a medical administrative assistant at Danville Veterans Affairs hospital 27 years, retiring Dec. 31, 1973. He attended Indiana State University Securities Program and obtained his securities and broker's licenses. He was employed at Wm. Burnside & Co. many years, retiring in 2011.
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The child youth care minor is a multidisciplinary program designed to provide students with knowledge and skills necessary to promote the well being of all children and adolescents. Special attention is given to vulnerable/at-risk populations within the context of the family, the community, and the life span. This emphasis assists students who may work within a wide variety of settings including: early child care and education, community-based and youth development programs, parent education and family support, school based programs, community mental health, group homes, residential centers, day and residential treatment, early intervention, home-based care and treatment, psychiatric centers, rehabilitation programs, pediatric health care, and juvenile justice programs.
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Program statement: The emphasis in gerontology is a multi-disciplinary program designed to assist students planning to enter career-related areas directly involving older persons. The study of gerontology will also help students prepare for their own aging as well as to develop a better understanding of and to seek enrichment for the lives of aging parents and our aging populations.
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Aging is a fact of life, but many societies have become older because of lower birth rates and delayed mortality leading to longer life expectancy. According to the United Nations, two billion people will be over the age of 60 by 2050, and of those 400 million will be over the age of 80. The U.S. also is experiencing an aging population (see chart).
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This fairly rare seasonal offering is a nice burnished russet gold color with a moderate amount of white foam. Looks good in a goblet. Aroma is subdued (perhaps because the beer is served too cold) but one gets some frangrant and spicy Saaz-type hops that show up strong on the palate. A very smooth refined bitterness with herbal grassy notes (tarragon) and aromatic spice well-balanced by grainy light malts with some caramel sweetness. Almost a bread and butter effect. Some green grape fruitiness in both aroma and taste as the beer warms up. Smooth finish with almost no astringency and all in all a very integrated offering devoid of booziness or other obvious flaws. Stylistically somewhere between Bohemian and German to my tastes, but nicely fits the "imperial Pils" category.
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This beer appears a clear, frosted medium golden hue, with one finger of tight creamy off-white head, which seeps away evenly and apace, leaving partial island profile lace around the glass.
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RIPTA bus operators are supposed to drive the bus and that's it. But these days, cell phones are everywhere even in the hands of a bus driver.
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Update: Barcelona 1-1 PSG, Final score. Barca through on away goals.
Barcelona will be clear favourites to be going through to the semi-finals at the end of their second leg against Paris Saint-Germain, although the tie is not quite over yet.
As the score stands, Barcelona will go through on away goals, having secured a 2-2 draw in France, which leaves PSG with the daunting prospect of needing to attack in the away leg. It could lead to an entertaining game, or it could leave the visitors being caught out early on - as ever, the first goal will go a long way to deciding the outcome.
Any hope the Parisians may have gotten from the prospect of Barcelona struggling without Lionel Messi will have been dashed by the sight of Cesc Fabregas, his replacement, scoring a hat-trick at the weekend, so it seems that there is going to be little drop in the hosts' performance. To make matters even more difficult, PSG will be without Blaise Matuidi, although their opponents have a few defensive absences too.
The momentum is with Barcelona here, but the chance for PSG to pull off something remarkable is there regardless. Both of last night's Quarter-Finals will have shown the visitors not to give up hope, after all.
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Out: Javier Mascherano (knee), Carles Puyol (knee), Adriano (muscle). In doubt: Lionel Messi (hamstring)
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Out: Blaise Matuidi (suspended) In doubt: Thiago Silva (knee)
Barcelona will be without defenders Javier Mascherano and Carles Puyol, so Alex Song is likely to partner Gerard Pique in defence. The big question, however, will be whether Lionel Messi is fit enough to return for the Catalans.
Paris Saint-Germain will have a big injury doubt of their own too, with Thiago Silva set to take a late fitness test. Blaise Matuidi will also be unavailable through suspension.
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My child is addicted to the mac & cheese, and every 8th visit or so, I attempt the hamburger, but they are invariable well-done, no matter how I ask them to cook it.
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Dear Allelulia - I would never buy a hamburger at a gourmet restaurant like JZCool. That's akin to asking an opera diva to sing a popular song. It's sounds like a great idea until you experience it, and then you realize that something isn't quite right.
