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In a 13-0 vote, City lawmakers unanimously approved the proposed Hollywood millennium project, giving the green light for the construction of two new skyscrapers to join the skyline.
Mayor Garcetti supports the plan saying, "Absolutely I will sign it, it'd like to see the jobs and momentum we've seen in Hollywood continue, not have empty parking lots."
New York based developer Millennium Partners, plans to build two skyscrapers in the parking lots next to Capitol Records. It would create 1 million square feet of office, retail and hotel space.
In a statement developer Philip Aarons of Millennium Partners says he's elated about the vote, "the guiding principle all along has been to honor and preserve Capitol Records while enhancing its surroundings by adding a complimentary mix of uses…"
"Hollywood's best days are ahead, and we look forward to helping make that happen."
Critics have been rallying against the project saying the more than 35 story towers are out of scale for the neighborhood and would likely create a traffic mess for the area. John Walsh is a vocal opponent of the project and heads Hollywoodhighlands.org. "We are a tiny community, the neighborhood of Hollywood, we can't handle the cars, it'll be like carmageddon times a million." Opponents also argue the skyscrapers would be unsafe given the proximity to the Hollywood fault line. They made their case to lawmakers before the vote. George Abrams, opposes the project and said, "The city council should not turn a blind eye to the overwhelming evidence both of the existence of the Hollywood fault line and the langon study the EIR (Environmental Impact Report) is relying."
But Millennium partners says the environmental impact report proves the site is safe and they say they'll and secure the necessary permits to build safely. Groundbreaking could begin within a year but opponents say now that the plan is approved by the city, they'll go to court to try to put a stop to the project.


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Lucas County Treasurer Wade Kapszukiewicz has released his first ever "Wade Wire" report. He and his staff have compiled a list of local economic indicators, which he plans to release on a quarterly basis.
Kapszukiewicz's report aims to answer three basic questions:
-Are people working?
-Are people spending?
-Are people building?
The report suggests the local economy is better off today compared to a year ago. It points to unemployment in Lucas County dropping from 8.6 to 8.1 percent between June and August. There has also been a 50 percent increase in new home construction permits and a 3 percent rise in sales taxes collected by Lucas County. Plus, new car sales countywide have jumped up nearly 10 percent.
"The rebound of the auto industry locally has been pretty significant, and what we're seeing is a continuation of a five-year trend, where auto sales have rebounded, and that's probably the most robust number we have going in our factor, in terms of arguing the economy is moving in the right direction," explained Kapszukiewicz.
However, there are some trouble areas in that report, showing a decline in residential home improvements and unemployment being higher today compared to the same time last year.
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WASHINGTON (AP) _ The financially struggling Postal Service is seeking a 3-cent increase in the cost of mailing a letter _ and that would raise the price of a first-class stamp to 49 cents.
The chairman of the postal Board of Governors, Mickey Barnett, cites the ``precarious financial condition'' of the agency and the uncertain prospects for postal overhaul legislation in Congress.
The agency expects to lose $6 billion this year. Wednesday's request for the increase in stamp prices must be approved by the independent Postal Regulatory Commission.
The Postal Service said it would ask for adjustment to bulk mail rates in a filing with the commission Thursday. No details were immediately provided.
Media and marketing businesses say a big increase in rates could hurt them and lower postal volume and revenues.
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TEAMS: Indiana Pacers, Chicago Bulls
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The Indiana Pacers appear to have righted their ship lately — winners of five games in a row, including a sweep of rare, non-lockout season back-to-back-to-back — and are now back on top of the Central Division (it also helps that the Chicago Bulls haven't trotted out a healthy starting lineup in weeks). So what did Pacers stars Roy Hibbert, Paul George and George Hill do to blow off steam on their day of rest? They treated some lucky fans to a game of dodgeball.
The fans were representatives from Hibbert's "Area 55″ and Hill and George's "G2 Zone", which are designated cheering sections at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Season tickets in both sections are awarded based on offseason fan auditions, who are expected to cheer wildly from opening tip to the final buzzer, and mostly for those players. Unfortunately for the 55ers, it appears the games were a little lopsided:
For the record, any team that has both Paul and George on their side has a VERY unfair advantage. I'm serious, its not even close to being fair. Our squad managed to tie them up in a best of three and then PG and George just turned it on on us in the deciding game.
That's what happens when you declare your allegiance to a 7-foot, 2-inch stiff — instead of super athletic guards and forwards.
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Drivers with Disabilities in LouisianaPage Overview
All disabled residents of Louisiana who wish to obtain a driver's license must have a physician or vision specialist complete a Medical Examination Form (Form DPSMV 2032) when applying.
Some disabilities make it difficult for drivers to properly wear seat belts. These drivers may be eligible for an exemption by submitting a completed Physician's Certification for Seat Belt Exemption (Form DPSMV 2012) to the Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV).
Definition of Mobility Impaired
Conditions causing mobility impairment include:
- Needing to rest after walking 200 feet or less
- Needing assistance walking, including help from another person, a walker, a cane, a wheelchair, crutches, braces, or prosthetic devices
- Restriction caused by lung disease and/or needing portable oxygen
- Class III or Class IV functional limitations due to a cardiac condition as set forth by the American Heart Association
- Being diagnosed with any disease or disorder that causes mobility impairment
License Plates
In order to obtain a mobility impaired license plate, you must have a permanent disability that impairs your mobility. You and your physician will need to complete and submit a completed Medical Examiner's Certification of Mobility Impairment (Form DPSMV 1966) to your local OMV location.
If the vehicle is registered in your name, you must also submit the original license plates and registration.
In the event that the vehicle is being purchased, the dealer will handle everything for you, and your plate will be issued when you register the vehicle.
The fee for mobility impaired license plates is $10. Plates are valid for 2 years and are also valid in all states (should you travel).
Obtaining a mobility impaired hang-tag requires the same Medical Examiner's Certification of Mobility Impairment (Form DPSMV 1966) and a $3 fee. The OMV also charges an $8 handling fee on all transactions except for renewals.
The expiration date of the hang-tag will depend on the status of impairment given by your physician. Applicants who have permanent mobility impairments will receive a hang-tag valid for 4 years and won't need recertification to renew.
Applicants who have temporary mobility impairments will receive a hang-tag that is valid for 1 year. Recertification is required to renew the temporary hang-tag.
If your mobility impaired hang-tag is lost, stolen, or destroyed, you may apply for a new one at your local OMV location. You'll be asked to provide a statement about the fate of the hang-tag. The replacement fee is $3.
