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ST. PAUL - Minnesota's government should get $7 million to $12 million when the Vikings change hands, and a state senator said Thursday he might try to put the windfall toward construction of a new stadium.
The state's tax take from the pending team sale was revealed by Vikings tax lawyer Bill Busch. He appeared before the Senate Taxes Committee to fight a bill that would impose a special tax on the transaction. The committee didn't vote on the bill, but it didn't rule out future consideration either.
Still, the sponsor, Senate Minority Leader Dick Day saw the hearing as a success because the Vikings offered a peek into the deal between owner Red McCombs and prospective buyer Reggie Fowler, an Arizona businessman who has reportedly agreed to pay $625 million for the franchise. The NFL has yet to approve the sale.
"Asking him to make a small donation on his way out of town only seemed fair to me," Day, R-Owatonna, said of McCombs.
Day said any tax money the state receives from the sale could be earmarked toward a new stadium, which the Vikings have been after for years.
His bill would impose a 7 percent tax on McCombs profit, which Day estimated would bring in $25 million to $30 million. McCombs paid $250 million for the Vikings in 1998.
Day said Minnesotans contributed to the added value of the Vikings because the team plays in a taxpayer-funded stadium and loyal fans have sold out games during McCombs' tenure as owner.
But Busch, a Minneapolis attorney, said state law already forces McCombs to pay tax on the sale, just as any other business owner selling a company would. Busch said the fact McCombs lives and does most of his business in Texas won't allow him to escape Minnesota taxes.
Busch said the exact amount of the state's take wouldn't be known until the sale and all of its accompanying expenses was finalized. He did not disclose McCombs' asking price.
He added that the proposed new tax could be unconstitutional, Busch said. The tax, he said, "singles out a single industry and, indeed, a single transaction."
The NFL also came out against the bill in the form of a letter from executive vice president Joe Browne.
"A new tax that is unusual and that, as a practical matter, singles out one individual (and perhaps similarly situated individuals in the future) is particularly problematic," Browne wrote. "The proposed legislation would disturb the stable and predictable tax system that an investor needs."
Day said he would abandon his bill if further investigation shows McCombs can't shelter the sale from tax collectors. "If I'm wrong and he pays his fair share, I'm going to be totally happy."
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Let's all go get shovels, drive out to Blaine, and break ground for Bud Grant stadium! Someone can take pictures and post them on the website. lol"Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn t work hard."
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- pets allowed no
- type House
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rates (USD)
/ night
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$ 3,000 - $ 3,400 / month
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4 Bedrooms in the main house which sleeps 8, and a separate Granny Flat that will sleep 3 more for a total of 11! 2 full bathrooms in main house and a full bathroom in the granny flat. The Granny Flat also has a kitchen with a stove-top range, and refrigerator. We also have a 2nd story deck off the upstairs bedroom in the main house with deck furniture so you can relax and enjoy the mountain views while sipping your favorite beverage. There is even a peek-a-boo view of the ocean from the deck!
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- Garage : The garage has the washer and dryer is used for storage of boogie boards and other recreational equipment. Cars are parked outside on the property.
- Parking For RV/Boat/Trailer : There is enough parking for 4 or 5 cars on the property, and a RV or boat trailer could be accommodated.
- Linens Provided : Bed linen, bath towels, and beach towels are provided.
- Parking Off Street : There is parking for 4-5 cars on the property.
- Babysitting available locally
- Washing Machine
- Clothes Dryer
- Beds
- Twin/ Single : There are 4 single beds in 2 bedrooms in the main house, and one additional single bed in the granny flat
- Queen (3) : There are 2 queen beds in the main house and an additional queen bed in the granny flat
- Entertainment
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- Video Library : Selection of DVD's and Blu Ray discs available
- Hot Tub
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- Cable TV with high definition channels
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- Cooking Utensils : There are cooking utensils in both the main house and the granny flat.
- Refrigerator : There is a refrigerator in both the main house and the granny flat.
- Ice Maker
- Dish Washer
- Microwave
- Outdoor Features
- Deck/Patio : There is a large patio in the back yard, and the granny flat has a separate private patio which can be joined with the back yard patio by opening a gate.
- Balcony : There is a large 2nd story deck which is off one of the upstairs bedrooms with deck furniture and views, including a peek-a-boo view of the ocean.
- Gazebo
- Gas BBQ Grill
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- Mountain View : Views of the surrounding Ventura mountains from our 2nd story deck, as well as a peek-a-boo view of the ocean.
- Ocean View : There is a peek-a-boo view of the ocean from our 2nd story deck.