If you want a good burger, go to In-N-Out. The nearest one is at 1159 N. Rengstorff Ave., at the corner of Rengstorff and U.S. 101.
on Jul 28, 2007 at 11:38 pm
JZ Cool has now been revamped as a wine bar and restaurant. I just tried it out and enjoyed the creative dishes - except for the vegetables which had been grilled (i.e. charred and carcinogenic). There are small and large plates to mix and match, slice and share.
I was surprised that the waiter put the closed sign up early as there weren't many people there. What would you do? Leave the restaurant open later so that there's a chance more would come in - after all where do you dine at 10 pm in Menlo Park? I think if they could get the permits to be open 'til 11pm then maybe people would hang out there.
Why is it that there weren't more people in the restaurant - price, type of food, lack of knowledge about the place, not a compelling outside, lack of buzz, bad experience before - I'm curious - I'd have thought there'd be more people there wanting to try something a little bit different from the usual run of the mill restaurants.


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VibrantVictoria's question-and-answer special feature with the president and CEO of the Victoria Airport Authority answers a series of questions relating to the Victoria International Airport (YYJ) as posed by members of VibrantVictoria's discussion forum. The questions focus on marketing the airport, flights and airlines, and airport infrastructure. [Read more]
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Superlative Vancouver shopping malls may be discussed.
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Posted 30 July 2009 - 11:45 PM
Which mall is the kick-assinest. Only primarily-indoor malls qualify for consideration. Plazas, stripmalls, big box stores, hippie kiosks and other non-mall shopping experiences will be disregarded.
Well I'm not a consumer whore but if I was I'd say Mayfair.
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I don't mind going into the Bay Centre as much but I hate it on principal because I liked the buildings and spaces that were destroyed to make it so. So I couldn't vote for it.
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 12:18 AM
The planned improvements should boost Hillside.
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Posted 31 July 2009 - 05:44 AM
I am Bolen Books' *****. Although, memo to Bolen: stock more books, and far less other stuff. I know people don't seem to read as much as they used to, but I go to a bookstore for books, not calendars, toys, and body lotion.
Also, Hillside has a Thrifty's (again? Didn't there used to be a grocery store at Hillside before 'my time'?).
And what is up with Zeller's? Every time I've gone there for exciting stuff like bras or towels, in an effort not to go to a Wal-Mart, it's been almost deserted. More so for the Zeller's at Tillicum, but also Hillside.
Thumbs down to that Apple Tree restaurant at Hillside, though. My husband's relatives love that place. It terrifies me.
Posted 31 July 2009 - 05:46 AM
I get the worst cases of mall head. In Christmas season, crushed between shoppers, I've had to learn to overcome a kind of homicidal anxiety caused by feeling trapped in a mall. Truly terrifying.
Ditto. I'm not a huge mall person at the best of times, but malls during the Christmas season are hellish. I try to do a lot of shopping at the Museum gift shop instead. Sure, it's expensive, but it's far, far less crowded.
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btw, why is this thread in the Economy section and not in the Retail section?
Posted 31 July 2009 - 08:50 AM
I picked Tillicum because of Silver City.
Also for the rec centre and library, although they're separated by a wide parking lot so there's a bit of disconnect that mars what could have been a pleasant pseudo-village experience.
I can almost guarantee that University Heights will not get a single vote. Worst. Mall. Ever. The two brothers from Hong Kong that own it do not give a flying fornicate about the place, and even less about being a community partner.
I will have to check this out. Sounds dreadful.
Also, Hillside has a Thrifty's (again? Didn't there used to be a grocery store at Hillside before 'my time'?).
Hillside used to have a Safeway which was taken out in the 80s and replaced with a big-barn-type market of independent stalls which lasted a few years before being replaced by the food court. Thrifty is in the space formerly occupied by Beaver Lumber. There was a big fitness club at that far end but I think it must have been demolished at some point.
btw, why is this thread in the Economy section and not in the Retail section?
My mistake. Please move.
