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U.S. Rep. Tom Massie, the congressman who represents the Kentucky side of the Cincinnati metropolitan area, used his first day in Congress to file a bill that would erase a 23-year-old federal ban that makes it a crime to carry guns near schools.
At the moment, Massie does not have any co-sponsors signed up. Details are sparse because the government printing office says it does not yet have the full text of the measure to put online.
The existing Gun-Free School Act of 1990, which was adopted when former president George H.W. Bush, a Republican, was in the White House is viewable here. The bill was amended in 1995. As late as 1999, the National Rifle Association (NRA) was testifying in support of the measure, a position it seems to have dropped after the Sandy Hook massacre.
Under the existing law, so-called "school zones" include but are not limited to parks, sidewalks, roads and highways within 1,000 feet of the property line of a public or private elementary, middle or high school. The law makes it practically impossible to travel in populated areas without entering a "gun-free school zone." People with state-issued licenses or permits to carry guns are exempted by the federal law, but the exemption is only good in the state that issued the permit.
The law doesn't exempt out-of-state travelers who have permits, nor does it allow off-duty police officers to pack a weapon in a school. And it is a violation for anyone other than an on-duty police officer or a school security guard to discharge a firearm in a school zone for any reason. A state permit does not exempt a person from the discharge prohibition.
is a copy of the bill that retired U.S. Rep. Ron Paul introduced while
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co-sponsors. Paul's bill died when the new Congress was sworn in
yesterday, but Massie is now resurrecting it.
Massie is a tea party adherent — elected last fall to replace Geoff Davis — who largely shares the political philosophies of Paul and his son, Sen. Rand Paul, who is also from Kentucky. Massie voted against John Boehner for speaker on the opening day of the 113th Congress, an act of open defiance against the Republican House leadership.
With Congress preparing for a long-awaited vote on a healthcare reform bill Sunday, some Democrats are calling the concerns of U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus (D-Price Hill) about abortion-related wording misplaced and just plain wrong.
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That's the lingering question after the House Ethics Committee ruled today that Schmidt, a Republican congresswoman from Miami Township, did receive an "impermissible gift" by accepting about $500,000 in free legal help since spring 2009, but somehow didn't "knowingly" violate the law.
U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Miami Township) just doesn't fare so well in unscripted situations. In the latest example of that political truism, Schmidt testified Monday for nearly five hours in a deposition taken by attorneys for David Krikorian.
The deposition was taken in preparation for a Sept. 3 hearing before the Ohio Elections Commission. Schmidt filed a complaint with the commission alleging that Krikorian knowingly made a false statement about Schmidt in a piece of campaign literature last year.
John Boehner, the much-publicized next Speaker of the House from just up the road in West Chester, was on 60 Minutes last night. Leslie Stahl interviewed the noticeably less colorful House Rep. — he still insists he's never set foot inside a tanning salon nor used any sort of tanning product — from his father's bar in Reading, where Boehner says he used to mop the floor, among other tasks.
It wasn't long before the waterworks started, apparently triggered when Stahl asked him why he gets so emotional when he talks about certain things.
Nearly two years after the economic meltdown in fall 2008, the U.S. Senate voted Thursday to approve a sweeping financial reform bill aimed at the reckless Wall Street investors who caused the crisis.
The Senate voted 60-39 to pass the reforms sought by President Obama. Three Republicans — Scott Brown of Massachusetts, along with Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe of Maine — joined Democrats in supporting the bill.
Mayor Mark Mallory is working to thwart an effort by Cincinnati's own U.S. Rep. Steve Chabot (R-OH) to prevent federal funding from being used to construct a streetcar in the city. Chabot offered an amendment on June 27 to the 2013 Transportation and Housing Urban Development spending bill that would bar federal transportation money from being used to design, construct or operate a "fixed guideway" project in Cincinnati.
Mallory called Chabot's move "nothing but a political stunt." Mallory today said in a press release that he is reaching out to legislative leaders in both the U.S. House and Senate to remove the amendment. Mallory said he's also making calls to the White House.
"Steve Chabot seems determined to stop progress in Cincinnati," Mallory said in the release. "He seems determined to make sure that other parts of the country thrive, while Cincinnati is left in the past. That is not the kind of leadership that we need in Washington, D.C.."
The city has procured a $25 million federal Urban Circulator Grant. That funding would not be jeopardized, as the Chabot amendment would only apply to federal funding for fiscal year 2013.
The U.S. House approved the amendment on a voice vote. To become law, it would have to be passed by the Senate and signed by the president.
"Far from a necessity, the Cincinnati streetcar is a luxury project that our nation and our region simply cannot afford," Chabot said during testimony on the House floor.
Some opponents of the amendment worry that it could prevent funding for other transportation as well.
According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, fixed guideway refers to any transit service that uses exclusive or controlled rights-of-way. That means the ban on federal funding to those modes of transportation could apply to ferryboats, designated bus or carpool lanes and aerial tramways in addition to streetcars.
Chabot's office did not respond to a request for comment on Tuesday. (Andy Brownfield)
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This undated photo released by the Colorado Department of Corrections shows paroled inmate Evan Spencer Ebel. Ebel, 28, is the man who led Texas authorities on a 100 mph car chase that ended in a shootout Thursday, March 21, 2013, and may be linked to the slaying of Colorado's state prison chief. (AP Photo/Colorado Department of Corrections)
DENVER (AP) — Colorado court officials have vowed to review procedures to ensure that a clerical mistake that allowed the early release of a prisoner — who then went on to allegedly shoot the state's corrections director last month — doesn't happen again.
Judicial officials acknowledged Monday that Evan Spencer Ebel's previous felony conviction was inaccurately recorded and his release in January was an error.
In 2008, Ebel pleaded guilty in rural Fremont County to assaulting a prison officer. In the plea deal, Ebel was to be sentenced to up to four additional years in prison, to be served after he completed the eight-year sentence that put him behind bars in 2005, according to a statement from Colorado's 11th Judicial District.
