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Sen. Reid: Nevada has much to gain from clean energy development despite the skeptic
Supporters of dirty fossil fuels would have you believe that developing renewable energy in Nevada doesn't create jobs, is bad for the environment, and will cause your utility bill to skyrocket. This could not be further from the truth and their real objective is to shift the attention away from clean energy to maintain the status quo.
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Why don't power-thirsty smartphones incorporate solar cells, to reduce the reliance on batteries? Because in general, the kind of solar cell that can be fabricated in a lightweight, flexible and durable form does not capture enough energy per square inch to make it worthwhile.
Sky's the limit for solar in Texas
Someday, solar panels could be just as common as wind turbines in West Texas and the two renewable energy sources would use the same infrastructure.
Crowdfunding Clean Energy
If you wanted to get large numbers of people actively engaged in helping to solve global warming, how might you go about it? For years, the main approach in the environmental movement has been to sound the alarm bell and implore people to consume less, switch to green products, recycle, and speak up to companies and politicians.
Jurupa Unified School District to Save More Than $34 Million with Solar and Energy Upgrades
Jurupa Unified School District and Chevron Energy Solutions today announced the completion of a 2.7 megawatt solar and energy efficiency program expected to reduce energy costs at 27 school sites and save the District more than $34 million. The project added solar photovoltaic panels mounted on parking and shade structures at nine campuses. Coupled with comprehensive energy education curriculum content, the transformative program is designed to inspire students to learn about – and experience – clean energy technologies and concepts.
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Over the past several years thousands of megawatts of renewable energy projects have been approved for construction on both public and private lands in California. The main development areas have been the Mojave Desert and Carrizo Plain areas of the state. But another region of California with great potential — the San Joaquin Valley — is still largely undeveloped, awaiting a commitment from state planners and regulators to prioritize the building of the transmission line needed to make development in this area feasible.
Ypsilanti, Michigan's Corner Brewery celebrates completion of $250,000 energy efficiency project
The Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti will be hosting a ribbon-cutting reception Wednesday to celebrate the completion and launch of its $250,000 "Green Brewery Project."
AnnArbor.com previously reported that with the installation of nearly $345,000 worth of energy-efficient devices and systems, the Arbor Brewing Company and the Corner Brewery, became Michigan's first solar breweries.
UA, ASU part of $5 million solar research grant from DOE
The University of Arizona will lead a group of researchers that includes some at Arizona State University to work under a $5 million, five-year grant to find new solutions for concentrated solar power.


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Shasta and Mohammed Khan jailed for terror offences
A couple from Oldham have been jailed for planning terror attacks in the Jewish area of Prestwich. Shasta Khan has been jailed for eight years for preparing acts of terrorism and two counts of possessing information likely to be useful to a terrorist.
Her husband Mohammed Sajid Khan has been given an indeterminate sentence for public protection. He must serve at least seven and a half years before being considered eligible for parole. He pleaded guilty to preparing terrorist acts.

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Gran Canaria enjoys year round warmth and sunshine with very little seasonal variation. Summers are hot and dry while winters are just slightly cooler with a few showers. The island is the third largest of
Gran Canaria is a mountainous island of volcanic origin. The high central mountains create great regional variation in climate. The northeast regions are generally cooler and wetter than the southwest as the mountains trap the trade winds, forcing wind to fall before it passes over to the other side. However, the temperature difference is usually only a couple of degrees at the most. The higher altitudes of the mountains receive an alpine climate with cooler temperatures and higher rainfall year round. This concentration of diverse microclimates has seen Gran Canaria dubbed a 'small continent'. The contrast in weather conditions is most pronounced in the winter when there is thick snow on Pico de las Nieves but 20°C heat on the Maspalomas dunes.
Summer, from May till November, is hot and sunny. The average high temperature stays in the mid 20s, reaching a plateau at 26°C from August till October. At the beginning of the season cools off at night to around 17°C and in November the average low temperature is 18°C, but for the rest of the season it usually around 20°C at night. The northeast trade winds help to keep these high temperatures comfortable in coastal regions, but most would agree that the mid 20s provide an ideal level of heat anyway. The west side of the island can sometimes be affected by the sirocco, a hot, dry wind that originates in the
Winter, from December till April, is pleasantly warm with cool nights. The average high temperature drops to around 22°C for the whole season, getting just a tiny bit cooler in January at 21°C. The average low temperature falls to a cool 14°C in January and February; nights are generally cool throughout the season and require some warm clothes. Rainfall is low and reduces as the season progresses, but cool, damp and blustery weather can creep up on you without warning. Sunshine levels stay around six hours per day. The water temperature rarely falls below 19°C. Up in the mountains, snow falls.
The diverse climates of Gran Canaria have created equally diverse landscapes. You can find anything from desert to tropical forest and from palm groves to alpine meadows. There is something for everyone on Gran Canaria: packed, seaside megaresorts, pubs, bars and nightclubs, golf courses, secluded beaches, a coral reef and endless routes for hikers and climbers.
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Thanks to Gran Canaria's proximity to North Africa, the island can be affected by the area's weather patterns. While it is this proximity that is responsible for the island's enviably hot climate, it also means that dust storms can occur as a result of strong winds blowing in from the Sahara.
February and March are the two months during which dust storms can occur. If you see one approaching, it is best to head inside, as they can seriously irritate the eyes and affect your breathing, especially if you suffer from asthma or any other respiratory problems. They can also reduce visibility to 1000 metres or less. They can lead to flight delays or cancellations. If you're in Gran Canaria during these months, your best bet for avoiding the storms is to stay on the western side of the island, as the mountains generally block their path.
