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BELLE RIVE — Members of this small community are rallying to help one of their own after a fire destroyed a home last week.
Vicky Nichols and her children lost their home at 20986 E. Bakerville Rd., as well as all their belongings during a fire on May 15."They need a home," said Christie Foster, one of the organizers of the effort to help the family. "They need a lot, but in the long term, it's a home they need the most."Nichols is a long-time employee of Wilkey's Restaurant, and has been known for helping others in the community."She is very deserving," Foster said. "She has worked hard all her life, and never took anything from anybody. We want to do something for her."Foster said Habitat for Humanity of Jefferson County has agreed to build a home for the Nichol and her three children still living at home — if the community can raise the funds."They will build the house, and we've been asking for donated materials," Foster said. "Todd Ham of THam Signs has agreed to set the trusses for us. Lowes and Mt. Vernon TV and Appliance has agreed to help. There's a lot of work to do, and we're just starting to do it."The effort to help the family is being spearheaded by Belle Rive Missionary Baptist Church. A spaghetti Supper benefit has been scheduled to be held at the church Outreach Center on June 1 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on June 1.Meals served will include spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, breadsticks and dessert. In addition to the meal, there will be a live auction. A special donation account has been set up with Peoples National Bank, c/o Nichols Family Benefit Fund, Dahlgren, IL 62828.


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Stuffed Asiago-Basil Mushrooms Recipe
Don't like mushrooms? Guess again…you will now! These pretty appetizers taste divine. For a main dish, double the filling and use large portobellos. (This recipe was first place winner in the Mushrooms Every Day, Every Way contest "Inspiring Appetizers" category.) —Lorraine Caland, Thunder Bay, Ontario
- 24 baby portobello mushrooms, stems removed
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 3/4 cup shredded Asiago cheese
- 1/2 cup loosely packed basil leaves, stems removed
- 1/4 teaspoon white pepper
- 12 cherry tomatoes, halved
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese, optional
- Place mushrooms on a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 375° for 10 minutes. Drain liquid from mushrooms.
- Meanwhile, in a food processor, place the mayonnaise, Asiago cheese, basil and pepper; cover and process until blended.
- Fill mushrooms with a heaping teaspoonful mayonnaise mixture; top with tomato. Bake 8-10 minutes longer or until lightly browned. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese if desired. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Stuffed Asiago-Basil Mushrooms in Mushrooms Every Day, Every Way
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Very easy to make and quite tasty. My husband had been wanting me to make a portobello dish and I thought this sounded yummy. It was.
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I might use a little less basil next time. :)
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I can't say enough about wearing good shoes. The cobble stones are wicked and exhausting. Most of the tours are through the narrow town streets with frequent stairs. That is just the way of European towns.
The food was excellent with vegetarian offerings at every meal and a variety of alternatives if you didn't like the menu choices. I never heard anyone complain about the meals. On the other hand, it took four flights of stairs for me to get from my room to the dining room to be sure you are in shape for this cruise.
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In her first interview since losing her baby at 20 weeks into her pregnancy, Shayne Lamas opened up to In Touch about the medical nightmare.
"My son had to be removed to save my life," says Lamas, whose fetus was growing outside of her uterus, attached to her bladder. After her placenta punctured, doctors had to do emergency surgery to remove the baby, her uterus and half her bladder but left her ovaries. "The doctors hadn't seen anything like it."
Husband, celebrity blogger Nik Ritchie, explains: "The doctors told me, 'The baby is killing her. We have to remove the fetus or Shayne is going to die,' " he said of his wife, who was put into an induced coma.
"She died on the table and they brought her back … an absolute miracle."
Growing brood
In happier, healthier baby news, Thandie Newton gave birth to a boy, her third child with husband, writer, director and producer Ol Parker, the 41-year-old actress Tweeted. Name is Booker, and Newton said she used a midwife.
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A judge approved a substantial cut in child support that Beyonce Knowles' father must pay because his income dropped after his superstar daughter fired him as her manager. A ruling obtained by AP shows that a Los Angeles Superior Court judge cut the amount Mathew Knowles must pay to actress Alexsandra Wright (Baby Boy) from $12,000 a month to roughly $2,500 a month. The payments are for a son Knowles fathered with Wright while he was still married to Beyonce's mother, who filed for divorce in December 2009, after her husband of almost 30 years was mentioned in Wright's paternity case.
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Former Stanford wide receiver Chris Owusu went undrafted largely due to health concerns, but he has agreed to a deal with the San Francisco 49ers, according to a report by Matt Miller. He will join his former coach at Stanford, John Harbaugh, and has a good shot at making the roster and adding depth to San Francisco's receiving corps.
Owusu was one of the fastest wide receivers in the draft, running a 4.31 and 4.36 at the scouting combine in February. But recurring concussions at Stanford created concerns during the draft process. Along with Coby Fleener, he was one of the top targets for No. 1 overall pick Andrew Luck. His final season, however, ended early in November when he took another huge hit that resulted in a concussion. The local signing and reunion with Harbaugh makes for a nice story in the Bay Area.
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Myleene Klass Bug Print Skater Dress
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Myleene Klass Skater Dress with Bug Print
Nipping you in at the waist, this super cute skater dress by Myleene Klass cuts a flirty silhouette that you'll love to show off this season.
In classic skater style, this dress cinches you in at the waist through its fitted bodice, while the full flared skirt skims over your hips creating a fluid shape. The beetle bug print dominates the girly blush pink of the fabric giving this piece a an insect-inspired style that's perfect for outdoor parties. With a sateen fabric finish this frock has a high shine appeal you'll love showing off!
Wear this bug print skater dress with a pair of platform sandals to elevate your toned pins and add delicate jewellery for a feminine daytime number.
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- Skater dress by Myleene Klass
- All-over bug print
- Sateen fabric
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- Full flared skirt
- V-neckline
- Zip fastening
- Length: 36 inches
Myleene Klass Snake Print Jersey Dress
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Show off your svelte, slinky shape in this bodycon dress by Myleene Klass - it's the ideal piece for dinner dates and parties.
Featuring an exotic snake print, this dress is given an instant edge that'll cause a stir when you walk into a room. The bodycon fit hugs your figure for impact, while the gentle stretch in the fabric ensures your comfort. The wrap front hints at Diane von Furstenberg's iconic dress giving you a sultry V-neck, while three-quarter sleeves create a classic finish.
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Bursting with colour, this bodycon dress by Myleene Klass shows you how to work the colour block trend of the season.
Skimming your curves, this bodycon dress shows them off to perfection, the contrast belt trim helping to create a nipped in effect. The bold colour block is fun and flirty, while the exposed back zip runs the full length of this piece for a retro finish.
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Summer wouldn't be summer without a bold print and this leopard print bandeau dress by Myleene Klass is a statement making piece for your party wardrobe this season.
Featuring a vivid leopard print with a high shine appeal thanks to sateen fabric, this bustier dress works a fierce feline couture into your looks, while the contrast pink trims give it a summer lift. Stretch cotton ensures this piece contours your curves showing off your gorgeous silhouette and the exposed back zip perfects the fit.