Special Circumstances
Those applicants who are physically unable to visit the OMV can allow another individual to apply for them. All they must have is the Medical Examiner's Certification of Mobility Impairment (Form DPSMV 1966) and a color picture of the applicant. The applicant should choose someone who can answer particular questions related to the impairment. Contact your local OMV location for more information.
In the event that the mobility impaired person is unable to make it to the OMV to renew and has a permanent status, he or she only needs to send the mobility ID, hang-tag, and color picture. If the status is temporary, another Medical Examiner's Certification of Mobility Impairment (Form DPSMV 1966) is required.
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SPRINGETTSBURY TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY—It's been a busy week for Harley Davidson executives, visiting three potential sites where they might build a production plant. A new plant would come at a huge expense for our area, forcing the closure of Harley's York County plant.
Twenty four hundred people work at the Harley Davidson plant in York County. The company adds $2 million each year to the local tax rolls. Back in May, executives said they were considering moving the plant. They spent this weeK actively looking for other sites.
"Harley Davidson did have a group come down to Shelby County ( Indiana) to visit the community," said Shelbyville Council President Sean Eberhart.
This tract of land in Shelbyville, Indiana is one of four finalists being considered by Harley. Executives made a stop there on Wednesday to see if the area would be a good fit.
"With Honda to the east and Harley to the west, combined it would be 3,500 to 4,000 jobs. So that would have a huge economic impact in Shelby County," said Shelbyville realtor Steve Allen.
That economic impact would come at the expense of the plant in Springettsbury Township. Harley is considering three other sites besides Shelbyville, Indiana. They include Murfeesboro, Tennessee, Shelbyville, Kentucky and Kansas City, Missouri. To stay in York County, Governor Ed Rendell says, significant changes have to be made.
"They want a change in the work rules and the operating rules so they can do what they need to be more productive and competitive. And then they want to upgrade their facility," said Governor Rendell during an August 2 rally for Harley Davidson sponsored by Fox43.
Governor Rendell says, Pennsylvania is doing what it can to keep Harley. The Governor saying Pennsylvania is offering Harley $15 million to stay right where it is.
"We are going to put a package together and we will be competitive with the three other states. We don't intend to lose Harley Davidson," Rendell said.
Executives have said, the preferred option is keeping the plant in York County. Making it profitable is the key.
Those executives have visited three of four sites so far. They haven't been to Kansas City, however, they are familiar with the area. There is already a Harley production plant in Kansas City.
Governor Rendell has said, he thinks Harley will have a decision by the end of September. Harley has reportedly said that timetable for a decision will probably be more like the end of the year.


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1 cup Arborio Rice
2 cups Chicken Stock
1 cup White Wine
2 Tbsp Olive Oil
3 Cloves garlic, sliced
1 small sweet onion, minced
1 small handful freshly grated parmesan cheese
4 Sliced of Guanciale
1 cup Fresh English Peas, blanched
¼ cup heavy cream
2 tbsp butter
2 egg Yolks
1/4 cup Chopped Fresh Parsley
1 cup Fresh Crawfish Tail Meat
Salt and White Pepper
In a sauce pot, add the chicken stock and bring to a boil. Keep warm. In a medium sauce
pot over medium heat, add the olive oil. Add the garlic and onion, and sweat for 5
minutes with no color.
Add the rice and toast slightly, then add the white wine and start stirring. Once the white wine is almost absorbed, begin adding the chicken stock about 3oz at a time always stirring.
In a medium sauté pan over high heat, add the guanciale. Render until crispy and then
add the crawfish tail meat and parsley. Season with salt and pepper.
To Finish:
Once the last of the chicken stock is absorbed, add the heavy cream, butter and English
peas. Continue to stir and season with grated parmesan, salt and pepper. Divide into two bowls. Next divide the crawfish into the two bowls and top each pile of crawfish with
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Collection: The key to effective and efficient recycling lies in proper placement of recyclables by all participants. Below are defined placement and collection procedures we will follow to achieve effective recycling:
White copy paper will be recycled with the cardboard trays placed at individual work stations. These trays should be placed in an accessible location for custodial retrieval. Custodians will normally collect the paper on Friday evening. Other collection sites for white copy paper can be found in the West Building adjacent to the restroom entrances on both floors. One of the Formica lift top boxes at each location will be designated for white copy paper. In the Center Building, bins are located at the help desk printer stations.
Office Mix paper will be collected in totes or bins placed in each suite at a convenient location for the placement of all office mix recyclables. Each individual is responsible for depositing his or her own office mix recyclables into the bin. These bins will be emptied on Tuesday and Friday evenings by the evening custodians, or as volume necessitates. The location of each bin within individual suites must be such that custodians have access to it. Additional recycle bins will be located in the West Building in the faculty copy room (UW 212), at the second floor vending area across from the elevators, (the blue Rubbermaid recycle center), the New Addition faculty copy room (UW 278); in the Center Building in the Athletics copy room (UC 121), and at the first floor vending area (the blue Rubbermaid recycle center),
Paper to be shredded must not be placed in copy paper recycle trays. If it is retained at individual locations to be shredded at a later time, it must be clearly designated as such to avoid pick up and inclusion with copy paper. Shredded paper in tied bags can be placed in the halls for pick up by the custodial staff.
Newsprint must not be mixed with other paper. Newsprint recycle locations in the West building are located adjacent to the restroom entrances on both floors. One of the Formica lift top boxes at each location will be designated for Newspaper. Also, a bin will be located in the New Addition Student Lounge; in the Center Building in the student lounge, on the third floor in the hall across from UC 302. Newspapers can be brought from home for recycling but must be clean and dry and placed in proper recycle bins.
Cardboard may be set out in the halls for pickup by custodians.
Aluminum cans will be collected in ClearMax recycle system collection bins which will be located primarily near entrances of the Center and West buildings. In the West Building collection sites are located on the first floor at the Red River Entrance, at the Ben Jordan entrance, and at the New Addition Ben Wilson entrance. In the Center building, first floor locations will be at the Ben Wilson entrance and the Ben Jordan entrance.
Aluminum cans will be collected in small recycle containers placed in all classrooms, kitchens, break areas, and lounges.
Plastic drink bottles may be placed in these containers as well, but not mixed with aluminum cans in the large general collection sites. Aluminum cans and plastic bottles will each have a separate compartment at those sites. Trash, food scrapes, food containers or other non-drink containers should not be put in the small recycle containers. Large recycling containers will be located at designated locations near exit points or at convenient locations within the Center and West buildings for both cans and plastic bottles.
Plastic bottles: Plastic drink bottles with the recycle designation number 1 or 2 can be recycled in the same manner as aluminum cans.