However, the judge didn't say the sentence was meant to be "consecutive," or in addition to, Ebel's current one. So the court clerk recorded it as one to be served "concurrently," or at the same time. That's the information that went to the state prisons, the statement said.
So on Jan. 28, prisons officials saw that Ebel had finished his court-ordered sentence and released him. They said they had no way of knowing the plea deal was intended to keep Ebel behind bars for years longer.
Two months later, Ebel was dead after a shootout with authorities in Texas. The gun he used in the March 21 gunbattle was the same one used to shoot and kill prisons chief Tom Clements two days earlier.
Police believe Ebel also was involved in the death of Nathan Leon, who was killed March 17 after heading out to deliver a pizza.
"The Colorado Department of Corrections values its long-standing partnership with the 11th Judicial District and the district attorney's office to maintain order at the prisons in Canon City," Gov. John Hickenlooper's spokeswoman Megan Castle said in a statement.
"We commend both the 11th Judicial District and the DOC for reviewing their own internal processes and procedures."
Charles Barton, chief judge of the 11th Judicial District, and court administrator Walter Blair, said in a statement that the court regrets the oversight "and extends condolences to the families of Mr. Nathan Leon and Mr. Tom Clements."
Leon's widow said the apology wasn't going to cut it.
"How do I tell my 4-year-olds, 'Daddy was murdered because of a clerical error,'" Katherine Leon told KUSA-TV in Denver.
Leon's father-in-law told AP he had no immediate comment.
The attack that led to the plea deal took place in 2006. According to prison and court records, Ebel slipped out of his handcuffs while being transferred from a cell and punched a prison officer in the face. He bloodied the officer's nose and finger, and threatened to kill the officer's family.
"If Mr. Ebel was prosecuted for an assault on an officer, it had to be pretty severe, because in the course of day-to-day work, correctional officers are regularly assaulted or threatened," said Pueblo County Commissioner Buffie McFadyen, who is executive director of the correctional officer group Corrections U.S.A.
"It sounds like a horrific oversight," she said of the mistake that led to Ebel's release this year. "It's a tragic clerical error."
Ebel spent much of his time behind bars in solitary confinement and had a long record of disciplinary violations. Records show he joined a white supremacist prison gang.
Ebel's early release was just the latest twist in a case full of painful ironies. His father is friends with Hickenlooper and had testified before the Colorado Legislature about the damage solitary confinement did to his son. Clements was worried about that very issue.
Hickenlooper raised the case with Clements when the governor hired him to come to Colorado in 2011. The Democratic governor said he never mentioned Ebel's name and the inmate received no special treatment.
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On Thursday, Donna Croney's husband arrived home to find one of the family's cats, Carley, bleeding.
"The vet said it was a .17 pellet gun," Croney said.
A pellet from the gun severely damaged the cat's liver. The injuries were so serious, the animal had to be humanely put down.
"It just hurts," Croney said. "She was my husband's favorite pet, and he's devastated."
Croney's neighbor, Katherine Duke, admitted to police she shot the cat because it kept using her children's sand box as a litter box.
Croney says this all could have been prevented if Duke would have simply come over and told her that her cat was causing a problem.
"They never once mentioned that they had an issue with Carley using the sandbox," Croney said.
Duke is a 4th grade teacher at Wilson Elementary School, where school officials said she has been on medical leave since November and was expected to be off the rest of the school year.
Now, Duke is charged with aggravated animal cruelty.
"It doesn't matter what your profession is, nobody should resort to shooting a cat with a pellet gun to keep it out of your yard and children's sandbox. First of all, it's cruel to the animal. Mrs. Duke should have known better," said Murfreesboro police spokesman Sgt. Kyle Evans.
As the Croney family grieves the loss, their other cat, Oprah, is grieving, too.
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Croney says only time will help them heal.
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Channel 4 News reached out to Duke to get her side of the story, but she has not returned our calls.
Rutherford County School District employees are required to report an arrest within 72 hours. They said Duke notified the school district Friday about the aggravated animal cruelty charge.
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I made most of the photographs in this book with either a Holga (a 99% plastic camera) or a pinhole camera. I used black and white film, most of which I developed myself, because I wanted the photographs to feel nostalgic and to look as if I'd snatched them right out of time and look a bit rough, like scattered and discarded moments recovered, not from history but from the many moments in-between history. Was it shot in 2008 or 1908? The imperfections are not incidental, they're important.
I suppose I could have done it all with a digital camera and Photoshop but I felt the questionable quality and uncertainty of shooting with low fidelity equipment and processing the film on my own added an often appealingly random quality to the images. Along the way, I've had rolls of film get accidentally exposed to the light, cameras fail, shutters get stuck open and winding mechanisms slip, either due to mechanical failure, weather conditions or operator error. Introduce a little chaos into your creative process and you never know what might happen. It might be something wonderful or it might not.
Why, then go to all that trouble? In part because the potential for surprise is priceless but, ultimately, because most of the art that really moves me, does so because rather than compete with the din of the modern world, it transports me, however briefly, from the brilliant and mundane distractions and attractions of my daily life into an unfamiliar context.
Suspension of disbelief is unnecessary because everything is simultaneously familiar and strange.
So then, think of each image here as a fragment of a story, taken at the end, at the beginning or somewhere in the middle.
If nothing else, I hope these photographs serve as a pleasant and nostalgic reminder of a time that never really was.


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Mayor Gavin Newsom claims the most important item on his agenda is the revitalization of Bayview Hunters Point. Illustrating his editorial is this picture of a Black woman laborer. She is likely to be the only Black worker on any Hunters Point construction if things do not change. I propose an anti-gentrification subsidy of affordable housing and jobs for all residents displaced or in danger of displacement.


