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Doug and Carla Hedrick, of Jamestown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Brianne Nicole to Greg Inman. He is the son of Dave Inman and Cheryl Inman of Sheridan.
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Recently, manager Ozzie Guillen wanted to know about his future with the Chicago White Sox. Now, it looks like he has his answer. Courtesy of Joe Cowley, we get some huge Monday news that has nothing at all to do with either league's Wild Card race:
According to multiple sources, the Sox and Florida Marlins are in the final stages of completing a deal that would send the never-boring Guillen to South Beach, ending his eight-year stay with the organization he grew up in as a player and helped guide to a World Series in 2005 as a second-year manager.
The rumored deal is expected to be completed later Monday night. The Marlins have long been mentioned as a probable destination should Guillen leave the White Sox, so while the timing of this report is a little surprising, the outcome is not. Many even figured that Guillen serving as the Marlins' manager in 2012 was a foregone conclusion, and earlier Monday, current Marlins manager Jack McKeon announced he will retire after the year.
What remains to be seen is whether Guillen gets traded to the Marlins for a player, or simply sold for money. One can't help but think about Logan Morrison, and his crumbling relationship with the Marlins organization. On the one hand, it seems silly to exchange a player like Morrison for a manager - any manager - but on the other hand, Marlins. The White Sox and Marlins reportedly discussed a Guillen/player swap last offseason that didn't materialize.
With the White Sox, Guillen was entering the final year of his contract, as the team picked up his 2012 option last January. He and general manager Kenny Williams have never seen eye-to-eye, so something had to give eventually. It would appear that something has given.
Cowley reports that Guillen will not be the only current coach to leave, although pitching coach Don Cooper will reportedly remain.
Guillen has managed the White Sox since 2004, winning the World Series in 2005 and winning the AL Central in 2008. Assuming this report is true, he'll leave having amassed a winning record, although one could argue that this year's team has underachieved, relative to expectations and potential. Guillen will also leave behind a Chicago media that had a field day with his unrestrained loquaciousness. But then, it's not like he'll fall off the media radar in Miami. Ozzie Guillen can never disappear from the media radar.


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Wooden Nickel 5th Anniversary Saison - East End Brewing Company
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Ratings: 29 | Reviews: 25 | Display Reviews Only:
District of Columbia
3.75/5 rDev +3.3%
06-26-2014 21:53:00 | More by etrenty
2.75/5 rDev -24.2%
01-10-2014 07:27:07 | More by ygtbsm94
3.25/5 rDev -10.5%
04-14-2012 20:56:54 | More by vande
4/5 rDev +10.2%
12-08-2011 00:07:54 | More by Exiled
3.98/5 rDev +9.6%
Another bottle courtesy of Deuane.
A - Pours slightly hazy golden yellow with a nice one finger tall white head leaving spotty lacing down the glass.
S - Smells of dry; chewy; yeast, lemons, oranges, light barn yard funk, and some light peppery spice. Pretty good so far.
T - Flavors are pretty similar to the nose. Starts off with some chewy yeast slowly giving way to a mix of light fruitiness; mostly lemon and orange; light funk, and some peppery spice. This one dries the pallet out pretty quickly. The finish is a mix of chewiness and light spice, lingering for a short period of time.
M - Medium-Light body and flavor with moderate carbonation. Spicy, dry, feel with plenty of it lingering through the finish.
O - Pretty good. I didn't notice any carbonation problems in this bottle like others mentioned. It still had plenty of flavor and it tasted pretty good.
08-10-2011 20:07:51 | More by orangesol
District of Columbia
3.43/5 rDev -5.5%
1L swingtop bottle shared recently.
Pours a hazed golden orange with a frothy bright white head. No carbonation issues apparent. Aroma is fruiter than expected, mildly tart, lemon zest, citrus, etc. Mild grassy hops and bready malt with expected Belgian yeast. Flavor is refreshing and crisp but overall boring. Fruit and tangy citrus dominate with a light tart presence in the finish. Fruit is dominating any other spice or yeast flavors. Doesn't taste so much like a traditional saison as more of a generic Belgian style ale. Thick bodied with mild carbonation. Refreshing, flavorful and no real offensive notes; but not a great example of a saison.
04-27-2011 20:44:36 | More by yourefragile
District of Columbia
3.43/5 rDev -5.5%
1L Bottle shared at a tasting today.
The appearance is hazy and light orange hued. The beer appears a but lifeless and still in the glass, with virtually no head or lacing. The aroma brings scents of slightly musty citrus and alcohol. Flavor is ok. I find it a bit bland, especially in the finish. Slightly undercarbonated, the feel is average. Overall, a mediocre brew. At least it comes in a giant vessel.
04-17-2011 21:27:14 | More by Huhzubendah
2.88/5 rDev -20.7%
1L bottle poured into a Duvel tulip.
A - At first, it was looking like this beer wouldn't have a carbonation issue, as it quickly built about a 1-finger head (granted, it was a rough pour to help stimulate some of that), but it didn't get any bigger than that and it quickly died down. The body is hazy with a bright, golden orange hue to it. I can't see any carbonation streams rising from the nucleation point, which is a bad sign. There is some lacing, however; thin, wispy strips of foam lay tightly against the glass.
S - The nose on this is very dry, even compared to some other crisp saisons. A decent helping of lemon, orange rind, coriander, and grass come through. Quite Belgian with a good amount of spice to it. This was probably the best aspect of this beer...
T - At first, this beer doesn't taste bad at all. It's a bit heavier than I would've preferred, but it has a tasty flavor full of fruit, spice, and almost bready malt and yeast. But being that it's so heavy, the lack of carbonation is that much more noticeable. The orange, lemon, and coriander especially really needs some carbonation to make it real crisp, but there's nothing here.
M - As such, the mouthfeel takes a big hit here. I'm not sure if the heaviness comes from the beer itself or its lack of carbonation, but it just sits in the mouth and isn't very appetizing. In a saison, I'm looking for an almost biting finish of carbonation; that something extra to make it dry and crisp, but there's an unfortunate absence of this here.
D - The drinkability is low on this beer, which is a shame given the promise that the nose brings. Carbonation is a big, big aspect for saisons, so having this be so flat is a disappointment. One of the few, if only, misses I've had from East End.
03-16-2011 20:28:37 | More by nhindian
2.83/5 rDev -22%
A big thanks to DavoleBomb for this extra. Cheers!
Appearance - Pours into my SA Perfect Pint with a hazy golden orange color...based on reading recent reviews I was afraid this may be flat. My fears were confirmed. Zero head.
Smell - Smells pretty good to be honest. Lemon zest, peppery spices, funk, and breadiness.
Taste - Similar to the nose though I taste a heavy yeasty ester flavor. Coriander, clove, and pepper.
Mouthfeel - Watery, no bubbles, flat.
Drinkability - Obviously not very drinkable for the fact this is 98% flat. I wish I could have tried it in its prime because the smell and taste seem up to par but having no carbonation makes this undrinkable.
02-17-2011 02:15:54 | More by SpdKilz
3.13/5 rDev -13.8%
Pours a hazy orange-ish color with a small white head. In the aroma, earthy, small fruit, and yeasty notes. In the taste, spicy and earthy, with a pinch of tartness. A spice bite and medium to light bodied mouthfeel, with a dry, small tart yeastiness in the aftertaste. Nice earth and fruitiness, hints of yeasty tartness, although a bit flat.
02-12-2011 20:54:21 | More by OWSLEY069
2.95/5 rDev -18.7%
1 Liter flip top bottle bought at the 2010 Gratitude release.served Into a tulip glass taken from fridge and sat at room temp for about 20 mins.
A. A hazy golden straw color with absolutely no head and no carbination,nothing at all. No lacing what so ever.poured very aggresively to try to muster something.
S. Some lemon at first belgian yeast some bready notes also little hint of funk.
T. I taste the lemon upfront and seems like some sour grapes. sweet at first then somewhat bitter at the end.
M. This is what kills this beer for me the most It is just flat with decent medium body not much else to say.
D. Not very drinkable at this point I wish I could have had this fresh. My opinion is that it lost so much being in the bottle its in, wouldnt recommened this.