Batteries: All rechargeable batteries and alkaline batteries can be recycled. A service request can be sent for pickup of all batteries by facilities.
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Since their mother's death, Tip and Teddy Doyle have been raised by their loving, possessive, and ambitious father. As the former mayor of Boston, Bernard Doyle wants to see his sons in politics, a dream the boys have never shared. But when an argument in a blinding New England snowstorm inadvertently causes an accident that involves a stranger and her child, all Bernard Doyle cares about is his ability to keep his children—all his children—safe.
Set over a period of twenty-four hours, Run takes us from the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard to a home for retired Catholic priests in downtown Boston. It shows us how worlds of privilege and poverty can coexist only blocks apart from each other, and how family can include people you've never even met. As in her bestselling novel Bel Canto, Ann Patchett illustrates the humanity that connects disparate lives, weaving several stories into one surprising and endlessly moving narrative. Suspenseful and stunningly executed, Run is ultimately a novel about secrets, duty, responsibility, and the lengths we will go to protect our children.
About the Author
Ann Patchett is the author of six novels, including Bel Canto (winner of the PEN/Faulkner Award and the Orange Prize), and the nonfiction bestsellers What now? and Truth & Beauty. She lives in Nashville, Tennessee, where she is co-owner of Parnassus Books.
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Park image wins John the borough photo prize (From Hillingdon Times)
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Park image wins John the borough photo prize
10:44am Thursday 11th October 2012 in News By Kimberley Reader
WINNERS of the Summer Snaps competition were unveiled at the Hillingdon in Bloom ceremony.
The contest invited aspiring local photographers to submit images that capture the heart and soul of the borough's parks and open spaces.
John Murphy, 45, of Ruislip, scooped the winning prize for his image of Cranford Park, Hayes.
Mr Murphy says he has a passion for capturing landscapes and is impressed with the amount of parks and green spaces in Hillingdon.
He added: "I am surprised and pleased I won. I must be getting better!"
The highly commended award went to retired Uxbridge teacher Ian Mulelly, who captured a swan taking off from Little Britain Lake at Cowley.
Mr Mulelly says Little Britain is one of his favourite places to wander, but there is always an aspect of luck to photography.
The borough's green spaces manager, Paul Richards, and photography lecturer Jean-Marc Teychenne judged the competition.
The winning photographs were selected for their composition, lighting, originality and creativity.
Winners were presented with their photo reproduced and enlarged on a canvas, courtesy of Manor Photographics, Victoria Road, Ruislip Manor.
The Hillingdon in Bloom ceremony is an annual gardening event to encourage residents to make a better and brighter borough.
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Permit Location
University-issued special and temporary permits must be placed on the passenger-side of the dashboard and the entire permit must be plainly visible from outside the vehicle. Permits may be purchased at Parking Services in Room 114 in the Facilities Services Building. Permits are non-refundable and expire the earlier of the date on the permit, or one (1) calendar year after issue, whichever comes first.
Authorized and Official Parking Permits (A/O)
- Departmental A/O Parking Permit
- The on-campus Shuttle buses run on a continuous basis as posted. When use of the Shuttle bus system will not meet the need, a department may request a permit that allows faculty or staff, while conducting University business away from their office, to park for not more than 2 hours in an "Authorized & Official Vehicle Parking Only" space. The Permit does not allow parking in "Physical Plant Vehicles Only" spaces. The permit must be clearly visible on the passenger side vehicle dashboard.
- Due to the limited number of Authorized/Official Vehicle spaces, only one permit is issued to each unit business office. Vehicles displaying this permit must have a current UAF decal. Department heads must approve requests for A/O permits.
- Facilities Services official vehicles are permitted to park in both the A/O spaces and Physical Plant spaces.
- Parking in an A/O space while a person is at their normally assigned work location is strictly prohibited.
- Use of an A/O permit for personal business, classes, lunch, or personal errands is strictly prohibited.
- Vehicles parked in excess of the 2-hour time limit will be cited.
- Abuse of this privilege may result in revocation of the permit.
- Service Contractors/Vendors A/O Parking
- Service contractors and vendors whose vehicles clearly identify the business and while conducting business for the University may park in the Authorized and Official Vehicles Only (A/O) spaces — not Physical Plant spaces.
- Sales personnel may not use A/O parking spaces.
- Temporary permits may be purchased for a single day, a short specified period (30 days or less), or a series of days as necessary to accommodate a guest of the University, a member of the public serving on a University committee, or other special need. The permit allows the holder to park in "Decal-Required" lots. The permit must be clearly displayed in the lower right hand corner of the windshield/dashboard area of the vehicle, or in the case of a day pass - hanging from the rear view mirror.
- Visitors, not otherwise affiliated with the University may park with valid permits in lots designated as "Visitor Only" or "Decal Or Visitor" or "Decal Required". Visitors must have a valid permit during working hours (M-F, 8-5p).
- Frequent Users: Departments that expect frequent guests or visitors should order temporary parking permits in advance to avoid unnecessary ticketing of our University guests.
- Volunteers: (SeeSection I, A, 7, a. & b. Long-term and short-term volunteers)
- Employees & Students:
- Temporary permits may be issued while an employee or student is awaiting DMV license plates or resolution of vehicle transfer decal problems.
- Other requests for a Temporary Permit will be considered on a case-by-case basis by the Parking Services Manager.
- Vehicle Temporarily Out of Service or Unavailable:
- Occasionally, a decal holder's vehicle may be unavailable due to repairs, visitors, other family member's need, etc. Decal holders may contact Parking Services for a temporary permit for use with a dealer courtesy car, rental or another private vehicle. The permit provides the same privileges and restrictions as the original decal.
- When a second private vehicle is needed for more than 30 calendar days, the decal holder will be required to purchase an MCU permit, or a replacement decal for a nominal fee.
- UAF is grateful for the dedicated service provided by our Emeriti Professors. UAF Emeriti Professors are eligible to receive an Emeritus Permit. The permit will allow the professor's vehicle to park in Decal Required Lots, Authorized/Official Spaces and metered lots; however, meters must be paid. Emeriti Permits are currently issued with a one year expiration period. Use of an Emeritus permit by UAF employees or students is not permitted and may result in revocation of parking privileges.
- Holders of UAF Honorary Degrees may be eligible for an Honorary Degree Parking Permit. An Honorary Degree Parking permit will allow the holder to park in the UAF Decal Required Lots, Authorized/Official Spaces. Additionally Honorary Degree Parking permit holders may park in a metered parking space without paying the meter. Honorary Degree parking permits are currently issued with a one year expiration period.