-City of Victoria website, 2009
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However no Victoria mall IMO can hold a candle to Park Royal, Oakridge or Pacific Center in Vancouver. Park Royal especially has anything/everything including that 'town center' development, high end wine shops and restaurants, as well as various food/grocery options. Seven Oaks in Abbotsford also handily beats anything here, again IMO.
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Which is a good use of space so I will give them that. The Julius Caesar-Colonial Outpost theme is weird but kitschy in a good way.
The Bay Centre is a vertical mall.
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If that back long hallway service entrance to Mayfair still works (north side), then that's a good parking "cheat" still, too.
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4/5 rDev +1.5%
02-09-2014 23:29:01 | More by Jonny41
4/5 rDev +1.5%
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3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
07-08-2013 02:26:58 | More by Gambrinus1184
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
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4/5 rDev +1.5%
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Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
11-26-2012 00:22:23 | More by Schmuckles
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
liked this a bit better than their (Oak Pond) DoorYard.
But have found that I prefer most other brown ale micros.
Very drinkable. Sweet flavors of molassis, more malts. Detect little to no hoppy flavors.
Mouthfeel: perhaps a bit over carbonated. Like DoorYard, perhaps a bit watery (but less so than DoorYard). Not sure how else to describe. Like an overly light bodied wine.
01-27-2012 23:37:14 | More by KarlosT
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +1.5%
11-27-2011 00:20:54 | More by Rochefort10nh
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +1.5%
My buddy Von brought this back for me. Since I had not heard of this brewery I was eager to try it and so far it's looking good. It's got a nice, rich brown color with a really dense, creamy inch-thick head that seems like it wants to hang out a while.
Right off the bat you get some malts that give off some pecan-like scents, treacle and a bit of earthiness. Hop presence is minimal and lightly floral. Smells sweet and tastes even sweeter which would put this more into the London-style of brown ales as those from the north of England tend to be drier. The taste is dominated by the malts with just a slight spicy hop counternote. This is a really nice representation of an English brown with all the key taste elements in place.
Really smooth and creamy with just a slight oiliness to the tongue. The carbonation can be felt and there is no discernible alcohol. The ABV is not listed above or on the bottle, but another beer rating site (which I will not name here) puts it at 4.5% which is right about where I guessed it would be.
Not a bad beer at all! A little more attenuation from the yeast would throw the ABV higher and balance out some of the sweetness but that is not the point of this style or what the brewmaster intended (see their website...it is intended as a session ale), but I'd probably like it better.
07-20-2011 16:45:38 | More by Naugros
3.85/5 rDev -2.3%
This beer was probably my favorite from Oak Pond. The beer poured out as a brown color that was clear looking. The head was tan and fizzy. The head left behind a pretty good lacing. The smell of the beer has a roasted nut and coffee aroma. The flavor had mostly coffee on the tongue. There was a sweet malt flavor too in there. The mouthfeel was pretty typical, clean and crisp with a medium body. Overall the beer had a good balance, and I would drink it again but I can't see myself going all the way to Maine to get it again.
07-04-2011 19:50:26 | More by Knapp85
3.15/5 rDev -20.1%
Pours from the bottle in to a pint glass a big four finger sized tan head that seems to disappear rather quickly though. Walnut/red colored with good medium sized carbonation bubbles and fairly clear as well. Minimal lacing.
Smell is a wet malt and a faint floral soap character. A roast character of charred burnt toast, or burnt in the pan gravy, is in the background. Tanic roast nut shell also.
Taste is a bit too fizzy and carbonated unfortunately, with faint malt finish and brown bread burnt aftertaste. Has a burnt toast, burnt pan gravy, feel of that black carbon going on, with tannic dry nut qualities. If that's your thing you will probably very much enjoy it.
12-27-2010 18:47:14 | More by smakawhat
4.33/5 rDev +9.9%
A dark brown color with a light tan head and some lacing.
Smells of dark fruit and maltiness.
A smooth taste of malt and nuttiness with a slightly hoppy ending.
Has a medium mouthfeel with carbonation.
Very drinkable beer. My favorite OPB. Can't wait to get up north
and have another.
09-25-2010 12:10:13 | More by lou50rp
4.22/5 rDev +7.1%
Sweeter and breadier, less hops flavor than Samuel Smiths.
Very nice, some head, very little lacing.
Smell a bit malt, very little hops.