As well as the dust storms, August can see hot and dusty air invade the atmosphere and cause the temperatures to suddenly escalate. Although they don't last long, it can be useful to ensure that your accommodation has air conditioning.
Air pollution can also be an issue in the winter time, when the wind drops considerably. This can cause problem with those who suffer from respiratory problems.
For the optimum weather conditions year round, the coast is the best place to head. As well as plenty of sun and hot weather, this part of Gran Canaria experiences very little rain fall.
Heavy rain fall is rare in the area, with most falling on the mountains, but flash flooding can occur every 15-20 years on the island.
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Porn teaches men they are gods. Pop culture teaches men that the epitome of success is to be surrounded by naked women, fawning over you. Prostitution exists because we, as a culture, very much believe that women exist to pleasure men. We tell women that they have to "work" in marriage, to keep their men happy, to keep them from straying — buy sexy lingerie, try threesomes, try anal, perform every porn fantasy he has — he needs it, he deserves it, it is your job.
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NBA analysts aren't as invested emotionally as we are as fans. So they can remove the sentimentality from the equation and give us a sober view of how well Danny Ainge is doing this summer. So far, all the grades are positive.
Here's just one example:
NBA Eastern Conference offseason hot topics - NBA - SI.com
Even though the Celtics are lottery bound, they have the potential to rebuild quickly. Ainge turned Garnett, Pierce and Rivers into four first-round picks, and the roster has some solid young talent in Rajon Rondo, Avery Bradley, Jeff Green and Jared Sullinger. Ainge loves to trade, and it wouldn't surprise me if he flips some of the picks and assets for one or two All-Star-level players over the next two years. The wild card is Stevens, who arrives from Butler with no pro coaching experience.
This offseason is all about positioning for the future. Be it through trade or the draft, the Celtics are set up to make moves in the coming months and years. So in truth, we aren't really sure that they did well this year or not.
Insider: C's offseason grade - Boston Celtics Blog - ESPN Boston
We probably won't be able to accurately judge this offseason until about 2022, or a few years after the Celtics finish collecting on their draft picks from the Nets.
With that said, we had to rebuild at some point and it was going to happen sooner or later. These moves set us up about as well as you could ask for. So if I'm being objective, then I agree that it is a good offseason.
Now about that objective stuff. Bill Simmons, take it away.
Bill Simmons on who won and who lost the NBA offseason - Grantland
Still, watching Pierce (and, to a lesser degree, KG) play for another franchise is going to be brutal. And I don't know what the right answer is here. I really don't. The Celtics allowed Bird, McHale and Parish to age gracefully together once upon a time, followed by eight solid years of misery … and I have to say, I'd sign up for that again. I loved those 1991, 1992 and 1993 teams because of the late Reggie Lewis,14 but also because we kept the Big Three — because we didn't trade them, and only because they were [expletive] Celtics and you don't trade your guys like that.
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Brandon Cooper, 19, was babysitting his girlfriend's two-year-old son, when the boy deficated in his pants.
Cooper removed the boy's clothes and put him into a bathtub with hot water.
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The child was taken to a local hospital before being transferred to the burn unit at Memorial Medical Center in Springfield.
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(Whiteface, New York) Following a super successful World Championships, the four Downhill riders for Trek World Racing took part in the final round of the growing Pro GRT series in Whiteface, NY, this weekend.
In the Pro Men's event, the team went 1-2-3, while recently crowned World Champion Tracy Moseley decimated the small Pro Women's field. Tracy was riding in her first race wearing the rainbow stripes, clearly with a lot of pride and a lot of race speed.
After qualifying 1st, 3rd and 4th, with Justin Leov fastest at 7:52.95 on the long course, all 3 riders found another 5 to 7 seconds for the final, enough to sweep the podium.
Justin said - "I thought I'd figured everything out in Canada for the Worlds, so I was really disappointed with my crash there when I was 4th fastest at the split for the day. But today cemented the fact that I had figured things out and I rode strongly and aggressively, and was so pleased with my run."
Tracy said - "It was a pretty fun race on a long and challenging DH course. It feels good to end the season with a win, especially in my first race wearing the rainbow stripes. I definitely didn't spare the horses!"
Andrew said - "It was tough to get motivated after the Worlds, but once I was in the start gate I wanted to win. I knew Jusso would be tough to beat on this longer than usual course. I gave it everything but I just didn't have the legs at the end. The 1-2-3 was pretty cool though."
Neko said - "I rode a good race. I made a few mistakes but put my head down and really went for it."
Tracy clearly wins the overall series for 2010, but at the time of going to print, the official men's overall series had not been published. Our rough calculations have it pretty close between the top 3, so we'll be waiting for the official announcement.
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Welcome again to 411mania's Raw Instant Analysis! I'm Ben Watters, here again to sit down and type out my inane ramblings on this episode – the penultimate show before Christmas! Which has reminded me how unprepared I am for Christmas this year. Hmm. More importantly though, it's the Slammies! So let's see what the Slammy Awards show has in store for us coming off of a tremendous TLC PPV. ..
SEGMENT 1: Rey Mysterio vs Damien Sandow
Match Result: Rey Mysterio wins via 619 and splash
Pretty much a non-event here. Basic short match and Mysterio getting the clean win. Not sure why, considering Team Rhode Scholars are the #1 contenders for the tag belts, but okay.
3 out of 10
SEGMENT 2: The 'Tell Me I Didn't Just See That' Award
I'M THE BOOGEYMAN AND I'M COMING TO GET YOU! I adored the return of the Boogeyman, but him coming out and disappearing during a commercial disappointed me. He didn't even get a chance to rhyme. Maddox coming out was great and he looked like a true asshole waiting for his award, although him slinking away without doing or saying anything was odd. Kofi's handstand at the Rumble did deserve the win here though.