Wear this leopard print dress with or without the removable straps and step into a pair of killer platform heels to lift your evening look to new heights.
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This chiffon animal print dress by Myleene Klass once again works in her love of cat couture into her collection.
Featuring a leopard print, this dress is feisty and fierce, while the contrast pink piping adds a little fun to your daytime wardrobe. A pink PU belt cinches your waist, while chiffon fabric is an ideal summer fabric.
Wear this dress with a pair of ballet pumps, a slick of lipstick and kohl liner for a fierce feminine finish.
Please return belt with dress for a full refund.
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In November 2012, U.S. President Barack Obama made official visits to Thailand, Burma and Cambodia. On this tour he visited two revered Buddhist temples, which were Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon, Burma, and the Wat Pho Royal Monastery of Bangkok, Thailand. Here are some official photos of the President visiting the Buddha.
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Shams Emil Masters has been found guilty of the 1999 murder of William Thomas Young in Smith County.
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In the last paragraph of yesterday's article titled "Schools make cuts to budget," (page 1) School Committee member Stanley Schwartz is quoted as saying the faculty and administration deserve better and that the situation had pitted SPED against regular education, among other things. Schwartz actually said that the students, faculty and administration deserve better, and used the term special education instead of SPED.


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Real Estate & Property Law
19 'right to dry' states outlaw clothesline bans; is yours among them?
Posted Aug 14, 2013 3:24 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
Once upon a time, a clothesline was a standard feature of most back yards. But concern that publicly airing clean laundry attached with clothespins to a rope or wire was unsightly, or obstructed views, or even created a safety risk (strangulation is sometimes cited) led a number of condominium associations and rental property managers to ban clotheslines.
Now, amidst growing concern about wasteful energy use, clothesline proponents argue that the traditional method of drying laundry is not only cheaper but better for the environment. Lawmakers in some 19 states have agreed, enacting "right to dry" laws that prohibit clothesline bans, the Seattle Times reports.
In Washington, however, the idea remains controversial. A proposal by a state lawmaker to protect clotheslines from enforcement ran up against strong opposition from condominium associations, which viewed such legislation as an intrusion on homeowner rights, the newspaper notes.
States that already have such bans include Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin, the Seattle Times reports. In Utah, individual land-use authorities can choose to protect the right to dry, according to a Sightline Daily article from 2012. The Sightline Daily post provides links to the state statutes that contain relevant provisions. The exact nature of "right to dry" laws varies from state to state—while some prohibit clothesline bans directly, others recognize a right to use solar power that implicitly may preclude those in authority from preventing a homeowner from drying laundry in the sun.
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ABAJournal.com: "Hogan & Hartson Lawyer Saves Electricity with Solar Panels, Clothesline"
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Several concerned citizens in Appling County have called the WTOC 24-hour newsroom with many questions surrounding why school has been canceled for the day.
WTOC spoke with school Superintendent Scarlett Copeland by phone early Tuesday morning who says that the Board of Education, during a regularly scheduled meeting, decided to cancel classes Tuesday out of an abundance of caution because of some health concerns that have occurred outside of the schools.
Copeland tells WTOC that doctors say it is perfectly safe to hold class Tuesday, and that no students, faculty or staff is in any danger, but the school board decided to call off school Tuesday as a precautionary measure.
A totel of six schools in Appling County have been affected by the call. As of now, all schools will be back to normal on Wednesday.
The following release was sent out to all parents, students, and media Monday night:
November 5, 2012
As precautionary measure, we are cancelling school for all students and staff tomorrow, November 6, 2012. We have spoken with medical advisors and they have affirmed to school personnel that all students would be safe on campus. We want to assure all parents, student and concerned community members that we are taking a proactive approach.
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- " This place had bed bugs, paid 450 for a private room and washroom. The wash room was shared between several guests who were filthy and loud. There was no fan even when we requested one, the room was tiny. Will never stay there again nor recommend it to anyone else. This place needs to be inspected by the health department for sure. "
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- " no bathroom tissu , toilet and room was dirty , only one pillow (for 2 peoples) my advice: avoid this place if you can , there other cheap places in Toronto and they r better "
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- " Hard to find. There is no sign that helps travelers to find it. You have to depend on the address in the strange place! What was worse, I was taken to other place, not this hostel because I stayed there for only one night. That was totally filthy. It seemed like there could be a lot of bedbugs. a number of hairs on the floor, no air-conditioned, no sound-isolation, dirty pillow and blanket(i cannot believe it is washed) and etc. I will not recommend this hostel at all. "
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August 3, 2012 | Tag(s): Animal Grossology, Aquarium, Grossology, parakeet pointe
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Reviews by Phatz:
3.48/5 rDev -7.4%
On tap at the Fells Point location Saturday 9/29 with the LCB Baltimore pub crawl.
I sampled several other beers that were not very awe-inspiring. This was the one I picked for a pint and did enjoy it, as a decent tasty beer but not very big or bold or intense for a Scotch Wee Heavy.
Appearance: Served a dark amber copper with an ivory head that fades to a cap and a ring around the collar, nice lacing.
Smell: It has a dark fruit malty aroma with hints of smoke and light hop presence. Nice.
Taste: Soft juicy malt flavor, toffee and caramel and apple. light hop prickles. A bit of alcohol shows through. I would have liked more bourbon notes with the alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Decent malty body. Medium feel in the mouth but too light for the style.
Drinkability: This is a mainstreamed version, approachable yes but impressive, not really.
Hope this is helpful.
10-04-2007 00:26:14 | More by Phatz
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3.78/5 rDev +0.5%
A lite bodied beer with a pleasant taste. Was like a reddish color. A little like wood and caramel with a hop finish. Has a sort of fruity flavor like grapes or cherry that is sort of buried in there. Mouth feel was lite, sort of bubbly. Not hard to down, though a bit harder then one would expect given the taste.
10-21-2008 00:31:00 | More by hdofu
3.05/5 rDev -18.9%
A: The ale is a deeper brown color, slightly opaque, with a finger's worth of white head that slowly dissipates.
S: The aroma is a combination of sweet malts and a bit of smokiness.
T: The ale has a big malt flavor, not so far as to be a malt bomb, but strong nonetheless. The malts don't really take on any one flavor, instead their bigness forces a very chewy component that is a little too much. The smokiness is a redeeming quality, as it provides a bit of taste to break up the monotony of the malt.
M: The mouthfeel is not so great, the malts are too big and unfocused to do anything bold.
D: I felt that this ale did not age well (see earlier review). Unfortunately I find that, when served fresh, it still isn't so hot.
09-18-2006 22:21:31 | More by akorsak
3.95/5 rDev +5.1%
Pours chestnut or mahogany color with a distint red streak and a small, tan head that leaves spotty lace.
Aroma of caramel, honey and chocolate and some lightly roasted barley.
Flavor of caramel and honey and some chocolate sweetness standout. Small amount of roasted charcoal and some oak notes on the backside.
Mouthfeel is hyper sweet and just cut on the finish by some lighter roasted and charcoal notes.