Mouthfeel is very good, has a bit of roasted malt flavor.
Taste is very good, but a little sweet for this style.
Nice beer for about $2.50 per 22oz bottle.
08-21-2010 00:56:58 | More by beyah
3.7/5 rDev -6.1%
Had this at the brewery, it is a dark mahogany brown color and a very thick head. It has a typical malty and caramel smell. The highlight of this beer is the taste. It starts malty sweet and finishes with a definitive nuttiness. The nuttiness comes in after the carbonation and finishes dry.
03-25-2010 18:28:17 | More by bishopdc0
4.53/5 rDev +15%
A real nice Nut Brown. One can easily tell by the smell and the taste the careful blend of nut flavors that goes into this Brown Ale. I found it well-balanced and easily drinkable. a very credible interpretattion of an English Brown Ale. A nice find in the backwoods of Maine, Oak Pond beers will definitely surprise you the first time you taste them.
11-12-2009 18:17:26 | More by Katahdin
3.73/5 rDev -5.3%
This is a favorite of mine, but they don't have freshness dates on the bottles/growlers, so I only pick it up when I know my beer store gets restocked.
Pours dark brown with a mocha head. Lots of nuttiness in the smell.
This is the sweetest brown ale I've ever had. The wallop of malt reminds me of an old ale more than a brown. Nuts, brown sugar and some dark chocolate as it goes down. No fruitiness that I detected.
This is smooth and luxurious. Could probably session this, except it's so filling. And it takes a lot for me to call a beer 'filling.'
10-31-2009 05:38:08 | More by TonyReaves
4.13/5 rDev +4.8%
this guy brews at his farm in skowhegan, maine... so you have to love that.
mahogany in color... taste of sweet, light hops, brown sugar, malts... lively and smooth on palate.
by far my favorite, of oak ponds beers. as good of a brown as you will find.
02-11-2009 03:45:21 | More by joshsbeerblog
4.05/5 rDev +2.8%
Out of a bomber from the brewery this beer was a chestnut brown with some reddish hues visible against light. The head was a khaki color and it retained itself well as a thin cap, leaving behind it streaks of lacing. The aroma was sweet and nutty with robust malt and hints of wood. The flavors were quite good and typical of the English Brown Ale style. The first note I got was the complex malt, toffee, caramel and a toasted flavor. This semi-sweet slant was followed by a bitter, balancing hops. As the beer warmed more of the malt came through bringing with it hazelnut and some bready flavors. Though rich it was not overly sweet. The body was medium and the carbonation average. OPB succeeded with this beer by creating something very sessionable with complexity but not so much that it exhausts your palate after a pint. Well worth finding in their off-the-beaten-path brewery.
11-02-2008 15:43:04 | More by thekevlarkid
3.83/5 rDev -2.8%
22oz Bomber
I get the chance to sample my first from Oak Pond Brewing thanks to a very generous joepais, thanks again Joe! Oak Pond's Nut Brown fills the pint glass a surprisingly dark brown with chestnut highlights along the sides and bottom of the glass. When I hold this beer directly in front of the light there is a lot of mahogany shining through as well. A couple sluggish streams of large carbonation bubbles creep to the surface. A standard pour brought about a fingers worth of ecru head and fell to a skimming rather quickly. Sheet lacing is left behind after each sip and slowly falls back into the body. After half a pint the head falls to zero and it's hard to even get a swirl to bring it back. The look of this beer is a little disappointing.
First and foremost I'm hit with an enjoyable, although somewhat artificial, hazelnut aroma. Toffee and caramel make up the majority of the maltiness present in the aroma. As a matter of fact toffee is the most expressive. Brown sugar, sugary dates and very mild tobacco flash around here and there. There's certainly a good complexity but I would like to see the nose a little more robust. The nose is inviting but a little too subtle for my liking.
The flavor seems to follow the aroma quite closely. Toffee and caramel steal the show with hints of hazelnut flashing here and there. This is nicely malty brew and the contributions of brown sugar and the sugary date add to the profile even though they're all subtle. The nuttiness grows on the finish and is actually at its strongest point on the swallow. After some warming and the beer growing closer to room temperature I pick up gingerbread. This beer needs to be drank at a warmer than expected temperature to enjoy every one of the eight malts used. This is an overall tasty brew that I wouldn't mind drinking again.