6 out of 10
SEGMENT 3: Eve vs Kaitlyn
Match Result: Kaitlyn via Gutbuster
Another throwaway match here with Kaitlyn picking up the win. Crowd were pretty dead for this but it was short, relatively unoffensive and was just padding for the Slammy announcement.
3 out of 10
SEGMENT 4: Comeback of the Year Award
Options are Jerry Lawler, Brock Lesnar, Jericho and DX. Probably should have mentioned that for the last award but I was too hyped for the Boogeyman. Lawler winning was the right choice. The WWE Universe has done well so far. I was intrigued at how the voting would pan out but it's unobtrusive and a good way for everyone at home to get involved as well. I would vote too but I'm pretty lazy.
6.5 out of 10
SEGMENT 5: Kofi Kingston vs Tensai
Match Result: Kofi Kingston via Trouble in Paradise
Match Length: About 1 minute
It seems cruel that they had Tensai out there waiting for Kofi during Lawler's acceptance purely because I could hear the Albert chants ringing out before I even saw Tensai. This was here purely to further the Kofi/Barrett feud and did seem like a bit of a waste of time. Tensai sold the Trouble in Paradise wonderfully though.
4 out of 10
SEGMENT 6: The 'Kiss of the Year' Award
I didn't want to guess during the commercial, but I kinda knew AJ would win this. Although this was always going to be an angle in disguise. I have no idea what's going on in this AJ storyline either. I guess that's the point though? It ties in with AJ's crazy character I suppose - I don't totally
it, but I sure as hell don't like it. The Dolph/AJ kiss got a huge pop though.
5 out of 10
SEGMENT 7: The Great Khali vs David Otunga
Match Result: Great Khali via chop
My jobber entrance count is up to 6 at this point, with many to come I'm sure. Khali won of course and danced with Natalya. 5 stars.
1 out of 10
SEGMENT 8: Superstar of the Year Award
Fantastic spoiler job by WWE here, practically announcing that it's Flair before he's even come out. It's still cool to see Flair back though – wonder how frequent he'll be appearing from now on. Flair also gets Cena's Slammy Award because he's had a fantastic year in TNA. It was for hiring Alex Silva, I'm sure. Punk and Flair's exchange was great and it made sense for him to come out and complain however I genuinely thought we were heading towards a Flair/Punk match. Luckily it was just a fight but sadly, it did mean Flair stood tall over the WWE Champion (albeit an injured one). The Shield coming out was great stuff as well, a beat down of Flair is a brilliant way to continue building them up as serious threats WWE, as well as build up Ryback, Bryan and Kane as big faces by saving him.
7.5 out of 10
SEGMENT 9: Brodus Clay vs JTG
Match Result: Brodus via splash
I'm always disappointed that JTG never gets an entrance because of his awesome theme but never surprised when he always jobs. Brodus wins and kids dance. We all know the drill.
0.5 out of 10
SEGMENT 10: The 'LOL' Moment of the Year
The Tensai/Santino exchange was absolute gold. We've all been laughing at Tensai for some time now, but now we can laugh with him. I loved Santino breaking that assumed taboo by breaking out the 'A-word' around Tensai as well (The A-word is Albert, for the record). Also The Rock throwing Cena's stuff into the river was absolutely hilarious and did deserve to win, but it was a mistake to put it in there when the Rock wasn't available to accept the award in person. I don't think the crowd appreciated it at all.
6 out of 10
SEGMENT 11: Sin Cara vs Cody Rhodes
Match Result: Cody Rhodes via Cross Rhodes
The jobber entrance-o-meter is going through the roof at this point – it's actually more surprising if someone gets a full entrance at this point. I like it though, makes everything snappy and there's no dead air. Decent throwaway match here though, short of course but with a very cool and slick reversal by Rhodes into the Cross Rhodes finish.
5 out of 10
SEGMENT 12: The 'Trending Now – Hashtag of the Year' Award
Layla has the charisma of a doormat, but at least she can put over the WWE app admirably. Ryback naturally wins with #FeedMeMore, but he couldn't come out to accept his own award? #Lazy
2 out of 10
SEGMENT 13: Big Show and his Big Chair
Big Show was pretty great here, acknowledging the 'boring' chants. And all I want to do is sit in that chair, is that weird? Although this is all pointing towards a 4th Big Show/Sheamus PPV match – just because it was good the first time guys, doesn't mean it's going to be that good every single time after that. No idea why Cena stopped Ziggler's cash-in as well – I guess he's just pissed he stole the show and his girlfriend. Yeah I'm getting behind that. Puns are funny.
5.5 out of 10
SEGMENT 14: 3MB vs The Miz, Alberto Del Rio and Tommy Dreamer
Match Result: Tommy Dreamer wins via DDT
I hope the gimmick of 'Team Recently-Turned Face' is to bring out a random wrestler from the past for a 6-man tag match every week. Could be fun. Also give them that name and make it edgy. Although the only good part about Dreamer's return was the 'ECW' chants – I have an ironic like for them these days. E-C-DUB. This match was a bit longer than it should have been overall – it got very boring and formulaic in the middle, which is strange for a night dominated by short matches. And where the hell is 3MB's first performance?
6 out of 10
SEGMENT 15: Newcomer of the Year Award and Ryback vs Antonio Cesaro
Match Result: Ryback via count-out
Ryback was the natural winner here – only a fool would guess otherwise. I wanted Cesaro to win though, so what do I know? Just as I was typing that – out comes Cesaro! Good short promo as well. Not a bad match between the two, as short as it was. A short show of power and the count –out finish kept both men looking pretty good.