Student Recreation Center (SRC) Permits for Non-University Personnel
This permit is for non-university affiliated SRC users only, and may be used to park in the Patty Center or Nenana lots. The permit must be prominently and fully displayed on the dashboard, passenger side of the vehicle. These permits may be purchased, with proof of SRC membership, (SRC contract) in Room 114 in the Facilities Services Building.


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Mustachio has a "Get to Know Me Tag" that shares his biggest fear, favorite color, a little known fact, or greatest accomplishment. Most importantly it includes his favorite life verse. Worry weighs us down; a cheerful word picks us up. Proverbs 12:25.
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July 2009
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Single-Game Football Tickets Go On Sale July 31
iHear Penn State: Cell Phone Tours
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Legislator Recognized for Supporting Penn State
Reunited and it Feels So Good
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New York
4.28/5 rDev +22.6%
From tap into a pint-sized mason jar. Hazy, golden with some light amber hues. Less than 1/2 finger of a full head; little lacing.
The aroma is wheat-forward with lemon/citrus tones. There is a sweetness as well, like roasted fruit or a cobbler fresh from the oven.
The taste follows the smell accordingly. A nice, full-bodied wheat flavor with sweet floral and citrus notes. Has more flavor than many comparable wheat/wit beers. The hops are surprising pronounced but by no means strong or overwhelming.
Mouthfeel is substantial. Very different than the light crispness of most witbiers. Much more like an amber or dark, deeper unfiltered ale.
I like this beer. I much prefer this as a summer beer than the lighter, crisper stuff with less body. A beer-drinker's summer brew? Something like that. Recommended.
05-24-2010 10:55:24 | More by zhooker
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North Carolina
4.75/5 rDev +36.1%
Started drinkin this on tap on Mckinac Island where I spend my summers,one of the best wheats on tap I have had.It rates with Franziskaner in my book,yes that good!The perfect beer to drink in the summer.
02-27-2002 14:29:53 | More by oberon
3.65/5 rDev +4.6%
Clear orange gold with a nice white head and almost no lacing or head. Sweet grains and honey with just a touch of orange in the nose. Taste has rubbery caramel malts with sweet fruity yeasts, peaches, peach syrup, smarties candy in the background, and a nice hoppy finish with a lingering bitterness. Body is medium and syrupy with decently assertive carbonation. Easy to drink and better warm than cold. Also much better in a bottle than on tap.
08-22-2006 01:25:06 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
09-10-2013 23:51:38 | More by DanGeo
2.4/5 rDev -31.2%
This is a hazy orange beer. It smells like oranges. It tastes like very acidic wheat beer that someone has added orange syrup to. Maybe this is kinda what Berliner Wiesse is like? The mouthfeel is syrupy with acid sting. I am not into this beer. If you like oranges though, give it a try.
08-07-2006 04:19:10 | More by JudgeRoughneck
3.75/5 rDev +7.4%
08-13-2012 20:53:55 | More by danthehopslamman
3.53/5 rDev +1.1%
In a pint glass the beer was a hazy amber color with a small off-white head.
Outdoors aroma. Spicy. Some fruit, rather sweet. A little on the faint side.
Spicy coriander taste. A little orange.
On the lighter side.
Nice enough, nothing to write home about.
08-07-2011 00:10:48 | More by lordofthewiens
3.83/5 rDev +9.7%
12oz brown bottle. No freshness date.
Pours a very murky, rich peach coloured beer, large bubbles and a snapping white foam head that settles to nothing quite quickly. Loads of yeast! (unfiltered)
Sweet bread, light citrus, faint herbal and a bit of grain in the aroma. Very faint nose, overall.
Smooth, medium-bodied. An upfront malt sweetness and strong/distinct honey sweetness pairs well with the bold fruity flavours of melon, peach and apricot. Tea-like herbal character lies beneath and adds depth, while a light citrus sharpness of sweet oranges splash the malt sweetness from the palate. Touch of spice (clove). The finish dries out a bit, getting a bit crisp, with residual a residual fruit sweetness that lingers. Alcohol becomes a bit pronounced as the beer warms.
Although not traditional, this is an interesting, and very fruity, take on an unfiltered wheat beer. I could see myself relaxing and sucking back quite a few of these on a nice summer day.
Thanks to trbeer.
07-06-2003 09:52:27 | More by Todd
4/5 rDev +14.6%
11-24-2011 01:13:49 | More by Namarsha82
New York
3.98/5 rDev +14%
12 ouncer, no freshness info offered. Pours cloudy/yeasty darker apricot amber, eggshell, medium bubble head and kist a tad of lace left behind. tropical fruit nose, fruity brew, respectable wit/wheat characteristics, refreshing and tasty. Some spicing and pepperyness late. Nice summer brew. Decent take on the style by Arcadia.
06-15-2007 19:59:59 | More by Billolick
4/5 rDev +14.6%
11-15-2011 18:50:33 | More by sm0key
3.7/5 rDev +6%
A - Pours a lovely golden color, with about a finger worth of head that dissipated pretty quickly, leaving a soapy layer on top. Almost no lacing.
S - Wheat, orange zest, and coriander. Not very complex, but appetizing nonetheless.
T - The orange is noticeable, and there's some sweet-wheat going on... funky spiciness that I'm not too sure about. Bitter finish.
M - Creamy with very fine carbonation. This one goes down nice and smooth.
O - It's nothing to write home about, but I wasn't really disappointed either. There are better renditions of this style, but it came in a sampler pack with other beers that I know I like. So-so.
11-29-2011 00:51:44 | More by madeofsteel
3.43/5 rDev -1.7%
This brew is amber orange with a tiny off white head. No lacing. Smells of orange and lemon peels and the taste follows suit with freshly cut grass added. There are a few inappropriate hints of alcohol heat in some sips. Also, there's a bit of maple syrup in there. The flavors are a little aggressive for the style, and I don't think they blend as well as they could. It's kind of strong in flavor for a nice session or summer beer, but it's not bad in general.
04-29-2009 17:10:49 | More by sarahspat
2.53/5 rDev -27.5%
Quite hazy and sedimented medium yellow ochre with an illuminated back tone. Head is thin in the texture of the bubbles, rises to 1/4 of an inch with pretty good staying power. Laces are average in presentation, mostly non-interlocking downward dripping strings. Odd aromas, slightly citric as in citrons (candied fruit) with medicinal qualities. Mouthfeel has decent fine carbonation but is overly thick for style and verging on gloppy. Flavor starts fruity but too sweetened, some spice but is also lactic and almost like a mayonaise with tang and eggy notes. Still holds on to phenolic senses to the aftertaste. Strangely composed, I can often have trouble with this style, the spices sometimes strike me as odd, but in addition, this is too thick.