02-06-2011 03:16:23 | More by Marty30
3.95/5 rDev +8.8%
A big one liter bottle brought to the first Cleveland Beer Advocate tasting by yours truly. This was poured into a tasting glass and consumed at a table set-up in the middle of the Buckeye Brewing Company brewhouse.
What a great place to sample a warehouse saison! The beer looks nice in the glass - it's got a great orangeish yellow hazy body with just a film of head. If the head was better, this would score more like a 4.5 or even 5, as the color and clarity are perfect.
The nose is bright, lively and a touch spicy. There are notes of orange and coriander and even a touch of bubblegum. Pepper and lemon add depth and punctuation, and the grassy hops make this earthy. There's no real funk that I can pick out, but the yeast esters add a lot of depth.
Wooden Nickel is a flavorful beer that just falls short of greatness. The orange and lemon notes set the stage as a tropical base, then the yeasty esters and touch of hops blow up the taste in a great way. There are notes of spicy pepper and coriander, and perhaps a touch of licorice as well. The yeast is spicy and tart without adding any basement or funkiness.
The mouthfeel was the worst part of the experience, as it was a touch flat and almost syrupy. That said, the flavors were great and ended in just a touch of noticeable alcohol coupled with nice spices and lingering citrus. This is an enjoyable saison - I remember loving it at the Gratitude release it was first served at. I wish I had picked up more of this wonderful beer. If the carbonation had held up, this would be in the top 10% of American Saisons. Nice one, Scott!
11-23-2010 19:09:54 | More by jampics2
3.9/5 rDev +7.4%
1 liter flip-top bottle into several glasses.
Pours a hazed apricot, with a smallish head of frothy and bubbly bright-white head. Not a whole lot of retention to the look, as this leaves some very light spotty lacing back here and pretty much goes completely dead looking after a bit. The aroma smells of lots of soft fleshy fruit, spice, sweet bready wheat, and some earthy and grassy hop character. A little bit of light warmth is showing itself in the nose as well.
The taste is a bit more assertive with the hops, with an earthy bitterness that prickles the tongue. A sweet combo of fruit and bready malt gives this some balance between finishing with a dry mix of yeast and spice which completely parches the backend of the profile. The mouthfeel is medium bodied, with a mellow creaminess to the carbonation. This may start out a little flatter at first but I thought that it expanded out in the mouth well and actually gathered up some sharpness to itself in spots that helped bring those hops out. There is some very light warmth present but any alcohol seems mostly confined to the heft of the body.
This was good, being a well made American Saison with a decent complexity and fairly drinkable nature to it. I will concede that there seemed to be a slight issue with loss of carbonation in the bottle (which was most apparent to me from the look) but I didn't feel that the mouthfeel was as negatively impacted as some others did that I shared the bottle with. I would like to see some variations on this down the road at some point.
11-12-2010 19:53:47 | More by Kegatron
3.03/5 rDev -16.5%
Reviewed from notes. Picked this bottle up at Capone's.
Pours a moderate orange color with a tiny white head. The nose brings some sweetness and a mild citrus presence. The taste doesn't bring all that much yeast and just has a bit of sweet malt. Some really pale amounts of citrus. Feel is a bit cloying. Drinkability is average, and this doesn't really have all that many characteristics of a good saison.
11-10-2010 03:09:39 | More by Thorpe429
District of Columbia
4.1/5 rDev +12.9%
Appearance: Ruby-orange body with a large head, darker than the normal saison
Smell: Light funk, peach, coriander, clove, lemon, bananas, garden aromas, pepper, yeast, orange with some floral hops
Taste: light funk, coriander, lemon grass, honey, garden herbs, yeast, orange. A bit like a hefeweizen, a bit sweet, and a bit bready.
Mouthfeel: Slightly below-average carbonation, which is good for a saison.
Drinkability: Not sure how big this bottle was but it disappeared. This is a good saison, and a great american saison
10-14-2010 01:40:30 | More by craytonic
2.48/5 rDev -31.7%
1L bottle into glass tulip.
Reviewer's note: I suspect this bottle had a sealing issue. There was very little pop when the swing top was removed, there was virtually no head (a contradiction to other previous reviews), and the mouth is virtually flat, though not completely.
A: Golden body with thick clouds and no head, lacing, or cover. Lots of floating particulate matter as well. Pretty poor really, but this could easily be a carbonation issue due to a defect in the rubber seal.
S: Belgian yeast full of spicy phenols and a noticeable lemon citrus. Hop character is slightly floral, but extremely light. Subdued raisin character on the back end. Complex, but lacking power.
T: Tart lemon citrus without much of the typical lactic twang. Very light grainy backbone, and little to no aftertaste. The flavor isn't bad, but I think the lack of carbonation is affecting the way I taste.
M: Light body, with no carbonation. It was half way there, but the lack of carbonation prevents the crispness I crave.
D: Honestly, even with so many carbonation related defects the beer continues to go down much better than many beers I have tasted. Drinking the entire bottle wasn't a problem.
O: I don't have easy access to this beer, but I will definitely trade for it again. The Illustration Strong Dark Ale was very good, and this one has plenty of promise. I'll update my review when I get another crack at it.
09-28-2010 00:45:31 | More by dpnelson1978
3.95/5 rDev +8.8%
opened this tonight, because it was cold and we had a power outage...split and served in Stone Levitation glasses
A - solid finger of dense, creamy off-white foam settles on top of a very hazy, dark gold colored beer. big layer of sediment in the last two pours.
S - bold fruits, banana and some lemon...yeasty with some sweet esters. touch of grassy hop finish.
T - good balance with an initial fruity banana bite followed by a light spice...what keeps this from heading toward Hefeweizen territory is a very pleasant and sharp grassy hop bite near the end.
M - medium to thickish body, very creamy with that typical EEB "im here, now leave me alone" level of carbonation.
D - well, this has come around a little bit (especially flavor wise) since the release...nice hop bite is still there and the fruits are a bit subdued. pretty yummy, just lacks that refreshing crispness of my favorite saisons.
09-23-2010 01:24:34 | More by Stigs
4/5 rDev +10.2%
Thanks to Exiled for sharing this bit 1L bottle.
The beer pours a hazy brownish-yellow color with a white head. The aroma is a mix of yeast, pepper, lemon citrus and coriander. The flavor is pepper, coriander, lemons, oranges and yeast, Medium mouthfeel and low carbonation. An interesting beer, almost like a combination of a saison and wibier. Glad I got to try it.
09-07-2010 03:01:00 | More by Mora2000
4.15/5 rDev +14.3%
A-pours a hazy golden yellow color with a thick creamy white head.
S-the nose is big, a little peppery spice to it with a good bit of lemon, banana, and notes of honey. soft sour notes accompanied by a touch of peach.
T-great flavor, well balanced spice with soft golden fruits. good lemon tartness to it with some sweet honey behind.
M-smooth, soft, lighter body, great carbonation level, moderate to strong, holding the body throughout, clean crisp finish with no bite.
D-very tasty and well balanced with a great feel to it. not too spicy but enough to add the complexity you want to see, could use some more of the earthy saison yeast but very tasty brew.
08-09-2010 16:13:49 | More by cpetrone84
3.53/5 rDev -2.8%
Poured into a tulip. This beer has a lot to live up too considering how good the 4th anniversary brew was.
4.0 A: Hazy orange brown color. Two fingers of pillowy white head with average retention and reasonable amounts of lacing.
4.0 S: Earthy hops. Plenty of spiciness going on here with emphasis on corriander, clove, and pepper. Orange peel, musty funkiness, and yeasty.
3.5 T: For the most part, follows the nose. Clove is the dominant spice, with pepper second, then corriander. A bit sweet and bready for a saison. Some hay funkiness, grassy hops, and chewy yeastiness.
2.5 M: Medium body, but heavier than average. This could use a bit more carbonation. Otherwise pretty smooth.
3.5 D: I drank the liter by myself, but I wish I had a buddy with me. A bit too sweet to drink this much. Otherwise, a fairly solid brew. Doesn't even compare to Toaster, but I guess nothing ever will.
08-07-2010 03:12:36 | More by DavoleBomb
3.63/5 rDev 0%
Thank you, Nathan!