6.5 out of 10
SEGMENT 16: The Match of the Year Award
Sheamus vs Big Show was an odd nomination – I consider that match damn good but not particularly a match of the year candidate, but I digress. I have no complaints with Undertaker vs Triple H winning this award, it was a tremendous match. The Shield beating down Dreamer and Ricardo was good as well – backstage attacks with these guys are always so intense, it's fantastic.
6 out of 10
SEGMENT 17: Dolph Ziggler and AJ vs John Cena and Vickie Guerrero
Match Result: John Cena via DQ
This whole match was pretty poor and was basically an entended segment, as you'd expect. Up until the Cena/Ziggler end exchange, which was good stuff as usual from these guys. I didn't expect BIG E FUCKING LANGSTON though! I'm excited to see where this is going to end up. I can't see Langston being involved being involved with the Shield, so is this the fabled 'attack Cena and get your main event push'? We all saw where that got Tensai. Still, an awesome way to end the show – minus the way AJ's theme played over Langston's serious face. Actually, fuck it, that
an awesome way to end Raw.
6.5 out of 10
Segment of the Night:
Superstar of the Year Award
Trash Segment of the Night:
Brodus Clay vs JTG
Final Analysis:
If this wasn't the Slammy Awards, this would have been a pretty mediocre Raw. I feel the Slammy Awards setting really propped everything up, made it seem like a big occasion and gave WWE a lot of content to fit into the 3 hour slot – which are all good things. However, almost every non-Slammy segment/match felt pointless and throwaway. I'm never usually one to complain about match lengths on TV (I don't really care if a show doesn't have much wrestling on it) but the matches on this Raw were either a total waste of time and too short, or a total waste of time and too long. Although that ending was sweet, sweet intrigue.
6.1 out of 10
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"I know some days you are in a hurry to get your child to school on time; but, please slow down and be more aware while driving. Now the weather is changing and it's more difficult to see in the rain," read a message from school Secretary Janet Nichols. In the message to parents, Nichols said a teacher walking to school was almost hit by a speedy parent.
Traffic safety issues near Marin Avenue were recently addressed, when the Albany City Council voted to safeguard the Marin-Santa Fe Intersection earlier this year.
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The National Weather Service needs you to help observe and report weather conditions in your area, said Mary Jo Parke, the warning coordination meteorologist at the weather service in Wilmington.
"We're looking for people who have a real interest in the weather and then providing ground truth information to us," she said. "That's basically telling us what's happening when storms as they move through the area on the ground."
Even with advances in technology and radar, the National Weather Service still needs your eyes and ears to verify what is on radar is really happening.
"We'll talk about all the different weather hazards that occur from severe thunderstorms to tornadoes, flash floods and even some winter weather," she said. "We'll give 'em an idea of what to look for, what's important to us, what kinds of information do we need to know and then how to report that information to us in a timely manner."
Sound fun? Gregg Yeary, a future storm spotter from Delhi Township, thinks so.
"Well it seems interesting," he said. "It's fascinating, the weather, and meteorology. I kind of like the study of it. I like educational things…I like learning new things."
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Three teenagers are in jail, two others are on the run, and officers are tracking down every angle.
Police kept a heavy presence at the intersection of Alameda and Raritan on Wednesday. It's the same intersection where a police chase ended on Tuesday.
All appears back to normal in this west Denver neighborhood, until you listen to the police scanner.
The airwaves are alive, as officers track down leads in the search for suspects in a rash of robberies and burglaries.
Color is a key clue, as one DPD dispatch on Wednesday indicated.
"Be on the lookout for a blue Honda hatchback. The rear passenger had all red on and a tattoo on his face," the dispatcher said.
A lot of teenagers are seen in the neighborhood wearing red, a known gang color.
"It's really scary because everybody wears red," said a single mom named Ana.
Ana says the gang recruits kids as young as 13, forcing them to commit crimes.
"Stealing, robbing, killing," Ana said.
Ana has even heard of rival gangs competing to see who can steal and rob more.
"Gets them locked up, gets them in trouble, gets them killed," she said.
A Denver police spokesperson cannot officially say, but 9NEWS has confirmed, detectives are investigating gang activity in Tuesday's police chase and arrest of three teenagers.
All of the teens are suspects in as many as 17 robberies, dating back a month and a half.
The list of crimes includes an armed carjacking and auto theft.
All three suspects arrested so far are underage, which means police won't release names or mug shots unless they're charged as adults.
Denver police also say the suspects were armed during Tuesday's carjacking.
Officers arrested a teenager living at a house on the 900 block of South Raleigh Street for failure to appear in court on an auto theft warrant.
Detectives spent two hours at the home gathering evidence.
They say the arrest is not connected to Tuesday's bust, but they're "not ruling anything out."
Ana says she's scared for her son, and the other neighborhood kids.
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Why Hitchiker'S Guide To The Galaxy Is One Of My Top 5"'I refuse to prove that I exist,' says God, 'for proof denies faith, and without faith I am nothing.' 'But,' says Man, 'the Babel fish is a dead giveaway, isn't it? It could not have evolved by chance. It proves you exist, and so therefore, by your own arguments, you don't. QED...
TheRose202 18-21, F 21 Responses 17 Mar 23, 2013
I read a lot at work.I sometimes go thru 2 books a week. I like reading fiction. some of my favorite authors are Lee Childs, Tom Clancy, Clive Cussler , Catherine Coulter. I am always looking for new authors to read also
txbandit70 41-45, M 4 Responses 4 Aug 18
To Kill A MockingbirdI have just finished reading "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee. This was my first time reading this beautifully written book. It is interesting how I came across the book because, I didn't really choose it. One of my distant relatives had passed through my area last...
deleted 26-30 19 Responses 16 Apr 21, 2012
I Love The Smell Of Books!There is nothing like the smell of books, both new and old. I swear every time I am reading a book, I hold my nose close to the pages and inhale. I find the smell comforting and reminds me of my happy reading days. I also like the feel of the paper. I always run my fingers over...
