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Jacked - Capital Brewery
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Ratings: 13 | Reviews: 6 | Display Reviews Only:
4.25/5 rDev +26.5%
03-22-2013 03:33:20 | More by Klimm
4/5 rDev +19%
04-09-2013 03:50:25 | More by Kunstman
4/5 rDev +19%
04-15-2013 04:26:41 | More by BrownAleMale
3.86/5 rDev +14.9%
Ok. So I guess I am in the minority since I did not think this beer was as bad as the other reviewers. It certainly corrupts the style a bit, but I found some level of enjoyment. The beer was the color of the sky on a hazy day, which fits since maibock is a warmer weather bock. The aroma was the least impressive aspect of the beer. A malty alcohol type aroma like a higher end macro certainly does not get my attention. The initial taste was malty with a certain peppery spiciness. There are also certain biscuit notes that soak up the spiciness. As the pepper disappears, one may not a dry grape skin aftertaste. The mouthfeel is a little but thicker like a doppelbock, allow the dry aftertaste to linger. Overall, not a bad beer for the price.
07-13-2013 13:01:51 | More by JohnnyHopps
3.66/5 rDev +8.9%
Served in a Lagunitas mason jar.
Gettin' straight jacked, yo! ... ... Anyway, this stuff pours a mostly clear sunrise amber topped by a finger of lightly off-white foam. The nose comprises sweet biscuit, light honey, very light vanilla bean, and a tiny pinprick of vegetal fruitiness way in the distance's background. The taste brings in more of the same, though the focus on sweet breadiness is invaded by a mild but still obvious wave of fruitiness that shatters the tranquility of malty bock-ness. It's not enough to make things outright bad by any stretch of the imagination, but it does drag on things a little bit. The body is a lithe medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a fluid feel. Overall, a generally nice maibock, but one whose fruity side keeps it from the level of greatness in my eyes.
03-30-2013 14:54:40 | More by TMoney2591
3.58/5 rDev +6.5%
Pours a HUGE, frothy, off-white head that fizzes loudly and has great persistence. Sweet malt and floral hops combine in the nose to be a slightly tart aroma. Sienna-amber color. Starts sweet (almost tart) with floral hops surprisingly aggressive in the front, almost like a fruity/berry flavor. Has a very floral hop bitterness that is low-high bitterness. As the finish develops, nice, SMOOTH malt (typical of Capital) comes through.
Overall, this isn't too bad. I'm not digging the candied sugar added; it makes this a touch too sweet, and a touch too tarty/fruity for my tastes.
I'd LOVE to see a straight-up Double Maibock from Capital (as their maibock is my all-time favorite).
03-18-2013 23:14:20 | More by TheSSG
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
09-23-2013 16:57:35 | More by Hopheadjeffery
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
06-07-2014 18:55:56 | More by TastyIsBeer
3.25/5 rDev -3.3%
04-26-2013 22:42:02 | More by PStriedl
2.84/5 rDev -15.5%
I get what the intention was with this beer, make a higher ABV Maibock and I think that is a fantastic idea. I think a better approach to this process would have been to increase the grain bill across the board rather than add Candied Sugar. The problem with candied sugar is that is doesn't really add anything to the beer other than alcohol. Candied sugar is often used in beers that would get too muddled or confused by extra grains and more flavor so it adds a nice boost to the ABV. This beer is begging for more flavor.
03-26-2013 13:16:14 | More by Gotti311
2.5/5 rDev -25.6%
01-30-2014 17:39:38 | More by Westuh
2.45/5 rDev -27.1%
Appearance - Medium-dark yellow. Slightly hazy. Thin, cream-colored head. Short lived.
Smell - Fairly strong pale malts. Mostly sweet breadiness. Getting a little cooked sugar, but not really any hops.
Taste - Almost obnoxiously sweet. The breadiness, sweetness and citrus hops blend into a farily unpleasant sour orange candy flavor. It doesn't work for me.
Mouthfeel - Medium.
Overall - I know the Capital Maibock. I am a big fan of the Capital Maibock. This is no Capital Maibock.
06-21-2014 04:53:53 | More by scaliasux
2.23/5 rDev -33.6%
From: Binny's, Schaumburg, IL
Date: None on bottle, released early spring 2013
Glass: Ayinger willi glass
As usual, the American tendency to increase everything out of proportion results in failure: Capital Brewery's "Jacked Maibock" does not look particularly good, smells cloyingly sweet, and tastes similarly. Where was the need for the candi sugar and the high ethanol content in this beer? The malt and hop bill certainly did not warrant the sugar's use, and arriving at the ethanol via the sugar's use merely let the yeasts go wild with ester production that, together with the residual sweetness, is not a good match for this style, or most beers in general. A frustrating use of $8 that makes me question the purchase of 22oz bombers, and whether or not I will pick up any new recipes created by their new brewmaster.
