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Hertog Jan Oerblond - Arcense Stoombierbouwerij (Hertog Jan Brouwerij)
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Reviews by Robje:
3/5 rDev -15%
01-10-2012 01:22:47 | More by Robje
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2.55/5 rDev -27.8%
exp: aug 2013
A: transparent golden orange, no head, little carbonation.
S: vanilla, soapy, chocolate, bit of an alcohol sharpness. interesting...
T: strange. half like a cheapish higher alcohol dutch/belgian/french style beer, but there's a little something there. honey, sweet, alcohol, eh
M: Basically no carbonation, but therefore smooth. Boring
O: Not great, maybe I'm not a huge fan of this brewery
02-12-2013 00:34:57 | More by sfprint
4.08/5 rDev +15.6%
Hertog Jan has given beer lovers an opportunity to choose the new beer: a blond or a brown. A choice out of two isn't big, but the result is okay though.
L: yellow golden look, with a good top;
S: malty, flowers, honey (?);
T: nice, round but not the promised bitterness;
M: a bit undercarbonated, smooth but a bit weak;
O: just another nice beer of Hertog Jan; the name Oerbier is somewhat over the top for a regular beer.
10-29-2011 17:40:53 | More by Filosoof
3.45/5 rDev -2.3%
Clear, light orange/earthy colour with very think head and some medium bubbles op top.
Smell is quite faint, some malt, grassiness, yeast and hops. Faint lemon-peel. It's nicely balanced though.
Taste is light malty, a tiny bit of yeast and little burned and spicy notes. Some citrus, and then nice light hop notes.
Mouth: quite dry, light carbonation. It's almost like a pilsner. Expected a bit more.
Hertog Jan has a lof of drinkable beers, but most lack character and are a bit bland. This is no exception, it's supposed to be their 'bitter blond', but it has and almost pilsener character. Very drinkable though.
12-14-2012 21:07:16 | More by Maakun
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3.73/5 rDev +5.7%
On-tap at Cafe Katoen, Amsterdam, Netherlands
A: The beer is crystal clear deep yellow in color and has no visible carbonation. It poured with a finger high off white head that died down, leaving a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface.
S: Light to moderate aromas of Belgian yeast are present in the nose.
T: The taste has flavors of Belgian yeast, pale malts and hints of peppery spices. The spices become stronger as the beer warms up.
M: It feels medium-bodied and slightly dry on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer is very nice and drinks rather easily.
04-13-2013 12:53:04 | More by metter98
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
06-03-2013 18:06:51 | More by biernack
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
12-29-2013 23:32:30 | More by Jose9e
3.15/5 rDev -10.8%
Poured from the standard Dutch bottle of 300 ml.
Colour is dark yellow, with lots of bubbles rising, and a one finger head.
Smell is of corn and hops.
Taste is pleasant, barely noticeable bitter, certainly not as much as I was expecting fromm the description on the bottle, and a bit metallic.
Mouthfeel is medium thin bodied, dry, average carbonation.
Overall, not bad. Calling it a premium beer (oerbier) though.. I think not.
02-03-2012 15:41:57 | More by Douberd
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
This beer pours a clear orange, golden color with a settling head.
The smell is not too outspoken. There is a malty smell that reminds of honey and sweet malt.
Taste is quite bitter, more bitter than the draft version. The beer has a clean character, and leans heavily on the malt. The malt adds a sweet malty taste that has honey and dextrines in there. The hop character is clean and there is no real hop aroma. A decent beer.
03-08-2013 17:31:23 | More by Absumaster
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
It was this one, the lager or the weizen so the choice was easy.
Drinking this pretty much unchilled but let us see...
A rather nice, light golden colour. A rockly white head with nice lacing. Very little visible carbonation. Reasonable retention.
Smells very Belgian, which is probably a good thing for this macrobrew.
Very yeasty (even though it is a filtered beer). Citrus peel is dominating, leafy hops (not very bitter) and light malts. Spice as well.
Tastes very reasonable actually. A simple, rather light blond ale.
Said to be bitter but is not very bitter really, some herby hoppiness on the aftertaste.
Rather sweetish from the malts. Other than that it has some citrus and light spice.
Mouthfeel is light to medium and the carbonation is rather weak.
Decent beer.
02-02-2014 18:20:58 | More by IPA35
3.5/5 rDev -0.8%
11-11-2013 23:40:52 | More by jibjib513
3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
05-20-2013 06:25:23 | More by RueSailmana
3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
01-06-2014 22:33:33 | More by Saind
4.5/5 rDev +27.5%
12-15-2011 19:57:30 | More by stevoj
4/5 rDev +13.3%
12-02-2011 00:24:27 | More by rekel
3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
02-01-2014 15:31:24 | More by BJSmit
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It comes from a time when mixing freeways together, like a bowl a spaghetti, seemed like a great idea.
In certain directions, drivers going between the freeways actually need to exit onto a city street to do so. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) believes Dallas is the only city in America where that happens.
Duane Milligan is TxDOT's project engineer.
"I can't name another one," Milligan said. "It's very, very rare."
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"The point of the horseshoe is to take those movements [from one freeway to another], [and] move the decision points back further, so that you can make your decision on where you're going before you get to the interchange," Milligan said.