Drinkability for is mixed. I few it as a slightly flawed beer because I think honey or a similar substance is used to boost the ABV the easy way. I also don't few it as all that ture to style. However, those being said, whatever they do to this beer it absolutely works. It a tasty and delicious beer which while providing a nice buzz is incredibly refreshing and highly drinkable.
11-03-2004 22:03:32 | More by CRJMellor
3/5 rDev -20.2%
04-20-2012 21:09:04 | More by tln13
3.63/5 rDev -3.5%
2005 release, sampled at Arundel Mills. Dark burgandy brown with a thin off-white cap of head. Nose was noticably smokey, a little oaklike, over a rather sweet malt, some dried raisin/prune. Taste seemed a little muted, with a blended kind of smokey toffee malt with a slight piney hop finish. Mouthfeel was medium, alcohol came through slightly. This just wasn't as full bodied or flavorful as the only other example of the style I've had, but it wasn't a bad beer, definitely drinkable.
09-18-2005 13:14:05 | More by cubedbee
4.05/5 rDev +7.7%
Sampled on tap last night at the Fells Point location. The last bits of the 2005 version still on tap. Everyone else was pounding Bare Ass Blonde, so I had this beauty all to myself.
Poured a dark brown with red highlights. Tan head about a quarter inch thick gave way to a wispy, clingy ring.
Great aroma...Smoky caramel
Ripe fruits, a bit of smoke in the background, and chocolate/caramel malts. A very good drinkin brew.
Medium bodied, with a thick sweetness that stays on the tongue. Comes off being very drinkable, and went well with some chocolate cake.
11-05-2005 16:48:36 | More by Dithyramb
4.25/5 rDev +13%
Growler from the Bel Air location. Dark brownish red in color with a quick rising tall tan head. Moderate lacing and retention. Aroma was smoky and some earthy notes. Dark ripe fruit notes and some caramel to balance it out. A touch of chocolate and roasty malt as well. Very nice. Sweet ripe fruits upfront on the flavor with a nice earthy smokiness coming on strong towards the back. Light notes of chocolate and caramel were present as well. Nice smooth and creamy mouthfeel with plenty of body to support it. Really drinkable stuff. This growler went easily and I will be getting some more of this before its gone.
10-20-2005 21:10:53 | More by meathookjones
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
07-03-2013 08:10:19 | More by BogBoyJD
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
On tap at the BelAir location
Pours dark a rich ruby-reddish color. Has a cream colored head that fades.
Smells rich and sweet and malty. Makes me thirtsy to smell it.
Nice and bold and malty sweet up front with a fruity sweetness that follows. Some nice hints of caramel and chocolate. Maybe just a little too sweet.
Nice, full body. Rich and meaty - which completely backs up the big flavor.
A nice Scotch ale, but just a little too sweet to drink too many at once. Although, I would like to drink it again.
11-13-2005 03:42:38 | More by MaltyGoodness
4.6/5 rDev +22.3%
Poured from a 1L swing-top wax capped bottle. This is the 2003 release that I've been hoarding for a bit. Served with the Beef entree at dinner on 3/19/05.
The beer is a splendid burnt caramel colour, with a slight mahogony/red highlight. The head is off-white and sticky. Wow, what an aroma, sweet malt, dried fruits, a slight smoky/earthy tone along with a whiff of spice. The Ale is full-bodied and lush, with a big malty profile and layers of flavor. Toffee, raisin, milk chocolate, clove, smoke, prune. Very drinkable, and a great companion for a hearty beef/game meal.
03-21-2005 20:36:09 | More by Hefe
3.28/5 rDev -12.8%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours a very dark brown with a tan head that recedes fairly quickly. The nose is roasted malt, dark fruits, sweet malt, and a bit of smoke. Taste brings light smoke and some dark malt. A bit of dark fruit. Fairly hefty body with a bit of alcohol. Drinkability i okay, but it's fairly run of the mill.
11-10-2010 02:42:41 | More by Thorpe429
3.95/5 rDev +5.1%
I attended the 2004 release party and ran into a half dozen old friends. We all agreed that this years edition was quite the thing.
Being a fan of smoked beers, I was anticipating this year's batch having heard a rumor that Jim had upped the smoke. The smoke was evident and blended well with the assorted other flavors: tasty malt, raisin, caramel and chocolate. The nose was super-malty, which is what it takes to get past my nasal polyps. I kept putting my nose in the glass to savor the great aroma.
The color was a dark brown-garnet and just translucent. The head was a soft snowy white.
Just enough bittering hops to add some counterbalance.
The drinkabilty was very good and I'm looking forward to having another soon.
09-25-2004 03:49:07 | More by farHillsBrewer
4.25/5 rDev +13%
12-09-2013 01:04:53 | More by ckollias
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +6.4%
On tap at the Fells Point location.
Appearance: clear dark copper in color with a short one finger head that last a while. Nice lacing developed during the session.
Smell: caramel candy and malt sweetness is up front and there is a bit of earthiness in the background.
Taste: bold grainy malt level that has a bit of an earthy tone. A barely noticeable hint of smokiness is there along with some caramel and mild bitterness. Alcohol is not noticeable and is well hidden.
Mouthfeel: smooth from start to finish. Long aftertaste as the malt sweetness hangs around the mouth a while. Medium-heavy in body.
Drinkability: very enjoyable and easy to quaff beer. This will sneak up on you after a while. Must have if on tap.
09-22-2007 17:16:06 | More by Gavage
3.53/5 rDev -6.1%
Had a pint of this beer at the Fells Point location the other day.
The beer pours a darkish orange amber color with decent head retention and moderate lacing. I don't get much on the nose, just some sweet malt. On the palate this beer is pretty malty, and at least to my not very discerning palate, tastes much like an above average amber ale. The beer is fairly sweet with a hint of butterscotch, also with sweet cherry and apple. The beer has a light to medium bodied mouthfeel, with abv. pretty well disguised.
This is a decent enough beer, but probably not one I would seek out. Simple, straightforward flavors...
10-01-2007 18:46:02 | More by John_M
3.45/5 rDev -8.2%
A--Dark amber copper with a thin white head that fades, decent lacing.
S--Another DuClaws brew that smells better than it tastes. Fruity dark malt with hints of smoke...really interesting
T--Toffee and caramel with a backround hint of smoke. Quickly disapates and leaves you wanting more in the aftertaste.
M--A bit thin and light in the mouth. I was hoping for something a bit more robust.
D--Other than the smokiness a thin pedestrain version, unimpressive.
10-19-2007 13:56:09 | More by Deuane
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
06-27-2014 03:24:54 | More by wrightst
4.22/5 rDev +12.2%
A splendid pint from Duclaw! Excellent deep amber hue in the glass. Was fortunate enough to get this one in the limited edition Twisted Kilt glass as well, which only added to the presentation. Smell was nicely sweet. Taste was very good for a dark ale - sweet, but still very drinkable. An excellent representation of the Scotch/Dark ale style. The smell and presence of the alcohol was obvious in this beer - it felt much heavier than the ABV would seem to indicate. Overall a great beer, and one that should be year-round offering...