Pours a 0.75cm head of beige-colored foam, made up of small-sized bubbles. The foam falls quite quickly, within a minute, to a thin ring around the beer with a small island of foam on top. Lacing is minimal to nonexistent, perhaps a random dot or two sticking to the sides of the glass. The body is a dark caramel brown color, with light bringing out brighter orange-brown hues. Carbonation is visible through the transparent body, and it is fairly minimal and not particularly vigorous in movement.
Aroma is amusingly cloying, with obvious candi sugar sweetness along with strong fruit-like esters, some honey-like sweetness and very faint sweet bread in the background. For a maibock, where are the hops? For that matter, where are the malt and bread characters associated with the style? This is just cloying sweetness and strange fruitiness (for a lager) all around.
The flavors, like the aromas, are cloyingly sweet, fruity, and overall quite strange and undesirable for a maibock. Front of palate picks up unflatteringly strong fruity esters (pear, apricot, apple) with equally strong candi sugar and honey-like sweetness. Mid-palate has strong fruit esters, pear and apricot-like, which seems strange for a lager beer. There's also continued candi sugar and honey-like sweetness, some tartness, and a modest breadiness in the background. Back of palate finds continued fruit esters and sweetness, tartness, and perhaps a hint of breadiness and hop bitternes. Aftertaste is grainy, mildly bitter from hops, and slightly floral: in other words, hints of what this beer could have been. At least the ethanol isn't painfully obvious?
Beer is medium-bodied, with medium-low carbonation intensity, leading to a smooth, flowing mouthfeel with slight fizzines. Closes wet, with lingering sticky sweetness across the palate.
04-14-2013 19:33:43 | More by falloutsnow
Jacked from Capital Brewery
80 out of 100 based on 13 ratings.


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RELS 333 / PEAC 333 Christian Ethics: Theology and Society – GS 1 (Upper)
The course addresses the enduring problem of the relationship between Christian faith and moral questions. It does so in the light of the convictions of a Catholic Christian faith community tradition. It seeks to determine the faith responses to contemporary social ethical issues. The social issues studied will vary. Fall and spring semesters. Religious Studies majors/ minors taking course for major/minor should sign up for RELS 433. Fulfills General Education Area 1 Upper – Religious Studies Requirement.
RELS 337 Character and the Moral Life
This course examines the relationship between morality, happiness, and the good life by focusing on the qualities of character that are necessary for human flourishing, especially the virtues. Special attention is given to the cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, temperance and fortitude, as well as the theological virtues of faith, hope and charity. The second half of the course explores the seven capital vices that are most detrimental for human well-being: envy, vain glory, sloth, greed, anger, gluttony and lust.
RELS 338 Religion and Literature
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RELS 340 World Religions: A Comparative Examination – GS 11
This course offers a critical and comparative introduction to the world's non-Christian and mostly non-Western religious traditions. Focusing on Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Judaism, Islam and several indigenous religions as well as new religious movements, the course investigates and compares these traditions with special attention given to contexts. A key component in this involves examining the phenomenon of globalization and the issues of diversity and interaction between traditions.
RELS 341 The Afterlife and the Other World – GS 10 and GS 12
When we ascribe meaning to our lives as human beings, we often refer to or draw upon a notion of a world of justice that we will experience after we die. This hope for restoration or peace and relief from suffering as an actual, conscious experience is a distinctly "Western" notion of the end of a linear "history." This Western way of thinking is quite different from the Eastern, Hindu and Buddhist notions of the absorption or obliteration of consciousness in moksha or nirvana. This course will examine the development through history of the Western idea of an afterlife and an "other world" of spirit and existence. How does this belief influence our daily lives? How do the great monotheistic religious traditions interact with popular culture to make afterlife ideas nearly unquestionable? The course also looks at the ways that the discourse of afterlife influences the way we handle death.
RELS 342 / PHIL 342 Asian Philosophy and Religion
A study of the major philosophical and religious traditions of South and East Asia. The course emphasizes the Hindu, Buddhist and Taoist traditions. The ethical, metaphysical and epistemological aspects of each major tradition are covered. Alternate years.
RELS 350 Christianity and Cultural Diversity – GS 1 (Upper)
In what ways is Christian theological self-understanding informed by encountering non-Christian religions? This course investigates both aspects of the question with particular attention to themes such as cosmopolitanism, hybridity, pluralism and relativism. First we examine Christian theological resources – both traditional and emerging – for understanding religious diversity. Secondly we explore the development, beliefs, and practices of the Hindu, Buddhist and Islamic traditions. Students draw on the Christian theological framework to answer constructively questions about the relationship between Christianity and these religious groups. Fulfills General Education Area 1 Upper – Religious Studies Requirement.