It will work a lot like the High 5, but look different. In fact, it will look like a horseshoe.
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On 7 and 8 May the end of a successful harvest in the Swartland will once again be celebrated with wine, food, music and the arts at the Riebeek Valley Olive Festival. Allesverloren, the oldest wine estate in this region, will be offering visitors to the festival more than enough, safe and free parking on the estate. It will also provide a complimentary shuttle service between the estate and Riebeek Kasteel. Not only will visitors be able to sample the estate's renowned port and its selection of red wines, but they can also roam among food and specialist stalls, and taste and buy top wines such Tukulu, Theuniskraal, Le Bonheur and Org de Rac. The food stalls will be offering a wide range of products,
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Ubell and Talley lead Huskers to home Big Ten win
Lincoln Brandon Ubel and Dylan Talley combined for 34 points and 20 rebounds, leading Nebraska to an impressive 64-49 win over Northwestern Saturday afternoon.
Nebraska (11-10, 2-6 Big Ten) relied on its seniors and turned in one of its best defensive efforts of the season in snapping a three-game home losing skid.
Talley paced Nebraska with 20 points, while tying his season high with eight rebounds. The 6-foot-5 senior hit 8-of-15 shots from the floor in posting his fourth 20-point effort of the season and first in conference action. Talley also shined on the defensive end, holding Reggie Hearn, the Wildcats' leading scorer, to just six points on 2-of-11 shooting.
Ubel turned in another strong performance, as the Huskers were without Andre Almeida because of an injury suffered in practice earlier in the week. Ubel posted his fourth double-double of the year with 14 points and 12 rebounds, including seven offensive boards. Ubel, who played 39 minutes, also dished out three assists and blocked a pair of shots. His 12 rebounds were one shy of his career high, but marked a career high for a league game.
While Talley and Ubel paced the offense, a collective team effort helped limit Northwestern to 49 points, the Wildcats' second-fewest points this season. Northwestern shot just 32.1 percent from the field the lowest effort against Nebraska this season - including 6-of-29 from the three-point line.
The Wildcats relied on Dave Sobolewski for the majority of their scoring, as the sophomore poured in a season-high 21 points, accounting for nearly half of Northwestern's total points. Jared Swopshire had 11 points and a game-high 16 rebounds, but the Wildcats were out-rebounded 43-34.
Leading 34-22 at the half, the Huskers put together one of their most efficient halves of the season. Nebraska hit 13 of their 24 shots in the second half, shooting 54.2 percent from the field. Talley scored 10 points in the second half, while junior Ray Gallegos scored all 11 of his points in the final 20 minutes.
The Huskers led 35-31 before Gallegos keyed a decisive 11-4 run with a trio of 3-pointers in a span of 2:36, as Nebraska extended its lead to 46-34 on Ubel's jumper. The Wildcats (12-9, 3-5 Big Ten) were within 52-40 after a 3-pointer from Sobolewski, but Talley answered right back with a pair of jumpers and Nebraska kept the Wildcats at bay down the stretch.
Nebraska returns to action on Tuesday night, as the Huskers take on No. 12 Minnesota at 8 p.m. The game will be carried on the Husker Sports Network and televised on BTN. Nebraska's next home game is against No. 14 Ohio State next Saturday, Feb. 2, at 6 p.m. and tickets are available by calling Huskers.com or visiting 800-8-BIGRED.
*-Nebraska is now 9-2 when getting at least three players into double figures
*-Nebraska's 15-point margin of victory is its largest at home this season (previous high was 13 against UNO on Nov. 18)
*-Nebraska held Northwestern to 32.1 percent shooting, the lowest shooting by a Husker opponent this year. The previous low was 34.0 percent by Valparaiso on Nov. 18.
*-Nebraska's 64 points marked the 10th time the Huskers scored at least 60 points in a game. In those games, Nebraska Is 9-1, and has not lost when scoring above 60 points (NU scored 60 vs. Kent State)
*-Nebraska shot 45.1 percent against Northwestern and is 10-0 on the season when shooting above 40 percent.
*-Dylan Talley collected his fourth 20-point game of the season with 20 points and tied his season high with eight rebounds. Talley's 20 point is his highest total in a Big Ten game at Nebraska
*-Nebraska now has 11 20-point games this season by six players.
*-The Huskers out-rebounded Northwestern 43-34, the first time in conference play Nebraska has out-rebounded an opponent.
*-Brandon Ubel collected his fourth double-double of the season and fifth of his career with 14 points and 12 rebounds. Ubel's 12 rebounds were one off his career high.
*-With 14 points today, Ubel moved into the top 50 scorers in school history and now has 755 points, tying Bus Whitehead (1948-50) and Jorge Brian Diaz (2010-12) for 48th place on the chart.
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Carbon fiber, VPP, FOX Racing Shox, and Shimano XT components are enough buzz words to make any knobby-tire enthusiast weak in the knees. Add to the picture 27.5in wheels and 125mm of travel and you've got a recipe for mountain bike of the year. But, the Juliana Furtado Carbon Primeiro Complete Mountain Bike isn't for the masses that determine that.
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By having proportionate components, you can enjoy the benefits of a carbon fiber frame out of the box. And, one of those advantages, aside from the obvious -- weight -- is it allows the frame to offer superior line-holding stiffness. The front triangle is constructed as once piece. Rather than have components produced separately, and then bonded or wrapped, the carbon fibers are continuous around tube junctions to distribute loads and absorb impact energy better.