07-08-2005 23:54:48 | More by ADR
West Virginia
3.28/5 rDev -6%
Appearance: Deep cloudy hazed amber golden creamy head forms nicely leaves heavy chunks of lacing. Aroma: Slight subtle spice sharp wheat sweetness touch of citrus not bad seems a bit muted overall though. Taste: Slight English tone to it with a mix of caramel malt and unmalted wheat grains touch of spice and citrus appear but relatively toned down. Not a bad American pale wheat at all. Mouthfeel: Medium bodied evenly carbonated was a smooth drinking beer after the Jack Johnson concert. Drinkability: Was definitely a brew I could have sipped on for awhile, but I spotted better offerings namingly Snake River Zonker Stout.
09-09-2004 22:48:16 | More by WVbeergeek
4.38/5 rDev +25.5%
From the look, I would think this beer was filtered, a clear, completely unhazed dark gold in color. The white head rests at two fingers in height, slowly and steadily fading down to a foam that leaves good lacing on the glass.
This is a nice American wheat: the foundation is strong, the citrus and spices are evident but not overdone, blending well, and it's just ever so slightly hoppy. Yeast adds a dimension while remaining moderate in flavor. I know honey is almost entirely brewed out, but when done well, it's still a presence; that's true of this beer. The flavor is stronger than the aroma, which could use a bit more to push it up a notch, but is very nice regardless. For a Belgian, this wouldn't be a standout, as the Belgian yeast strain isn't present, but it never claims to be. For an American, I don't know that a whole lot more could be expected. Truly great.
The body is good, light enough for summer and hot weather but verging on medium with good, level carbonation and a refreshing crispness. The smoothness underneath adds to the enjoyment.
06-28-2012 15:53:03 | More by Brenden
3/5 rDev -14%
02-20-2012 21:25:16 | More by cynical1027
3.58/5 rDev +2.6%
Many thanks to GordianKnot for the chance to taste this one- never heard of this beer, but always dig craft in a can! Poured from can into my brooklyn tulip. Pours a murky orange color, crazy thick milky head, nice retention. Smell- Orange juice from concentrate- something like Minute Maid? Some lactose flavors- creamy. Maybe a hint of nutmeg spice. Taste- there is that orange juice concentrate flavor, but it is at the back of the throat. Just a little astringent. On the front of the mouth, it is nice and refreshing, light and airy flavors, it doesn't remind me of any wit I have ever had- I would have expected more citrus, more spice, more coriander, etc. But, there is some individuality going on here that I can really appreciate. Overall, this is a nice beer that I could see drinking on a hot summer day quite often, esp because it is canned.
08-26-2011 23:07:02 | More by lnashsig
4.25/5 rDev +21.8%
03-11-2014 21:27:55 | More by AliK
3.75/5 rDev +7.4%
08-03-2014 09:47:48 | More by InfernoBoss
3.45/5 rDev -1.1%
This poured to orange color with hints of red, and it has just a ring of head. It's leaving just a thin line or two of lace.
The smell has some orange and honey flavor on top of a fair amount of malt. The taste is of pale malt until the honey and fruit flavors pick up in the finish. The mouthfeel is fairly thin. It's pretty easy to drink.
08-17-2006 06:28:08 | More by watermelonman
4.2/5 rDev +20.3%
I keep on finding some bargains at my local store and this was one of them. It pours out with a sizable 3 finger head containing small and medium sized bubbles. Body is orange with a few chunks of sediment (looks more like protein than yeast). Smell reminded me a lot of an English pale ale. Very biscuity with a hint of citrus. Can only pick up a slight aroma of banana. Taste is very clean and quenching. Notes of citrus in the beginning gently fade into a strong bread like malt before disolving into banana. Nice beer. This could quite possibly be my favorite Arcadia brew to date.
01-29-2005 21:37:45 | More by soper2000
New Jersey
3.88/5 rDev +11.2%
Arcadia Whitsun
Appearance- Light copper brown with a nice billowy head.
Smell- Soft wheat and lemon. Caramel comes through as well as vanilla.
Taste- A nice creamy vanilla caramel malt with a soft touch of wheat.
Mouthfeel- A light crisp summer ale like feel on the tongue. A solid flavor throughout.
A pleasant surprise. A very flavorful, yet light and crisp, beer that you can drink all too quickly. This would be a nice warm weather 6er!!
04-17-2007 19:28:26 | More by NJpadreFan
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
01-14-2012 22:54:42 | More by dmorley21
1.2/5 rDev -65.6%
Blurry yellow-peach under a frothy and retaining eggshell head.
Dusty oranges and raw grain nose with plastic and rubber cement esters.
My God, I hope that this bottle is off.
Saccharine oranges, heavily astringent (look no further for a definition of the term) raw grains, flour, mothballs, lacto sourness and sticks of chalk. The chalk sense arrives last, and just clings long after the sip. Reprise of the spoiled milk afterward. Usually off-flavors are located right around a brew's periphery, and sometimes easy to ignore. Not here. Everything bad comes marching out right to the fore. A horrible, horrible parade right down Main St.
The big, heavy body just confounds everything, and intensifies the flaws.
This is the absolute worst tasting beer I've ever had. I couldn't get this into the sink fast enough.
06-05-2004 02:42:34 | More by cokes
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The ASQ-UCM Student Chapter organized the 5th annual Quality Management Conference on Thursday, September 19th, 2013, 9.00 am - 3.30pm. The conference theme was "Quality Support for Strategic Planning and Deployment". The activities included expert panel discussion, student research presentation, industrial case presentation, and door prizes. ASQ members, faculty, staff and students from UCM and other universities/colleges, and industrial professionals were welcome to attend.
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The former-Viking has signed a contract to participate in two professional boxing matches, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported. The first bout is against a yet-to-be-determined opponent on May 20 at the Grand Casino in Hinckley, Minn.
"It's something I've always wanted to do in my life," Edwards told the newspaper while taking a break from training in Eden Prairie, Minn. "I can't put my eggs all in one basket, waiting for the NFL to settle the lockout. You never know when this lockout is going to end."
Edwards, 26, claims he has been boxing for the past four offseasons as a way of staying in shape. He will be paid $5,000 plus 50 percent of the May 20 gate proceeds; if the lockout continues into June, he'll fight again under the same terms that month at the same venue.
"There's always going to be people tell you that you can't do something," said Edwards, who is unlikely to return to the Vikings. "It's up to you to make sure you prove them wrong by going out there and believing in yourself. I'm not trying to go out there just to say I tried it. I'm going out there trying to be the best."