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Ghana remain co-favorites to win the Africa Cup of Nations and favorites to defeat Zambia on Wednesday evening, but they hardly look like an invincible side. The Black Stars did not look great in their group stage matches against Guinea and Botswana, and they needed extra time to get by Tunisia in the quarterfinals. Meanwhile, Zambia won their quarterfinal match comfortably against Sudan.
While Zambia certainly don't have the big names and depth that Ghana have, they appear to actually possess a bit more firepower. Asamoah Gyan has not been a star thus far in this tournament, while Christopher Katongo and Emmanuel Mayuka have both been impressive. Ghana central defender John Mensah is battling injury and is not expected to be fit for this match, leaving two of the three of Jonathan, Isaac Vorsah and John Boye to deal with Zambia's impressive strikers.
In Ghana's last match, manager Goran Stevanović moved Samuel Inkoom back to right back from right forward, introducing another midfielder and sitting John Pantsil. The Black Stars have performed well in the pass with Inkoom as a defender, and he could opt to do this again. Ghana's roster is filled with talented players who play multiple positions, and Stevanović likes to swap based on his goals for the game, so projecting a lineup is difficult.
Kickoff is at 11:00 a.m. ET, 5:00 p.m. local time from Bata, Equatorial Guinea.


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Bam Bière - Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
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Ratings: 1,133 | Reviews: 603 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by JGlitz87:
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
12-02-2013 03:11:10 | More by JGlitz87
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3.6/5 rDev -7.9%
Listen, I don't believe in this mouthfeel mishmash. In fact my "mouth feels" a bit filthy saying it. But my "tongue feels" that this is a member of the fruit family. Namely the glockenspiel fruit playing Jesus music. It pings in there and bounces from tooth to tooth: boong baaang bong bong. And my belly says it is truly the spice lords stamping their gummy little feet into the loam and making footprints. And there's a tractor behind a barn carrying apples to a spice-barrel and dropping them in and all the monkeys are loose and throwing gobs of the pulp at the back of your throat and your uvula is saying "aaahhh."
06-30-2006 16:19:54 | More by thelagerheads
North Carolina
3.65/5 rDev -6.6%
On tap at Ashley's in Ann Arbor,poured a light golden with a fizzy white head that was gone pretty fast.Aromas were nice quite phenolic and lemon zest with hints of black pepper and coriander.In my opinion this beer is a little to phenolic and yeasty there with notes of green apple and peppery spice in the finish.Its a decent brew but I was somewhat lrt down by it,its ok but I wouldnt seek it out again.
05-07-2006 22:06:02 | More by oberon
3.55/5 rDev -9.2%
Appearance This has a pretty but explosive head and a light, glowing orange body.
Smell This nose is remarkably hoppy; very grapefruity. There's a warning sense of sourness here as well, kind of like lemonade. I can't pick up much of a malt base.
Taste Ah, the spices come out big at the taste. They are very dark and dirty, like allspice. The malts are still very faint. The sourness isn't as bad as it smelled. Boo on overly sour American-made Saisons.
Mouthfeel This is bigger than light-bodied but a bit overcarbonated for my preference.
Drinkability Not a bad effort from the Jolly Pump. The fizziness cut down on its drinkability but overall this is a nice one.
08-07-2007 02:04:24 | More by RoyalT
3.05/5 rDev -22%
A: Cantaloupe body. Huge white head with a speckling of orange yeast. Steady carbonation streams.
N: Lemons and honeydew. Earthy, sweet, with mild muskiness.
T: Lemongrass, a touch of the sour funk, earthy malts, a pinch of pepper. Sulfuric acidity is unappreciated.
MF: Tart and zesty. Medium to full body. Sulfur powder sensations detract. ABV is unnoticeable.
Drinkability: Low. Flavors are unbalanced but not bold enough to be interesting. Not my cup of Saison.
06-05-2006 19:44:10 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.2/5 rDev +7.4%
One of Jolly Pumpkin's flagship brews, I can't believe it has taken me thing long to come around and finally review it. Bottled in October of 2010, it pours a beautiful golden-amber color with a light haze and translucency to it. Incredibly volatile, even being almost three years old; a huge, cloudy, off-white head forms and leaves some chunky lacing at the top of the glass.
The aroma stuns me with a nice funky-tartness up front that only seems to get funkier as time goes on; hay, wet cork, mild barnyard must, and plenty of yeast. It's got a light floral hop kiss, but it's quite subdued in this one, most likely due to its age. Tart fruits are abundant and mesh nicely with the funk - solid bouts of apples, grapes, and light amount of lemon and orange zest. Not acidic or vinous, really, but very refreshing smelling; laid-back and chill as can be.
The first sip lends to a mild tartness made of crisp, juicy apples. Malt is more apparent in the taste than the aroma, with plenty of light cracker and biscuit flavors that lay a solid foundation for the rest of the beer. Once the tart fruits sidestep a bit, the funk becomes heavy-handed; damp, wet wood, and musty cellar flavors. Bam Biere has a very solid flavor profile that's proving to be even more complex than I originally thought.
Jolly Pumpkin beers, aside from the Grand Reserves, typically contain a very nice, harmonious balance to them, and Bam Biere is no exception to that rule. It contains plenty of the signature "Jolly Pumpkin yeasty funk" while offsetting admirably with a collage of mildly tart fruits. No acidic or vinegar burn, meaning no acid reflux the next morning. Probably one of the lightest barrel influences of the JP beers I've had, though the finish is incredibly dry and contains a bit of oak; high carbonation with a light, crisp, effervescent mouth feel.
Certainly one of JP's best year-round brews, it integrates a few different styles by taking a funky farmhouse saison and souring it just a bit - not quite a saison, not quite a Flanders oud bruin. JP often blurs the style guidelines, and that's what I love about them. Possibly the best thing about this beer is the 4.5% ABV tag, too - so drinkable and quenching, and you won't be paying for it later. Definitely a solid brew.