One thing that you can't see without cutting the frame in half is that it looks as good on the inside as it does on the outside. There's nothing there except smooth carbon, this actually prevents stress risers in failure prone areas of the frame. For that reason too, there are no riveted or bonded-on cable and hose guides--they're incorporated into the original layup.
That layup provides stiff and solid mounting points for the latest generation of VPP rear suspension. The upper and lower links flatten out the shock rate and provide a more active feel to the early part of the axle path. The suspension allows the rear wheel to move up and back as you ride over a bump, and it balances the downward force of pedaling with the pulling force of the chain through its link configuration and axle path. The resulting movement makes it easier to roll over a bump or through a dip, and the suspension doesn't change whether you're in the saddle or not.
The Juliana Furtado Carbon Primeiro has a carbon fiber upper link that shaves weight and enhances lateral stiffness. Its counterpart on the bottom is alloy, and it has easily-serviceable grease ports. The pivots for both links have stout, 15mm locking collet axle-pins so they won't creak or loosen, and they run on intricately-sealed bearings that should last the life of the frame.
The VPP suspension of this Juliana yields 125mm of smooth travel damped by a FOX CTD rear shock with Kashima -- a lightweight, reliable shock that features an intuitive interface for simple, on-the-fly suspension tuning. It has three distinct settings; a firm 'Climbing' setting, medium 'Trail' setting, and a plush 'Descend' setting. This keeps operation straightforward and intuitive for beginners and experts alike.
Complementing the CTD rear shock is a 130mm FOX 32 FLOAT CTD fork with Kashima, too. Like the 142 x 12mm rear axle, the fork sports a 15mm thru axle for stiffness. A hand-laced and tensioned wheelset composed of DT 350 hubs, 14/15 gauge butted spokes, and WTB i23 rims spin around those axles. For tires, knobby Maxxis High Roller 2.3 tubeless tires provide a nice mix of speed and grip.
The drivetrain is a 3x10 Shimano XT group, including the front and rear derailleur, shifters, cranks, and cassette. Stopping the Carbon Primeiro are a set of 160mm rotor Shimano XT brakes. Finishing off the build are Juliana Compact handlebars, Easton EA70 stem, and Thomson seatpost with a Juliana Primiero saddle perched atop it.
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Hey there! Thanks for visiting the site, I'd love to help you with you fitting questions.
I'm very familiar with Santa Cruz's sizing.
The stand-over on the Furtado is 28.0" according to their site.
With the Intense Hard Eddie: With some general math, 25.8"
However, there are more technical questions I can ask to get a better idea of you and your sizing, if you would like to speak about options. You can reach me at 801-736-6396 ext 4368
Keri in the bike department!
Questions to consider:
? What size/model bike are you currently riding?
? Are you comfortable with your current fit?
? What is your saddle height? This measurement is taken from the center of the bottom bracket, along the seat tube, to the top of the saddle.
? What is your stem length?
Either way, I hope this is helpful to you to get you onto the dirt!
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Over all, the bike was peppy and fun. I see a very strong place for it on the trails. I'm not confused by it all and it very much stands it's ground as a bike tailored specifically to suit women's needs with out compromising on 'big boy' standards. It's refreshing to see a bike out there that is ready for the ladies with out the ye ol' "Shrink it and Pink it" ideals. Way to go Juliana.
Check out her story here: http://www.julianabicycles.com/
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
So, like, 27.5 is going to go everywhere because it makes a ton of sense. It's appealing to me, who has a more playful style when riding, not necessarily the most aggressive lady out there, but I certainly ride hard. I love climbing just as much as I love getting shuttled and flying down a Mountain. I'm about 5.4/5.5 and I've never really had an issue with my 29ers, but after getting on the Juliana, I can see why this wheel size would appeal to smaller riders. This is not just a fashion trend. It's here to stay and I'm happy that Santa Cruz is jumping on such a great opportunity to expand for a more versatile riding experience.
In my humble opinion, 3x10 has lots of overlap. 2x10 should have enough gears to get you where you wanna go. But hey, it's kind of a personal preference. I would go 2x10 because it's simple. With that said, I wasn't upset to be riding a good ol' 3/10 set up again. It didn't interrupt my ride but we all know what we want and I prefer otherwise.I found the Fox 32 Float FIT CTD to be very user friendly. I was able to play with it accordingly and without fumble. The 130 mm fork and the 125 mm rear was just enough for me and seemed to make sense to those I'd imagined to be the riders of the Juliana.
Sizing: The bike?s handlebar reach felt really uncomfortable for me and the thin handlebars were awkward. I have pretty small hands and even though they were definitely easier to grip, my hands kept falling asleep. I've come to the conclusion that I need something more ergonomically correct for me and these are not the route I'd go. I was on a small (which I usually ride) and I think I rushed the process a bit to get on her. In retrospect, I should have been on a medium (which is never). It felt a little undersized and perhaps that's because I am 99.9% always on a unisex/male specific bike.
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Of all the bikes at Moab's Outerbike, I choose you Juliana!
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Lexi Dowdall
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Ok...so it wasn't that cold. Maybe 55 degrees.