Fr0z3nY0gurt 26-30, F 21 Responses 16 Jul 14, 2013
I read because I ought to forget the grief.Every time the pages of my most beloved novels open to me, I immerse myself into "The Oblivion Den" a place, where nothing really hurts, where I hide my emotions, tearlessly cry, sleep almost peacefully being shrouded by the pages that I've yet to meet. Pages of remarkable...
victorv90 18-21, M 3 Responses 4 Aug 25
I hate how the television has taken overso many lives. I much prefer to curl up with a good book. I feel reading stirs the imagination much more than tv. I also enjoy the solitude and inner reflection that comes from reading.
dreshany 41-45, F 6 Responses 17 Apr 21
Am currently into Prideand Prejudice again
ahappierme68 46-50, F 10 Responses 16 Aug 10
Silk by Alessandro Baricco!I read this in a cabin in the desert. Mysterious!
meowmermaid 36-40, F 1 Response 0 Aug 18
YOU KNOW YOU ARE LIVING IN 2014 when... 1. You accidentally enter your password on the microwave. 2. You haven't played solitaire with real cards in years. 3. You have a list of 15 phone numbers to reach your family of 3 4. You e-mail the person who works at the desk next to you. 5. Your reason for not...
blossomingbeauti 36-40, F 9 Responses 16 Mar 29
Ray Bradbury! And Kurt Vonnegut among manyothers....
meowmermaid 36-40, F 7 Responses 5 Aug 17
infinitygirl98 16-17, F 2 Responses 10 Aug 17
I just finished reading The Son,which is the last book in The Giver quartet. I also jut saw the movie and want to know what you think about the books and the movie
verylonely1 36-40, F 2 Responses 2 Aug 24
I hate when you finish a bookand you look up and everybody is carrying on with their life and you are just siting there trying to figure out how to get back into reality
spence96 18-21, F 2 Responses 16 Jan 21
I'm reading "The Witches of East End" series onmy kindle. :) I <3 it. I found out about it because apparently there is a Lifetime show on there based on the series. :)
jlynnaz 31-35, F 3 Responses 1 Aug 24
I am such a huge harry potter nerd lol.I have read all of the books, signed up for group forums, and seen all the movies. The twilight books too except for their movies.
emloves 18-21, F 5 Responses 2 Aug 25
liketerms 18-21, F 6 Responses 27 Feb 6
I literally read 8 books in one month...........
Lanigga14 13-15, F 20 Responses 31 Aug 19
Everything By ReadingI like reading so much because it keeps me updated. I like reading books that provide me new knowledge about my area.
karla86 26-30, F 22 Responses 26 Mar 31, 2013
I absolutely adore books!I could ready through day and night, I love to read snuggled up in bed, on the train or lying in the grass with the sun shining down. If I have my nose in a book I am usually one happy girl.
AmeliasDay 26-30, F 7 Responses 17 Apr 3
I love reading. I love being able to lose myselffor hours at a time, and imaging myself inside of the world I'm reading about, being able to escape the the real world and all the problems that are in it
rottenroses 16-17, F 4 Responses 10 6 days ago
"What on earth could be more luxuriousthan a sofa, a book, and a cup of coffee?" -Anthony Trollope
InhuldibleCrelk 36-40 3 Responses 8 Aug 24
"Reading is the sole means bywhich we slip, involuntarily, often helplessly, into another's skin, another's voice, another's soul." Joyce Carol Oates
yesenia25 26-30, F 9 Responses 21 Mar 28
I Especially Adore Audiobooks.Chores go faster! Hands-free! Classics and physics and metaphysics... it is a smorgasbord, a cornucopia of wealth. Amazing variety of experiences in autobiographies, amazing amount of speculation in biographies. Spectacular variety in religions. Love it!
FlowersNButterflies 51-55, F 18 Responses 19 Jun 22, 2013
An Interview With The Author Connor FitzgeraldAn interview with Connor Fitzgerald; author of A Brave New Squad, In Each Other We Trust, The Enemy Within and The B-Squad. 1. What are your books about? The B-Squad books are about a counter-terrorist organisation who uses facebook to profile and recruit new members who carry...
hotreads 26-30, F 2 Responses 72 Nov 13, 2012
CanadianGal80 31-35, F 10 Responses 36 Jul 15
I love classics, Hawthorne,Voltaire, Steinbeck, Salinger, Shakespeare, Dante... are my favorite authors. I love their passion for writing and thoughts about life :D
Driftingminds 16-17, F 3 Responses 2 Aug 19
"I never wish to be easily defined.I'd rather float over other people's minds as something strictly fluid and non-perceivable; more like a transparent, paradoxically iridescent creature rather than an actual person." Franz Kafka
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muffinpowers 22-25, F 9 Responses 16 May 16
"You should date a girlwho reads. Date a girl who reads. Date a girl who spends her money on books instead of clothes, who has problems with closet space because she has too many books. Date a girl who has a list of books she wants to read, who has had a library card since she was twelve. Find a girl...
freenix 22-25, M 2 Responses 18 Dec 17, 2013
Connor Fitzgerald Books Are AwesomeDon't know if you have yet had the chance to read one of the books in the B-Squad series by Connor Fitzgerald but if you haven't yet sampled this hot new author you need to check him out ASAP. I've just finished reading the final book in his B-Squad series which could be...
hotreads 26-30, F 23 Responses 25 Jan 12, 2012
What are some good booksthat you would consider food for the mind?