01-01-2004 01:22:08 | More by sideshowrob
3.68/5 rDev -2.1%
This is the 2006 Twisted Kilt, brought home a growler from the 2nd release night at Bowie. It pour with remarkably little head and was dark amber to brown, about the color of coke.
In the nose, some sweetness, some yeasiness, a little toasted bread, and a hint of alcohol. The taste was not sweet, not bitter, an easy malty bev with balance and a little body. I need more practice at picking out the malt flavors, I couldn't pin this down. There was a pleasant tang of carbonation, but overall it was a pretty muted flavor (at least for me, an unrepentent hophead).
This stuff has medium to good drinkability, but it's not my preferred style. The good balance does conceal the alcohol well, but for me this brew lacks the zip (hops) that I look for. Still, a decent offering, and I'm sure I will enjoy the rest of the growler.
09-15-2006 11:45:45 | More by dickroop
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
02-11-2012 05:08:56 | More by goldie2828
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
This one was on seasonal yesterday at the pub in hanover, md. It poured an amber red. Had a little haze. The head was again not really there. At least it didn't last. The smell was interesting malty with a lot of smokiness. The taste again was very malty with a strong smoke flavor. Not as much as a rauch but very detectable with a little hops at the end. It was also a little thick for my liking. Didn't go down as smooth as I had hoped. Good but just not for me!
10-22-2008 21:54:58 | More by slvrmon82
4/5 rDev +6.4%
09-09-2013 01:57:14 | More by mjw1200
Twisted Kilt from DuClaw Brewing Company
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As a junior in 2003-2004 -- Named the C-USA Swimmer of the Meet... NCAA "B" qualifier... all-conference in six events... won the 100 and 200-back (49.39, 1:45.67), 500-free (4:28.28) and was a member of the winning 800-free relay (6:42.99) and the 400-medley relay (3:19.60) that set a C-USA meet record (3:19.60)... ranked 28th in the nation in the 200-back... qualified for the finals of the 100 and 200-back, finishing fifth in the 200-meter back (2:04.55) and seventh in the 100-meter back (50.20) at the Texas Invitational... finished first in eight individual events and member of seven winning relay teams on the year.
As a sophomore in 2002-2003 -- NCAA "B" cut qualifier... ranked 28th in the nation in 200-back...won the 100-back at the 2003 C-USA Invite in 49.09 seconds, breaking the meet record set by former Horned Frog Aaron Ewert... also claimed top honors in the 200-back in 1:45.56... qualified for the short-course national championships with his 100-back time.
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High School/Club Achievements -- Qualified for the 2004 Olympic Trials and the long-course national championship... high school all-America honoree... collected a bronze medal at the Texas state meet... team captain at Robert E. Lee HS... named Volunteer Athlete of the Year... named the Greater San Antonio Competitor of the Year by the San Antonio Express News in 2001... voted High School Athlete of the Year... class president and member of the National Honor Society... U.S. Army Reserve scholar-athlete in 2001.
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Every day this week, a different Pro Football Weekly editor will offer a prediction on the NFC championship this Sunday along with a brief explanation supporting his pick. Making today's pick is PFW associate editor Kevin Fishbain:
They say you throw out the records in a rivalry, especially when it's the NFL's oldest rivalry playing for the NFC championship. But what I cannot throw out is the way the Packers have been playing of late. Since their loss to New England, every game has been a must-win for the Pack, including two road playoff games. They have been playing with house money and winning. The Bears are certainly a much more improved team than we saw earlier this season, but Jay Cutler's margin for error is slim against the Packers' solid secondary. Playing at Soldier Field will help, but I still give the Packers the slight edge.
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The second driver crashed to avoid hitting the other driver, according to the fire department. He was not taken to the hospital from the scene, but officials believe he drove himself to United Hospital Center in Bridgeport.
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Sophomore forward Chris Kreider named Beanpot MVP with two goals and assist in championship game
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BOSTON - Junior forward Jimmy Hayes scored at the six-minute mark of the overtime period to lift top-ranked Boston College to a 7-6 victory over Northeastern and 59th Beanpot title - the program's third Beanpot championship in the last four years - before 17,565 fans at TD Garden.
Chris Kreider, who scored twice and assisted on Hayes' decisive goal, earned Most Valuable Player honors while junior defenseman Tommy Cross (2 goals, 1 assist) and sophomore defenseman Brian Dumoulin (3 assists) also recorded three-point performances the Eagles, who won consecutive Beanpot crowns for the first time since winning three straight from 1963-65.
Pat Mullane, Steven Whitney and Bill Arnold also scored for the victors in a game the featured six tie scores and seven one-goal lead changes.
Northeastern led 2-1 after one period and the teams were tied at four goals apiece after two periods.
Northeastern freshman Brodie Reid lifted the Huskies to a 5-4 lead at 8:44 of the third period and Boston College's Bill Arnold answered with his eighth goal of the season at 10:12.
Kreider lifted the Eagles to a 6-5 lead 1:32 later and Northeastern senior Wade MacLeod forced overtime on the tying score with 1:46 left in regulation.
Boston College attempted the only five overtime shots prior to Hayes' game-winning goal and finished the contest with a 46-27 advantage.
Northeastern goaltender Chris Rawlings recorded 39 saves and captured the Eberly Trophy as the goaltender with the best save percentage in the two games.
BC senior goaltender John Muse recorded 21 saves in 66 minutes to earn his 19th win of the season and the 81st of his career. The East Falmouth, Mass., resident finished his Beanpot career having backstopped the Eagles to three titles (2008, 2010 and 2011) and a 7-1 record.
Cross opened the scoring at 9:12 of the first period before Northestern's Luke Eibler and Reid netted consecutive power-play goals just 1:08 apart for a 2-1 lead at the first intermission.
Mullane tied the score at 2-2 just 53 seconds into the middle period before NU freshman Rob Dongara netted a shorthanded score at 2:47 to put the Huskies back up by one goal - at 3-2.
Kreider finished a power-play passing sequence from Mullane and Dumoulin at 5:25 before Whitney lifted BC to its first lead since Cross' opening score at 12:07.
Husky senior Tyler McNeely tied the game at four goals each at 13:24.
Team Records: Northeastern - 10-12-6; Boston College - 22-6-0
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Antipasti, tapas, salads or pasta dishes form the perfect accompaniment to the global wine menu at this upmarket modern bistro.
Antipasti, tapas, salads or pasta dishes form the perfect accompaniment to the global wine menu at this upmarket modern bistro.
Il-Barri is on the village square in Mġarr, close to the Egg Church. From outside it looks like an innocuous pizzeria, so the slick interior is a surprise, with its monochrome and wavy ceiling.
Twee meets twisted at this idiosyncratic restaurant, where a technicolour storm of floral print wallpaper and upholstery meets a gallery of weird art – check out the upside-down table on the ceiling – to create an atmosphere akin to an English tearoom designed by Salvador Dali. On acid.
The unprepossessing, cafélike 'Paris Golden Hand' serves authentic Corsican dishes to an appreciative audience, many of them coppers (traditionally the preferred form of employment among Corsicans in the capital).