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Lexi Dowdall
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
For reference, I am 5'3" and 120 lbs. I am an intermediate rider, but I know very little about the tech side of bikes/components etc...I just like riding.
After trying a monstrous 29er and feeling
discouraged, I had the chance to take the Juliana Furtado in Carbon for a spin during Outerbike In Moab.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE! The bike felt so responsive, manageable, and predictable. Climbing posed no problem, and I felt comfortable with the ease of shifting gears as we ascended the rock on the Klondike Bluffs trails.
Decent was a blast, I felt really confident and in control on this bike. My last bike had a steep head tube angle of 69 and I was so much happier on this bike at 68 degrees.
I'm saving up for a bike in 2014 and this is currently at the top of my list. I do want to check out the men's version before I pull the trigger on this one, but so far I'm thrilled with how she rides.


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State Sen. Tom Tiffany (R-Hazelhurst) announced a forum will be held with Department of Natural Resources Furbearer Specialist John Olson Thursday, April 18, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Crandon High School.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Manager Bruce Bochy said Saturday that he's still leaning toward adding right-hander Ryan Vogelsong to the starting rotation during the Giants' upcoming three-game series at Pittsburgh, which begins Tuesday.Bochy noted that Monday's scheduled off-day would allow the Giants to stick temporarily with the four-man contingent they used this week following Barry Zito's right foot injury, since each starter still would receive four days' rest. The Giants wouldn't need a fifth starter until April 30 at Washington. But Bochy indicated that if the Giants can avoid using Vogelsong excessively in relief, as they did Friday when he pitched 3 1/3 shutout innings, they'll resume using a five-man rotation sooner than later.
"We'd like to give guys an extra day [of rest]," Bochy said.Vogelsong, a non-roster invitee to Spring Training, has allowed three hits without walking a batter in 4 2/3 shutout innings spanning two appearances.
Lefty Sanchez expects to make start despite flu
SAN FRANCISCO -- Left-hander Jonathan Sanchez revealed that he has been feeling the effects of the flu, but intends to make his scheduled start in Sunday's series finale against the Atlanta Braves.Sanchez said he was so dehydrated that he required intravenous fluids Saturday. But, he said, "I pitched this way [with the flu] last time in Colorado. Let's see how I can do this time."
Sanchez allowed the Rockies three runs and two hits in 6 1/3 innings while earning the decision last Tuesday as the Giants won, 6-3.Manager Bruce Bochy remained optimistic about Sanchez.
"I think he's going to be fine," Bochy said.
Torres, Casilla headed for rehab in Arizona
SAN FRANCISCO -- Manager Bruce Bochy said Saturday that outfielder Andres Torres and right-hander Santiago Casilla will intensify rehabilitation of their respective injuries at the Giants' training complex in Scottsdale, Ariz., while the team is on its upcoming three-city, 10-game trip.This plan eliminates any possibility that Torres, the Giants' Opening Day center fielder and leadoff hitter who's nursing a strained left Achiiles tendon, will be activated from the 15-day disabled list when he's eligible next Monday.
"I think he's still a little ways away," Bochy said of Torres, who has resumed hitting and light running.Casilla threw 20 fastballs in the bullpen Friday, marking the first time he had thrown off a mound since he went on the disabled list April 6 with an inflamed throwing elbow. Bochy said that both Torres and Casilla might participate in extended spring training games during their Arizona stint.
Chris Haft 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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Special Issue "Corneal Scarring: Wound Healing and Biomaterials"
A special issue of Journal of Functional Biomaterials (ISSN 2079-4983).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2012)
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Interests: corneal wound healing; extracellular matrix; biomaterials; growth factors
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Dear Colleagues,
Over 10 million people worldwide are blind as a result of corneal opacity or scarring. Currently, there are few therapeutic options other than corneal transplantation. One of the hopes for treatment of these patients is the development of an artificial cornea or a compatible biomaterial to replace part or all of the affected area. For well over 200 years, ophthalmologists have been intrigued by the concept of replacing an opaque cornea with an optically clear substitute. These efforts have been slowed by the difficulty in finding a substitute that can replace the exquisitely aligned collagen matrix of the cornea, as well as resist rejection. Several investigations have been made in to the use of plastics to develop an artificial cornea, also termed keratoprosthesis. These keratoprosthesis have enjoyed some success however have not solved the problem. As an alternative to the use of plastics, several investigations have been made to engineer an artificial cornea using natural compounds such as collagens, and to allow corneal cells to secrete their own matrix. The goal of these studies is to develop a synthetic cornea that mimics the native cornea and also integrates into the human eye. It is clearly a huge challenge and the input and effort of various scientific disciplines is vital.
Dr. Dimitris Karamichos
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- cornea
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- keratocytes
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A 132-year old church on Chicago's Near South Side could be enjoying its last Christmas.
The Chicago Tribune reports that St. James Catholic Church in the Bronzeville neighborhood could face the wrecking ball soon.
The Chicago Archdiocese sought a demolition permit last fall. But demolition was put off, because the church is on the city's list of historically important buildings.
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North Decatur High student Kaitlynn Scheidler, wants to share everything she has learned from her experiences in John Pratt's Chautauqua, which tells the stories of 20 survivors of 9-11.