06-10-2013 03:52:46 | More by tectactoe
3.8/5 rDev -2.8%
A: Hazy yellowish orange color with an enormous rocky off-white head that slowly slowly settles down. Lots of chunky lacings.
S: The smell is really good. Refreshing fruit aromas, floral notes and a mild funkiness reside on a delicate biscuity malty backbone. Hints of spices and medicinal phenols.
T: The taste is surprisingly clean with notes of lemon-peel and melon up front. The fruits quickly step aside and make way for spices, faint malts and grassy and earthy hop notes. A very mild funkiness and a semi-tart note is overpowered by a moderate sweetness. The finish is surprisingly short, mildly tart and bitter with notes of medicinals, spices, minerals and brett flavors.
M: Medium body, crisp and refreshing with a rather aggressive carbonation. The finish is really dry.
D: I like this one, and in general I find Jolly Pumpkin's brett character quite pleasing. Perhaps Bam Bière can't compete with the best Belgian representatives of the style, but it's quite close.
08-22-2009 15:41:28 | More by ricke
New York
5/5 rDev +27.9%
01-24-2012 01:11:09 | More by MadScientist
North Carolina
4/5 rDev +2.3%
07-14-2014 17:46:16 | More by CavemanRamblin
4/5 rDev +2.3%
07-15-2014 05:34:38 | More by Tiernan
4.03/5 rDev +3.1%
Bam Biere from Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales... 4.5% alcohol. I've had Bam Nior and La Roja, its time to try this farmhouse beer. Batch 450
A- Pours a cloudy golden fluid with haze that produces a fluffy inch of head that falls to a quarter inch lingering for the remainder of the brew. Heavy lacing clings on the walls of the glass with rings after every sip. When held up to sun it shows a pale orange color in the middle with light golden accents on outside.
S- A little of a sulfer farmhouse scent upfront. Wet hay, composing grass, citrus and wild yeast tart.
T-M- This is where this beer wins... Light but beautiful complexities and excellent farmhouse charactoristics. Upfront is a grassy citrus hop taste followed by a funky horse blanket and warm wet hay bite. This outrageous mix is then finished by a wild yeast tart and tang that makes this beer a refreshing mofo. Mouthfeel is as smooth a water with a light carbonation that only dances over the buds with the tart linger.
D- I can drink this all day long. Excellent session (if you got the money), or a good beer to pair with a mexican number. Needless to say ill revisit this Bam Biere... cheers!!!
03-26-2010 23:31:56 | More by wesbrownyeah
3.65/5 rDev -6.6%
Batch 548/549 Bottled 5-6-10
After opening, watching a foam snake creep out the top of the bottle. Looks nice enough. Golden straw with a 2 inch head of cloud-white fluff. Smells like Jolly Pumpkin - some lemon, some grass and a lot of funk. Quite sour at the start, it pinches the tongue with a yeasty lemon fist. Pretty watery in the beginning, expecting more heft. Expecting more funk, but not getting it. Tastes like a denser San Pellegrino with half a lemon floating in it. The more I taste it, there are some interesting notes on the back end - some clove, a touch of earthiness. Not a bad beer, by any means, but not what I expected.
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11-29-2011 02:34:38 | More by wrycon
4.33/5 rDev +10.7%
The Bam Biere pours from the 12oz bottle with the cool caricature of Bam the dog on the front a cloudy, dirty yellow color with a big sticky, cragly two finger tower of foam. Very appealing. Aromas of sweet and spicy grainy maltiness touched by some fruity, citrus scents. A really nice earthy, barnyard yeastiness as well that imparts a funky sourness. A touch of herbal, floral hops tops it off. One of the best aromas of a U.S. brewed saison I've come across so far. Lovely.
First sip brings a crisp, grainy maltiness that's a touch spicy. Lots of fruity flavors pass over the tongue with notes of lemon, orange and green apple. A wonderful earthy, funky yeast is present as well and adds a touch of sourness along with a musty, farmhouse aspect. Just a touch of flowery hops on the finish. A very tasty saison to be had here.
Mouthfeel is on the lighter side with a blast of fast moving carbonation. Goes down easy and is a really refreshing beer. I'd have to say drinkability is exceptional here...I just wish the availability was better. I grabbed a six pack for $9.99 and after drinking this one I would buy a case at the drop of a hat to drink through the summer months. Another wonderful brew by JP. Keep 'em coming!
03-24-2006 02:55:12 | More by orbitalr0x
3.73/5 rDev -4.6%
Lots of head on the pour. Reduced down to a lumpy white mass that resembles whipped meraigne. A touch of haze to its light golden body.
Aroma reaches me from a few feet away. Some tartness initially comes forth, similar to that found in a lambic. Pear and white grapes also present themselves. A bit of musty funk comes in underneath. A bit more funky than a typical saison, but this was intended with this particular brew.
Spicy character, possibly from teh carbonation, is immediately noticed. A sweet malt presence underlies the flavor, but some subtle tartness, a hit of apple, comes over the top. Finish is grassy.
Mouthfeel is a bit thin and over carbonated. Drinkability is still good regardless. A bit ofr funkiness which isn't overwhelming and the lightness form the carbonation make this go down easily.
05-20-2006 01:02:37 | More by blitz134
New York
4.22/5 rDev +7.9%
A_Pours hazy straw yellow with a fluffy bone white head. Nice retention. Thick lacing.
S_Fruity,tart,sour,yeast and citrus.
T_Fruity. Hints of banana and clove.Lemon. Tart and sour but not over the top. Yeast. Very dry and crisp.
M_Full bodied , crisp, refreshing and finishes dry.
D_Very drinkable. Great summer beer which seems to be the point of saisons.