RELS 355 Theology of Spirituality – GS 1 (Upper)
This course is an introductory exploration of the theology of prayer and the spiritual life; it explores the realm of religious faith and the various means by which humans enter into an explicit relationship with God. Students will be exposed to the various schools of Christian spirituality as they have arisen in the history of the Christian community. In addition, class sessions will be devoted to discussing the relationships of spirituality with the human condition. Spring semester. Fulfills General Education Area 1 Upper – Religious Studies Requirement.
RELS 359 / WMGS 359 Women and Islam – GS 11
Since the crusading era, nothing about Islam has perplexed the "West" more than the role of women. In this course we consider the current Western stereotypes of Muslim women as victims and/or terrorists before reading translated Islamic texts on gender and historical evidence of Muslim women's religious and social activities since the seventh century. We look at these texts from various points of view, including postcolonial and feminist theory. Attitudes toward the body, involving sexuality, purity, fertility and seclusion are examined in a comparative context. Finally, we discuss how current Muslim women scholars and activists are bringing about new identities for Muslim women worldwide.
RELS 360 The Essentials of Catholic Thought – GS 1 (Upper)
This course examines the key concepts of Catholicism as expressed since Vatican II. These include the credal, sacramental and moral life of the Christian as influenced by this great event. Central to all is the role of Christ in the life of the Church. Fulfills General Education Area 1 Upper – Religious Studies Requirement.
RELS 389 Special Topics
This course is an in-depth study of one or more major issues confronting contemporary religion. Students are challenged to make concrete applications of the role of theology and religious practice to issues of the early 21st century and to evaluate the impact of the heritage and tradition on their own thinking and on society in general. Topics will change from semester to semester but may include such issues as the Holocaust, nuclear weapons, abortion, racism and church-state relations.
RELS 433 Christian Ethics: Theology and Society
The course addresses the enduring problem of the relationship between Christian faith and moral questions. It does so in the light of the convictions of a Catholic Christian faith community tradition. It seeks to determine the faith responses to contemporary social ethical issues. The topics will vary and include specific issues such as human rights, sexuality, social justice and biomedical questions. Prerequisite: religious studies major/minor.
RELS 460 Advanced Seminar
Offers senior religious studies majors and minors the opportunity to engage in a research project on a special topic, theme or theologian. Spring semester.
RELS 490 Independent Study
A course allowing staff and students to explore together topics of special interest. Prerequisites: instructor's consent and approval of the associate dean of humanities and fine arts.
RELS 494 Internship
This course is an action/reflection experience for those seeking skills in the ministry. Students are placed in the local community. In addition to regular weekly service, students are required to meet each week in a supervised class with an instructor from the religious studies faculty. In those meetings, students explore the bases of practical theology, as that science reflects on the pastoral experience.


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The biggest name in boxing will be in Chicago Friday night! Former heavyweight champ Mike Tyson is co-promoting a big night of title bouts at UIC.
But Tyson isn't the only one getting major attention leading up to the main event. Oak Park native Kristin Gearhart is getting ready for a big night in the ring!
Gearhart is the youngest of four girls. Anyone with siblings knows growing up can be a battle.
"I have three older sisters and they're not just a few years older, they're like 6, 7 and 8 years older," Kristin told Good Day Chicago. "I'm like the baby of the baby!"
It's probably no surprise that before Gearhart could even drive a car, she wanted to learn to fight.
"It was a defense mechanism, basically," Gearhart joked.
That "defensive mechanism" became a passion. For more than 10 years, this Chicago girl has been lacing up her gloves and getting in the ring. She boxed between classes at the University of Illinois at Chicago. After graduation, she didn't let up. Gearhart trains six days a week and tends bar at Public House.
"It's kind of the running joke in the bar," Gearhart explained. "If someone gets out of control they wouldn't call the 6'5" ex-Marine - they would probably call me first."
This 25-year-old is a six-time Chicago Golden Glove champion. Out of 42 amateur fights, Gearhart only lost six. She has two professional wins under her belt, in just as many professional fights.
Gearhart will light up the Chicago boxing scene this Friday. She's on the card for ESPN's Friday Night Fights at the UIC Pavilion.
"I'm just ready to go," Gearhart told FOX 32 News. "I'm ready to put on a show."
Good Day Chicago's Melody Mendez wanted to see if she could learn a few things from Gearhart before fight night. While her efforts were commendable, she might need a little more time before going it alone in the ring.
Mendez asked Gearhart if anything scares this woman who willingly walks into a fight. Gearhart copped to fears of spiders and needles. But not much else! Gearhart is funny, beautiful and well-spoken - not what you'd expect when you think of a prize fighter.