In a heartfelt synopsis written by Kaitlynn, "There was one common statement within every survivor I was in contact with," Kaitlynn wrote. "They are all afraid that people will forget what happened on this terrible day."
"My angle is to make sure people don't forget," Kaitlynn said, "I think we owe that to everyone who sacrificed their lives while we were in the comfort of our homes."
She has presented to a number of institutions including theaters, fire departments, churches and her own school. Kaitlynn now wants people to know that she will share the stories of the survivors for free, if only she is asked.
The young woman has created a 55 minute DVD, which shows the faces of the survivors as they answer Kaitlynn's questions. Seeing the survivors' expressions and hearing their voices makes all the difference, Kaitlynn said.
"The bond we've made through this is something I couldn't put into words," Kaitlynn explained. "I didn't expect them to be so generous."
Twenty people survived the buildings' collapses after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Fourteen of those people were in Stairwell B of the North Tower, the only stairwell which didn't collapse into rubble and dust. Twelve people who were there that day decided to answer Kaitlynn's questions.
The stories include the accounts of Genelle Guzman-McMillan, who was trapped alone for 27 hours; K-9 officer David Lim, who lost the dog who was his partner and friend, Sirius; and a written account from Jason Thomas, a Marine who helped rescue Port Authority Police with fellow Marine, David Karnes.
Kaitlynn said that she has become so close to some of the survivors that they have told her details they have not shared before.
"Did you know the first firefighter died from a jumper?" Kaitlynn asked. "One firefighter said there was a certain sound, and you knew it was a body hitting the ground. We don't know what that's like. He said you stopped counting at some point. I guess he was counting in the beginning. He said 'you still hear the sound'."
Kaitlynn said the fear that people will forget 9-11 stems from the city of New York. 9-11 is not allowed to be taught in New York schools due to fear of offending multiple religions, Kaitlynn said.
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Near the top right hand side of Sherwood Forest, an obvious right-facing corner leads up 40 feet to a pinnacle. Surmount this and place textbook gear in a horizontal, then make moderate moves to reach the first of 3 bolts, continuing to the top of the route.
A full set of cams from 0.5" to 3.5" and a set of tricams or stoppers to the top [of] the dihedral. The route starts off with a good #3 Camalot placement and climbs on good gear to the top of the tower, where one of several cams can be put in an excellent horizontal to the right. From there, 3 bolts with cold-shut hangers lead to a cold shut anchor at the top. A few longer slings are good to have for a section where the handcrack jogs right then back left.


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Broadcom wants to let 1,000 IoT devices bloom with $19.99 development kit
The Internet of Things may have been the talk of the tech industry for months now, but communications chip maker Broadcom thinks it's just getting started.
The Internet of Things may have been the talk of the tech industry for months now, but communications chip maker Broadcom thinks it's just getting started.
Some top hardware companies have established a new Internet of Things consortium to create standards so that billions of devices can connect to each other.
A collaborative, nonprofit foundation has been started by a group of technology companies to boost the adoption of the MIPS processor architecture.
Chip maker Broadcom has announced a new specification along with software and APIs to improve the performance of OpenFlow switches and to make it easier for hardware vendors to build products.
Cable operators Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications have joined forces and formed WifiForward, an organization that will work to protect existing unlicensed frequencies and get lawmakers to free up more spectrum.
This year's Mobile World Congress will see an LTE that's more mature than ever, with higher speeds, more device selection and more chip suppliers adding to the range of options for the fast mobile technology.
Technology stocks are up for the year as shares of many vendors are back to pre-recession levels, but recent company results and market research reports have been mixed, calling into question how some vendors will fare next year.
At a wine bar in San Francisco on Wednesday, Broadcom Chairman and CTO Henry Samueli delivered some sobering news: Moore's Law isn't making chips cheaper anymore.
Vendors are working on products to lower the cost of building copper-based broadband with bandwidth up to 100M bps, and are at the same time getting ready to increase speeds even further.
Communications chip maker Broadcom is cutting approximately 1,150 jobs, nearly one-tenth of its workforce, as part of a global restructuring.
Chip makers like Broadcom and Renesas Electronics are ramping up in-car entertainment with faster processors and networks for wireless HD movies and navigation, aiming to keep drivers informed and passengers entertained.
Broadcom's latest line of wireless chipsets for cars can keep the kids quiet in the back seat, while allowing mom and dad to make calls in the front.
In Star Wars terms, the small cells that mobile carriers and vendors will be talking up this week at Mobile World Congress are more like the odd-couple androids R2-D2 and C-3PO than like their foes, the Empire's phalanxes of identical storm troopers.
Broadcom says it's invented a chip that can tell your phone where you are all the time without quickly draining your battery.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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By Greg Smith
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A former employee of the Southeastern Connecticut Water Authority is facing allegations that she embezzled more than $44,000 using an elaborate scheme to shift money between customer accounts.
Stephanie Hodge, 48, of Groton was charged Jan. 17 with first-degree larceny after turning herself in to state police. Detectives with the state police Eastern District Major Crime Squad had investigated the case and secured a warrant for her arrest.