I realize this is a lower abv session beer but the carbonation is a little too aggressive and the body a little too thin. The two of these together create a body that's light and a little prickly for the style. I would have liked to see a little more heft for such a malty body.
Oak Pond created this to be a session worthy brown ale and that's exactly what they produced. The bomber is quickly falling and it will be easy to finish it all of. There's a good complexity without becoming tiresome.
This is a solid nut brown from Oak Pond. There's a nice depth of flavor with all the malts used and the nuttiness is in no way overpowering. If this was available in my area I would pick it up from time to time. This seems to me to be a good cool weather type of brew; it would be good on a cool fall day. Thanks again for the sample Joe!
08-20-2008 23:22:11 | More by joe1510
4/5 rDev +1.5%
Appearance: Clear brown with slight transparency. An average pour produces an inch and a half of off-white foam, which slowly settles into a ring.
Smell: Caramel-covered nuts. Lacking a bit in aroma - not much really jumps out for better or worse.
Taste & mouthfeel: Just a hint of nuttiness, but there is a lot of toast and caramel flavor, rich but not overly sweet. The body is on the lighter side of medium, just right for an English-style brown ale. Dry in the finish with a subtle note of coffee and a mild earthy hop bitterness.
Drinkability: Highly drinkable stuff, it took me no time at all to finish this one. It's balanced just right to be a great session beer.
Notes: Thanks to deltatauhobbit for tossing in an entire bomber of this stuff as an extra.
05-21-2008 02:11:01 | More by largadeer
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3.78/5 rDev -4.1%
Thanks to deltatauhobbit and the ugly duckling BIF.
Pours a dark brown with some auburn and red hues when held up to the light. A tease of a head that starts off a bubbly 2 fingers and fades as rapidly as Huckabee's run in the Republican race.
Nice aroma of caramel, brown sugar and roasted nuts. Thier is a slight musty smell that detracts a bit though.
Simple but yummy flavor of toasted nuts with some sweetness and a bit of a bitter finish.
Good mouthfeel but a bit too carbonated for my taste. That's being picky though.
Nice drinkable brown ale. Perfect for another episode of Lost.
03-07-2008 02:39:49 | More by wcudwight
3.73/5 rDev -5.3%
Darkest persimmon with a brick red influence when backlit with sunshine. The golden ecru colored crown is attractive. The foam is firmly creamy, is a good color match for the beer beneath, and is beginning to lay down a wide band of BB-shot lace. So far, so good.
The nose was appreciated (and enjoyed) as soon as beer began splashing into glass. It's even better up close. Too bad all English brown ales don't have this combination of cocoa, caramel, butter toffee and sugar-crusted nuts. This is shaping up to be a damn fine ale.
Unfortunately, OPB Nut Brown doesn't taste as wonderful as it smells. It's more tart than expected and doesn't have enough malt to carry the day (despite using eight different varieties). That said, it's still a decent version and should be an enjoyable 22 ounces.
The fact that this Oak Pond offering is 4.5% and was built as a session ale means that it deserves some slack. I don't care what anyone says, most low-ABV beer isn't as complex as most high-ABV beer. Warming helps, but can only do so much.
The flavor profile features sour fruit, thin caramel, vanilla and oven-toasted nuts. What malt sugars are present are easily countered by both British and American hops whose bitterness is more prominent than their flavor.
If sessioning was the goal, then the mouthfeel has been well-calibrated. Still, a little bit bigger would have been the way to go. The amount of carbonation easily fits within the broad range of acceptable.
Even though I prefer bigger, maltier brown ales (like Bell's Best Brown and Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale), Oak Pond Nut Brown Ale gets the job done. Solid, but unspectacular.
03-01-2008 16:44:35 | More by BuckeyeNation
4.47/5 rDev +13.5%
First had on-tap at the Lakes Brew Fest but waited since I can't remember much from the sample I had. Poured from a 22oz bottle bought at Lou's Beverage Barn so hopefully it's not too old.
Pours brown with lots of red hues when held up to the light. Decent head but fades fast.
Smells strong of malt, coffee and nuts. Something else as well, but couldn't quite make out what it is.