08-14-2010 04:52:53 | More by nickadams2
4/5 rDev +2.3%
08-15-2012 19:14:42 | More by danthehopslamman
4.13/5 rDev +5.6%
A 750ml capped bottle. Poured into a tulip glass, this beer is a hazy yellow with probably the hugest head I've ever seen. Pure white, long-lasting, leaving some nice lacing. It has a citrusy aroma, mostly lemon. Some spice lurking in the background. A nice tart taste, again with a hint of spice. Good mouthfeel, oily (in a pleasant way). Wonderful beer.
03-25-2007 12:04:14 | More by lordofthewiens
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
07-06-2014 04:15:43 | More by DaftPatrick
2.28/5 rDev -41.7%
12 oz bottle. Pours murky yellow with a smallish white head that quickly recedes to a thin film that leaves a little lacing. There's lots of chunky yeasties.
The aroma is musty yeast, lemongrass a little vegetables and spices.
The flavor is earthy yeast and lingering grassy hops with a little pepper and fruits and some hard to identify off notes (charred plastic?). The mouthfeel is rather thin and watery.
Overall, this just does not do it for me. Definitely my least favorite from an interesting brewery.
06-27-2007 03:54:33 | More by Beaver13
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
12 oz bottle pours a hazy dark golden body with a large and pillowy white head. Head retains well and leaves plenty of patchy lacing.
Aroma is complex, with notes of fresh lemons, limes, mint, pepper, tropical spices and yeasty esters.
Lovely mouthfeel is velvety from the spirited carbonation on the light medium body.
Taste is dry and refreshing. Lime, lemonrind, white pepper, mint, spices, yeast, and floral and grassy hops. Finishes dry.
The low alcohol allows for a lot of drinkability. Very similar to the other Jolly Pumpkin brews but less potent.
05-21-2007 12:44:50 | More by merlin48
New York
4.33/5 rDev +10.7%
Enjoyed multiple pints of this nice saison on tap at 3 different spots in the Ann Arbor, Mi. area last weekend. Pours dark apricot, cloudy. With an off white head and leaving loads of fine ringed lacing. Spicy/yeasty nose. Tasty, funked up/brett infused saison. Thoroughly enjoyable, complex, BA worthy saison from the folks of Dexters Jolly Pumpkin. Well worth seeking out and enjoying
12-06-2006 01:34:12 | More by Billolick
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Appearance: hazy, bright gold in color, 1 inch head, high carbonation
Smell: apple rind and hay
Taste: grass, fermented apples, pear, slight cinnamon, and pepper
Mouthfeel: high carbonation, light bodied, sweet start with a bitter ending that does not leave a long term bitterness in my mouth
Overall: A nice return for me to Jolly Pumpkin. A nice, light, sessionable, summer beer. I could have several glasses of this. The pepper is not overpoweriing and the fruit tastes are amazing.
08-28-2011 14:02:10 | More by tigg924
4/5 rDev +2.3%
Thanks to RBlaszak for sending this bottle as an extra. Batch 548/549. Bottled 5/6/10.
The beer pours a hazy straw color with a white head. The aroma is very heavy on the brett with some pepper and orange citrus notes mixed in. The beer smells very inviting.
The flavor is also very heavy on the brett. I get a lot of orange and lemon notes, as well as a heavy leather component from the brett. There is a light sourness and a medium amount of funk. Very tasty and easy to drink.
Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
02-05-2011 03:01:02 | More by Mora2000
South Dakota
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
11-13-2013 00:27:28 | More by tednkelly
4.18/5 rDev +6.9%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Tulip.
Appearance: Murky orange with a giant dollop of head and fantastic lacing.
Smell: Holy Brett! Musty barnyard funk, with sweet breadiness and light citrus.
Taste: Extremely musty and fairly tart. Very bready, with horseblanket, citrus, and pepper. Great mix of flavors, but a touch more subtle than I would prefer.
Feel: Light, refreshing body with high carbonation. Exceedingly dry.
Overall: Great Brett-driven Saison. Very refreshing and crisp, but could use a little more oomph. Of course, it is under 5%, so that is quite impressive.
07-13-2012 20:46:11 | More by bsp77
Bam Bière from Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU women's soccer team enters its Saturday showdown with Stetson with the hope of walking away with its first regular season Atlantic Sun Championship in its short four-year history. Game-time with the Hatters is set for 7 p.m. as the team celebrates Senior Night for the 10 seniors.
In their most recent outings, the Eagles picked up a pair of Atlantic Sun victories over the weekend, taking down Belmont, 2-0, on Friday and Lipscomb, 4-1, Sunday.
FGCU (10-4-2) is in sole possession of first place in the A-Sun standings heading into the last game of the 2010 campaign. The Eagles now stand at 7-0-2 in the conference with 23 points and currently own a 12-game unbeaten streak (10-0-2) in league play dating back to last year. The Eagles' seven conference wins tie a program-best that was set in 2007.
The first four-year class in program history can help the Eagles clinch the A-Sun with a win over Stetson before walking off the pitch for the final time. In different scenarios, FGCU can also win the regular season crown with a Jacksonville (11-4-2, 7-1-1 A-Sun) loss at UNF on Friday night; a tie against Stetson and a Jacksonville tie at UNF; or if both Jacksonville and FGCU were to lose the Eagles would still win the title outright.
The duo of senior Lindsay Haw (Palm City, Fla./Martin County HS) and freshman Jenci Villaverde (Palm Bay, Fla./Bayside HS) lead the offense with three goals and three assists each, while junior Olivia Elias (Coral Springs, Fla./American Heritage-Delray) has three goals and two assists on the year. In total, 15 players have tallied a goal this season and 12 own an assist.
The Eagles have posted a program-record 10 shutouts on the season, much in part to the play of junior Stephanie Powers (Seffner, Fla./Armwood HS). She tops the conference with nine shutouts and 0.56 goals against average (GAA). The 10 shutouts rank FGCU tied for sixth in country, while Powers' GAA is ranked 17th. The Eagles' own six shutouts in A-Sun action for the first time since the program's 2007 inaugural season and held their opponents scoreless for 604 minutes before the Lipscomb goal on Sunday.