Pouring a light orange-yellow with a dense white head with decent retention, this looks solid. Lacing is decent too. The nose is full and bright, with orange citrus, honey and a moderate spice character. As it warms up, the spice REALLY grows, this becomes strongly clove-like, reminding me of a hefeweizen. The sweetness is more than I care for, but is still enjoyable. On the palate, though, it becomes a bit of a chore. Opening moderately sweet and fruity with a pronounced citrus and candied orange character, this beer is moderately sweet. Honey and a little sugar are apparent. Clove really comes through, this doesn't taste particularly saison-like to me, really, but is still, quite enjoyable. Moderately sweet on the finish, this medium bodied beer has a moderate level of carbonation. Solid stuff
06-30-2010 03:05:40 | More by DefenCorps
3.68/5 rDev +1.4%
Brought this back from a trip to Pittsburgh over a month ago. Im just not getting around to trying it.
A- Gotta love these guy's crazy bottles and presentations. This is a full liter swing top bottle. The label quality is a little poor, it fell off just sitting in the fridge. Eh, who cares? Its the beer we are all interested in here, not how quality the labels are.
This saison is a slightly deeper and cloudy one. Its a really cloudy deep gold with peach colored highlights. The head is small and almost lackluster. Usually I really love saisons that have gargantuan heads. This one isnt huge but its very dense and very sticky. Its comprised of lots of looser bubbles. Unfortunately, it fades down to just a really thick ring.
S- The smell of this saison also has lots of unique characteristics. Lots of peppery and spicy notes and lemony, zesty and grassy hops. There is also quite a bit of malty, grainy stuff going on. Lots of banana nut bread.
T- Again, a pretty unique saison we have here. First thing I noticed in the taste is a strong, sweet, over ripe banana and moist zucchini bread. There is a considerable twang from a lemony and fresh cut grass like hopping. The end has a pretty good amount of funk that is pretty nice, with a little touch of alcohol as it goes down.
M- Dry at times and fluffy like a wiezen. The body is pretty thick for the style but it is by no means completely full bodied.
D- I cant say this is my favorite saison (not much can top Fantome). Its a decent beer though. Im really glad I grabbed this though. Im always interested in trying local stuff like this.
05-28-2010 03:22:56 | More by MbpBugeye
New York
3/5 rDev -17.4%
One of my souvenirs from visiting the Pitts...
Poured opaque light orange with a thick foamy head of 1-2 fingers. Initial opening of the bottle was painful, and produced a bit of funky nose. After the pour, nose was very yeasty with some fruits. Taste was initially sour/bitter from the yeasts and then aged bread. Went down more easily after it rested a bit and the flavors melded. Last glass had to be ditched because of the immense amount of floaters. Overall, enjoyable but a little on the funky side.
05-02-2010 02:35:49 | More by aquatonex
4.78/5 rDev +31.7%
1L bottle poured into my large crazy French snifter.
A- A champagne-style loud popping sound accompanied the opening of this bottle. Bright golden yellow body that is so thickly hazy it is nearly opaque. Pours with a soapy, 1-2 finger white head. Head fades to 1/2 finger and has great retention from there.
S-Nose is great and spot-on for a saison. A good dose of floral hops accents a big, funky, bready, yeast backbone. Yes folks the barnyard and the spring garden are both in the house.
T-Flavor is slightly sweet at first with the bready yeast flavors being the highlight. A nice juicy citrus tone (lemon)also emerges-but it is very mild and stays in the background The floral hop flavors rush in pretty fast as the funk takes its time to arrive and although present-its probably the most mild character in this brew. Some spicy yeast comes through after a few sips too. The finish is a little bit of sweetness, a little bit of funk, and a big bright slam of floral hops come in for the finish. Its somewhat dry as nothing really sticks around after the finish.
M-High carbonation that is quite tingly and a light, yet full relatively smooth body.
D- I love this beer. Saisons are one of my favorite styles-but I have had many that are poorly put together and just a mess. A bit hoppier than most Saisons-but certainly one of my favorites-as I love all things that are pale, Belgian, yeasty, spicy,and hoppy-and this covers all those grounds very well. This brew is also quite complex. One of my favorite brews from East End. I really don't want to drink the entire 1L tonight but this is so good that it may be the case. A wonderfully drinkable Saison.
04-20-2010 01:55:52 | More by PittBeerGirl
4.1/5 rDev +12.9%
The body of East End's Wooden Nickel Saison is a hazy orange with just a touch of sediment in it. The white head is thick but lacks great retention. It does manage to leave a few scraps of lacing behind though.
The aroma has a lot going on. A faint hint of hop bitterness, yeasty citrus fruits, anise, coriander and a good kick of funky saison yeast.
Wooden Nickel's flavor delivers a pretty good blend of everything I picked up in the aroma. Orange and lemon are especially noticeable, as is the slightly musty, funky saison yeast that is my favorite aspect about this beer. Orange and orange peel are probably the strongest flavor in Wooden Nickel. The hop bitterness is extremely slight, and it mixes nicely with coriander and anise. Both the coriander and anise are light, and only provide a little bit of depth to this beer. In other words, if you don't like anise don't worry.
The carbonation on this one was pretty high for me, but probably only moderate for a saison. The body is a little bit heavier than I expected also.
Wooden Nickel is very drinkable, which is a good thing considering the fact that it comes in a giant flip top bottle. This is a good, complex saison. Another successful brew from East End; I would love to try a barrel-aged version.
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|Right wing diverts attention from national issues at hand
Letter to the Editor:
In the June 19 issue of the Vilas County News-Review, Mr. Stolar cites a well known quote from Edmund Burke regarding the importance of knowing history, but then he states, "The people who founded this country?. . .?came from countries with a socialist-totalitarian type of government."Actually, no. They, or their ancestors, mostly came from monarchies, England in particular. He also quotes Alexander Tytler, an obscure Scottish historian who felt that all democracies ultimately return to bondage. Professor Tytler also believed that all governments were essentially monarchies and that the moon was made of Swiss cheese (I made up the cheese part).
If Mr Stolar truly wants a historical perspective of our government, he won't find it in a right wing blog offering an 18th century version of Nostradamus; rather, he should be reading Montesquieu, Voltaire, Locke, Hume and other philosophers of the Enlightenment who so profoundly influenced the Founding Fathers.
He could also read Alexis de Tocqueville, who traveled throughout 1830s America and reported upon "The Great American Experiment" (of democracy) as it was evolving. Rather than conflate democracy with socialism, Touqueville observed that "they have nothing in common but one word:?equality. But notice the difference. While democracy seeks equality in liberty, socialism seeks equality in restraint and servitude."
Of course, the right wing in America has no interest in accurately defining democracy or socialism. For them, the term "socialism" is a hot button item (like "abortion" or "second amendment rights") which can be relied upon to evoke fear and fire-up passions in their base while diverting attention away from any reasoned discussion of the issues at hand.
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|Ministers publish "illustrative text" of local authority code of conduct
|Friday, 13 April 2012 14:46
The Department for Communities & Local Government has published an "illustrative text" setting out what a council's code of conduct might look like under the incoming standards regime.
Publication of the document, which can be found here, comes after the Standards Board for England was formally abolished on 31 March.
The DCLG confirmed that the new regime will come into effect from 1 July 2012, when all standards matters – "including consideration and determination of outstanding complaints made during the period the Standards Board regime was operating" – will be the responsibility of local authorities.
A 'Nolan-based' code, the involvement of an independent person in allegations of misconduct, and the new criminal offence for failing to declare or register interests will also come into force on that date.
The DCLG said the new code was a matter for local determination, but its text illustrated what one might look like.
"By releasing councils from the old regime of prescriptive uniform codes councils will be able to ensure that their own codes encourage freedom of speech and can not be used to silence or discourage conscientious councillors from whistle blowing on misconduct," it claimed.
It also suggested that the new framework would be particularly welcome at smaller authorities and parish councils.
Local Government Minister Bob Neill, who has written to council leaders arguing that the changes represent an opportunity to raise local standards, said: "As the death knell tolls for the unpopular and unelected Standards Board regime, councils and communities can look forward to a new era of locally set codes of conduct that will prevent corruption, ensure high standards in public life, and put an end to petty, partisan and malicious complaints that have dragged down the reputation of local government.