Strong malt and nutty flavor shines through, pretty sweet with a hop aftertaste. Nuttiness remains in the mouth long after drinking, I think this is the nuttiest brown ale I've had so far, really nice. Good amount of carbonation, bit high but I rather like it for this ale.
12-27-2007 23:34:57 | More by deltatauhobbit
3.28/5 rDev -16.8%
22 oz bottle poured dark brown with a coco brown head that goes to lace quickly. Aromas of toasted malts and sweet carmel .mouthfeel is a little lite for me. Flavors of coffee , toasted nuts with a nice light hoppyness in the finish . Not a bad brown ale
12-09-2007 22:13:59 | More by joepais
4.38/5 rDev +11.2%
22oz bottle
poured in 12oz pilsner glass
Toffee Toffee Toffee. This beer is loaded with a candy toffee taste and aroma. It's been a long time since I've had one of these at least 3 or 4 years. Might have even been before the new owners took over in 2003. I don't remember it being so bold with the toffee flavor. From recollection it was more nutty and dry like an English nut brown. That being said it's very tasty.
It poured a rich deep brown with a copper hue. The head is a light creamy white color that was medium in size that settled to a thin layer. Kept good head retention throughout the 12oz and didn't leave any lacing.
The taste is pretty bold on toffee with nutty, chocolate, caramel and roasty malt undertones. It's pretty sweet which enhances the toffee.
The aroma is mostly toffee and caramel. No noticeable hop presence in this one.
The mouthfeel is rather creamy but not thick. Despite the sweetness it doesn't leave a sticky sweet finish.
Overall I really enjoyed this brew. Not as nutty and dry as I would expect but nice and tasty for what it is . It would be best as an after diner beer instead of having desert. More of a cool weather beer as well. Not something I would want to drink a lot of in the heat of summer.
10-04-2007 16:02:55 | More by jbear725
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Dallas County Sheriff Harris Huffman says he received a call about an inmate hanging himself at 2:15 p.m. Thursday.
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Piriformis syndrome is an irritation of the piriformis muscle
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this muscle, which is located deep in the pelvic and buttocks
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emanating from the lower lumbar and sacral vertebrae of the
spine. It passes beneath the piriformis muscle and above the
smaller rotator muscles in most individuals, and through the
piriformis muscle in a small percentage of others. Lying
beneath the larger gluteus maximus muscle and above several smaller
hip rotator muscles, the piriformis muscle connects the sacral
vertebrae to the femur (hip bone) and acts as an external rotator
of the hip when contracted.
How does it occur?
When the sciatic nerve becomes irritated or inflamed due to
excessive tightness, spasm, or hypertrophy (increased size) of the
piriformis muscle. Many circumstances can lead to this.
Here are some of the more common causes.
* Bony malalignment of the lower
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* Increased lumbar spine curvature due
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* Lumbar spine and/or sacroiliac joint
* Prolonged driving with the seat rest back
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* Excessive exercise training involving hip
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The inaugural Greater Peoria Honor Flight is in the books but the memories will remain for the veterans who traveled to Washington D.C. on Tuesday.
There were 81 veterans aboard the inaugural Greater Peoria Honor Flight, each with their own story. Take Nora Leman for example. She was a nurse who served in the Philippines during World War II.
"My grandfather on my dad's side, he was colonel in the Italian army, on my mother's side her father was a major in the Irish army. My father was in World War I, so in a way he told me that it was expected of me to do something rather than sit home and do nothing," said Leman. "So I went to nurses training and from there I went right into the Army."
That is where she met Ivan, her future husband.
"He was from Metamora. The last hospital that I was in, we were both assigned to the same ward," she said. "So being so close, being from Chicago. It drew us a lot closer and then after we got out of the service we got married."
Her husband passed away 19 years ago, but Leman holds on to his memory everyday and brought his picture with her on the Honor Flight and to the World War II Memorial.
"I wanted to cry. Everything is so emotional. Getting together and remembering what went on. I mean so many people died so that you and I could be here. I am not a gloom gloom person but still you come to a place like this. These people died so we can be fine," she said.
Leman's smile is infectious and she makes friends wherever she goes.