On a quiet residential street deep in the Zona Alta, this hushed designer hideaway offers all sorts of little surprises from one of Spain's top chefs, Ramon Freixa. Let's see: what about the Big Duck, a hamburger of duck meat served with bread made of cereals, crystallised red onion and frozen mustard, for a starter? You can follow with one of six seafood options.
There are two branches of this restaurant. The taberna on Calle San José has an upbeat contemporary vibe with its light wood-panelled dining space and menu of traditional and modern tapas, raciones (large tapas servings) and more substantial meals. In a hurry? Go for the brocheta de langostinas (prawn skewer). In not so much of a hurry…follow this with a creamy panacotta.
The minimalist decor gives away that a chef with avant-garde ideas is at work in his laboratory-kitchen. The end results are far from over the top, leaning to nicely elaborated dishes such as the cochinillo ibérico con manzana al horno (oven-roasted suckling pig with apple). The set lunch menu (€18) is a great-value sample, popular with office workers all over the area.
This very local restaurant is popular for its hearty Catalan cooking that uses fresh produce, mainly sourced from the busy market next door. On Thursdays during winter it offers the mountain classic, escudella . Otherwise, you might try light variations on local cuisine, such as the bacallà al allioli de poma (cod in an apple-based aioli sauce).
This one-of-a-kind Ajaccio institution scores a perfect 10 on our 'charm-meter' for its mind-blowing decor and refined cuisine. Push beyond the streetside terrace (itself rich in atmosphere) to the august belle époque former ballroom, with its tall mirrors, high ceilings, black-and-white terrazzo floors and soaring cream arches.
Rubino earns rave reviews for reinventing Maltese cuisine while staying true to its roots. There's no menu, just a selection of the day's dishes depending on seasonal produce, with taste sensations like sfinec ta l-incova , a deep-fried savoury doughnut with anchovies.
This stylish yet casual place covers all the options – tapas (from 12.30pm to 6.30pm), salads and pasta cater to those looking for a light meal, while heartier dishes (such as pork sirloin with Mediterranean vegetables, or the fish of the day) will suit those desiring for something more substantial.
Step back in history. Hot food has been dished up here since 1908. The ceramic-fronted fridge, tiled floor and bar seem to have changed little since then – but appearances can deceive.
This tavern has been showering tapas on its happy diners since 1952. The range of dishes is a little overwhelming and mixes traditional (Catalan faves like cap i pota – stew made with bits of the calf you don't want to think about) with more surprising options like carpaccio de calabacín con bacalao y parmesán (thin courgette slices draped in cod and Parmesan).
Patrick's (named after and run by the son of the restauranteurs at Tmun Mġarr ), is polished and professional, from the linen-covered tables to the extensive wine list and menu of fusion dishes. Asian influences, New Zealand beef, fresh local fish and creative pasta options come together wonderfully in a nautical yet elegant blue and white dining room.
A lovely little place that has recently opened in the old town, with a terrace on a tiny street and a cute interior with vintage pieces adorning the traditional stone walls and colourful but tasteful modern furniture. The food is good, with an emphasis on keeping it simple and local.
Here be witches, we were told, and it does feel like a fortune-teller's parlour, this place, with its masks and heads and faux leopard skin throughout.


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Sometimes I cut up on strength exercises for a while and do cardio only 2 times a week and not for very long. I get back into the training cycle by watching fitness videos and doing the exercises given there. I set up a schedule (one or two videos per day, different each day) and try to follow it at least 2 weeks. After this, I feel motivated enough to continue without them, or if I really like them, I use them as well.
My best friend who is a track and cross country runner told me about doing the Lying Abduction (or Adduction) exercise while you read. But you can do it while watching TV as well. I love doing this because then I feel more time-efficient!
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February 25, 2010
By Paul Craig Roberts
The Washington Times is a newspaper that looks with favor upon the Bush/Cheney/Obama/neocon wars of aggression in the Middle East and favors making terrorists pay for 9/11. Therefore, I was surprised to learn on February 24 that the most popular story on the paper's website for the past three days was the "Inside the Beltway" report, "Explosive News," about the 31 press conferences in cities in the US and abroad on February 19 held by Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, an organization of professionals which now has 1,000 members.
I was even more surprised that the news report treated the press conference seriously. How did three World Trade Center skyscrapers suddenly disintegrate into fine dust? How did massive steel beams in three skyscrapers suddenly fail as a result of short-lived, isolated, and low temperature fires? "A thousand architects and engineers want to know, and are calling on Congress to order a new investigation into the destruction of the Twin Towers and Building 7," reports the Washington Times.
The paper reports that the architects and engineers have concluded that the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Institute of Standards and Technology provided "insufficient, contradictory and fraudulent accounts of the circumstances of the towers' destruction" and are "calling for a grand jury investigation of NIST officials."
The newspaper reports that Richard Gage, the spokesperson for the architects and engineers said: "Government officials will be notified that "Misprision of Treason,' U.S. Code… Continue reading
by Prof. Peter Dale Scott
June 10, 2009
In his remarkable speech at Cairo University on June 4, President Obama promised "a new beginning." In the words of the Israeli commentator Uri Avnery, the speech offered "the map of a new world, a different world, whose values and laws he spelled out in simple and clear language — a mixture of idealism and practical politics, vision and pragmatism."1
Much of what Obama had to say was new, and warmed the hearts of observers like myself, who had become increasingly concerned about the new president's fidelity to the financial and military policies of the previous Bush-Cheney administration. But while Obama broke new ground on Israel-Palestine issues, he glossed over troubling issues pertaining to the US presence in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also glossed over one of the fundamental issues alienating the Muslim world: America's relentless efforts to preserve its threatened financial status by moves to dominate the region's oil resources. Here his careful ambiguity was ominously reminiscent of the Bush era.
The speech reaffirmed a complete withdrawal of US forces from Iraq by 2012, as the U.S. committed itself to do in a signed agreement last December. In addition Obama asserted that "we do not want to keep our troops in Afghanistan… We would gladly bring every single one of our troops home if we could be confident that there were not violent extremists in Afghanistan and now Pakistan."
But Obama's remarks did not address the statement on May… Continue reading
by Prof. Peter Dale Scott
May 8, 2009
One of the most frustrating features of observing American foreign policy is to see the gap between the encapsulated thinking of the national security bureaucracy and the sensible unfettered observations of the experts outside. In the case of Afghanistan, outside commentators have called for terminating current specific American policies and tactics — many reminiscent of the US in Vietnam.
Observers decry the use of air strikes to decapitate the Taliban and al Qaeda, usually resulting in the death of other civilians. They counsel against is the insertion of more and more US and other foreign troops, in an effort to secure the safety and allegiance of the population. And they regret the on-going interference in the fragile Afghan political process, in order to secure outcomes desired in Washington.1
One root source for this gap between official and outside opinion will not be addressed soon — the conduct of crucial decision-making in secrecy, not by those who know the area, but by those skilled enough in bureaucratic politics to have earned the highest security clearances. However it may be more productive to criticize the mindset shared by the decision-makers, and to point out elements of the false consciousness which frames it, and which should be corrigible by common sense.