"I get that a lot. They're probably right, who knows," Gearhart. "But you have to be kind of nuts to get into a ring and go head to head with somebody for so long."
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My thought was Lion. Or maybe even Leo. A fairly common nn for Katherine is Kat (at least, I'm hearing it everywhere lately! Much more often than Kate, Katie, Kit/Kitty, or any of the other options!), and cat to lion makes a nice transition, imo. I think Cathan, Thane, and Aaron are lovely alternatives, too, though. Maybe you could use initials?


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A new study from the University of Virginia suggests parents make or break their child's ability to form healthy relationships for life before the baby's first birthday. Researchers discovered it all depends on whether parents are with their newborns while they sleep.
This study uncovered that when babies spend even one night away from their primary caregivers in that first year those babies may be in for tough times building relationships as adults. Newborn babies hardly seem aware of their surroundings, but according to a team at UVA's Department of Psychology, that's exactly when emotional attachments are forming.
"If someone has a secure attachment as an infant they tend to have secure relationships in romantic relationships as adults, said Samantha Tornello, a researcher from UVA's Department of Psychology.
That's not the connection Tornello discovered after looking at data from 5,000 children.
"During the first year of life that being away from the primary caregiver at night multiple times during a week causes the child distress," she said. "One night or more a week seems to be associated with insecure attachment."
Inherent insecurities may make it difficult for those children to develop lifelong relationships which, in turn, can affect income level and quality of life. Tornello says the increasing divorce rate and work-related travel mean many primary caregivers cannot always be with their children overnight.
"We can't pinpoint if it's one or two nights or if it's two or three nights or a month in a row," she said. "This is the first study to look at a sample this large and it's the second study to look at attachment."
Tornello recommends parents do their best to minimize nights they're away from their newborns' during the first year of life. After that, primary caregivers can gradually increase nights away without creating a lasting harm. The research also shows moving a child to different homes can cause even more disruption than switching out caregivers.
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(CNN) -- Hector "Macho" Camacho, the famed Puerto Rican boxer, is clinically "brain dead," a doctor said Thursday.
A gunman shot him in the face two days ago while he was seated in a black Ford Mustang in front of a bar in his hometown of Bayamon, Puerto Rico.
Camacho, a former lightweight and junior lightweight champion, was in the passenger seat of the car, sitting next to a man who was shot twice and killed, police said.
His family is now weighing whether to remove him from life support.
During his career, Camacho, 50, awed fans with his quick hands and ring antics, developing a reputation for flamboyance. Though, he also battled a series legal issues stemming from drugs and other problems.
A southpaw, Camacho fought professionally for more than 25 years and last stepped into the ring in 2010.
He had a career record of 79 wins, six losses and three draws.
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The idea for The Film/Media Production Clinic emerged in 2009. Film/Media Studies Professor Eric Faden faced two constant requests. First, students increasingly wanted experience on high-end, broadcast quality productions. Second, outside clients-especially from the non-profit sector-sought out Faden for writing and directing commercials, PSAs, or short form documentaries.
The clinic could solve both problems by pairing aspiring Film/Media Studies students with non-profit organizations needing professional media production work. The clinic would house broadcast-quality film equipment and provide projects with faculty oversight to insure the productions' quality. In early 2011, Bucknell President John Bravman generously provided seed funding to formally establish the clinic.
In spring 2010, Faden's Film/Video Production seminar tested the waters for pairing film students with real-world clients. The classes produced the following two PSAs for The Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco as a final project.
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Amarillo, TX - Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center has teamed up with Amarillo's Breast Center for Excellence to provide free breast cancer screenings at various United Supermarkets locations over the past few weeks.
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DeVaughn Maurice Penick Jr., 77, formerly of Kokomo, passed away Thursday, July 18, 2013, in Panama City, Fla. Mr. Penick Jr. was a retiree from General Motors, Delco Electronics Division. He was a United States Army veteran, who served in the 82nd Airborne Division as a paratrooper. Mr. Penick Jr. was an avid golfer.
He leaves to cherish his memory his wife, Melva J. Penick, Panama City, Fla.; stepson, Brian Hogan, Kokomo; daughters, Debra L. Miles (Jesse), Tennessee, Kathleen R. Hollis (Marvin), Farmington Hills, Mich., Donna M. Rodgers, Southfield, Mich.; stepdaughters, Ahronda James (Timothy), Pelham, Alabama; Drasadria Hogan, Kokomo; brother, Lowell S. Wiggins, Kokomo; grandson, Remele Penick; several other grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews.
Graveside ceremony will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 24, 2013, at Sunset Memory Gardens Cemetery in Kokomo, with Pastor G. Victor Morrisey as the officiant and eulogist.