"She is one of the few women I have seen on any of these honor flights," said 17th District Representative Cheri Bustos. "First of all she was a nurse and my grandmother was a nurse. I mean look at her she is smiling, she'll be ninety years old later this year. She is still walking pretty quickly and it's like one of those people you instantly bond with."
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A Griffin mom is counting her blessings after she made a terrible mistake.
Marquia Jackson told CBS Atlanta News she walked into the Riverdale Dollar General to grab an item and returned two minutes later.
She discovered her car and her three children inside were missing."There were no specific thoughts, just find the kids. Find the kids, that's all I could think," Marquia Jackson said. Jackson was in a rush to get home and decided it was best to leave the children in the car with the motor running.
"My oldest were awake, but the other two babies were asleep. So I didn't want to wake them up to take them out the car," Jackson said. At first, Jackson thought she had left the store from a different door, but soon discovered her worst fears came true."I thought I lost them. I thought I lost them," Jackson said.
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10:13am Monday 3rd February 2014 in Local news
More than 900 homes in Guiseley are without electricity this morning after a power cut in the area.
Engineers are now working to investigate the problem and are hoping to restore power later this morning.
A spokesman for Northern Powergrid said the power cut was due to a fault on the electricity network supplying the area. Engineers were investigating the problem, which was reported at 9.22 am, and hoped to have power restored by 11.22am.
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She uttered some of the most memorable screen lines of all timethey just happened to be in a denim commercial. "You want to know what comes between me and my Calvins?" a 15-year-old Brooke Shields famously asked America in that 1980 Calvin Klein jeans ad. The answer, of course: "Nothing." By then, the teenage actress was no stranger to risqué roles, having bared all as a nubile lover in the cult classic The Blue Lagoon and, before that, as the daughter of a brothel-dwelling Susan Sarandon in Pretty Baby. The graceful transition from child star to working adult actress that followed (OK, she did date Michael Jackson for a few embarrassing moments) is one not many young celebrities have pulled offHayden Panettiere et al. could do worse than look to her example. It helps, of course, that in addition to being six feet tall, with a mile-wide smile, enviable glossy mane, and eyebrows to remember, she's got the comic timing of a pro. When Shields' latest project, Candace Bushnell's Lipstick Jungle, debuts in Feburary on NBC, Sex and the City fans will have a new weekly ritual. Time's "Face of the '80s" is no one-decade wonder.
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In response to the internet revolution in electronic publishing and communication, the CEIC was formed in 1998 to monitor such developments and advise the IMU and, through it, the worldwide mathematics community.
For the past several years, mathematicians have contemplated a coordinated effort to digitize the past mathematical literature in order to make it available online. The aim is to make as much of the past literature available as possible, linked to the present literature in suitable ways.
The Committee on Electronic Information and Communication (CEIC) of the International mathematical Union has made a commitment to coordinate further efforts to achieve a world-wide digital library. This site contains information about the World Digital Mathematics Library project and will be updated as the effort continues.
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The Seahawks are flying high after a 28-7 thumping of the New York Jets.
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"It's huge for us," said receiver Sidney Rice. "We started out a little sluggish in the first half not playing Seahawks football, but the second half we got it going, we came out and executed and did what we were supposed to do in the first half."
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Baseball Clinches Atlantic Sun Championship
FORT MYERS, Fla., - The FGCU baseball team clinched the Atlantic Sun Championship with a double-header sweep of East Tennessee State on Saturday afternoon. The Eagles won game one 9-5 and game two 6-2. The Eagles improve to 35-13 overall and 23-6 in the A-Sun while the Bucs fall to 18-34 and 9-20 in the A-Sun.
After giving up a run in the top of the first, the Eagles scored three runs in the second as Casey Coleman (Cape Coral, Fla.) led off with a double. Stephen Rassel (Lake City, Fla.) followed with his first homer of the year to put the Eagles up 2-1. Vinnie Scarduzio (Jupiter, Fla.) doubled and scored on a single by Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla.).
The Bucs scored with a single run in the third and FGCU broke open a tight game in the bottom of the seventh. Jason Peacock (Bartow, Fla.) singled with one out and Coleman blasted his fifth homer of the season to right field. A walk by Rassel and single by Scarduzio gave the Eagles runners at the corners. Another walk loaded the bases for Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario) who doubled to score two more runs.