Why One Should Think of So-Called "Failed States" as "Ravaged States"
I have in mind the bureaucratically convenient concept of Afghanistan as a failed or failing state. This epithet has been… Continue reading
VIDEO: "An Unholy Alliance" – Documentary examines CIA and other intelligence agency links to the global drug trade.
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In 1996, directors Chris Hilton and David Roberts released "An Unholy Alliance" as the second part of a trilogy of documentaries dealing with the global drug trade; with a focus on heroin and opium. The documentary offers a valuable history of the drug trade, with much rare footage, including footage of CIA favorite, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar. Since Hekmatyar is back in the news, now is an important time to remind people of Hekmatyar's dubious past, and his links to the heroin industry in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The CIA and the Afghan Arabs
An Unholy Alliance starts off in Peshawar, which was a major hub of activity for the CIA and the ISI, as they deployed the Afghan Mujahadin in a proxy war against the Soviet Union, beginning in 1979. Since the 1980s, CIA apologists like Peter Bergen, and former CIA station chief Milton Bearden have claimed that the CIA never directly trained the Mujahidin and the associated Arabic recruits;
Peter Bergen: "While the charges that the CIA was responsible for the rise of the Afghan Arabs might make good copy, they don't make good history. The truth is more complicated, tinged with varying shades of gray. The… Continue reading
By Cernig
Wednesday Dec 24, 2008
Via my Newshoggers colleague Anderson comes this:
By a vote of 180 in favour to 1 against (United States) and no abstentions, the Committee also approved a resolution on the right to food, by which the Assembly would "consider it intolerable" that more than 6 million children still died every year from hunger-related illness before their fifth birthday, and that the number of undernourished people had grown to about 923 million worldwide, at the same time that the planet could produce enough food to feed 12 billion people, or twice the world's present population. (See Annex III.)
The Bush administration, speaking for the U.S.A., therefore must consider it tolerable that 6 million children die every day – children who could be fed if we weren't wasting billions on stealth fighters, littoral combat boondoggles and non-effective defense against non-existant ballistic missiles from Iran.
Just so you get that, here it is again:
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By Luke Ryland
September 11, 2007
Former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds has made a number of disturbing claims about the 911 attacks, but perhaps the most disconcerting is her oft-repeated statement that the US authorities have covered up an entire organizational layer within al-Qaeda.
In the documentary, Kill The Messenger, Sibel says:
"They haven't mentioned anybody who actually is connected to Al Qaida, in mid or higher level."
Similarly, Sibel often says:
"And I would like to give an analogy – if you take the War on Drugs, imagine if they only went after street dealers and they refused to investigate the mid-level dealers or the drug lords. This is very similar."
As we approach another 911 anniversary, it's time we learnt:
Sibel Edmonds is the most gagged woman in US history making it a little it difficult for us, the public, to have a detailed understanding of everything she knows about al-Qaida and the 911 attacks, but she has given interviews and written a number of great articles and letters which enable us to put some of the pieces together.
Immediately after the release of the 911 Commission report, Sibel wrote an open letter to Thomas Kean and the Commission in which she chided the 911 Commission panel for ignoring important issues related to the attacks, and she also made public some of her closed-door testimony to the 911 Commission.
Sheen calls for truly independent investigation, joins growing ranks of prominent credible whistleblowers
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"I was up early and we were gonna do a pre-shoot on Spin City, the show I used to do, I was watching the news and the north tower was burning. I saw the south tower hit live, that famous wide shot where it disappears behind the building and then we see the tremendous fireball."
"There was a feeling, it just didn't look any commercial jetliner I've flown on any time in my life and then when the buildings came down later on that day I said to my brother 'call me insane, but did it sorta look like those buildings came down in a controlled demolition'?"
Sheen said that most people's gut instinct, that the buildings had been deliberately imploded, was washed away by the incessant flood of the official version of events from day one.
Sheen questioned the plausibility of a fireballs traveling 110 feet down an elevator shaft and causing damage to the lobbies of the towers as seen in video footage, especially when contrasted with eyewitness accounts of bombs and explosions in the basement levels of the buildings.
Regarding building 7, which wasn't hit by a plane, Sheen highlighted the use of the term "pull," a demolition industry term for pulling the outer walls of the building towards the center in an implosion, as was used by Larry Silverstein in a September… Continue reading


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Lately, I have felt that he no longer appreciates how much I do for him. He gets angry easily and I feel I am the object of his displaced anger and frustration. It feels like nothing I do is good enough for him. For example, he gets so upset if his food is too hot or too cold or if I have taken too long to help him out of the shower. It's almost as if he is no longer the same person I met five years ago.
I feel like I am beginning to resent him. I have very little time to myself and feel trapped. I can't leave him because it would be terrible to leave someone with cancer and I am hoping he will return to normal as he gets better. I feel so guilty! How do I cope with these feelings?
Feelings of ResentmentResentment can be a completely appropriate reaction considering your life has completely been changed and you were suddenly and involuntarily placed in a caregiver role. You have sacrificed a lot in the relationship, as caregivers often do. You should know that harboring feelings of resentment are often the result of caregiver burnout -- the mild to severe emotional and physical exhaustion experienced by caregivers. It's a common occurrence, especially for those who get little or no respite care while they care for their loved one. Signs that you may be experiencing caregiver burnout include:
changes in sleep patterns
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- physical and mental exhaustion
It's important to also note that caregivers can also experience depression. The symptoms of depression are similar to caregiver burnout. If you do experience the symptoms of caregiver burnout, it's prudent to see a health care provider who can determine if you are suffering from depression or just under extreme stress related to caregiving.
Coping with Feelings of Being UndervaluedAs feelings of resentment can be common with caregivers, emotional detachment can be a coping mechanism for people with cancer. Your caregiving efforts surely have not gone unnoticed and he may be feeling guilty about the sacrifices you have had to make to care for him. Emotionally detaching himself can be a defense mechanism, but it does not justify his behavior. Of course, this is just a theory based on my experiences with patients and their caregivers, but is definitely worth investigating, perhaps through professional couples counseling.
When someone in a relationship suffers from cancer, couples counseling can be extremely helpful. You can discuss your feelings and concerns in an environment that promotes healthy discussion. A trained mental health counselor or psychologist can help you effectively sift through your feelings and moderate communication between you and your fiance. If you do not have access to a mental health care provider, consider seeking help from a member of the clergy or other trusted professional to assist you.


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This blog post was originally posted by Trident athlete Ericka Andersen on her site sweetlifeericka.com. She'll be attending the upcoming CrossFit games and blogging about her experience.
A few weeks ago at the Crossfit Games regionals, I caught myself almost tearing up. What?! I was watching people dart up ropes, grunt and lift and sweat and curse. I was ...Continue Reading - >


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The wines this month stunned me as Ed and I tasted through. Sometimes
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HOLLAND, MI (WHTC) - Gas prices along the Lakeshore are edging closer to the four-dollar mark a week before the Tulip Time Festival. This morning's weekly survey of Holland area stations had a per-gallon average of $3.79, with a wildly varying range of a low of $3.68 to a high of $3.89, a mark that was seen most on local marquees a year ago. April 12th canvassing had a mean of $3.77. Triple-A's polling today had marks of $3.50 nationally and $3.79 statewide.