Earlier in the week, FGCU garnered votes in the NSCAA/HendrickCars.com Southeast Region Rankings for the third straight week. It marked the fourth time in program history that the Eagles have received votes in the regional poll.
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---- — ANDERSON — It's what's under the surface that's so interesting.
Although Rev. Brad Buhro's calling encourages people to look under surface to grow their spiritual life, the preacher occasionally dons a wetsuit to look into the deep. Three years ago, the pastor of Southdale Church of the Nazarene earned his certification in scuba diving.
Pastor Brad's most memorable dive took place in a pond in a thunderstorm.
"If you've never been underwater in a thunderstorm, you're missing out," he said.
The trick is doing it safely, getting under the surface before the storm arrives.
That's kind of what Pastor Brad works on in his professional life as well. He looks after the flock of about 120 members at Southdale Church of the Nazarene. He's been ministering to the congregation there for two years, after almost eight years as a youth pastor in Middletown
The church dates back to its founding in 1936. It moved to its current location at 530 W. 53rd St. about 20 years ago, from a Columbus Avenue location.
Pastor Brad said that to serve God's glory and the good of the world, the church strives to help people "become a little more like Jesus." They do that though worship service, small group ministries, tangible community outreach, and sharing their faith with others.
The congregation finds ways to meet needs in the community. That may be building handicap ramps, visiting shut-ins, providing breaks for caregivers, or helping neighborhood kids get shoes to wear to school. Kids from the Southdale neighborhood have a welcome home in the church's programs.
Pastor Brad and his wife, Michelle, have five kids, Brenden, 17, Brett, 13, Brice, 12, Brock, 10, and Mackenzie, 8. Michelle works part-time as a nurse at St. Vincent Regional Anderson, the rest of the time she and Pastor Brad oversee their children's home schooling.
"It has its challenges, but we like it a lot," said Pastor Brad. He confesses, "She does most of the teaching. I do most of the grading."
He and Michelle also lead the Shenandoah 4-H Club focusing on projects like wildlife, entomology, photography, computers and more.
When they get the chance, the couple enjoys walking the rural roads near their home.
Then, there's the scuba diving. Having earned his certification in 36-degree weather, Pastor Brad noted, "It's not about tropics. It's just about being underwater. It's so relaxing, so enjoyable."
Pastor Brad has never done a dive south of Muncie, but still finds plenty to interest him underwater. His last dive was in Philips Outdoor Center in Muncie. The site was at one time the Muncie Sand and Gravel quarry.
"It's a neat old place," said Pastor Brad.
The bug originally bit after the pastor's brother, a scuba instructor, got him interested. Once Pastor Brad got into it, his kids got interested as well.
Now, the two eldest Buhro kids are certified. As for 12-year old Brice, Pastor Brad said, "He's eagerly awaiting his certification class."
Come Sunday, Pastor Brad and his family will be on dry land. The church has a few events coming up in short order. Southern gospel group Paul's Journey Quartet comes to Southdale on Friday, Sept. 6, at 7 p.m. This is a return visit for the Texas-based group.
The church hosts their back to church picnic on Sept. 15, and the church's annual tribute concert takes place on Oct. 20. For more information, check out the website www.southdalenaz.com, look for them on Facebook or call 642-2515.
Like Nancy Elliott on Facebook and follow her on Twitter @ NancyElliott_HB, or call 640-4805.
Coming up at Southdale Church of the Nazarene What: Paul's Journey Quartet, southern Gospel group Where: Southdale Church of the Nazarene, 530 W. 53rd St., Anderson When: Friday, Sept. 6, 7 p.m. Recommended $10 donation at the door, and a love offering will be taken up. More info contact 778-4360.


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- Bookscan mass market fantasy bestseller list: #9
- B&N mass market Overall bestseller list: #36
- B&N mass market sf/f bestseller list: #8
- BGI mass market sf/f bestseller list: #12
"Andrews takes dysfunctional family stories to a new level in this engaging urban fantasy series opener. . . . Andrews has created a complex plot and convincing characters that will keep the pages turning." –Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
Cementing her position as a rising star of supernatural fiction, Andrews launches a vibrant new series filled with magic and menace. Since worldbuilding, as well as characterization, are two of the author's strengths, readers are quickly drawn into her distinctive vision. The enormous social gulf between the story's protagonists makes their romantic-relationship dance all the more captivating. Packed with action, yet focused on the impact of relationships, this is pure reading pleasure! – Romantic Times, 4 1/2 Stars, TOP PICK
On the Edge is going down on my 2009 reading list as a top ten favorite. When I'd like nothing better than to reread it immediately, I know I've read a winner. – Lurv A La Mode
I'm not sure what genre you can label it, but it [On The Edge] has a deep core of magic, world building and romance that made this book a delight. – Bookpushers.com
Bottom line is that On the Edge proves that Kate Daniels wasn't some fluke. It's fun, it's gritty, it's darkly humorous and leaves me wanting more. - Poisoned Rationality
I will tell you this – I loved it. I could go on and say that Andrews creates a fascinating world that survives in between two different, yet similar, realities; that the characters are amazing and the chemistry they exhibit keeps the reader completely entertained; and that the plot keeps you guessing while not leaving you completely clueless. I could say all this, but if you're a fan of Andrew's Kate Daniels series, then you probably already know these qualities are going to be there. Ilona Andrews has an amazing way with words and she totally delivers with On the Edge. – Literary Escapism
Totally loved it, go buy and read it. Caution: you might want to choose a day when getting up the next morning is optional, cuz there's a good chance you're going to want to read it straight through. - Alpha Heroes
Andrews creates a fascinating universe where three distinct, individual worlds literally exist side by side. Peopled with unique characters in a richly- layered text laden with imagery, this highly improbable place feels completely real. Written with generous doses of humor and heart underscoring the imaginative narrative, the authors ensure that readers will relish their visit with Rose, Declan, the boys, and the townspeople of LaPorte. This reviewer very much looks forward to the next trip to the Edge in book two. – Bitten by Books