The Eagles would hold on for a 9-5 win as Richard Bleier (Davie, Fla.) improved to 7-0 on the year and J.J. Crumbley (Tampa, Fla.) picked up his fifth save on the season. Coleman went 4-5 with three RBI and Scarduzio was 3-5 with a pair of runs scored as well. Rassel also drove in three runs in the game.
Pete Woodworth (St. Petersburg, Fla.) was dominant in game two as he mowed down a career-high 12 batters as he went 7.0 innings and scattered five hits and two runs, off back to back homers in the second inning. He improved to 7-2 on the year, as the Eagles became the first A-Sun team to win a league championship in their first season in the league.
Scarduzio belted a pair of homers in the game, a two-run shot in the second and he followed it up with a solo homer in the fourth. His two-run homer answered a two-run inning from ETSU and gave the Eagles the lead for good.
FGCU added a pair of runs in the seventh. Wickens doubled with one out and a single by Alvarez scored a run. Ozzie Borrell (Hialeah, Fla.) doubled to score the final run and put the Eagles up 6-2.
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2 pounds butternut squash, (about 1 ½ lbs. cooked &
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¾ lb. unsalted butter plus 2 tablespoons
1 small onion, peeled & diced
3 sprigs fresh thyme
½ cup all purpose flour
1 quart chicken broth
1 cup heavy cream
¾ teaspoon ground cinnamon
Pinch of nutmeg
¼ cup brown sugar
1 teaspoon salt
¾ teaspoon ground black pepper
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9:00am Saturday 11th January 2014 in News By Amanda Greaves, Reporter
A film producer whose undercover documentary changed the course of a nation's history will take part in a question-and-answer session when he presents an Ilkley screening of his film.
Ben Rhydding-based Peter A Gordon will present Bloodshot: The Dreams and Nightmares of East Timor, at Ilkley Playhouse on Sunday.
He filmed it in 2011, 20 years after his original documentary recorded a massacre of more than 250 people by Indonesian soldiers.
Mr Gordon led a Yorkshire Television camera team in East Timor in 1991, investigating Indonesia's occupation of the country and its independence movement.
Their work put events in the fledgling south-east Asian country in the international spotlight after cameraman Max Stahl captured footage of the Santa Cruz cemetery massacre by Indonesian soldiers in the capital, Dili, in November 1991.
The documentary, Cold Blood: The Massacre of East Timor, aired on ITV in 1993 and went on to win numerous international awards.
The footage and testimonies of other journalists present caused outrage around the world. Indonesia eventually relinquished control in 1999, following a UN-sponsored agreement.
Mr Gordon returned to a more peaceful East Timor ten years later to film the new documentary, Bloodshot: The Dreams and Nightmares of East Timor, documenting the country and its people since the first documentary.
It was well received in East Timor and Australia. Now he plans to show it at Ilkley Playhouse, followed by an interview session.
The original documentary also had profound effects for those involved in the filming.
Stahl gained the status of a national hero in East Timor while researcher Kirsty Sword went on to marry former guerrilla leader Xanana Gusmao and became his First Lady when he became the country's first president in 2002.
The screening begins at 8pm. Tickets/concessions are £8/£6.
Call the Playhouse on (01943) 609539 between 9.30am and 11.30am or between 1pm and 3pm for details.


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (4/3/13) – The celebration of the 50th anniversary of the last graduating class of the Bowling Green Business University will take place Friday and Saturday (April 5-6) at the BU Reunion.
Alumni from as early as 1938 will gather to rekindle friendships and share memories from their BU days during the weekend.
Several alumni will serve as guest speakers in classes all over Grise Hall before the reunion events officially kick off with a reception on Friday evening at the Holiday Inn in Bowling Green.
A brunch will be served on Saturday morning at the Kentucky Building on WKU's campus, with a welcome from WKU President Gary Ransdell and remarks from the Dean of the Gordon Ford College of Business Jeffrey Katz. Dean Katz will speak on "Honoring the Past, Preparing for the Future."
A cocktail reception and a dinner will round out the weekend's events.
BU alumni who have not registered for the event and wish to attend should call Amy Miller at (270) 779-8700.
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