- Communications
- Telephone : You can call anywhere in the U.S. for no additional charge.
- Free Long Distance : You can call anywhere in the U.S. for no additional charge.
- Broadband Access
- Wireless Broadband
- Suitability
- Pets Considered : We prefer not to have pets, but we have made exceptions.
- Non Smoking Only
- Children Welcome
- Wheelchair Accessible
activities and attractions in Ventura Central Coast
- As noted in the Ventura County Star newspaper recently, the area of Ventura County known as 93001, with its temperate Mediterranean climate, gorgeous views, miles of beaches and wide variety of desirable homes in every price range, truly has something to offer for everyone. Contained within this ZIP code are some of Ventura's most well-known and beloved landmarks, such as the Ventura Pier, City Hall, San Buenaventura Mission, Pierpont Beach (where our house is located) and Two Trees. The Ventura Harbor, home of restaurants and shops and Marina Park also are found within its limits. The area is unique in its diversity - from the bungalows and luxurious oceanside homes of Pierpont Beach (where our home is located), to the burgeoning downtown area with its restaurants, shops, theatres and galleries, to the high end hillside residences with their stunning ocean and Channel Island views. Ventura's downtown is not only steeped in history (the SanBuenaventura Mission, Old City Hall and Ventura County Historical Museum are amoung its highlights) but a fast growing Mecca for the arts and many art galleries, fine restaurants and fascinating shops for browsing. The Majestic Ventura Theater hosts concerts for rock and blues aficiaonados, the Rubicon Theater presents a wonderful variety of plays and musicals and many restaurants such as Zoey's and the Watermark regularly provide excellent live music for dancing and listening. Running along the ocean front from the Promenade and Surfer's Point in Ventura (minutes from our house) all the way to downtown Ojai, the Ojai Bike Trail is another great feature of the 93001. Cyclists and joggers can catch a glimpse of the group of dolphins or watch surfers and sail boarders riding the waves. Whether you desire shopping, fine dining, great entertainment, surfing, cycling, or just relaxing on the beach this area has it all!!
Activities you can find in Ventura within minutes of our house include:
- Snorkeling
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Laundromat
- Pier Fishing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Surf Fishing
- Water Tubing
- Hospital
- Wildlife Viewing
- Massage Therapist
- Shopping
- Shuffleboard
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Medical Services
- ATM/Bank
- Roller Blading
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Mountain Biking
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- Miniature Golf
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Beachcombing
- Bird Watching
- Antiquing
- Sight Seeing
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- Horseback Riding
- Gambling Casinos
- Eco Tourism
vacation rental rates
June 1 thru Sept 15, $2275 per week for the main house only, plus 10% bed tax
June 1 thru Sept 15, $2,575/ week for the main house plus granny flat, plus 10% bed tax
Sept 16 thru May 31, $2075 per week for main house only, or $3,000 per month
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Exhibit 5: Global SONs Market by Geographical Segmentation 2013
Exhibit 6: LTE Commercial Networks 2009-2018
Exhibit 7: Growth of LTE Subscribers by Geographical Segmentation 2013-2018 (units in million)
Exhibit 8: Global Backhaul Market (2013 and 2018)
Exhibit 9: SONs for Backhaul
Exhibit 10: Global Average Revenue per User 2008-2013 (US$)
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Exhibit 12: Global Small Cell Market 2013-2018 (US$ billion)
Exhibit 13: Global Mobile Broadband Connections 2013-2018 (units in million)
Exhibit 14: Global Mobile Subscriptions Market 2013-2018 (units in million)
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Exhibit 17: Alcatel Lucent SA: Geographical Presence
Exhibit 18: Alcatel Lucent SA: Business Segmentation
Exhibit 19: Ericsson AB: Business Segmentation
Exhibit 20: Ericsson AB: Geographical Presence
Exhibit 21: Huawei Technologies: Product Offering
Exhibit 22: Huawei Technologies: Revenue 2008-2012 (US$ billion)
Exhibit 23: Nokia Solutions and Networks: Business Segmentation
Exhibit 24: Nokia Solutions and Networks: Net Sales 2010-2012 (US$ billion)
Exhibit 25: ZTE Corp.: Quarter-wise Revenue 2012 (US$ billion)
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Our unit is a recently updated, luxury two bedroom, two bathroom condo located on the third floor of
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Copper Springs Lodge is one of the newest buildings located in the East Village of Copper Mountain.