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UFC on Fox 8 has been littered with injuries, and as a result we've lost several of the original fights scheduled for this July 27th card. Thankfully, the main and co-main event have not been affected, and they're both interesting match-ups. UFC flyweight champion (and new father) Demetrious Johnson aims to extend his reign over the division with a win over challenger John Moraga. The co-feature pits Jake Ellenberger against Rory MacDonald in a battle of welterweight contenders.
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He's chosen to never look at it again. Avant nailed him with the block last season, freeing DeSean Jackson to race 65 yards for the punt return touchdown on the final play of the game. That key late season win knocked the Giants out of playoff contention.
Why hasn't he watched it?
"Why should I?" said DeOssie, a North Andover native who starred at Phillips Academy and Brown. "I know all about it. That's why I don't watch it. We had the whole entire 60 minutes to win that game. It's unfortunate it came down to one play."
Just one year later, DeOssie relishes being on the field for a host of highlights.
In the NFC championship game 10 days ago, there was the Kyle Williams muffed punt, then the Kyle Williams overtime fumble, each of which New York recovered.
And of course there was Lawrence Tynes' 31-yard field goal in overtime. DeOssie, a two-time Pro Bowler, had to sweat that one as it wasn't one of his better snaps. Steve Weatherford, though, handled the low and inside snap and the Giants were headed to another Super Bowl.
DeOssie and the Giants, left for dead at least a couple times this season, find themselves in their second Super Bowl in five seasons.
Sunday night, they go for the ultimate, challenging the New England Patriots for NFL supremacy.
The wide-ranging emotions, split by less than a calendar year, are not lost on DeOssie, a Brown grad and one of the NFL's more cerebral players.
"That was awful. Everyone goes home, going into an offseason with no workouts. I don't wish that on anyone. If I could take it back I would. Kudos to Jason Avant for making a great block. If I had seen him coming, maybe I would have moved," said DeOssie, who with his dad Steve form the only father-son tandem in NFL history to win Super Bowl rings with the same franchise.


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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) - With four to six inches of snow in the La Crosse area on Wednesday, residents were out in full force shoveling and snow blowing. For many people, snow cleanup is an inconvenient reality to living in a northern climate. But not everyone minds it.
"I'm having fun!" said Diana Hobson, La Crosse resident. "I got the snow blower warmed up and I thought 'well, crumb! I might as well take a first hit at everything!'"
Hobson said it's a way to thank her neighbors.
"And as long as it was going so well I decided to go half way down the block and in this direction too," said Hobson. "My neighbors are so helpful to me that I thought 'well I'll do one fell swoop for everyone here, anyway.' And I know it will need it again, but oh well!"
And she isn't the only one clearing snow for others.
"My landlord probably should do it all, but I just do it," said Rich Oestmann, La Crosse resident. "I don't mind. It's a little exercise… It's not bad, unless, you know, it drops like a foot and a half of it at once. Then it's a little rough… That's a lot of shoveling!"
Even those who were working remained positive.
"I like it! If it's snowing it's not too far below zero," said Troy Buddenhagen, maintenance worker in La Crosse. "So, you know, if it's warm enough to snow that's a good thing"
Buddenhagen says the snow is at least easier to remove than the weekend ice.
"I like the light fluffy snow a whole lot better than that heavy ice. But this is a bit more than I prefer."
The National Weather Service is reporting four to six inches of snow around La Crosse County. Some areas southeast of La Crosse received between seven to nine inches.
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Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose will not play in Game 7 against the Brooklyn Nets, but he will not rule out a possible return if the Bulls are able to advance to the second round against the Miami Heat.
Rose has not played all season after tearing his ACL in Game 1 of last year's playoffs against the Philadelphia 76ers. He has been practicing with the team since the All-Star break, but the Bulls' star says he's not ready to return to the court. TNT's Rachel Nichols reported on Thursday that Rose is still trying to regain his muscle memory, and he will not return until that happens.
Rose has come under a lot of criticism for not returning, but he told reporters on Saturday morning that he is unaware of the backlash. He said he is simply trying to take care of his body, and he's confident that he will come back better than ever whenever that return may be.
The Bulls will likely be short-handed against the Nets on Saturday, as Luol Deng is out with an illness and Kirk Hinrich is a game-time decision with a calf bruise.
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A former Richland County deputy is out of a job and in trouble with the law after allegedly forcing a woman to expose herself and touch herself inappropriately in exchange for help with criminal charges.
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said Tracy Stephens, 31, was terminated and arrested Thursday, eight days after a woman he took into custody during a traffic stop filed a complaint against the deputy.
According to Lott, the incident happened on May 15. A spokesperson for the department says Stephens conducted a traffic stop on the unidentified woman around 2:30 a.m.
The woman initially ran from Stephens, but was eventually taken into custody and charged with DUI, simple possession of marijuana and driving under suspension, deputies said.
After being booked into the jail she filed a formal complaint about the circumstances of the arrest.
The Sheriff's Internal Affairs Division immediately reviewed the complaint, and working with the Department's Criminal Investigations Division, determined that Stephens did in fact force the victim to expose herself to him, touch herself inappropriately and did tell her that he would help her with her charges if she would comply with his requests, Lott said.
The sheriff stressed all citizen concerns will be investigated thoroughly and action will be taken if warranted.
"The fact that one person decided to misuse his authority and victimize a citizen does not reflect the exceptional people that work for the Richland County Sheriff's Department," said Lott.
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3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
07-14-2014 19:46:39 | More by Rochefort10nh
5/5 rDev +27.2%
12-16-2013 22:30:45 | More by NatsnSkinsDC
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09-30-2012 11:56:04 | More by samEBC
4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
04-12-2012 19:32:22 | More by futurecode
3.95/5 rDev +0.5%
Ordered this at de Beyerd at Breda, The Netherlands.
A: Thick head that stayed for a minute or 2. Then a tiny head foam lacing stayed on the beer till it was finished. Color was deep amber. Just a tiny tiny bit of carbonation.
S: A whole arrange of dark fruit (plums, figs) and some chocolate.
T: Tastes of malts, dried fruit and toffee. A touch of medicinal in the end. Nice, not overwhelmingly, alcoholic aftertaste.
M: Quite a medium to full body overall. Creamy and round taste in the beginning. A bit of carbonation present.
O: Quite enjoyed the beer. Had it as a finishing beer of a drinking session. I'd recommend it to friends who enjoy bock beers.