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Report: Amy's Baking Company co-owner may be deported
And the nightmare continues for Amy's Baking Company in Scottsdale.
According to a report, co-owner Samy Bouzaglo may now be deported.
Exclusive on @12news at 630: Co-owner of Amy's Baking Company faces deportation— BrahmResnik (@brahmresnik) May 22, 2013
Bouzaglo, an Israeli by birth, and his wife, Amy, came under massive criticism after a disastrous appearance on Fox's "Kitchen Nightmares."
The eatery, already under fire for posts on Yelp in 2010, appeared to fire back at critics on their Facebook page after the episode. The Bouzaglos have since claimed their social media sites were hacked.
Amy's Baking Company closed down for a brief time after the episode aired and hosted a reopening on Tuesday night.
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When it comes to new tank cars for leasing, operating lessors are divided into two groups: Lessors who ordered early and who are now taking delivery at the top of the market and those that wished they had placed orders. At least one source has suggested that anyone seeking to place an order will have to wait until the end of 2103 or the beginning of 2014 to take delivery.
Prices for a 30,000-gallon general purpose tank car are hovering between $100,000 and $120,000, depending upon how they are equipped. Keeping with tradition over the past few years, builders who are taking orders at these prices are also insisting on and getting price escalation provisions covering the price of steel and components. These new car prices are supporting initial full service rental rates of $1,200 to $1,500 per month or more.
We are also have reports that the previously red hot market for small cube covered hoppers for frack sand has cooled a bit as low natural gas pricing has taken some of the steam out of that marketplace. Having said this, sand cars are still being built in significant volumes for this service and are coming right off the production line and into lease fleets that already have customers waiting. However, we are also told that at least one other lessor who ordered this type of car on spec is having to temporarily store them.
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Got this problem with S60 SDKs for CW when .NET is installed on the same PC.
Have installed:
.NET v 7.0
Codewarrior for Symbian OS 2.8.3 Personal
S60 SDK for CW version 1.2
I try to work with CW + S60 for CW, the .NET is installed only for other development than Symbian.
Now, when I try to import an mmp file (Series60ex\Helloworld, untouched), to CW, first the cpp.exe crashes. Have checked the path, environment variables, all OK. Also devices command shows the right selected SDK. devices -info shows that the paths are correct. Perl is installed and working OK. A colleague solved this problem by finding that crash happened in cygwin1.dll. He downloaded the source for this dll and recompiled it. Now crash disappeared. Not the way to solve the problem in my mind, but it helped.
Next problem. The uikon.rh fails to compile in the line where the AKN_EDITOR_EXTENSIONS is defined. Nothing wrong with that line, since it compiles OK on a machine without .NET. Because of this, the rss file is not succesfully compiled, so the app is not compiled.
On the same PC, UIQ 2.1 SDK for CW has no problems whatsoever, so the problem is not with the installation of Codewarrior but with the S60 SDK for CW. Seems that it cannot cope with the situation where .NET is installed on the same machine (?).
Have also tried to install S60 2nd ed FP2 for CW, did not solve this problem.
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Tonight the Bellator Fighting Champions returns to cable with the opening round of their Welterweight tournament. "Judo" Jim Wallhead (23-6) brings his high level judo background in against former Bellator Welterweight Champion Lyman Good (12-2). High flying striker Marius Zaromskis (18-6) brings his fan pleasing style to bear against Canadian fighter Nordine Taleb (8-1). On the other side of the bracket Andrey Koreshkov (10-0) takes on Jordan Smith (17-3) and Tim Welch (9-3) faces off with Michail Tsarev (23-2).
As with every major MMA card Bloody Elbow will be providing coverage starting at 8 pm ET. The prelims will air on Spike.com starting at 6:30 pm ET.
Main Card results will be live blogged and here are the prelim results:
Will Martinez Jr defeats Casey Johnson by Submission (Rear Naked Choke), Round 1
Michelle Ould defeats Munah Holland by Decision
Alexandre "Popo" Bezerra defeats Matt McCook by Submission (Guillotine Choke), Round 1
Phillipe Nover defeats Derrick Kennington by Technical Submission (Rear Naked Choke), Round 2
Brylan Van Artsdalen defeats Jay Haas by Submission (Guillotine Choke), Round 1
Claudio Ledesma defeats Kenny Foster by Decision
Andrey Koreshkov vs. Jordan Smith: Wetlerweight Quarterfinal
Round 1
Fighters start off in the center of the cage, Smith throwing testing strikes out of a south paw stance. Koreshkov lands a flurry of strikes and then lands a spinning back kick. Smith shoots in for takedown and eats a knee to the body and Koreshkov sprawls effectively. Koreshkov lands another combo pushing forward. Smith comes forward but Koreshkov catches a kick and then responds with two hard punches. Koreshkov lands a leap in knee on the head. Smith throws a spinning side kick and Koreshkov shoots for a take down. Smith drops down for Peruvian neck tie, Koreshkov is able to turn out of it but Smith turns it into guillotine, It looks close for a moment but Koreshkov escapes also. Smith locks up a high guard and is looking for a triangle as Koreshkov seems content to lay low in guard. Koershkov postures up and drops down some punches to end any chance at a triangle. Smith now just holding the Russian down, but he is able to posture all the way to standing and start striking hard. Koreshkov closing the round with some thundering strikes. 10-9 Koreshkov
Round 2
Smith comes in to clinch and eats a smacking right hand but manages to take Koreshkov to the ground and take the Russian's back. Smith is now working for a choke but Koreshkov is controlling Smith's wrists and is now trying to strike. Ref warns Russian for holding the gloves. Smith is looking to trap Koreshkov's left hand with his legs, but the Russian continues to strike. Smith uses the opening created by the striking to lock in a rear naked choke, it looks really deep but the Russian is able to create just enough space to get his chin down. Smith keeps working for the choke, but his arm isn't under the chin. Koreshkov passes Smith's arm over his head and is able to turn into guard. Koreshkov is standing in guard but is also staying low in the guard. Smith is trying to use the rubber guard, but doesn't seem able to use it. Koreshkov is trying to stack and strike but Smith is using his legs well to prevent strikes. Smith now slides into leg lock position but Koreshkov is basing out and striking Smith hard. 10-9 Smith
Round 3
Koreshkov comes out moving forward looking to land strikes. Smith is keeping his distance and then shoots in for a takedown but Koreshkov sprawls well. Smith hit again as he tries to close the distance to clinch. Koreshkov is able to land two right hands from range. Smith replies with a flurry and Koreshkov attempts a hip toss, both fighters back to their feet. Smith is jabbing at range, and Koreshkov lands a straight right. Fight is slowing down at this point as fighters are looking to make the best use of the energy they have left. Russian blocks a few kicks and then moves forward leading with a right hand. Smith shoots in for takedown but Koreshkov defends again. Smith trips on the side of the cage, but recovers. Smith lands an overhand right, but now Koreshkov is pushing forward with accurate strikes. Koreshkov drives Smith into cage and takes the American down against the cage. 10-9 Koreshkov
Unofficial Scorecard: Koreshkov Wins 29-28
Official Result: Andrey Koreshkov by Unanimous Decision (29-28)
Michail Tsarev vs. Tim Welch: Wetlerweight Quarterfinal
Round 1
Both fighters come out swinging and Welch pushes Tsarev into the fence. Tsarve looking for a judo style inside trip. Welch breaks out of the clinch and Tsarve throws a head kick that misses. Welch lands a lunging left hand and the presses Tsarev into the chance, the Russian then scores a trip takedown. Welch is now defending from half guard and tries to scramble out and the Russian locks on a guillotine. Welch is able to slip out after a few moments. Tsarev throws and lands two huge up kicks, but the kick is illegal as Welch is grounded. Ref stops fight to allow Welch to recover. It appears Tsarev was not aware of the rule and he apologizes to Welch.