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Dec 19-Jan 02 ......... $460/night (6 night minimum)
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Apr 01-Apr 24 ......... $230/night (4 night minimum)
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A great minimalist shoe. These shoes feel like they…
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A great minimalist shoe.
- lightweight
- can be used without socks
- fits like a glove
- not for everyone
These shoes feel like they were made for my feet. I have relatively narrow feet but a wide toe-box. I also have fairly high arches. I do not have any stability problems and have been running in Brooks racing flats for four or five years now.
I do not like these as much for running, as they are very much a minimalist shoe and take some getting used to, but I have really enjoyed them for hiking and walking. On the trail, I can 'feel' the surface, which makes me feel more connected. Sprinting quietly and lightly over a nice soft bed of pine needles and Everglades peat is a wondrous feeling indeed.
I also did one of those obstacle/mud/water crossing races in these and they were perfect for the various conditions. I like these shoe so much because you can wear them without socks. Your feet feel so light and unencumbered.
Because of the lack of almost all aspects of 'normal' shoes, your feet do get a work-out in these. I noticed muscles in my feet that I never even knew I had during a longer hike (10 miles). If you don't build up to using shoes like this, you can hurt yourself. So just take it easy at first.
Disclaimer: I run ultras. This fits what I've been…
Price Paid: $95
Disclaimer: I run ultras.
This fits what I've been looking for in a very lightweight trainer. Close-to-the-ground feel. Minimal material in the upper and a thin gusseted tongue. I live in Houston, so there aren't any significant hills or rocky terrain to take them on, but I do feel the occasional sharp root. Rocks will definitely be felt. The toe bump is sufficient and the toe box is wide enough to let the toes spread.
I've been running in my Vibram Five Fingers for a couple of months so the transition to a low heel drop was easy.
My beef with them is the extra room between my ankle and the shoe. I will occasionally get debris inside the shoe. Maybe it would be different with socks on but I prefer to go sockless.
These were my first minimalist shoe, and after many…
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These were my first minimalist shoe, and after many more they are still my favorite.
- Just the right amount of ground feel
- Durable
- Lightweight
- Shed water well
- Mud fills sole lugs easily
- Sole wears quickly
These were my first pair of minimalist shoes and I have to say, after half a dozen other models by various makers, they are still my favorite all around trail shoe. New Balance is my go-to for minimalist running shoes. The MT10's have just the right amount of ground feel and the 4mm heel-toe drop feels pretty damn close to zero drop.
I've worn these on some pretty technical trails and they perform very well. The traction is fine on hard packed dirt and rocks, but the lugs are very small and struggle on mud because the voids between the lugs are shallow and mud fills them easily.
I wore these at the Mt.Snow VT Tough Mudder and finished in the top 5% of the 10,000 people who participated, and have worn them for a handful of other "adventure races" so they can handle what you toss at them. They are not my dedicated training shoe, simply because they are a little more minimal than I like to wear on training runs but they are great for shedding water and dealing with obstacles that require balance. I wouldn't wear these for one of my Trail Ultras, I think 15 miles is their cutoff for me.
I still wear my first pair, probably more for nostalgia than anything, but hey, they still work.
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Take a swift-footed and minimalist approach to tackling miles of trail when you lace up the New Balance Men's MT10 Minimus Trail Running Shoe. A lightweight, fitted upper provides a close fit with or without socks, and the thin, but supportive Vibram outsole brings you closer to a barefoot style of running. Trail addicts in the search for a neutral shoe (the Minimus drops only 4mm from heel to toe) will find the Minimus shoe simple, comfortable, and unspoiled by overly-techy features.
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CLOSEOUTS . Designed to be worn without socks, New Balance's MT10 Minimus trail running shoes provide a superlight, super-low profile that keeps you fully grounded without compromising traction, cushion and form. Available Colors: ORANGE/BLACK, GREY/YELLOW, WHITE/BLUE, BLUE/YELLOW, GRAY/LIME, BLACK/ORANGE. Sizes: 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 12.5, 13, 7, 14.
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New Balance Mens 10 Minimus Trail Runner - Closeout - This low-profile, ultra-lightweight trail racer is made for the neutral gait and features puncture-resistant toe material and ROCK STOP in the forefoot to protect your feet from debris on the trail. Synthetic/Mesh upper provides lightweight comfort and support, SURE LACE secure shoe laces provide added midfoot support and keep the shoe snug around the foot, Rock Stop embedded into forefoot provides protection from sharp rocks and debris, Puncture-resistant toe material in the toe wrap provides lightweight protection from debris, EVA foam on the upper provides visual contrast and supports and cushions the Achilles; it does the same with the ankle as the EVA extends to the shoe collar, ACTEVA Midsole cushions and resists compression set - 12% lighter than standard foam.