LovelyLadyJ 22-25, F 50 Responses 17 Jun 6
I took six books out of the schools library lolI have no life.
ItsJamNotJelly 13-15, F 12 Responses 16 Jul 31
Books, Open My Eyes to WorldAs what I will say, reading book make me realized there is lot to be study and acknowledge in this world. It not enough just to look at something. Book also give me a little perspective on what other people*(writer)may think in their views in any problems that facing us in...
LisaWiserLiser 18-21, F 10 Responses 15 Dec 24, 2008
The following has been writtenas of the evening of 8 22 2014 at 11:16 PM Central Time in my home in Wisconsin Rapids. On June 17, 2014 I just finished reading the 358-page book, Race, Evolution, and Behavior: A Life History Perspective, Third Edition, by J. Philippe Rushton. It was clear that the...
wombat456 41-45, M 1 Response 0 Aug 22
I am gonna reread The House of Hades by RickRiordan to be prepared for the last book in The Heroes of Olympus: The Blood of Olympus
Dragneel216 16-17, M 0 Aug 24
I like reading all kinds of books (depends onmy mood) from fairy tales to biographies. My absolute favourite book is "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas (and I hate all the movies made by this book).
kikinators 26-30, F 6 Responses 10 a week ago
I'd like to treat the worldand its ingredients like I treat books: observant and appreciative. Sometimes judgement hits the scene, with books and with life. It's nice when I can approach life neutrally, with an open mind and eager eyes, ready to learn from whatever unfolds.
WelcomeToEP 22-25 1 5 days ago
Have y'all heard about Kindle Unlimited yet?I'm in loooove! <3
ladymaverick31 31-35, F 3 Responses 8 Aug 19
I'M A Bookaholic.I love buying books and going to the library then spend any spare moment I have reading. Reading makes me happy.
xkaylerz 22-25, F 5 Responses 18 Nov 23, 2013
E L James Or Nicci Greene?Everyone is talking about these two exciting new erotic authors. E L James' book entitled, 'Fifty Shades of Grey' has taken the world by storm and has been heavily publisised as taking erotica into the mainstream Nicci Greene's, 'My Story confessions of a Swinger' did that very...
hotreads 26-30, F 20 Responses 16 Jun 28, 2012
Thought This Was Worth SharingA little boy asked his mother, "Why are you crying?" "Because I'm a woman," she told him. "I don't understand," he said. His Mom just hugged him and said, "And you never will." Later the little boy asked his father, "Why does mother seem to cry for no reason?" "All women cry...
Mare1952 56-60, F 22 Responses 18 Jul 26, 2013
Horror? I love horror movies especially bymyself but even better I enjoy reading super scary books, theres something about being alone in a room in complete silence when you read. No music, no background noise at all and when something really creepy happens in the story it makes you immediately look around the room to...
FeelAgain 22-25, F 11 Responses 5 a week ago
I'm reading Chanda Hahn's Iron Butterfly seriesaloud to my husband currently. We are on the second book, it's a very good story :)
erieclover 31-35, F 1 Response 0 Aug 23
Anyone else here like fantasy,dark fantasy, mystery, horror/thriller, drama and twisted fairy tales???
sugarcakes143 18-21, F 20 Responses 15 a week ago
The Asimov StoryOK, folks, you asked for it, so now I'll share it. The year was 1983. My best friend at the time, Haig, was a huge Trekkie. This was just after the Star Trek movie "The Wrath of Khan" had come out, and there was a Trek convention (actually, I ...
fallentower 41-45, M 55 Responses 39 Dec 17, 2008
According to my Goodreads challenge I have Read35 0f 40 books this year... #BookNerd
TinkerFae 22-25, F 6 Responses 18 Jun 10
I like reading, and I like guyswho read as well :)
sugarcakes143 18-21, F 7 Responses 14 a week ago
Stories are like wild creatures,when you let them loose who knows what havoc they'll wreck? -Patrick ness "a monster calls"
rottenroses 16-17, F 2 Responses 3 1 day ago
yes I like to read I enjoy doing it,so I do. I read a lot of books that toward growth spiritual, mental, body mind spirit. also a lot of phychology books. I also enjoy metaphysical literature,towards the higher knowledge of life is found within a higher realm of mind within self. Egar Cayce books on the mind...
mycuzinvinni 46-50, M 1 Response 4 1 day ago
What is this "Maldives/Perth" stuff?? Is it EP advertising??
ShhhTalkToMe 31-35, F 9 Responses 1 Aug 24
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akramsserwadda 13-15 0 2 days ago
I mean I just love it!!! I can read 24/7 who needs a tv? Not this girl! My kindle is my absolute best friend!! I love her. Lol.
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If baby boomers are looking to make plans for some family travel to a tropical locale, they could consider a vacation in Hawaii. Tourists who head to the islands this April can participate in the Merrie Monarch Festival, hosted by the city of Hilo on the Big Island. This unique celebration of culture and tradition will feature many activities and sights to see, with the highlight being a massive three-day hula dance competition.
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Brenda Stevenson Marshall and Anne M. Hewitt developed a national profile of Master of Public Administration programs with a health care concentration based on a survey they conducted of representatives of the NASPAA.
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An RWJF-supported program at Columbia University trains journalists to bring depth and perspective to science and health reporting. This Progress Report examines how the program is doing as the current grant enters its sixth and final year.
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Health behaviors are complex, and so is motivation. The idea that incentives shouldn't be one-size-fits-all makes a lot of sense. Emmy Ganos highlights an article from grantee Elizabeth Merrick on the possibilities of customizing these incentives.