Ilona Andrews has started this series off with a bang! – Howling Good Books
If you enjoy fantasy with romance or romance with fantasy, you'll love ON THE EDGE. The world Ilona Andrews has created is believable and vivid. I feel as though I know how to get there. I don't even need my GPS. - Mean Marie
Great storyline with a romance line mixed in – Book Bargains and Previews
Magic Strikes
- #16 New York Times Bestseller List
- #109 USA Today Bestseller List
Winner of 2009 Romantic Time Reviewer Choice Award in Best Urban Fantasy Category
"Kate Daniels' terrifying heritage comes into focus in this blockbuster of a third book. Andrews' crisp dialogue and layered characterization make the gut-wrenching action of this first-person thrill ride all the more intense. One fascinating element of this series has been watching the loner heroine forced into making emotional connections. Devotees of Kate and Curran will be savoring every word as this mesmerizing tale unfolds. Place your book orders now; it's worth every penny!" –Jill M. Smith, Romantic Times, 4.5 Stars, Top Pick, GOLD standard
This is one series that is on my "absolutely must buy" list and it should be on yours too. – Literary Escapism
From the first page to the last, Magic Strikes was a riveting, heart pounding ride. Story lines advance, truths are admitted, intriguing characters are introduced and the romance between Kate and Curran develops a sweetness that is simply delightful. – Dear Author
I opened Magic Strikes and simply sighed in bliss because I knew I was about to be entertained by a top notch 1st POV heroine. - Lurv a la Mode
Fast-paced, tightly plotted, and occasionally laugh-out-loud funny, Magic Strikes is a great read, simultaneously a satisfying story on its own and a nice addition to the longer arcs of the series. – Genre Reviews
Write faster. There have been many descriptions given to my sense of humor: wry, twisted, sarcastic, sardonic, demented, dry – but this book fits it perfectly. I absolutely love the relationship between Curran and Kate – I laugh out loud with the witty sarcasm and one-liners, and the sexual tension building between the couples drives me to my knees, knowing I'll have to wait for another book – maybe two…*must not think years*…arrgghhh, the frustration of a reader… SFRevu Reviews
I was up until 2:30 this morning because there was absolutely no way I could put Magic Strikes down before finishing it. – Book Series Reviews
Kate is often vulnerable and has a great sense of humor about all the strange and dangerous things in this new world. – Romance Reviews Today
Magic Burns
- #32 New York Times Bestseller List
"Fans of Carrie Vaughn and Patricia Briggs will appreciate this fast-paced, action-packed urban fantasy full of magic, vampires, werebeasties, and things that go bump in the night." – Monsters and Critics
"With all her problems, secrets, and prowess both martial and magical, Kate is a great kick-ass heroine, a tough girl with a heart, and her adventures… are definitely worth checking out." – Locus
"[Magic Burns] hooked me completely. With a fascinating, compelling plot, a witty, intelligent heroine, a demonic villain, and clever, wry humor throughout, this story has it all." – Fresh Fiction
"A new take on the urban fantasy genre, the world Kate inhabits is a blend of gritty magic and dangerous mystery." – News and Sentinel
"The sexual tension Kate emits has me gritting my teeth." – SF Revu
"If you enjoy Laurell K. Hamilton's early Anita Blake or the works of Patricia Briggs and Kim Harrison, you need to add Ilona Andrews to your reading list." – LoveVampires.com
"Andrews… demonstrates her mastery at balancing dark humor, clever mystery, and supernatural jeopardy. Andrews is the total package!" – Romantic Times
Magic Bites
"Treat yourself to a splendid new urban fantasy… I am looking forward to the next book in the series or anything else Ilona Andrews writes." – Patricia Briggs, New York Times bestselling author of Iron Kissed
"Andrews shows a great deal of promise. Readers fond of Laurell K. Hamilton and Patricia Briggs may find her work a new source of reading pleasure." – SFRevu
"Andrews's edgy series stands apart from similar fantasies… owing to its complex world-building and skilled characterizations." – Library Journal
"An intriguing world." – Locus
"Fans of urban fantasy will delight in Ilona Andrews's alternate-universe Atlanta." – Fresh Fiction
"An excellent start to a brand new series." – Dragon Page
"Fans of CSI… The X-Files, and any other of a host of such subgenre offerings should be pleased." – Fantasy Book Spot (fantasybookspot.com)
"A perfectly paced supernatural mystery with bits of dark humor and – if you'll forgive the pun – a fair amount of bite." – Rambles (www.rambles.net)
"The strong storyline coupled with a complex alternative history… will have readers hoping for more." – Monsters and Critics
"Magic Bites is an enchanting paranormal whodunit that takes the supernatural into new, natural directions." – The Best Reviews
"Her world-building and characterizations are exceptional… Magic Bites is not to be overlooked." – Book Fetish
A unique world laced with a thick plot full of strife, betrayal, and mystery." – Romance Junkies
"The plot moves along at a pleasant clip, and the world-building is interesting and well done." – Romantic Times


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The Madison is located in a 1920s building in the working class town of Riverside. There are few locations in Riverside that equate to good food and good beer, but the Madison has become one. The new owners basically gutted the inside of the place, finishing it with natural blonde wood (I don't know much about interior decorating, but my wife tells me it is classy.), and re-opened as a martini bar. That's what first attracted my attention since I love a good martini.
I still start off with a martini most nights, but the Madison has slowly built its beer selection to the point where it is becoming exciting. Customers such as myself are lobbying them for additions and replacements. They now have only one real macro on tap, Ultra, which the owner tells me sells really well with all the carbophobics. There are others that are just a step above such as Guiness, Bass, and Stella. Then they have the always present Yuengling Lager, a Flying Fish, two Hacker-Pschorr, and Warsteiner Dunkel. They change these often enough that there is a nice variety. They have a few decent bottles with the best being Fransikaner Hefeweizen.