"Instead of having hundreds of expensive and frivolous investigations hanging over their heads local councillors will be free to get on with the job of getting the best for their local area. But far from letting councillors off the hook without any checks we are ensuring that they conform to the highest standards and anyone who abuses their position for personal gain can expect to face the full force of the law."
The Local Government Association, Solace and the Association of Council Secretaries & Solicitors are understood to have agreed their own template for a code of conduct. Differences over the respective merits of two previous drafts were reportedly resolved earlier this month.


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On Tuesday, August 5th, neighborhoods throughout the City of Sammamish are invited to join forces with thousands of communities nationwide for the 31st annual "Night Out."
The Sammamish Night Out, in conjunction with National Night Out across America, is designed to
Heighten crime prevention awareness
Generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime efforts
Strengthen neighborhood spirit in crime prevention campaigns
Send a message to criminals that neighborhoods are organized and fighting back!
Participation in Night Out is simple
*** At 5:00 p.m., on Tuesday, August 5th, turn on all outside lights. Lights are a visible statement of neighborhood unity against crime
*** Between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m., join with your neighbors outside in some planned activity. This might include a BBQ, a potluck, an ice cream social or just walking around and visiting with each other
*** Visit with the Sammamish Police Department during Safe and Sound Sammamish held on the Sammamish Commons Plaza (City Hall) 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
To REGISTER your block as a participant for the annual city-wide Sammamish Night Out festivities - CLICK the "REGISTER YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD" button on this page
All neighborhoods that sign up by July 30th will receive a packet of NNO goodies courtesy of the Sammamish Citizen Corps at the Safe and Sound Sammamishkick-off event
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If you're looking for a job, you may be in luck because Time Warner Cable is looking to hire more than 50 employees.
The employees will be hired over the next few months for full-time retails, direct sales, customer care and installation positions in the Tri-State area.
"The successful introduction of new products and technology has led to a need for more positions to better serve our customers in the Cincinnati market," said Shannon Mullen, Regional Vice President at Time Warner Cable. "These positions have great earning potential, flexible schedules and opportunities for career growth and advancement possibilities at a great company."
Representatives for the company will be at Tri County Mall on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to accept resumes and interview candidates. The hourly rate for retail positions begins at $11 per hour plus commission; $10.80 per hour plus commission for customer care representatives; and $11.10 for installation technicians.
You can visit the Timer Warner Cable website for more information on their career opportunities.
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Updated 10:11am Friday 21st February 2014 in Sport By Alan Bennett
In sport, defeats happen, unless you are the Arsenal team of 2003-04 known as the invincibles.
We at AFC Wimbledon have had a bad week with two defeats but the emotions after each one were in stark contrast because the performances were very different.
The Rochdale loss was very poor from our group of players and the reflection afterwards was very open, honest and brutal.
Honesty from your peers can be hard to take sometimes but it also refocuses minds and clears up any uncertainty that's around.
Training intensity and focus increased in the week leading up to the Portsmouth game.
Personally, having played briefly on the south coast for Southampton in the 2007-08 season on loan, I was looking forward to the game at Fratton park - having 17,000 people there as well added to the occasion.
Our performance was a lot better and we should have got something from the game but still lost. Afterwards the disappointment in the dressing room was tangible.
Thinking about the two defeats and the manner of them, the cold statistician will state that no points were taken from the games so same outcome, but the realist looks at both performances and sees a dramatic difference between them in terms of improvement.
Both are very difficult to take but when you feel you should have got something from a game it's very frustrating.
When you're outplayed and don't represent yourself to the standards you know you're capable of, it's very disheartening.
After both games focusing on the positives in a performance is always the correct thing to do, seeing the negatives, trying to work hard collectively on them and correct them.
Bottom line is that if performances are good, results will follow.
To survive in sport and not be defeated, a sports person must always maintain a positive frame of mind constantly.
Dammit: Ryan Taylor heads Portsmouth's winner last weekend Picture: Joe Pepler
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Are you looking for a way to cement your legacy in Memorial Stadium and give to Cal Athletics? Now is your opportunity to create your own personal legacy with a ceramic tile on the west wall of the concourse.
This is your chance to honor loved ones, recall memories, or share your school pride. Your tile will have a custom inscription of your choice of 15 character spaces per line, with three lines of customized text per tile. Bear Territory Legacy Wall tiles will be installed on the concourse level of California Memorial Stadium along the historic west wall, between the North Tunnel and the South Tunnel.
Each $1,000 one-time gift will be commemorated with a personalized tile. Your tile will recognize your generous donation that supports our 850+ student-athletes in all of our 29 sports programs.
After making your gift online, you will receive an email with a link to outline how you would like to inscribe your tile. Be sure to order now as tile space is limited!
Donations for tiles are tax-deductible, but may not be used toward seat donations for football and/or basketball season tickets.
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Acceptable inscriptions can include your first and last name or a family name. The word "family" may be used and any prefixes or suffixes (e.g., Mr., Mrs., Dr., III, Jr., Sr.); Actual Degree(s) from UC Berkeley (e.g., PH.D., M.B.A, B.A.); Majors may be listed or abbreviated to fit (e.g., Chemistry, Chem); Graduation year(s) (e.g., 1995, '95, Class of '95); Sports affiliation (e.g., W. Hockey, Men's Crew, Football); "In honor of" or "In memory of" (to pay tribute to someone special); Slogans such as "Go Bears!", "Fiat Lux", "Go Cal", "True Blue" will be accepted; Sorority and Fraternity names will be accepted.
Unacceptable inscriptions will be Greek symbols; Slogans that are not consistent with the spirit of Cal; Business Titles (e.g., CPA); Phone numbers; Email addresses; Business advertising; Web addresses; Political statements; Inappropriate language and any discriminatory remarks about race, gender or sexual orientation. The University of California, Berkeley reserves the absolute right to refuse any inscriptions they deem inappropriate or that does not meet the customary guidelines set forth.


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Former Colorado Rapids forward Caleb Folan today signed with Birmingham City after a short trial (Official Announcement). He could be eligible for competition as early as Saturday, when Birmingham take on Derby County.
Happy & proud to finally announce that i have signed for Birmingham City till summer. A continuation of work ethic. Winning never gets old!
— Caleb Folan (@CalebFln) February 29, 2012
As Rapids fans know, Caleb and the team mutually agreed to part ways earlier this preseason. After departing Caleb posted a thank you note, and he has remained close with the Rapids players and fans via twitter. Even yesterday, when we reminder fans about the March 1 deadline, Caleb tweeted the he may consider Rapids season tickets in order to have his name on the 2013 jerseys.
May have to purchase a @ColoradoRapids season ticket just so i can bleed a little Burgundy #AlwaysLove
— Caleb Folan (@CalebFln) February 28, 2012
Rapids forward Omar Cummings today helped the Jamaican national team defeat host New Zealand 3-2 out in Auckland, New Zealand.
From the video highlights we see that Omar assisted on Tramaine Jones' goal in the 53rd minute with a nicely weighted through ball which Stewart hammered home.
According to the Jamaican Observer, Omar played 65 minutes before he was replaced by Navion Boyd, who would go on to scored Jamaica's third goal.
And here's odd note to Stewart. He was on the same flight with Omar that left LA for New Zealand last Saturday. Once they landed, apparently Tramaine forgot he had brought an apple with him, and was consecuently fined for not declaring the 'risk goods' upon landing. The Jamaican Observer has this story, stating the Jamaican National Team lawyer said an appeal 'would be fruitless.' No mention if the pun was intended: HERE'S THE STORY.
Before the team departed for Hawaii, Oscar Pareja had invited fellow Colombian midfielder Andres Sarmiento as to train with the group. El Michi, as he's known in Colombia, has now returned to his former club in South America, with a positive experience of his week in Colorado and towards Pareja and assistant coach Wilmer Cabrera.
"Training with that club was a great pleasure for me in my career," he told Vanguardia.com. "(Pareja and Cabrera) were kind with me and made me feel like a compatriot. My relation with them is very good."