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Joint MPA/MUP Program
The Master of Public Administration/Master of Urban Planning Program is a professional set of degrees that enables students to move into managerial positions while also being competitive for technical positions. Both the Master of Public Administration and the Master of Urban Planning play integral roles in the University's urban/metropolitan mission. Through its academic curriculum, the joint program provides students with a strong foundation in the techniques of management, the politics of administration, and the theory and practice of urban and regional planning. Practical real world application is achieved through the internship/practicum and hands on projects.
The joint MPA/MUP Program is designed to prepare students for career placement and advancement in a wide variety of settings. These include positions in the public sector, the non-profit sector, and various planning organizations.
The joint MPA/MUP program offers the opportunity to develop proficiency in the following areas: organizational behavior, policy evaluation, public sector budgeting, human resources management, research methods, statistics, land use and environmental planning, urban design, historic preservation, real estate development, economic development planning, and geographic information systems. In addition, students focus their coursework within two specializations – one from each program area. Master of Public Administration specializations include: Public Policy and Administration, Non-Profit Management, and Human Resources Management. Master of Urban Planning specializations include: Land Use and Environmental Planning, Administration of Planning Organizations, Spatial Analysis for Planning, and Housing and Community Development.
Access to instructors in a variety of academic disciplines offers students a great opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary work. The University's location within a large metropolitan area allows the faculty to give the curriculum an urban emphasis.
Applicants must have a bachelor's degree (any major is acceptable), and provide a completed application form, a transcript of all undergraduate course work, scores for the Graduate Record Examination, a statement of purpose, and two letters of recommendation. Admission is competitive and generally requires a minimum combined quantitative and verbal GRE score of 153 in Verbal and 144 in Quantatative and a GPA of 3.00. Those applicants whose native language is not English and who do not hold a degree from a university where the language of instruction is English, must complete the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a score of at least 79 on the internet-based test or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), with a minimum score of 6.5.
Application Deadlines
The Department of Urban and Public Affairs maintains a rolling admissions policy. The deadlines include:
Fall semester: July 15
Spring semester: November 15
Summer semester: April 15
Financial Aid
The Department of Urban and Public Affairs offers a number of graduate research assistantships (GRAs), which are awarded competitively and are intended to support full-time study. Students in the joint MPA/MUP Program may receive a maximum of three years of support. The GRAs provide a stipend of $1,350 a month for 20 hours of work per week over a ten-month period. They also provide for remission of tuition and health insurance. Application prior to March 1 is encouraged. Students interested in GRA positions should complete and submit the assistantship application form below along with copies of their resumes.
Graduate Research Assistantship/Fellowship Application
For more information on general student financial aid (loans, grants, and work study) contact the UofL Financial Aid Office.
Core Courses
Students are required to complete 36 hours of core courses as follows:
PADM 600/PLAN 613 Public Administration and Organizational Theory (3 credits)
PADM 601/PLAN 602 Statistics for Public Affairs (3)
PADM 682 Practicum/Internship or PADM 695 Thesis (6)
Plan 604 Applied Research Methods (3)
PLAN 608 Geographic Information Systems (3)
PLAN 601/PADM 607 Planning Theory (3)
PLAN 603/PADM 640 Urban Economics (3)
PLAN 605/PADM 688 Land Use and Planning Law (3)
PLAN 606 Professional Practice (3)
PLAN 636 Site Planning (3)
PLAN 650 Capstone Studio (3)
Please see the MPA web page and the MUP web page for lists of faculty participating in the two programs.
Specializations and Elective Coursework
The program requires 21 semester hours of coursework to complete two specializations or tracks. Students must choose one specialization from public administration (12 hours) and one from urban planning (9 hours). An additional 3 courses (9 hours) of free electives are to be taken from within the Master of Public Administration curriculum while 1 course (3hours) is to be taken in the Urban Planning curriculum.
Available specializations are as follows.
Public Administration Specializations: City Management; Non-Profit Management; Community and Economic Development; Urban Policy; and Human Resources Management. See the MPA web page for a list of courses applicable to each specialization.
Urban Planning Specializations: Land Use and Environmental Planning; Administration of Planning Organizations; Spatial Analysis for Planning; and Housing and Community Development. See the MUP web page for a list of courses applicable to each specialization.
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Janet Kelly, Ph.D., MPA Program Director
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BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (AP) - A Louisiana man was killed late Friday when he was standing on Interstate 10 in south Mississippi and was struck by an eastbound sport utility vehicle.
Mississippi Highway Patrol Cpl. Jason Gazzo says 30-year-old Demarcus K. Williams of Pineville, La., had pulled over and parked a Ford Explorer on the right side of the interstate, about two miles east of the Louisiana state line.