Police say Hodge had worked for the Southeastern Connecticut Water Authority since 2003 as a customer clerk at their office in Gales Ferry. Suspended without pay on Jan. 11, 2013, Hodge had been under suspicion of stealing following revelations of misappropriated money discovered in a forensic audit. Hodge had access to a billing computer used to shift money into different customer accounts, police said.
Between April 15, 2012, and Jan. 11, 2013, police said $18,502 was misappropriated. The projected total loss to the water company between July 1, 2011, and Jan. 11, 2013, was $44,478, police said.
State police said they obtained a confession from Hodge last summer, following an interview with police Detectives John Jette and Chris Greer.
Hodge said that at first she took some money to get her car fixed, according to the arrest warrant affidavit in the case. She said she had intended to return the money, but the bills kept coming and "everything snowballed," she told police.
Hodge said the theft "was not a planned out thing," according to the affidavit.
Police said Hodge would receive a cash payment at the customer window, credit the customer's account but make offsetting charges to an inactive account to balance the transaction to zero. The adjustment allowed the cash to be misappropriated without alerting the paying customer or cause an overdue notice to be issued, police said.
In December 2012, police said information provided to the auditor about the missing funds, including a binder full of documents, payments books and receipt books that were in Hodge's desk, turned up missing from the Gales Ferry office. While police have not said whether they suspect Hodge in the theft, Hodge admitted visiting the office on Dec. 23, 2012, a Sunday, and was captured in surveillance camera footage entering and leaving the building. Hodge told a co-worker she went to the office to retrieve a gift card for a family member, police said.
Hodge is free on a $150,000 non-surety bond and is due to appear Jan. 31 in New London Superior Court.
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BROWNSBURG — The Brownsburg American Legion Post 331 will be hosting a welcome home gathering from 4 to 10 p.m. Feb. 2 for Brownsburg native and U.S. Army Afghanistan veteran Zach Day that will couple as a dinner, auction, and benefit for the Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation (HVAF).
The event is open to the public in the newly smoke-free Legion post. There will be several high dollar items up for auction, a steak dinner (while supplies last), live music, and an opportunity to meet Day, who trekked more than 1,600 miles through 11 states to raise money for homeless veterans.
There will also be some veteran graduates of the HVAF program so patrons can see who their money is going to help and how. All of the tax-deductible donations will go to the HVAF, which provides rehabilitative service for more than 210 homeless veterans at any one time. There are an estimated 300 to 500 homeless veterans living on the street per night in Marion County.
The cost to attend the event is $12. Dinner will be served from 4 to 8 p.m. with the live auction taking place at 7:30 p.m. Live music will begin at 8 p.m.
The post is at 636 E. Main St.


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Agave boasts an interior that is country-style and chic at the same time. Wholesome, traditional meals are served here, all tastefully presented - almost too good to eat. The fusion between French cuisine and South African is a match made in heaven. Try the traditional 'roosterkoek' for a real local treat. The restaurant is well priced and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from Mondays to Saturdays.
This culinary journey onboard Allen Gardiner Harbour Cruise Restaurant offers a different and exciting fine dining experience.
Sailing all year round and within the scenic and tranquil waters of Durban Harbour, diners experience a spacious and elegant dining saloon, flanked by scenic ocean vistas and marine wildlife.
Serving freshly prepared fine foods for breakfast, lunch, dinner and champagne sunset; the menu extends varied choices and dining styles.
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The a la carte lunch and candlelit dinner cruises from 12noon to 3.00pm. The Dinner cruise is from 7pm to 10pm. The fork lunch and dinner is a three hour cruise, during which a two course meal is served, with choices from the a la carte menu suitable for eating with just a fork.
Finally the champagne sunset welcomes aboard with a glass of champagne, and a fully-stocked bar. Throughout the course of the cruise the galley crew serve trays of hot and cold canapés.
The Allen Gardiner Harbour Cruise Restaurant offers diners the chance to explore the scenic surrounds of Durban harbour while tantalising the taste buds with decadent fare.
Deep in the scenic Robertson Valley is an award-winning restaurant that has diners returning again and again.Enjoy long leisurely lunches with stunning views spanning the vineyards and Sonderend Mountains in the distance.The decor is simple and unpretentious and creates a charming and tranquil atmosphere. A large verandah complete with umbrellas provides a great place to enjoy al fresco dining.Country cuisine is the order of the day, created with care using seasonal ingredients and fresh vegetables and herbs from the garden. Portions are substantial and diners have a superb selection of the finest wines from the Robertson Valley to choose as an accompaniment.
La Rocca successfully marries Italian, Mediterranean and South African cuisine and serves up delectable, traditional dishes with a modern twist.
The restaurant is located in the bustling and vibrant Canal Walk Shopping Centre and provides a much-needed sit-down-and-relax ambience in the midst of shopping madness. The fresh interior matches the produce and the food and presentation smacks of originality and inventiveness.
Apart from the main menu that offers mouthwatering dishes like fillet steak, wraps, burgers, pizzas and pastas, La Rocca also serves up a range of kiddies dishes and offers a special sushi menu for the discerning diner.
The service is personal and the owners passionate, and this, combined with great tasting food, proves to be a winning recipe.
Flattered by spectacular views and a combination of exotic African flavours, dine alfresco under a Camelthorn tree or on the lower deck dimly lit by lanterns and the night sky.
Enjoy delicious dinners inside the chic dining room, veranda or inside the boma complimented by the finest South African wines.