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Simple changes in our environment can have meaningful, sustained effects on our ability to make healthy food choices. New research shows the long-term effects of traffic-light food labeling.
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Those who journey to the rugged land of South Africa called Lesotho may feel like they have stepped back in history. This stunning region of the world remains vastly untouched and provides travelers with a wide array of wonderful opportunities for outdoor activities and cultural exploration.
Along the dam in Katse there is a botanical garden that have flourished and provides a fantastic background for checking out the scenic landscapes, reports Lonely Planet. It was originally created to preserve the local aloe plants during the dam's construction.
This region of South Africa boasts the country's tallest single drop waterfall. According to World Travel Guide, the Malersunyane Waterfalls trump Niagara Falls threefold and are truly a unique site to see while hiking or horseback riding through the green terrain.
If travelers do decide to visit Lesotho, they may want to be wary of the villages at night. Unsuspecting guests may be susceptible to crime after the sun goes down, so retiring early for the evening is a safe bet. Steering clear of any demonstrations in the bigger cities is also advisable to avoid any trouble or mishaps.
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3.55/5 rDev +16%
So this place gets a relatively undeserved bad rep.
When a brewpub opens up in an area that isn't known for craft beer, they have 2 choices:
1). Brew what they want and hope enough people like it to keep the doors open.
2). Brew mild beers that are only a slight step above BMC products. If your beer has so much flavor that it actually offends a Miller Lite drinker, well, then you won't see repeat business.
The standard lineup of beer is crap. The seasonals and small batch stuff aren't bad though. For example, ideally liked their barleywine.
The food used to be better, but the menu changed a few tears ago and now it is in fact no better than a Chilli's or Applebee's. It's sad but true.
The wait staff is about what you'd expect from one of those recently mentioned chain restaurants. The bartenders don't seem to care much either.
Hmmm... Maybe the mediocre reviews ARE warranted?
Perhaps it's just a sense of nostalgia that makes me want to inflate my rating...
08-19-2011 15:38:02 | More by AleWatcher
2.5/5 rDev -18.3%
Not good at all. Near by there is a Granite City and Rock Bottom, that are both pretty good. You would think competition would bring their game up. Why would you want to be the worst in the bunch? Sub par lazy menu (cesar salad with chicken, tri color nachos, rueben) de core of a 1990's Olive Garden.The beer- Red Ale and Pale Ale were pretty basic & stopped at 1. The food we ordered was poorly prepared- medium well burger was rare, they used chicken for the nachos which looked like a "nut topping" version of chicken (weird food). The facility is large & able to accommodate larger parties who desire poorly executed 'upscale fast food with mediocre craft beer.
05-27-2011 23:27:57 | More by Pjhuppenthal
2.93/5 rDev -4.2%
Visited 5/16/11
A: Had a Chili's or Friday's feel to it. That's basically all I can say.
Q: The quality of the food was about average, but the beer on the other hand is another story. I ordered an IPA that below average (to say the least), but I can't knock it too much either. My brother-in-law ordered their red, which was pretty decent. Overall...okay.
S: Good service; our waiter was very attentive and nice.
S: Again, the quality of the beer is questionable...but they offered about 8 to 10 beers of various sytles.
F: Food was actually on the better side. To be honest, I'd probably come here to eat and not to drink.
05-19-2011 18:43:40 | More by OlieIPA
1.98/5 rDev -35.3%
Back to good ol Tinley Park for an afternoon of work. My schedule broke so the ticker in me decided to head over here to tick some beers. I should have paid more attention to the reviews... Looks like a piece of trash chain restaurant from the outside. Semi nice in the inside but totally chain feel, especially the menu... I ordered a 8 drink sampler. 7 out of the 8 were utter garbage; the bourbon barrel aged stout was one of the worst beers I've ever had. The pale ale was decent...The food menu was typical generic crap, very hard time trying to pick anything out, went with a servers recommendation and it wasn't as terrible as I thought it would be... The one redeeming quality was the server was nice. She basically said the beer and food sucked, so I can't fault her, I could have left.
AVOID, even hardcore tickers should think this over several times.
02-24-2011 21:44:57 | More by jrallen34
3.7/5 rDev +20.9%
Been to Harrison a number of times...
Atmosphere -
Restaurant is standard, nothing special, brightly lit. In contrast the Bar is dark, about 20 pub tables, a few TVs. Outside patio is nice although it has a covered roof and enclosed by a wrought iron fence covered with vines all around so you are essentially enclosed but have fresh air. There are probably about a dozen metal patio sytle tables outside.
Service - People are friendly & I've had good service each time. Bartenders have let me sample brews before purchasing which is nice.
Food - Food is above average. I usually go for appetizers of which they have a nice selection. Prices are good with most sandwiches $8-9, salads $10, and entrees $12-18. Haven't tried steaks or chops.
Beer - Well, beer is not great and some is bad. Many of the beers are just lacking something tasting flat and watered down. They do have a different beer every month or two many are fruit flavored. Apricot, Rasberry, Cherry, etc... Of them all the current special cherry wheat is decent. I'd give it 3 stars out of 5.
One plus... If you do find a beer you like they have growlers to go. They hold about 4 1/2 pints. Refills are $7 ( $5 on Tues). Initial cost of the growler is $20-25 filled. Be sure to drink in a few days or beer will go bad.