At about 10:30 p.m. Friday, Williams was struck by a 2007 Cadillac Escalade driven by a Florida man.
Williams was pronounced dead at the scene.
Gazzo tells The Associated Press that the accident remains under investigation and no charges had been filed Saturday. He says the Florida man was interviewed but not detained. A woman and two children in the Explorer were not injured.
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Mt. Vernon, New Yorkers Pete Rock (a producer/DJ) and rapper C.L. Smooth emerged in 1992 as both a powerhouse performance duo and as prolific producers. Their 1992 album Mecca and the Soul Brother was a hip-hop classic with great cuts including "They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)" and "Straighten It Out." They later collaborated with Mary J. Blige for a remix of her song "Reminisce" that effectively merged the two tracks in a re-edited hit. Their next album, The Main Ingredient, appeared in 1994, but they split for solo careers one year later. They also recorded many productions for both hip-hop acts and urban contemporary artists like Johnny Gill. ~ Ron WynnPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Some Infertile Men Show Higher Cancer Risk: Study
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FRIDAY, June 21 (HealthDay News) -- Men who are infertile because they produce no sperm may have a higher-than-average risk of developing cancer, a new study finds.
Researchers found that of more than 2,000 men with fertility problems, those with no sperm production had an increased risk of developing cancer over the next six years.
The men were young going into the study (about age 36, on average), so few did develop cancer. Among men with no sperm -- what doctors call azoospermia -- just over 2 percent were diagnosed with cancer.
Still, their risk was three times higher than that of the average man their age.
"They have the cancer risk of a man about 10 years older," said lead researcher Dr. Michael Eisenberg, an assistant professor of urology at Stanford University School of Medicine.
About 15 percent of infertile men are azoospermic, according to the study, which was published June 20 in the journal Fertility and Sterility.
This isn't the first work to connect male infertility to cancer risk, but it suggests the link may be concentrated among men with the most severe type of infertility.
"This suggests that it's not male infertility in general, but azoospermia in particular," Eisenberg said.
That's an important piece of information, said a male-infertility expert not involved in the study. If the link between male infertility and cancer is real, you would expect that more severe infertility would be tied to a greater cancer risk, said Dr. Thomas Walsh, of the University of Washington in Seattle.
"This reinforces the idea that this is a real relationship," Walsh said.
He said he doubts anyone would say that infertility is causing cancer. But he and Eisenberg said it's possible that some common genetic factors contribute to both azoospermia and a greater vulnerability to cancer.
"When we see a man with azoospermia, we usually assume there's a genetic cause," Eisenberg said. There are certain gene mutations already tied to the condition, but a minority of azoospermic men turn out to have one of them when they are tested. That means there are likely other, as yet unknown, gene defects involved in azoospermia, Eisenberg said.
And some of those genetic flaws might be involved in cancer susceptibility, he said.
Another infertility expert was cautious about interpreting the findings because of the small numbers: only 10 cases of cancer among the 451 men with azoospermia, and 19 cases among nearly 1,800 men with other types of infertility.
The idea that genetic abnormalities might underlie both azoospermia and cancer risk has merit, said Dr. Frederick Licciardi of NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City. But, he said, "while this is important reasoning and is based in basic science studies, I do not feel they have enough evidence in this paper to bolster this theory."


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Team # 526 -- Food Sciences Measures Task Force
College of Agricultural Sciences
December 2002
ObjectiveDevelop and implement a centralized system for collection and reporting of key performance indicators and departmental reports.
Action Plan:
1. Evaluate current processes and data sources for gathering data for performance indicators and
department reports.
2. With information from #1, work with Dept. Head to define "key performance indicators" from
Department's Strategic Plan.
3. Working with Dept. Head, define "departmental reports and other measures".
4. Develop feasible solutions for a collection process for data/information defined in #2 and #3.
5. Present solutions to the Sponsor with cost/benefit analyses.
6. Sponor to disseminate solution and plan to faculty.
7. Assist in implementation of solutions including initial collection of information (test cycle for new
process), revising process, flowcharting and writing procedures and training stakeholders.
1. Staff with limited skills in databases development.
2. Database Training for staff (cost, time and money).
3. No additional resources for project.
4. Time - completion by Feb. 2003
Resources: Project to be completed with existing resources.
Methods of Communication Between Sponsor and Team: Direct communication and through Team Leader.
Expected Outcomes:
1. An understanding of current processes and data sources of data currently available.
2. An understanding of resource time to maintain, develop and run the system.
3. A centralized data collection system meeting defined needs of department with flexibility for expansion to
meet future needs.