Serving type: on-tap
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3/5 rDev -23.7%
Bottle: Poured a hazy brown color bock with a medium foamy head with light retention and no lacing. Aroma consists of caramelized sugar with notes of dry cereal. Taste is also a mix between some dry cereal notes and some light residual sugar notes. Body is a bit light for style with medium carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Lacking body and sweetness with no interesting ester – not something I would seek again.
03-08-2012 03:45:09 | More by Phyl21ca
4.1/5 rDev +4.3%
Today was the day to crack this one open. I waited for a good moment because the brewer (Kees Bubberman) told me I would love his one in particular. And yes, he has an idea about what I love in a beer.
A - A clear brown fluid with hardly no head, just a tiny foam lacing. There is no visible carbonation.
S - Chocolate, caramel, toffee and some booze and fruit. All scent are just faintly present though, but still very nice.
T - A real delight, toffee sweet upfront and chocolate, malts and some booze follow after it. A very good Bock! I want more!
M - The body is nice and medium thick, softly carbonated and the alcohol presence is lower than expected. In the finish kicks in some 'Emelisse' bitterness.
O - I am not a Bock fan, but this is something I can really appreciate. Specially the caramel tones, they come out nice. Thanks Kees for pointing this one out for me, I loved every sip.
12-25-2011 10:34:27 | More by Mar02x
New Hampshire
3.15/5 rDev -19.8%
Bottled in 2010, best by 12/2012.
Purchased through Cracked Kettle, Netherlands
Price - $4.71 US
Appearance: Pours a deep, deep amber color with a quick fading head. Spotty lacing like on a cheatah.
Smell: Sweet with dark fruit, raisins, plums and grapes. A hint of smokiness due to the roasted malts.
Taste: Quite smokey with a layer of sweetness followed by some bitter hops. Alcohol is there but not full out at 11.5%.
Mouthfeel: Somewhat oily with a bitter feel and finishes dry.
Drinkability: Not bad but ones enough and I move on to the next victim. I don't know what it is but this certainly doesn't taste like a doppelbock style. WTF..
I have a few more bottles and will revisit this again after some aging to see if it's changed.
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Emelisse Imperial Doppelbock from Bierbrouwerij Grand-Café Emelisse
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Dr. Levinson was born in Brooklyn, New York. He obtained a Bachelor's degree at the University of Florida and graduated from the University of Tennessee Medical School with honors. He is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and a Fellow of the American College of Gastroenterology. Dr. Levinson is an active member of the American Association for the Study of Liver Disease and the European Society for the Study of Liver Disease. Dr. Levinson is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine and Chief of the GI Teaching Service at the Baptist Memorial Hospital where he has received the Outstanding Teacher Award on numerous occasions. Dr. Levinson and his wife, Nancy, have two children, Dusten and David, one grandson and twin granddaughters.
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"Dog owners, please pick up your dog's excrement, it is disgusting!"
I agree, and it is not just in Val Vista park. It happens everywhere in Pleasanton. I even caught a woman letting her dog poop in my front yard, and she walked away without picking it up! I let it go because she was old and could barely walk, but come on, if you are that unable to look after your dog, don't have one OR get one of your kids or neighbors to help you!
on Feb 1, 2013 at 12:03 pm
I don't believe in walking my dogs. Instead, I just put them in my backyard at 6:30AM and let them bark and howl and other things to keep themselves happy until I bring them in at night.
on Feb 1, 2013 at 12:10 pm
No sure how these two topics merged into one but here goes:
I agree with Jamie Hintzke's comment that it is better to create an enviorment before bullying happens. I want to give you an example of the type of students we have in our schools. At Foothill a recently graduated senior used to buy up the last remaining gatorades (especially on HOT days)at lunch. Others, including his friends mind you, would ask for one or to buy one from him, and he would say "you want this gatorade? fine". Then he would proceed to oopen it and dump it out in front of them. He would do the same thing with potato chips. Said "he had to feed the garbage can".
Who raises a kid like that? Is that how his parents treat people? This was one of the "cool" kids.
I too think it is hard for 2400+ to all have lunch at the same time.


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Didcot Town joint boss Ian Concannon feels the signing of Tom Franklin could help propel them up the table.
The former North Leigh and Abingdon United centre back, who has signed from AFC Hinksey, goes straight into the squad for tomorrow's Calor League Division 1 South & West trip to Swindon Supermarine.
"He's only in his early 20s, but he's got a lot of Southern League experience," said Concannon.
"He will make us nice and strong at the back. In Tom and Luke Carnell, you won't get a better centre-half pairing."
Concannon says he is looking to build on Saturday's 2-2 draw with Mangotsfield.
He added: "It was a very good result for us and we'll be looking for a similar performance at Supermarine."
Didcot could give a debut to Reading academy midfielder Germaine Ofori, 18, after signing him on work experience.
Pablo Haysham and Kameron Abbassi (both banned), while Lance Williams (thigh) has a late test.
North Leigh host Fleet Town, aiming to avoid a third straight league defeat.
Banbury United manager Edwin Stein has praised the contribution of Claudio Dias to his Premier Division side ahead of the trip to Chesham.
The loan signing from Northampton made his bow in the 4-2 midweek loss at Corby.
"He came on and did well," said Stein. "He charged from the half-way line and beat a couple of players.
"I think he was trying so hard to impress that he shot for goal instead of squaring it for Kynan Isaac. But that's something he can learn from."
Stein was surprised the game was allowed to go on despite poor weather.
"There were puddles all over the pitch. The ball just stopped in the water when anyone tried to pass it," added Stein.
Didcot Tn: Williams, J Parish, Janes, McKirnan, Elkins, S Parish, Dutton-Black, Longford, Mills, Whitehead, Thorne, Thomas, McDonald, Baines, Carnell, Franklin, Ofori.
Banbury Utd: Snedker, Cray, Martin, Isaac, Simpson, Mbamarah, Morgan, Bridges, Skendi, McNulty, Talabi, Lawless, Dias, Sharpe, Pinto.
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Merry Christmas, candidates in local elections: You have an extra day to get your name on the April 2013 ballot!
A new state law, passed Nov. 29 by both houses of the General Assembly, is also good news to municipal clerks, school board secretaries, township clerks, park district and library secretaries and other local election officials who were previously required to accept candidate petitions until 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve, regardless of whether their respective governmental offices were open.
The law is effective immediately.
Senate Bill 3338 amends Section 1-4 of the Election Code to specify that, for the 2013 consolidated election period, local election officials have until 5 p.m. Dec. 26 to accept candidates' petitions or certificates of nomination.
The law does not require governments to be open all day on Dec. 26, 2012, but they are required to remain open for at least some time period until 5 p.m. Under this law, public bodies have no discretion to refuse to accept petitions on Dec. 26.