08-03-2010 20:37:23 | More by FullObs
3.78/5 rDev +23.5%
Atmosphere depends on taste. When I go out for a good beer I like a chilled atmosphere and thats what Harrisons offers. Plenty of HDTVs with an array of sports channels, a fire pit, and ample seating all make this a good place if you want to relax and enjoy good beer. Harrison's is rarely over-crowded which leads to good service. They brew their own beer on location and offer a few styles I've never tried before, such as a butterscotch ale. Their prices are the real selling point. $3.50 pints is normal price but they're always running weeknday specials. They even offer one hell of an Imperial Stout for $3.50 which is about what you'd expect to pay for an average selection from any liquor store.
01-23-2010 03:47:16 | More by pasdachuri
1.68/5 rDev -45.1%
I'm going to slam this place because it is on Beer Advocate; anybody looking at it is concerned about the quality of the beer and everything else just plays second fiddle. The beer here (dare I call it beer) is fucking atrocious. It tastes like water, all of it. The beer literally tastes like somebody, who didn't know what they were doing to begin with, brewed shitty beer and diluted it with water at a 50/50 ratio. Perhaps the bus boy doubles as the brew master? The food and service are fine, but let's face it, you're looking at this place because you're curious about how their beer is. I had the displeasure of tasting the sampler, and therefore, I tried literally every beer there. I can honestly say with confidence that this place has the worst beer of any brew pub I have ever been to. If it were just a restaurant, it would receive a fair rating, but 50% of what they are, at least according to their sign, is a brew pub. Even if the restaurant was the best place I'd ever eaten (which it's not), the beer sucks so bad that I'd rate the brewery half of the venture a zero. Being as the place is half brewery and they get a zero for that half, out of one-hundred points they already have a 50% (or an F in educational terms) or less before one even factors in the restaurant half. Brewing is either something you do well or you don't do well; there are no points awarded for making an effort. Fire your brew master, or at least limit his duties to only bussing tables. If you put a Harrison's beer in front of me and a Miller Lite, I'd take the Harrison's beer but only to stick it to the man and not because I thought it was the better beer. I was mortified to see this place was rated a C+ on here. In summation, if you go there thirsty for a beer, just get a water; It tastes the same and is a few dollars cheaper!
11-04-2009 22:59:49 | More by cpz28
2.96/5 rDev -3.3%
Visited on 11/11/2008.
I finally got around to driving past Rock Bottom to check this place out. Lots of convenient parking right outside the doors. Upon entering, the bar area is to the left and the restaurant is to the right. Definite chain-restairant type place, but the decor was pleasant enough. You have a nice view of the brewhouse / fermentation vessels through some large windows in the bar area.
Service was not great but decent. I sat at the bar and had to wait for service a couple times while the bartenders went about their "side work". They did offer up a couple free tastes of their beers to help me select the one I wanted.
Price was pretty good, with the beer of the day special being $2.50 per pint and regular prices being around $3.00. Beer selection was mainly limited to their own house beers.
Quality is where this place fell apart. The three beers I tried were decent, not good, and downright bad respectively. I don't know what to say other than they had a poor mouthfeel, the flavors were not good, and the aroma was faint.
Overall a nice looking place in a convenient location, but if the beers aren't good (which they weren't) I cannot recommend it!
11-12-2008 04:36:23 | More by spointon
3.45/5 rDev +12.7%
The outside is a little strange for a brewpub, but not bad. I did notice they are growing hop vines on the fence around the patio which is pretty cool.
Atmosphere in the bar is pretty average (dark wood, liquor bottles along the back wall). Restaurant area looks more like an Italian restaurant (reminded me of The Sopranos for some reason).
Service was pretty good, it was a Tuesday lunch which helped. When I asked for a recommendation, the bartender asked what I liked and seemed to have a decent enough understanding of beer styles. She offered me a sample in a small rocks glass of the freshest beer they had(Orland Pacific Amber, just tapped) which was a cool move and a pretty good beer (review to follow).
Food was pretty good. I had the shrimp po-boy which was above average but not spectacular (certainly good enough for lunch). Selection was fairly standard pub fare with decent if slightly overpriced entrees.
Overall quality was good. Nothing really wrong with this place but nothing great either. You could do a lot worse than this place.
NOTE: Smoke-free by law (I believe smoking is possible on the patio).
Visited on 8/5/08.
08-06-2008 03:41:49 | More by tmitch75
2.95/5 rDev -3.6%
When I walked in to this place it had a very chain restaurant feel but I think that is typical for this area. The restaurant is to the right and the bar to the left with the brewing area behind the bar area. I sat at the bar and tried to figure out which beers they had on tap. They had wooden signs screwed to the top of the bar with various beers like Nitrogenized IPA and Millennium Pale Ale, then there was a chalkboard with a few other beers and there was also a whiteboard in the brewery area that had a hand written list of all the beers but it was to small to read. When I opened the menu it had more, different beers on the bottom of the pages. I would have loved to have one single list of beers.
I was trying some of the beers and the waiters asked which was my favorite. I gave her a short positive description of the Pale Ale and she said "that is his favorite too and he is the brewer". I tried to strike up a conversation with him but he was a bit more interested in his cell phone and left very soon after. I asked for a sample of one of the beers and they gave me a small plastic cup similar to the one the dentist gives me but his isn't full of beer. They both give a bad plastic flavor to the liquid inside.
They have a large beer selection with 12 taps and 1 cask but the cask was at room temp or warmer not even close to room temp. They called the cask IPA, Nitrogenized IPA. I didn't understand this and the waitress said it had nitrogen in the cask. They also had 3 fruit wheat beers and they all tasted like chemical medicinal fruits and the colors were all the same.
I had some onion rings with an Asian aioli but it was not very good and the sauce overpowered everything. The food is as uninteresting as the beer and I don't really need to go back.
11-16-2006 02:56:40 | More by rhoadsrage
Harrison's Brewery and Restaurant in Orland Park, IL
80 out of 100 based on 12 ratings.