4. Clear procedures and responsibilities of stakeholders.
1. Food Science Faculty and Staff
2. Food Science Administration
Team Membership
- John Floros, Sponsor
- Donna Merrill, Leader
- Barbara Sherlock, Facilitator
- Tom Dimick, Member
- Bill Houser, Member
- Lou Klindienst, Member
Results Achieved to Date
- ExpectedResults: Team was disbanded at the end of 2003 after achieving action plans #1 - 7. Most of the expected outcomes were achieved for a fundamental centralized data collection system. Given the current resource and budget constraints, the sponsor decided not to pursue further automation of the centralized data system at the time. The Food Sciences Task Force was disbanded at the end of 2003.
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So this weird thing happened.
It all started when Facebook started confusing us by telling us "Groups" were going to go away and everything had to be a "Page" now. I was annoyed, because I had a lot of people in my Pajamas and Coffee Group, but I was like, ok, whatevvvverrrr Facebook, and I made a Marymac/Pajamas and Coffee Page.
I announced on the "group" page that there was now a "page" page (ugh) and that I didn't want to double post my stuff to both places. I already feel guilty about annoying people on Facebook by posting links to my writing stuff. But Twitter, Pinterest and Facebook are the three places I get most of my web traffic. I mean, why write it if no one knows to read it?
So the other day on Facebook, I noticed that the group never really went away back in January. Nothing had been posted on it, but it was still there with its "This is a dead group" message. The group had like 1850 members. The Facebook page has like 515. But I hate Facebook groups. I mean, like when someone adds me to like the "MOMS WHO ARE TOTALLY LOLZZ AND MARTINIS ROCKKK" group, I immediately "Leave Group" because the notifications drive me insane.
So I went into the group admin thing and set the group to 'secret.' I do not know why I did this. I thought it was funny. I thought maybe it would make the already dead group disappear. I definitely did not know it would send out a notification to all the members of the group. And something funny happened. Group members all started liking and chatting and it was kind of fun. It was nice. I was like awww, people really read Pajamas and Coffee? And it made me happy. And let's just say I've had kind of a weird year and I have been kind of a wreck in my personal life, and it came at a good time to discover that someone actually reads my blog.
I have never been a number obsessor of a blogger. When I started this blog in 2008, I had like 4 readers. I know the numbers have gone up a bit over the four years, but I do not watch them very often. I always thought it was stressful to watch your numbers- like if they fluctuated, you'd get all bummed and stuff. I always see it this way: I 'm really only writing for one reader: you. And I always, always have been very thankful for you taking time out of your day to read something here.
Also, I am heinously antisocial. Seriously, I have like massive panic/anxiety/social situation clusterfuck disorder. (Yes, that is what it's actually called. I should get a fucking handicapped tag at Target. Seriously). One of the reasons I am not a "huge blogger" like some of the bloggers who started blogging around the same time I did is that I am horrible at "community." When we go to blogging conferences, we are told that we are supposed to "build community." I suck at that. I don't even really know what the fuck that means even when I see bloggers doing it. To me, our relationship is that I write stuff, and you read it, and I love you for reading it. But even though I am not good at Twitter chatting and Google hangouts and socialesque things like that does not mean I don't like connecting with my readers.
Back when people commented on blogs, I used to love reading comments and responding. Now, commenting is like not as big a thing anymore. People are more likely to 'like' something (totally fine!) on Facebook. I know there are people who read this blog who never, ever comment and I appreciate you just as much. I'm not totally Google Analytically challenged- once a month or so I take a peek to be sure someone is reading so I know to keep writing. And you are. So thank you.
Wow, I am soooo fuckkingg rambling right now. Ok, I'm going to stop.
I guess I just wanted to say thank you to the people in the now Super Secret Pajamas and Coffee Facebook Page- for being there. Of course tons of people hit the "leave group" button when notifications started back up, and I don't blame them. In fact, if I went from 1850 people in that group down to 100, I don't think I would mind, because I'd know that those 100 awesome people were like my core readers- the readers who "get" me. And I am a super complex, bizarre, dysfunctional, oft flat out batshit crazy kind of girl, so I am not easy to "get" a lot of the time.
But I need you here. And if you are in my super secret Facebook group? I want to say thank you. I love you. And our secret handshake is super cool. I am working on the decoder rings.


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— Joyce Ann (Hayes) and Edward Lee Runyan of Zionsville, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 20, 2010 at Hickory Grove Farm, Waynetown, which was also the place of their original wedding reception.
They celebrated with extended family including daughters LeeAnn (Scott) Biggs and Laura (Brice) Dunshee, both of Zionsville.
Eddie Lee and Joyce Ann were married on June 25, 1960, at Elmdale United Methodist Church with a reception immediately following at Hickory Grove Farm.
Joyce is a teacher and Eddie works with Eljar Dental Lab & Runyan Family Farms.