Fighters restarted on the feet and Welch throws a flying knee. Russian takes him down but Welch wall walks back to the feet and Tsarev gets another inside trip. Another guillotine attempt by the Russian who rolls to his back and again the American is able to slip out. Tsarev throws up a triangle but both arms are in the triangle and Welch doesn't appear to be in danger. Tsarev 10-9
Round 2
Tsarev late getting away from his corner but fight starts again and Tsarev is pushing forward on the feet. Welch throws wild punches and Tsarev ties up. Welch gets the Thai clinch against the cage and lands knees, Tsarev drops down to guard and American stands and walks away. Fight started again and Tsarev gets him down to the ground but Welch again stands up. Tsarev shoots a double leg right into side control. Welch looks to scramble and Tsarev catches the back and locks in rear naked choke. Welch taps.
Result: Michail Tsarev by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) Round 2, 1:57
Nordine Taleb vs. Marius Zaromskis: Wetlerweight Quarterfinal
Round 1
Taleb is on his bike early, moving and throwing hard kicks as Zaromskis tries to walk him down. Taleb landing hard leg kicks and dancing out of range of Zaromskis' punches. A spinning back fist from Zaromskis knocks Taleb down and Zaromskis goes to side control. And as Taleb tries to scramble Zaromskis spins to the back. Taleb is able to stand out before the hooks get put in and is back a range. Taleb slips a punch and clinchs, Zaromskis lands heavy strikes in clinch battle and Taleb goes back to range. Taleb throwing a lot of head kicks at range and starting to punch more. Zaromskis throws a punch and drops for a takedown, Taleb defends deftly. Taleb making excellent use of his range, jabbing to keep Zaromskis away. Zaromskis tries another spinning back fist, but Taleb ducks under and clinches. Taleb 10-9
Round 2
Taleb on his bike again and Zaromskis stalking again. There appears to be damage on the right eye of Zaromskis from the constant jabbing. Taleb throws a punch combination that lands pretty cleanly. Zaromskis lands a left hand and drops Taleb, Zaromskis dives on top of him and almost ends up in a triangle. Zaromskis passes to side control and is controlling Taleb, who manages to sneak back to half guard. Zaromskis is holding Taleb down and the ref jumps in quickly to stand the fighters up. Zaromskis partially lands a head kick off the stand up. Taleb moves in with punches. Zaromskis is closing distance now and is landing punches and Taleb shoots for takedown, nothing for it. Fighters clinch along the fence. Taleb landing a few knees with his back to the fence. Taleb almost gives up his back but is able to get an underhook and defend. Zaromskis driving Taleb into the fence and the ref breaks the fighters apart. Taleb trying to land a head kick, but he is not a nibble as earlier in the fight. Zaromskis 10-9
Round 3
Zaromskis starts round with takedown attempt but Taleb is able to stop. Zaromskis throws a fight and Taleb complains it was to the back of the head. Fighters exchange and it appears Zaromskis got clipped and he clinches. Zaromskis again pushing Taleb into the fence, looking for a takedown. Ref breaks them again. Taleb throwing hooks at distance, moving away from Zaromskis' head kick. Both fighters are tiring, but Zaromskis continues to press forward. Taleb continues to kick the legs and throw punches, not allowing Zaromskis any time to rest. Taleb looks for takedown and Zaromskis sprawls and now has standing rear waist lock, trying to drag Taleb down. Zaromskis then throws Taebl on to the mat, now working from side control. Zaromskis wants to move to mount, but Taleb is blocking. Ref stands the fighters up again. Zaromskis lands a big head kick, Taleb is visibly rocked. Zaromskis charges in and throws spinning back fist, and whiffs in Chael Sonnen fashion. Taleb takes him down and survives round. 10-9 Zaromskis
Unofficial Score Card: Marius Zaromskis by Decision (29-28)
Result: Marius Zaromskis by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)
Lyman Good vs. Jim Wallhead: Wetlerweight Quarterfinal
Round 1
FIghts clinch right away and Good is throwing body shots while Wallhead looks to the throw knees. Good breaks away and lands a left hook on the break. Wallhead shoots for double leg, stands up into clinch. Good working the body and Wallhead breaks away again. Good throws punches at range and lands, Wallhead closes in to clinch again. Good works body again and then breaks away to strike at range. Wallhead continues to use clinch-and-run tactics. Wallhead jabbing very effectively and blocking a lot of Good's strikes at range. They are clinched again against cage. Wallhead looks for an inside trip, but gets hit with some hard hooks. Wallhead bleeding from just above left eye. Good kneeing the legs now in the clinch and throwing upper cuts. Fighters finish round battling the clinch, looking for position. 10-9 Good
Round 2
Fighters start trading at range, Good is pumping a jab and Wallhead clinches. Wallhead working for judo takedowns, but Good is defending very well. Fighters at range again and Wallhead seems to be finding his distance. Good lands a series of strikes that run Wallhead all the way back to the cage, Wallhead circles off and they are back in the center of the cage. Wallhead lands a knee to the head in the clinch, Good responds with a hard leg kick on the break. Good pumping the jab as Wallhead tries to close distance. Good traps Wallhead against cage and unloads a few quick strikes. Wallhead escapes to center of the cage and is getting jabbed hard. Good throws a step in knee to the body and then a leg kick. Good continues to out land Wallhead at range and is firmly in command of round. Wallhead shoots for takedown, but Good slips away. Round ends as fighters clinch. 10-9 Good
Round 3
Fighters touch gloves and start exchanging. They clinch and then break apart. A leg kick by Good travels too far up and Wallhead gets hit the groin. The ref grants Wallhead a break to recover. Fight restarts after about a minute and Good is very aggressive, throwing punches and kicks. Wallhead has been flummoxed by Good's reach and clinch ability and has mounted almost no offense this fight. Fighers have clinched and Good is clearly in control of things. Wallhead throws a double jab followed by right cross, his first combination that appears to have been effective. Good moving forward with a heavy right hook. Wallhead is holding on and won't be finished but he is in deep trouble right now. Good still working hard to finish fight, fighters throw hard and another low blow stops time with mere seconds left. Ref takes a point from Good. Round ends three seconds after it restarts. 9-9 (10-9 Good, but point deducted for low blow)
Unofficial Score Card: Lyman Good by Decision (29-27)
Result: Lyman Good by Unanimous Decision (29-27)


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