Sarmiento has already begun training with Atlético Bucaramanga. FULL STORY (SPANISH)
We know the Rapids kick off the 2012 season at home on March 10 vs Columbus (TICKETS). The next week the team will travel to Philadelphia to face the Union in a nationally televised game live on NBC Sports (March 18, 2 pm MT). By the looks of their early promos and commercials, I'm thinking the new MLS partnership with NBC will be a good one.
BTW - you can check watch channel NBC Sports is in your area by CLICKING HERE and entering your zip code.
We want to give a shoutout to the Colorado Rapids front office staff for taking the Fight for Air Climb on Sunday. The group was part of the Kroenke Sports & Entertainment team that climbed the 56 stairs - 1096 steps - of the Republic Plaza building in downtown Denver in a fundraiser to help fight lung disease and promote lung health. The KSE team finished 3rd overall as the individuals collectively raised over $5000 for the American Lung Association of Colorado.
The staff that participated were: Caleb Alexander, Jordan Allerding, Wayne Brant, Gretchen Claypool, Christa Dellebovi, Sara Frazier, Ossie Hamrick, Chris Hoffner, Emily Kilcoyne, Lindsey Nielson, Chelsea Hedrick, Kristen Sonsma, and Traci Swanson.
One of the common conversations heard among the players after Friday's game was about seeing the Rapids colors in the stands at Aloha Stadium. It was a welcome surprise to the players, especially since these are preseason games being played so far away from Colorado.
We knew that Kosuke, Pablo, and Kohei had friends and family in the stands, and we also heard fans calling out players names from the stands both before and after the game. Unfortunately we didn't get to find out who these fans were.
But we did get to talk to eight Rapids season ticket holders that are here for the games. The photo above shows Brandi and Bruce Mahaffey, Pamela Houpts, and Art, Ana, and Joddy Shipley, who ended up moving over and sitting right behind the team bench.
I also met third-year season ticket Stephanie Adams, who timed her busines trip just right to catch Friday's game before flying back to Colorado that evening. And some of you may have followed the tweets from Richard Bamber, a member of the Bulldog Supporters Group that flew out and posted photos and videos on the Bulldogs twitter account (@BulldogSG).
Finally, we met this group (below) of fans from Hawaii that have taken the Colorado Rapids as their team, mostly because of their interaction via twitter with Drew Moor and Eddie Ababio. They brought signs for both players and got to meet them in person. They then helped keep fans in Colorado updated on the game by tweeting their thoughts from inside the stadium. On Friday they stopped by at the hotel and met and got autographs from a bunch of the players.
And finally, we also want to thank and recognize the fans that stayed up late throughout the country late Thursday / early Friday following our tweets.
Forward Andre Akpan made an astute observation the other day on twitter that got us thinking. Are there other players who look like people we've seen - whether other celebrities or just people down the street?
Holy look-a-like! Tony @Cascio14 = Adrien Brody image.toutlecine.com/photos/o/x/y/o…
— André Akpan (@auakpan) February 23, 2012
Rapids rookie Tony Cascio (left) and Academy Award winner actor Adrien Brody:
The Hawaiian Islands Invitational hosted all four teams in the tournament at the Starlight Waikiki Luau on Wednesday evening. A nice traditional Hawaiian dinner was followed by a live show. At one point the dancers went around and grabbed one player from Rapids - Stew Ceus, and a player from Busan and brought them on stage to dance. Imagine what the other teams might have thought of the Rapids when they saw the huge Stew up there. CLICK HERE FOR MORE PHOTOS.
The skills competition continued after Wednesday's practice inside Aloha Stadium. Today is was the Crossbar Challenge. It's very simple: kick a ball from 20 yards and try to hit the crossbar. The team that hit it most wins. It was funny to see how many guys hit the bar while goofing around, but then...well, here you go:
In 17 days, the Colorado Rapids will kick off their 2012 season at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. With the season quickly approaching, Season Ticket Holders can expect to receive their Flash Seats or hard tickets in the mail. Flash Seats were sent out last week via email, and hard tickets will be sent at the end of this week. All Full Season Ticket Holders will also be receiving their Welcome Packet in the coming weeks, which include: parking passes, important benefit and contact information and a letter from Rapids President Tim Hinchey. Kickback Cards will only be mailed to new 2012 Season Ticket Holders, but if your card has been lost or stolen please contact your Customer Service Representative at 303.727.3414.
Remember that if you purchase, renew or upgrade to a 2012 Full Season package before March 1st your name will be featured on the Colorado Rapids 2013 home kits, as part of the ONE CLUB initiative announced earlier this year.


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Chamber's 2013 Annual Report is released
For those of you unable to attend our Annual Meeting on March 20th, we've put together the highlights in the attached 2013 Annual Report.
Pike County Festivals and Parades
Summer and fall are festival months in Pike County!
Here is a list of events and parades. This was updated August 21.
News and Information
- Find us on Social Media! - The Chamber is on Facebook as PikeCountyIllinoisChamber, on Twitter as PikeCoChamber and on Linkedin in the company section as pike-county-il-chamber-of-commerce.
- Read our latest Chamber Connection Newsletters - Enjoy the most recent issues of our newsletter, The Chamber Connection! Winter 2014 pdf here Christmas pdf Fall 2013: Pdf here
- Pike County Restaurants and Events - Download a list of eating establishments sorted by community !
- Pike County Government Offices info - Click here for phone numbers: tax assessor, speeding tickets, etc
- Visitor spending increases again in Pike County! - The Illinois Office of Tourism & QACVB released tourism expenditures for its 3 county area which includes Pike, Adams, and Hancock Counties. Visitor spending in Pike County is up 1.2%. Here's a press release with details.
New wine guide -
New! Mississippi Valley Wine Guide promotes area wineries including Collver Family Winery and Hopewell Winery!
- Pike County Endowment Fund established - A new Field of Interest Fund- Live Here, Give Here!
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The 2013 flu season could be one of the worst in the past decade, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Here at Patch we wondered how our readers were battling the flu season.
Patch reader millie recommends getting the flu shot and staying home if you are sick. Another reader Socorro"sissy" Ropiequet says stay active and keep your hands clean at all times.
Patch blogger Dr. Jan and Jade Leasure recommended the following five natural remedies -- garlic, apple cider vinegar, cayenne pepper, turmeric and ginger -- and also shared the benefits of each in their blog post.
Local Editor Pam DeFiglio shared a recipe for turmeric chicken wraps that uses both turmeric and cayenne pepper, two of the five recommended natural ingredients.
Elderberry was also recommended as a way to boost the immune system and prevent the flu by Patch user Pat Craig, who also shared a recipe for making your own elderberry tincture.
One of my family's favorite remedies for kicking the flu is honey, lemon, ginger tea. Steep about a tablespoon of each of the ingredients in hot water and use fresh grated ginger. Add more or less of the ingredients according to your taste.


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by Larry Printz
photography provided by Cadillac
Cadillac spent decades convincing Americans that a Nimitz-sized, gas-gulping car with nautical handling was – as the ads proclaimed – "The Standard of the World." And it was, until the world intervened – in the form of two oil embargoes.
Since then, the famed luxury brand has been trying to convince consumers that a "small Cadillac" isn't an oxymoron. At first, success. When the midsize Cadillac Seville was introduced in 1976, it proved wildly popular. But oh, the audacity! It was smallest Cadillac – and the priciest.
The company itself didn't seem convinced, let alone the public. As downsizing swept across the brand, it seemed as if the company's heart wasn't in it. There was that dreadful poser, the 1981 Cimarron; then the ridiculously Lilliputian 1986 Eldorado; and finally that odd import, the 1997 Catera.
These cars might have been smaller in size, but they were smaller in spirit as well. Where was that Cadillac swagger?
Two vehicles helped Cadillac regain its product mojo: the 1999 Escalade SUV, which reinterpreted big Cadillacs for the new millennium, and the 2003 CTS sedan, a midsize sedan that showed Cadillac living up to its marketing and truly challenging cars from Europe.
A decade later, Cadillac's growing confidence can be seen in the all-new 2013 ATS, the smallest Cadillac in 32 years. This is a rear-wheel-drive sedan meant to take on the BMW 3 Series – not to mention the Audi A4 and Mercedes-Benz C-Class. Oh, the audacity!