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ECOM is a global commodities company headquartered in Dallas, TX, trading cocoa, cotton and coffee between 40 offices in 30 countries. "Columbia, Chile, Honduras, all the i-stans—if they're growing an agricultural product, we're there," says Willa Zandi, IT Director. The Dallas office, for instance, is the company's hub for cotton trading.
With construction and mineral operations in more than 20 countries across five continents, the Essar Group employs 60,000 people in 63 companies, with annual revenues of $15 billion. In 2009, the Mumbai-based conglomerate initiated a plan to establish an enterprise-wide Shared Service Center to consolidate and automate finance and accounting processes across India. It looked to Laserfiche to serve as a foundational component of its agile ECM framework through an integration with its SAP–DMS system to support it. (more…)
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For Spire Investment Partners, LLC, a combination broker/dealer, registered investment advisor, and insurance agency based in McLean, VA, managing several billion dollars in assets and answering to multiple regulatory agencies—including FINRA, the SEC and state insurance regulators—brings with it the need for especially agile enterprise content management (ECM). (more…)
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The Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission is a small agency with a big mandate: "To strengthen the faith and confidence of the people of this Commonwealth in their government." The Commission's staff of two dozen, working between its headquarters offices in Harrisburg and a regional office in Pittsburgh, does this by issuing advisory opinions that fill in the gray areas between public office and personal gain, as well as by making the finances of state officials public.


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Updating packages with dpkg-reconfigure
Debian's Secret Recovery Tool
The powerful dpkg-reconfigure command can be used to reconfigure an entire installation. We show how to use it wisely.
Long before the Linux desktop had a complete set of system tools, Debian and its derivatives had debconf [1], an all-purpose toolkit that the root user used to reconfigure an entire installation through the
dpkg-reconfigure command. Today, many users have never heard of it, but dpkg-reconfigure remains a powerful tool in the hands of experts.
What makes dpkg-reconfigure so powerful is that it's not just a collection of settings to select. Instead, dpkg-reconfigure changes the settings of individual packages that are registered with debconf. These settings are determined by questions in a package's installation script [2]. Each question is given a priority, and when you choose an installer and its settings, you are choosing the priority of the questions you want to answer – anything from only the highest priority, in the case of the default Ubuntu installer, to the absolute lowest priority in an expert installation. The questions that you choose not to answer are given a default answer based on the information collected about your system and what should work on most systems.
After installation, dpkg-reconfigure gives you the chance to answer some or all of the questions again in the installation script. You can configure the package as precisely as you like, which makes dpkg-reconfigure ideal for troubleshooting or updating after installing hardware.
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The Harmony Area Community Foundation has funded over $47,000 in community projects since it was started in the fall of 2012. Included in those grants are projects within the community and local school district.
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SPOKANE, Wash – It may
be a blustery almost-Spring day in Spokane, but there's one thing heating up:
excitement about the #1 ranked, #1 seeded Gonzaga men's basketball
"Some of my friends,
[they used to say], 'You're going to Gonzaga?
Where's that, how do you pronounce it?' and now it's like, 'You go to
Gonzaga? That's so cool!'" said Kennel
Club President and Gonzaga Senior Connor Cahill.
For Gonzaga students,
Monday was the first day back from Spring Break. But for many, they're turning right around
and leaving for Salt Lake City to cheer on the team. About 40 student tickets were released online
Monday morning, and they were snatched up quickly.
"It means the world,
the guys have been working really hard, the whole community is excited, and it
means so much that a small Catholic school up in Spokane, Washington, can get a
#1 seed," Cahill added, who is also heading to Utah. "Hopefully we win on Thursday, and hopefully
there's a great game on Saturday, and hopefully next weekend I'm heading to
The excitement isn't
just on campus; an accounting firm in downtown Spokane is taking team spirit to
a whole new level by dressing up as star player, Kelly Olynyk, with his
unmistakable long hair and headband.
"We found out at some
point Kelly Olynyk's an accounting major, actually has an accounting degree at
Gonzaga, and we started throwing around this idea that maybe if we dressed up
like him, he'd come work for us," said Marshall Bratton of Moss Adams
The whole office is
dressing up Tuesday – wigs, jerseys, and all – and the best-dressed employee
wins $100. The managing partner of the
firm is a die-hard basketball fan, and helped co-found Hoopfest, the largest
3-on-3 basketball tournament in the country.
The office plays some
basketball together, and said maybe, just maybe they'd let Olynyk join
"Provided that he
could do it at this level, maybe we'd let him play on our basketball team,"
Bratton joked. "We'd definitely let him
try out."
About 100 NCAA tickets
were released to Bulldog Club members at noon Monday for the second and third
round games.
If you're still
looking for tickets: as of Monday afternoon, there were a few left on online
ticket selling websites, like stubhub.com, but they were going