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What does Palmetto Dunes have that other resorts don't? Three miles of sandy Hilton Head Island beach on the Atlantic Ocean and great weather that lets you take advantage of it nearly year round. We also give you plenty of ways to enjoy the beach, whether it's views from your Hilton Head vacation home or rental, dining options on the beach or activities from biking to surfing to keep you busy throughout your Hilton Head getaway.
There are plenty of access points to reach the beach, either from the residential areas as you pedal around or from our resort facilities. One of our favorite ways to enjoy—and access--the beach is the Dunes House, which is centrally located Palmetto Dunes and open to guests of the resort. In addition to casual food and drinks with one of the best dining views on the island, you'll also find restrooms and limited parking. We suggest you call the Dunes Buggy for a free ride to the Dunes House!
Biking is also another great way to enjoy the beach at Palmetto Dunes. Get some exercise and enjoy beautiful views of the ocean at the same time. Try going for a ride at sunrise or sunset for a particularly inspiring experience. If you don't want to lug your bikes with you down to Hilton Head, you can rent them from Hilton Head Outfitters within the resort. They'll have them delivered direct to your home and villa so they're ready to ride as soon as you arrive. Hilton Head Outfitters offers a range of bikes and options, and we'd suggest trying their fat tire bikes which are designed for easier beach riding.
At Palmetto Dunes, you can also surf and fish at the beach. We offer surfing classes at our Hilton Head Surf School and surf board rentals from Hilton Head Outfitters. We also have everything a fisherman needs for a great day of fishing. Rent your rod and reel online and head into the Outfitters store just inside the resort to pick up bait or anything else you might need before you head out.
Or go for a more relaxed approach. Kick back, enjoy the sounds of the ocean and send the kids out to build a sand castle, but keeping a close eye on them, of course. Check out a few tips for a safe trip to the beach. Beach games are also lots of fun and we have some great beach game suggestions to keep the whole family entertained.
Whether you'd rather dash into the waves, laze in the sand or cruise along the shore on a beach bike, when it comes to the beach at Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort we think it's pretty much perfect.
The weather is starting to cool down which means it's a great time to get a group of friends or bring your loved one on a golf getaway here at Palmetto Dunes. There's no better time to play golf than in the fall here in South Carolina. We have tons of beautiful Hilton Head rental homes and villas that overlook one of our three award winning golf courses but 951 Inverness is a must-see villa!
Remodeled in 2009 and situated on the 12th hole of the George Fazio course, this three-bedroom, three- bath villa is perfect for a group or a family. After a morning on the fairways you can cool off in the community pool that's only a short walk from your villa or chill out by watching TV on the flat screen in the living room!
Make sure to take advantage of our other activities, such as the two hours of free tennis court time and discounted bike rentals, that you receive when you book your villa through Palmetto Dunes. Another great bonus of renting with Palmetto Dunes is that you can enjoy lunch, dinner or mid-afternoon cocktails at The Dunes House!
951 Inverness is ready to make your fall golf outing perfect, so check out its availability, gather up your gang of guys or group of gals and call us at 866.380.1778. Fore!
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Cards recall long reliever Thompson
Righty effective in Minors stint; Walters optioned to Triple-A
ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals recalled right-hander Brad Thompson from Triple-A Memphis on Monday, reinstating Thompson as their long reliever and optioning righty P.J. Walters back to Triple-A.
Thompson wasn't especially effective at the start of the season, allowing five runs on 10 hits in 6 2/3 innings. That garnered him a stint at Memphis, where he made three starts with a 3.45 ERA, nine strikeouts and only one walk in 15 2/3 innings.
"We sent him down to get sharp," said manager Tony La Russa, "and he came back sharp."
Thompson takes the exact role that Walters had held, serving as a multi-inning option in case of a short stint by a starting pitcher or extra innings. Walters was better than his numbers might indicate in his first stretch in the Majors, but it's hard to overlook a 9.58 ERA in 10 1/3 innings. Walters recorded 10 strikeouts, but also six walks and three homers.
For Thompson, it's a welcome return. He also hopes it's an end to the shuttling between St. Louis and Memphis that has marked much of his career.
"Today was going to be my start day in Omaha," he said. "Kind of glad I missed that."
Matthew Leach is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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While flood waters from Hurricane Isaac have receded in most areas of
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coping with high water and loss of property.
Residents who call Cedar
Creek Estates in north Jackson County home love living next to the
Pascagoula River, even in bad times. But they say it's never been as bad
as this.
This is literally the end of the road leading to Cedar Creek Estates. From here on in, you travel by boat. You have to watch out for dangerous curves in what was once a road. Boating traffic jams are common.
Once you reach the homes, you see that mail hasn't been delivered in days. Most homes have no water, but under them is a different story.
Theresa McArthur is a Cedar Creek homeowner.
"It breaks my heart to see the community has lost vehicles and tractors and lawn mowers and so many possessions," McArthur lamented. "I've seen the river rise before but I've never seen it like this."
The Ates family loves it here, nothing like have a swimming poll outside the front door. But they paid a heavy price this time, according to Bram Ates.
"I just lost a truck yesterday and I've got another one out there that's got a bunch of issues from all the high water and I'm trying to get it out of here before I lost it too," Ates said.
It's times like these when you discover true friendship, according to McArthur.
"Everybody is pulling together. It's a very tight knit community and it's like a family in here and everybody helps each other out and we just take one day at a time and so far, everybody is managing," McArthur explained.
She also said people here are longing for better, and dryer days. "When the water goes down, we'll clean up together and life will be back to normal eventually."
Despite the damage, despite the rising river, despite the inconvenience, life in this area has a certain attraction, an attraction these folks are not going to give up easily despite Hurricane Isaac.
"We have the river and the fishing and the swimming so there are so many advantages and that's the time we all come together as a family and enjoy each other and enjoy life in here." McArthur promised.
And they all know, that joy will come again.
The Pascagoula River is expected to crest sometime tomorrow and then slowly recede by the end of the week. That's when the clean-up begins for homeowners in Cedar Creek Estates.
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Composer and producer Joey Contreras presents the latest episode of "Hot Off the Ivories," his web series featuring the songs of up-and-coming composers. Here, Jay Armstrong Johnson ( Hands on a Hardbody) performs "Town Goes Boom" by Chris Miller (music) and Nathan Tysen (lyrics), who are known as the songwriting team behind Broadway-bound Tuck Everlasting. Miller accompanies on piano, with Matt Hinkley on guitar. Watch Phoebe Strole perform Contreras' "Good Friends."