Marataba evokes opulent charm seduced by spectacular views and natural surrounds for a touch of world class dining under the stars.
At Maremoto diners can enjoy traditional South African and Cape dishes with Mediterranean and Asian influences.
The restaurant pays tribute to the age of mailship travel and represents the Nobel-prize winning poet, Pablo Neruda, who served as a consular official in various port cities. His collection of poems, Maremoto, was published in 1968.
Maremoto serves excellent cuisine in upmarket surroundings and the menu is extensive and well thought out. Starters include dishes like Plum Tomato Soup, the Panzanella Salad which is cubed Italian bread tossed with red onion, plum tomatoes, olive oil and fresh basil, an the Dragon Wings, perfectly oven roasted red hot chilli chicken wings served with a coriander yogurt.
Mains offers traditional fare like lamb curry, cottage pie and beef fillet, but more exciting options can be enjoyed like the pork and pear casserole - pork fillet sautéed with pears in a creamy frangelico sauce
served on a bed of mash.
Maremoto offers a fine dining experience to remember.
Marion's Restaurant offers a varied a la carte menu and a tasteful, elegant setting in which guests can savour the best that fine dining has to offer. The cuisine is traditional South African fare with flare and seasonal ingredients are used ensuring freshness and flavour. The ever-changing menu is complemented by a comprehensive wine list. The cocktail bar offers cocktails, cognacs and whiskeys.
Excite your taste buds with the different flavours offered at Matthews Restaurant at BON Hotel Riviera on Vaal. A delightful Vaal river-front restaurant with a rustic feel suited to almost any taste, the dining options available will provide you with a memorable experience.
Susie and Neill Ovenstone introduce The White House' which is situated on one of Plettenberg Bay's oldest properties and re-introduces a fast-disappearing historical element to the town. The simple Cape style of the buildings echoes the form of the original 100 year old cottage, and is complemented by the gracefully contemporary interiors.
The venue or 'White House' as it has become known, has been designed to accommodate a range of special affairs such as weddings, birthday parties and conferences.
In addition to this the sprung floor makes the venue ideal for ballet performances, contemporary dance and theatre.
The courtyard is an ideal meeting place for guests before the function starts and the proximity of the Nguni restaurant which faces onto the same courtyard, makes for a very convenient catering facility. The White House is fully licensed, while Nguni's two top chefs (with 15 years experience between them), are able to meet all banqueting requirements.
Sinovuyo on Route 304 is a beautiful, laid-back breakfast, lunch and dinner venue that boasts breathtaking views of the Simonsberg Mountains. Al fresco dining can be enjoyed from the large patio where you can enjoy a refreshing sundowner on a balmy summers eve.
The restaurant offers a beautiful garden and children's play area, making it ideal for family outings. A buffet is offered on 'Family Sundays', comprising home-cooked South African favourites.
There is a modern bar area with a big screen for sporting events, and light meals are served here as well.
Try the pan-fried line fish stacked with prawns and pineapple, or a succulent, perfectly cooked beef fillet with the top secret basting.
The restaurant serves as a private function venue as well and the setting is perfect for a beautiful wedding. Watch out for the speciality evenings, whether it be an all seafood event or a Malay curry feast.
Sinovuyo means 'we have happiness' - how apt.
This beautiful restaurant is situated in the midst of peaceful gardens and provides the perfect function venue for any occasion. Country-style cuisine with a touch of elegance served buffet style is the order of the day and the upmarket, yet tranquil interior ensures a memorable experience.
Sophiatown Bar Lounge is a tug back into the chic old days of Sophiatown. Relax in this bar-lounge in the centre of Jozi and reminisce about the good ol' days. The lounge has a classical jazz theme and is full of energy and high-quality standards.
Aimed at quality food and excellent service, Sophiatown will have you coming back for more of its Afro-chic style and yummy themed food.
The menu is packed with mouth-watering dishes – guests will have to take their time when choosing between the competing tastes. The menu has Di' Starters, Di' Salads, Di' Lightmeals, Inyamazane, Di' Main Meals, Di Platters and of course desserts and beverages. It is said to have the best oxtail in town and favoured vegetarian options.
Keep an eye on their regular events and specials. Free Wi-Fi available.
Experience a colonial atmosphere in this Old World style venue. Teak Place offers fine dining in a tranquil setting where you can laze around before during or after lunch. Be sure to try the succulent duck, and the traditional South African lamb shank, slow-cooked to perfection. There are regular wine evenings - please enquire. The restaurant also hosts and caters for functions and special occasions.
Yellowwood Café is set in a historic country farmhouse that has been converted to an elegant and tasteful family restaurant. Only fresh, local and organic produce is used to prepare the meals, resulting in delicious country-style eating. The menu is large enough to cater to most tastes. The wine list consists of a selection of local and French wines, a vintage to suit every immaculately prepared dish.


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Cardiff has been selected as one of just six cities in the UK to share in £1M funding to be invested in improving food culture and support it on the journey to become a Sustainable Food City.