The real draw here, though, is the food. Everything is great. They have some great burgers, roast pork sandwiches, etc. But they also have Prime Rib, Lobster specials, good crab cakes, excellent onion soup and chili, and lamb lollipops, which are excellent little lamb chops. There are at least three specials every day as well as two soups of the day and veggie specials.
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Sore throats are more common in certain people. However, anyone can get a sore throat. Risk factors that may increase your chance of getting a sore throat include:
Along with the sore throat, you may have other symptoms, such as:
Call your doctor if you:
The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests calling your child's doctor if your child has a sore throat that continues through the day (no matter what other symptoms are present).
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Oct. 30, 1919-Oct. 25, 2012Alice M. Maag, 92, of Fort Jennings died at 9:20 a.m. Thursday at Vancrest of Delphos. She was born Oct. 30, 1919, in Ottoville to Sylvester and Regina (Wurst) Wannemacher, who preceded her in death. On Aug. 10, 1939 she married Cletus Maag, who died June 24, 1985.Survivor include 10 children, Ronald (Joyce) Maag of Fort Jennings, Gary (Diane) Maag of Kalida, Bill (Norma) Maag of Fort Jennings, Judy (Karl) Fortman of Kalida, Janice (Alan) Schroeder of Fort Jennings, John Maag of Lima, Randy (Rita) Maag of Cloverdale, Rick (Laurie) Maag of Fort Jennings, Tim (Janet) Maag of Monroe, Mich., and Terry (Mary) Maag of Fort Jennings; 33 grandchildren; 50 great-grandchildren; and 1 great-great granddaughter. She was also preceded in death by four grandchildren, Steve Maag, Kelly Maag, Robert Maag, and Rob Kortokrax; four brothers, Earl, Richard, Norval and Robert Wannemacher; and three sisters, Jean Leonard, Priscilla Wannemacher and Rita Eickholt.Mrs. Maag retired from GTE Sylvania formerly of Ottawa. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Fort Jennings, and its Rosary Altar and Catholic Ladies of Columbia societies.Mass of Christian Burial will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, the Revs. Joseph Weigman and Charles Obinwa officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation will be from 2-8 p.m. today at Love-Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Jackson Township (corner of St Rts 224 & 634); and one hour prior to the mass on Saturday at the church. There will be a scripture service at 2 p.m. and a rosary at 8 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home.Memorials may be given to a charity of the donor's choice.Condolences can be expressed at: www.lovefuneralhome.com.
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Deputies received a call at 12:27 p.m. from C1 Bank about the robbery at 1950 Tamiami Trail.
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Emily Deschanel Dr Temperance 'Bones' Brennan
David Boreanaz Seeley Booth
Michaela Conlin Angela Montenegro
TJ Thyne Dr Jack Hodgins
Latest Episodes
- Season 9 Episode 24: The Recluse in the Recliner
Booth's excitement about the possibility of moving to Berlin is dampened by a mysterious phone call offering information on an important case. However, the caller is found dead before the agent is able to get to him, and when the victim is identified as a conspiracy blogger who had been working undercover as a janitor at a security company, his murder indicates he was on to something. As Booth investigates, he encounters secretive judges and obstructive procedures, so decides to branch out on his own to learn if there's something sinister going on inside the FBI - but the situation takes a dangerous turn. David Boreanaz directs and starsThursday 11th September 9:00pm EDT - WTTG (FOX)
- Season 9 Episode 23: The Drama in the Queen
Sweets ruffles Brennan's feathers when he takes Booth's place in an investigation into a murdered swimming coach who had a secret after-hours career. Meanwhile, competitive new intern Jessica (Laura Spencer, The Big Bang Theory) seems more interested in checking out her colleagues than examining evidence
- Season 9 Episode 22: The Nail in the Coffin
Brennan's theories about the Ghost Killer start to gain traction following the discovery of a young heiress's body bearing the murderer's signature. Upon noticing the missing fingernail, Cam bars Brennan from the case, knowing she won't be objective, bringing in Dr Clark to oversee instead. But the scientist can't keep away - and unearths an unexpected link to another incident, as well as a secret that has huge ramificationsFriday 5th September 9:00pm EDT - WTTG (FOX)
Comments - what do you think of Bones?
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6 months ago, MarieBellaCullen22 said:1I have loved this show since the Pilot! The chemistry between not only Brennan and Booth put the entire team is just so great! This show along with Castle makes my Monday nights! Report abuse
9 months ago, Tasha_LocateTV said:1Hello 'debbiescraftmad', Sky living confirmed season 9 will be back in the new year so I expect January, however please ensure this series is added to your 'My Picks' so that when we have more information the première will appear in your personal schedul Report abuse
9 months ago, debbiescraftmad said:1Love Bones. Does anyone know when season 9 is to be aired in the UK? Report abuse
1 year ago, maxieleestrange said:I think Bones is the greatest of all series. and I hate the day it will be canceled. can't they get a new setting for a while -- like California -- back and forth with D.C. Booth could play detective in bones new book and she could plan missing children Report abuse
1 year ago, v_russon said:2Even though things have changed i still think it is a good programme and that everyone seems to have a share in it.I will still watch it anyway! Report abuse
2 years ago, d1945k said:1FURTHERMORE, A HOUR OF BONES SEEMS LIKE 20 MINUTES OF COMMERCIALS ANYMORE. I RECORD EACH EPISODE SO I CAN FAST FORWARD THROUGH ALL THE COMMERCIALS. WITH ANGELA'S REDUCED HOURS, ARE THEY WRITING HER OUT OF THE SHOW. I HOPE NOT. I LOVE HER HONESTY. Report abuse


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