Skeptical? Cadillac feels your doubt. The company knows that customer
acceptance might be slow in coming.
"BMW has been in this space for 28 years," said Kurt Ghering, ATS marketing manager, referring to the six-cylinder 3 Series. "We know it's not going to change overnight, but we really wanted to build a car that gives this huge segment another option. No excuses."
This is more than mere marketing Kool-Aid served up in a martini glass. GM ignored its time-honored tradition of tarting up a front-drive Chevrolet or German Opel. It resisted the urge to cut down the CTS architecture to ATS size. Instead, it did something unusual for GM: It created a new rear-wheel-drive platform that's 500 pounds lighter and 8 inches shorter than the CTS.
The styling is softer than that of its sibling, yet it possesses an unapologetic mix of rock 'n' roll, glamour, sophistication and a bit of flash. Cadillac no longer slathers on the chrome with a trowel, but it's still generous where it counts: under the hood.
The ATS' top-of-the-line engine, a 321-horsepower, 3.6-liter V6, has the
effortless, refined feel you'd expect of a luxury ride. The same can be said of the smooth, powerful turbo-charged 272-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder, which is almost as fast as the V6. It reaches 60 mph in 5.7 seconds, while returning fuel economy estimated by GM at 22 mpg city, 32 highway. So why did Cadillac bother to
offer the unrefined base engine, a 202-hp 2.5-liter four?
Regardless of engine, the six-speed automatic transmission shifts quickly, dropping several gears if necessary to unleash performance. A six-speed manual is optional on the turbo; all-wheel-drive is available with the 2.0-liter and 3.6-
liter engines.
You'll put that power to good use; the ATS' handling is impressive. On the road it's comfortable and confident. On the track it performs predictably,
precisely and securely, communicating its intentions. Cadillac's efforts to keep most ATS models below 3,500 pounds contribute to the car's nimble feel in
corners, aided by the precise power steering. All ATS models have four-wheel disc brakes. Brembo performance brakes are optional, as is automatic braking, which automatically stops the car if a collision is imminent.
However, before that happens, you might feel the "safety alert seat" activate. This option notifies the driver if the car wanders out of its lane. Unlike other
systems, which ring a chime that alerts passengers to your lousy driving,
Cadillac's system discreetly vibrates the driver's seat on the side of the car that's wandering out of the lane.
The seats are comfortable and well-bolstered, with decent leg room. Surprisingly, Cadillac has done what few manufacturers at any price have done: padded the vertical edge of the center console, the glovebox door and the door panel. This way, taller passengers have a comfortable spot to rest their legs. Another nice touch: The center console lid is low enough to allow your arm to rest on it while shifting.
Like an increasing number of new cars, there's a large center touch screen to activate the phone, climate and infotainment items. Below it are redundant touch-sensitive switches. The switches have a bit of feedback when you touch them, so you can sense that they're working – a thoughtful feature. Also nice: The navigation system uses a small drawing of a car when pointing the way to your destination, rather than using an arrow.
The fact that Cadillac can build both the CTS and ATS, cars that can truly challenge the best in the world, is remarkable given that 26 years ago, it was still building land yachts with soggy handling.
But Cadillac's attention to detail in the ATS, whether it's convenience
features, fuel economy, size, power, design or handling, will go far to banish the sins of the past.
Like the CTS before it, the ATS unapologetically meets its competition head on. It's that good.
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Elvis Costello SOLO across Europe this Autumn
Elvis Costello will be performing SOLO across Europe this Autumn
including Paris, Vienna, Brussels, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, Oslo and many more.
Lost On The River: The New Basement Tapes Set For November 2014 Release
Elvis Costello collaborated with Rhiannon Giddens (Carolina Chocolate Drops), Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes), Jim James (My Morning Jacket), and Marcus Mumford (Mumford & Sons),to create music for a treasure trove of long-lost lyrics handwritten by Bob Dylan in 1967 at the time he was creating the original Basement Tapes.
Elvis Costello Joins The Circus: A Fantasy
I am a successful rock and roll star who can't take the pressures of this sleazy business any longer. My time is not my own. I can't spend time with the people I like, it's always touring, touring, touring, photo sessions, photo sessions, photo sessions, records, records, records. I'm going nuts. I've finally decided to run away and live the free life exploring my hidden talents under the big top. I know my manager will kill me if he learns my plans, but I don't care. I just CAN'T TAKE IT!
Elvis Costello: Bridgewater Hall, Manchester; Kew Gardens, London - Live Review
Over two very different shows Elvis Costello pushed his ambitious boundaries even further, Steve Swift was witness to an artist who refuses to stand still.
More Crowd Chaos As "Tray of Pimms Upset" at Costello Kew Gardens Gig
After just one song the show was stopped by security after a fish slice in the VIP area was misplaced. Costello pleaded with the audience to "calm down a bit" as fans were dragged over security barriers to avoid spoiling their clothes against a tray of spilled Pimms.


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To those of us armchair NASCAR team owners, the decision seems simple: If your driver gets arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol, you must suspend him.
But the actual choice is often more complicated, which results in drivers usually getting off with little punishment – at least when it comes to NASCAR.
That's why RAB Racing team owner Robby Benton's decision to indefinitely suspend driver John Wes Townley for DUI on Friday was a significant statement – and why it shouldn't go unappreciated.
Driving drunk is always wrong, but it's especially unacceptable when the person who committed the offense drives race cars for a living.
Millions of fans look to NASCAR drivers for the proper way to conduct themselves on the road, and if NASCAR and the race teams don't take a DUI charge seriously by issuing a severe penalty, it sends the message that drunk driving is somehow not that bad.
Fortunately, Benton stepped up and took appropriate action after Townley – his team's Camping World Truck Series driver – was slapped with his second alcohol-related offense in two years.
"Obviously, this is an unfortunate situation," Benton said in making the suspension announcement. "However, we have to react to the severity of the incident accordingly. His actions do not reflect those of RAB Racing, nor the sponsors associated with the team."
Benton said the team will "stand by John Wes" and will welcome him back at the "appropriate time" – which Benton said will come after Townley has taken steps to correct his actions.
And you know what? That's exactly what Benton needed to say. He sent a message that drunk driving is unacceptable, but also didn't bury a 22-year-old kid by closing the door on a possible return.
It's also a response that seems all too rare in NASCAR.
Previous drunk driving incidents – such as the one that involved Nationwide Series driver Michael Annett last year – have practically been brushed aside.
Despite a strict substance abuse policy, NASCAR has not stepped in and suspended a driver for DUI. From Annett to AJ Allmendinger to Scott Wimmer, drivers have been allowed to keep racing despite a drunk driving charge.
Therefore, the onus falls on the team owners to make a statement – and most of them have taken the easy way out. Annett's car owner Rusty Wallace, for example, said last year that removing his driver from a race would hurt the entire team because it would be a severe points hit.
He does have a point. By suspending Townley, Benton has taken away his Camping World Truck Series team's chances at a championship before the season even starts.
But you know what? It's the right call, even if it's a difficult one.
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"Something had to happen," Brett said.
Sparked partly by real estate agent worries and confused or angry voters, lawmakers across the hurricane-prone South are seeking to delay or change the new guidelines.
Mississippi sued the federal government last month to block the rate hikes, pointing to figures that 41 percent of homeowners living in areas where flood insurance is mandatory fall under low to moderate income guidelines, The Associated Press reported.
On Oct. 10, Florida joined the lawsuit.
Even the 2012 law's co-author – Rep. Maxine Waters, D-California – is now backing efforts that would delay rate hikes for most affected by the changes.
Under a proposal introduced this month, only homes that have been repeatedly flooded in recent years and "second homes" would see increases. Those hikes would be phased in 25 percent annually over a four-year period.
"I'm extremely concerned about reports that homeowners in certain areas are facing high and unsustainable flood insurance rates," Waters said in a press release. "The intent was not to impose punitive or unaffordable rate hikes that could make it difficult for some to remain in their homes."
The proposed changes cleared a bipartisan committee but a date for their consideration on the House floor was not set as of this week.