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MARTIN PEDROZA, WILLA B AWESOME, WINNER: "I was able to stay wide into the first turn and drop behind those two leading fillies. Inside the three-and-a-half I swung my horse out to Martin Garcia because I knew he had enough horse and I didn't want to stay inside of him. So I got her to the outside and made my move. When I asked her to go I know I had already put away the Baffert filly (Eden's Moon), but I wasn't sure if I would catch the leader. The other filly (Reneesgotzip) looked like she was slowing down and my filly was gradually getting to her. I waited until the last minute to change my stick hoping that she would give me a little more at the end. I think that was the key to winning."
GARRETT GOMEZ, RENEESGOTZIP, SECOND: "She broke okay today. She handled everything well. If they would have come to me just a little bit later in the race where we could have slowed down just another quarter of a second I think she wins. We started picking the pace up a pretty good ways out. She sprinted for a long time and she was starting to get late on me. It's only her fourth race. Hopefully she's getting a nice foundation under her and keeps moving forward."
ALEX SOLIS, 30-YEAR-OLD SON OF AND ASSISTANT TO WALTHER SOLIS, WINNER: "This is our first Grade I win and it's a special day for the family. My father is in Guatemala today for my sister's (Maria) wedding. Right now I don't know if he knows we won, but I'm sure he'll find out soon on Twitter. We knew our filly could close and Martin (Pedroza) gave her the perfect ride. I'm just glad she got up."
PHIL DANIELS, PART OWNER WILLA B AWESOME, WINNER: "I've been part of the racing game for 60 years and an owner for 11 years--but this is my first Grade I win. It's a major, major day for me. I'm very passionate about this game, and Santa Anita is my home.
"Was I nervous at the end? No. Somebody asked me if I'd take a dead heat, and I said 'No, it's all or nothing.' I'm a gambler. That's what we're here for--it's fun. These horses bring their game every day. This horse is a fighter. Willa knows no bounds. This horse loves this track, and God willing, if she stays all together, she's going to be reckoned with in November."
TERRY LOVINGIER, BREEDER, WILLA B AWESOME, WINNER: "I still think she got beat! I owned quarter horses in the 1980s with Scoop Vessels and I've owned Thoroughbreds since the late nineties. This by far outweighs everything that's happened to me in horse racing. The mare (first dam, Cause I'm Tricky) is in foal for next year with a full brother or sister."
On the finish: "She'll keep grinding. I knew it was going to be close. Once they hit the top of the stretch I knew she was going to be right there."
PETER MILLER, RENEESGOTZIP, SECOND: "She did everything but win. She ran her eyeballs out. I'm very proud of the filly. We had Eden's Moon hounding us in the first part and we put her away. We just couldn't hold off Walther Solis (Willa B Awesome). We expected to be in front."
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Over at SB Nation's UCONN blog--aptly named, The UCONN Blog--they're all over this story. And upon closer inspection, it seems that Calhoun's leave of absence could have more to do with his mental health, as opposed to physical ailments. At least according to one report from Sports Illustrated, it's stress-related. The UCONN blog examines the implications:
SI.com's Luke Winn has reported that a source close to the UConn program has said head coach Jim Calhoun's leave of absence is stress-related and will likely not keep the Hall of Fame coach away from the sidelines for long. ... This should certainly come as welcome news to UConn fans, though, as I noted earlier, this issue does raise a lot of questions about the future of the program, especially with regard to Calhoun's contract situation.
Today has certainly not been a fun one for UConn fans, and at least for me, it has forced me to face the unpleasant reality that Calhoun is getting old. ESPN.com had a stat up earlier today that I had never seen before: Jim Calhoun has coached more basketball games than any other active D1 coach. That fact should not surprise me, but seeing it still shocked me. Jim Calhoun has been coaching UConn since before I was alive. I do not like having to contemplate UConn's future without him.
And yet, for all the furrowed brows up in Storrs, Connecticut--as UCONN fans ponder a future without Calhoun--the Hartford Courant is reporting that Calhoun's absence could be as brief as 10 days. That's not so bad, is it?
Calhoun, who visited his doctor early Tuesday, could not be reached for comment. Several sources indicate that stress appears to be playing a role in his leave. One source said that Calhoun's leave is tentatively planned for 10 days.
The good news is this: Calhoun, a man who's been beset by serious health problems in the past, doesn't seem to be facing any serious danger with this current situation. He needs a break, yes. But none of this appears life threatening, and before too long, he should be back on the sidelines scowling, cursing, and shaking his head in disgust. Exactly how we remember him, and exactly why UCONN fans love him. Get well soon, Coach.


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Welcome to Riu Palace Las Americas
Hotel Riu Palace las Américas - All Inclusive - Cancun, Mexico
The 5 star Hotel Riu Palace las Américas (All inclusive 24hrs) is situated in Cancún's Corazone hotel zone. Hotel Riu Palace las Américas is located right on the fine, white, sandy beach next to the Hotel Riu Cancun. This modern and elegant 8-story building features 372 well-equipped suites.
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Cancún consists of two parts: Corazone, the modern hotel zone located on a peninsula between a lagoon and the Caribbean Sea; and the town of Cancún, with its Mexican atmosphere. There are excellent connections to interesting archaeological sites which reflect the Mayan culture.
The Caribbean Sea, with its offshore coral reefs and lagoon, offers fantastic watersports opportunities. There are various restaurants, bars, nightclubs and American-style shopping centres in the Corazone area. Shopping centre 120 m.
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