David Hurst writes for The Tribune-Democrat in Johnstown, Pa.


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Dividend is boosted as telecoms co-op's sales soar (From The Oxford Times)
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Dividend is boosted as telecoms co-op's sales soar
2:00pm Thursday 30th January 2014 in News
OXFORDSHIRE telecoms firm The Phone Co-op has reported a major boost to its fortunes.
Profit before distributions at the Chipping Norton-based firm was a record £555,000, up 31 per cent compared with the previous year.
As a result, the customer-owned firm will recommend a rise in the dividend for its 10,000 members from two per cent to 2.5 per cent of eligible sales at its annual meeting in February.
The consumer co-operative reported a rise in its sales, boosted by significant growth in its mobile business, a trend its board expects will continue.
Founder and chief executive Vivian Woodell said: "It's been a challenging year for both the co-operative movement and the telecommunications industry so we are delighted to be able to report such good results.
"As a customer-owned co-operative, we're pleased we have increased our membership which means more people are benefiting."
Mr Woodell added that members have also increased their investments in The Phone Co-op to more than £4m and there are now reserves of more than £1m.
He said: "We see this as evidence that consumer co-operatives, with their strong member backing, can grow organically in a highly competitive marketplace."
As well as telecommunications, The Phone Co-op continued its diversification into renewable energy, with three further large-scale solar projects completed in February 2013.
"In the year ahead, our focus will shift to growth," said Mr Woodell, "We have a number of important projects under way."
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Sarah Jessica Parker has revealed that her children have already shown some artistic ability.
The Sex And The City star admitted that her four-year-old twin daughters Tabitha and Loretta, and their 11-year-old brother James enjoy expressing themselves in creative ways.
"They're all preternaturally gifted artists - they probably spend 80 per cent of their free time drawing," she told People.
"Every morning before breakfast, we have to drag them away from drawing and painting, even my son. They're far more gifted than I ever was."
Sarah Jessica, who has launched her namesake collection for Hallmark, also revealed that she encourages her kids to make their own greeting cards.
"Since I was a little girl, we were not allowed to buy Valentines, and my children do the same thing - a piece of cardboard from tights or pantyhose, they have to cut out their own construction paper, cut out their own doilies. We do it every year," she added.


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Pesto Chicken Penne Casseroles
With this one, you can either freeze both casseroles or cook one tonight for dinner and have one for another night.
1 lb. penne pasta
4 cups cubed cooked chicken
3 cups shredded Mozzarella cheese
3 cups fresh baby spinach
1 (15 oz.) can crushed tomatoes
1 (15 oz.) jar Alfredo sauce
1 1/2 cups 2% milk
1 (8 oz.) jar prepared pesto
1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 Tbsp. olive oil
Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine chicken, cheese, spinach, tomatoes,
Alfredo sauce, milk and pesto. Drain pasta and add to chicken mixture; toss to coat.
Transfer to two 8-inch baking dishes coated with nonstick cooking spray. In a small bowl, combine bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese and oil; sprinkle over casseroles.
Cover and freeze one casserole for up to 3 months and cover and bake the remaining casserole at 350° for 40 to 45
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Germany? Before the beginning there was Ginnungagap, an empty space of nothingness, filled with pure creative power. (Sort of like the inside of my head.)
And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
And there we must leave you, O my most pure and holy children.
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There are a several reasons I will be voting for Larry Giunta for Ward 5 city councilor on Nov. 5. As a parent and educator, I appreciate his support of quality education for all students. As a taxpayer, I appreciate Larry's belief in government transparency and fiscal responsibility. Finally, I appreciate Larry's sensitivity and responsiveness to the concerns of all constituents.
Larry Giunta is fair-minded and honest. He listens, respectfully, and considers all sides to an issue. Because Larry and I do not agree on every issue, I am writing from experience.
What impresses me most about Larry is that he has the courage to take a stand on what he believes is fair, just and necessary. He is a man of his word, and backs up his words with action.
This is why I encourage you to vote for Larry Giunta for Ward 5 city councilor on Nov. 5.
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STREATOR, Ill. (DTN) -- The Environmental Protection Agency reported on Wednesday, Feb. 19, that 1.171 billion D6 Renewable Identification Numbers were generated in January, down 5.6% from the 1.241 billion generated in December 2013.
Domestic production and imports generating D6 RINs, which is primarily corn-based ethanol, was 1.161 billion gallons in January, down from 1.223 billion in December.
D6 RINs are equal to 1 gallon of renewable fuel produced or imported.
Biomass-based diesel D4 category output from domestic production and imports in January was 86.250 million gallons, down from 210.46 million gallons in December. The biomass-based diesel D4 category reported ...


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The exhibition Snapshot. Painters and photography, 1888-1915 in the Van Gogh Museum shows snapshots of painters, who experimented with photography towards the end of the 19th century. They took thousands of snapshots, at home or in the city. And now, in the early 21st century, we're still clicking away.
In the past three months people from all over the world joined this contest. Every month was in another theme from the exhibition with the emphasis on Amsterdam:
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Three winners were selected every month.
Best snapshot
Jury: Patrica Steur, photographer
Prize: Canon camera
Best theme photo
Jury: Edwin Becker, head curator of exhibitions at the Van Gogh Museum
Prize: I Amsterdam City Card for 3 days and the catalogue of the exhibition
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Jury: All the likes of the visitors of this website
Prize: An annual subscription to Gup Magazine and the catalogue of the exhibition
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Marriage is about love ...
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The University of North Carolina sent letters of disassociation to four men indicted as part of an investigation of sports agents by the North Carolina Secretary of State.
Georgia sports agent Terry Watson, former North Carolina Central University quarterback Michael Johnson, Patrick Jones and Willie Barley all received the letters banning them from any future contact with UNC student-athletes or anyone involved with Carolina athletics.
Read the letters of disassociation
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Downtown with WFSU and Downton Abbey Season 3 Premiere
Downton Abbey Season 3 premieres
January 6th on WFSU
Do you love Downton Abbey? Can't wait to see what Season 3 will bring? WFSU feels the same!
On Sunday, December 16th, WFSU will host TWO screenings of the Downton Abbey Season 3 premiere.
We are also pleased to offer a special Downton Abbey-inspired VIP reception from 2:30 - 4 pm. Dress as your favorite Downton Abbey character and mingle with fellow fans while enjoying light refreshments. This special reception will feature a presentation by Dr. Charles Upchurch, Professor of British History and the opportunity to have your picture taken in front of Highclere Castle.
VIP reception tickets are available for a donation of $40 and above*. Reserve your VIP reception entry now.
Downton Abbey Season 3 Premiere Screenings
Challenger Learning Center
Sunday, December 16th
1:30 pm and 4:00 pm ET
Challenger Learning Center is located in downtown Tallahassee at 200 South Duval St. Parking is available in the Kleman Plaza Garage for $1 on Sundays.
*A limited amount of complimentary, screening-only tickets are available at WFSU on a first come, first served basis. Limit 4 per person. For more information please call Charla at 850-487-3170 x359.
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|Pictures in front of Highclere Castle (pre-registration required)
|Presentation by Dr. Charles Upchurch, "Who Votes in Downton Abbey, and What it Tells Us About Season Three"
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VIP Reception Guests please check-in upon arrival at Challenger Learning Center. Your name will be on a list and you will receive a wristband and two drink tickets. If you have elected to receive a commemorative photo, your photo will be mailed to you after the event.
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Luxurious Ocean House in Atlantic City
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Have you been to Atlantic City lately? It has been transformed into Las Vegas with a beach! If you are looking for a weekend get away to catch a headline show and experience the best of what fine dinning has to offer..spend a week on a beach with your family and kids.. or celebrate a special occasion with 10 to 16 of your closest friends, come and stay at our luxurious beach house for a fraction of what you would pay in a hotel. Why pay high parking fees or worry where to park your car. Our house is located just a short seven minute walk away from Tropicana's 'The Quarter', IMAX movie theater, Comedy Stop, Bluemercury SPA, and one of the best places to just hang out on the beach: Hilton Beach Bar. From lounges to state of the art dance clubs, fine dining to beach bars, live entertainment, comedy clubs and more, it's all here in Atlantic City and we invite you to experience it in luxury in one of the best sections of Atlantic City. Location, Location, Location.
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New Luxury 2800 sq. ft House can sleep up to 16 people.
LOCATION, LOCATION! Just 2 block from Boardwalk and All Casinos.
Parking for 2 cars on drive way + 2 car on a street.
Central air conditioning, ceiling fans, Flat screen cable 2 tvs and 52 inch HD-T.V. VCR & DVD player, washer, dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, blender, toaster, coffee maker, garbage disposal, linens and towels provided, iron and board, internet.
Muster bedroom has a king bed and sleep sofa, 2nd bedroom has a queen bed, 3rd bedroom has a queen sofa bed and bunk bed 4th bedroom has a queen sleeper sofa, Leving room has a 2 sleep sofa bed.
Full kitchen, diner table for 10 people.
Living room comfortable seet for 12 people.
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Atlantic City attractions and activities are sure to entertain and delight visitors of all interests. Find antique shops, museums and cultural attractions, piers and arcades and much more. Take a trolley tour to see Atlantic City and enjoy the ride. Atlantic City attractions offer culture and history too, including Atlantic City Historical Museum and Art Center on Garden Pier, the Absecon Lighthouse and the Atlantic City Aquarium. Take a short drive to visit a winery or be enlightened at one of Atlantic City's regional museums and cultural attractions such as Lucy the Elephant and the Noyes Museum of Art. You're sure to find more than enough places to visit and play with Atlantic City attractions and activities.
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- Off Season rates $1,100 for the weekend! $250.00 week day's per night
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Jan 1 - Mar 1....Midweek $250/night .......$1,200 Weekend....$2,000 Weekly
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May 1 - May 30 Midweek $400/night.......$1500 Weekend.....$2,500 Weekly
May 31 - Sept 15 ...Weekly only ......$3,000
Sept - Dec 31......Midweek $250/night........$1,300 Weekend....$2,200 Weekly
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HOLIDAY 3 day's 2 nights...... $2200.00
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Investigators remain on the scene of the UPS cargo plane crash Tuesday, as we enter Day 7 of the investigation.
Crews are on site as well, picking up large pieces of the plane, and large containers are there to collect the plane parts.
The United States Postal Service says all 1,502 pounds of U.S. Mail on UPS1354 was not damaged, and is being delivered today.
Also, some small streets in the area have reopened to traffic, but the road closest to the wreck site remains closed Tuesday.
UPS Flight 1354 crashed Wednesday, August 14, 2013, about 900 yards short of Runway 18 at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport.
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Joined the forum a few days ago so would like to make an introduction.
I am Charles Barnes and live just south of Elizabethtown. I bought a Cub tractor
back in the mid 60's with a belly mower and added a sickle mower a little later.
Bought and sold several different ones through the years. I now have a 1964
Cub low-boy and 2 F-Cubs, a 1952 and 1954 (the '52 I bought just before Christmas off
Craigslist) and a parts Cub. I have a sawmill here at my house that I run and sell some
lumber for a little extra income being semi-retired from paperhanging and painting.
Got to say I really didn't know there was so interest in the Cubs untill I found
this forum.
Here is a picture of my sawmill and my 135 Massey with front end loader I use to move
and load logs on the mill and a picture of my Cub hooked to my log arch. I back the arch
over a log, hook a chain low on the angled bar and when I pull away the front of the log
raises up making it easier to pull.
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Fire forced the evacuation of an apartment complex on Graves Road in Norcross on Wednesday.Officials said that a smoke detector alerted a family inside the unit where the fire started.Authorities say that family with small children scrambled to safety and alerted their neighbors. Officials say people in as many as nine units may be displaced. No one was injured.
Investigators said that the fire was caused by clothing being too close to an ignition source.
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Over in Gulf County, after receiving more than ten inches of rain since Friday, officials there are no longer worried about the weather. Now the concern turns toward the rising rivers.
Bill McCormick spent Tuesday afternoon moving the last of his belongs from the yard to a storage shed.
"We've been picking everything up out of the yard to keep things from floating up. We're expecting the water to come up underneath the house," says McCormick.
While many Gulf County residents have already left the area in preparation for major flooding, McCormick and his wife are staying.
"We're taking all of our vehicles out of here because they'll probably close the road within the next day or so," says McCormick.
Kathryn Outlaw who has experienced three major floods since living in the area is evacuating to Panama City.
"I take clothing for a week, at least, medicine. Things that you need everyday," says Outlaw.
Before she hits the road, Outlaw is finishing up her preparations, moving tools and chairs on top of tables and the cars to higher grounds.
"You never know how deep the water's going to get. That's something you're just going to have to wait and see. You just go ahead and take precautions," says Outlaw.
The Board of County Commissioners has already declared a Local State of Emergency. According Emergency Management Director Marshall Nelson, the worst has yet to come.
"Because of the way they're letting the water go, it'll probably start tomorrow [Wednesday] but it will probably stay up high probably on through the first of next week. So it's going to remain high for a while," says Nelson.
The Emergency Operations Center will activate to a level two status starting Wednesday from 7AM to 7 PM, Nelson says Emergency Management will probably issues a voluntary evacuation Wednesday.
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BULLHEAD CITY, Ariz. (AP) - Two congressmen from Arizona and Nevada plan joint town halls in their respective states on May 1.
The locations for the joint town halls planned by Arizona Republican Paul Gosar and Nevada Republican Joe Heck could hardly be closer.
The morning session will be held in Laughlin, Nev., while the afternoon session will be held just across the Colorado River in Bullhead City.
A statement issued by Gosar's office says the town halls will allow residents to discuss issues that concern them.
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the rocker cupcake review
The Rocker is a great little movie to go to if you just need to get out and have a laugh or two, mostly at the expense of Riann Wilson's character, a down on his luck guy who used to be the drummer for one of the great 80's hair bands - before they made it big.
Reminicent of Jack Black's School of Rock (one of our all time faves around here) The Rocker is just a really fun piece about reclaiming your youth, reliving your glory and growing up... no matter how long it takes you.
What I am finding the most interesting about movies these days is the cross-promotion that takes place on the internet. Check out The Rocker's official website and link to its MySpace, Facebook profile and YouTube channel. There are some groovy downloads and a game where you too can be a rockstar and practice throwing televisions out of hotel windows. My hotel damage bill was $4500, what was yours?
The soundtrack to the movie was pretty sweet... check out the songs by Teddy Geiger, he's an up-and-coming artist featured in a role in the movie. He has a website too (of course) and it makes the mind dizzy to see what young musicians do these days to get recognized. His fans are called "Tedheads" and he's using the internet to let them choose the songs for his next album. He's got some good songs so go check him out.
Because it was so darn cute I gave The Rocker 3.5 cupcakes out of five and I probably could have given more but it was a bit too similar to School of Rock... enjoy.
posted Wednesday, August 27, 2008
6 comments:
- Starshine said...
I love Rainn Wilson on The Office. Dwight is an absolutely brilliantly conceived character!
- August 28, 2008
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
I will rent this one--thanks for the review! We're School of Rock fans in our house too:)
- August 28, 2008
- alittlebitofscrap said...
I haven't heard of this movie yet.. I will def have to check it out! :)
- August 28, 2008
- Oliver Rain said...
Ooh, we love School of Rock. And I love Rainn Wilson. I have a special Dwight notepad that I use for my special thoughts. This movie looks so cute and I already like Teddy Geiger so I guess that makes me a tedhead.
- August 28, 2008
- Niki (Crum) Worthen said...
i just have to say that i am in love with the pink vintage dress from your last post!!! so sweet! speaking of vintage, if you like it as much as i do, you should check out the vintage auction i have going on at my blog right now!
- August 28, 2008
I loved your blog. Thank you.
- January 14, 2011
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Dorset Churches V
By Philip Ledwith
Last book in the series of photographs of Dorset Churches covering more than 330 churches in total (across all 5 books).
About the Author
Publish Date June 14, 2010
Dimensions Standard Landscape 110 pgs
Standard Paper
Category Fine Art Photography
Tags balck & white, dorset, churches, photographs, church, architecture
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