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District of Columbia
3/5 rDev -21.3%
07-23-2014 10:20:10 | More by cysiam
4/5 rDev +5%
had this one at the time of the first release, reviewed from notes
a: thyme after thyme is a murky, unfiltered brown in color, sporting a thin layer of carbonation and light lace as it drops
s: the nose opens with a base of dark malts and dark candi sugars, carrying some grassy and herbal qualities but nothing that stands out as a blatant thyme aroma, orange peel, belgian yeasts underneath, nice aroma
m: carbonated to a moderate level, smooth and creamy, with a medium-full mouthfeel
t: fairly consistent with what was found on the nose, caramelized and toasted malts combine with dark sugars to give a full, rich, slightly sweet body, rumblings of herbs and an orange peel nuance - neither strong but well applied, good belgian yeast contribution, with a nicely lingering finish
o: a very nice, flavorful winter ale with a good balance of flavorings, my preferred dc brau effort to date, keep the belgian ales coming
04-10-2013 02:14:24 | More by blackie
District of Columbia
3.25/5 rDev -14.7%
04-05-2013 02:38:21 | More by yourefragile
District of Columbia
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
08-02-2012 20:46:19 | More by masonkessinger
3.48/5 rDev -8.7%
On tap poured into a sampler glass. Pours dark brown with quick disappearing head but the lace lasts nicely throughout. Definitely picked up thyme character in the aroma along with some Belgian yeast. Lots of thyme in the taste and some smooth malt, but nothing much more. Medium bodied with decent carbonation thorughout. Will not seek this again.
02-08-2012 22:50:48 | More by CuriousMonk
3/5 rDev -21.3%
On tap at Churchkey. Served in a snifter.
Pours a very dark brown color, though it's not completely darkened. Tan head and a moderate amount of lacing. The nose carries some dried thyme along with some moderate Belgian yeast character. Flavor hits on the thyme as well, with the rest of the beer in the background. Body is medium with a dry finish, courtesy of the thyme. Not my favorite.
02-02-2012 01:27:40 | More by Thorpe429
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
Served on draft at Churchkey, beer is brownish and has this off white / tan head that breaks quickly pulling to the edges of the glass.
Aroma is a little grassy and herbal, I can get some thyme I guess but that might be power of suggestion.
Beer is medium in body and a little herbal, not bitter on the end, not hoppy, sweet up front, eh. I love this brewery but this is my least favorite thing they've done.
02-01-2012 04:18:54 | More by drabmuh
3/5 rDev -21.3%
02-01-2012 02:44:36 | More by jayhawk73
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
I had the ability to try this beer at the brewery on tap. Overall this was a great beer. Sad that this beer was only brewed once. I loved the spice taste. Great mouthfeel. Cloudy Apperance; Semi Sweet Taste; slight herbal taste on the back of the mouth.
01-29-2012 04:47:04 | More by DapperGrowler
New York
3.9/5 rDev +2.4%
From 01/27/12 notes. Had on tap at the Bier Baron in DC, 10 oz. pour.
a - Pours a very murky, medium brown color with no real head and light carbonation evident. Not sure if it is the lack of head and carbonation or what, but not a pretty looking beer. Looks a bit like dirty toilet water.
s - Smells of piney hops, oranges, light pepper and spices, yeast, lemon, and some fruity malts. An interesting nose, but I like it.
t - Tastes of citrus, lemon, oranges, pepper, spices, fruity malts, Belgian yeast, light caramel malts. I like the taste even better than the nose, very nice.
m - Medium body and moderate carbonation. Very easy to drink, very surprised this one was 9% ABV...definitely doesn't feel like it.
o - Overall I thought this was a very interesting, and good beer. Didn't think it looked good, but it taste and smelled much better than it looked. Would have it again, worth checking out.
01-28-2012 16:44:14 | More by mdfb79
4/5 rDev +5%
01-23-2012 15:21:41 | More by Jason
4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
01-23-2012 10:05:36 | More by razorsdescent
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4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
01-23-2012 01:44:57 | More by jrohrbacher
District of Columbia
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
01-22-2012 14:40:31 | More by nmann08
District of Columbia
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
01-22-2012 01:57:26 | More by jacewg
4.4/5 rDev +15.5%
Thanks Brandon! Looks like we have a bit of a Belgian Strong Dark Ale, spiced like crazy based on the description?! From the growler into a tulip glass we go, no time a wasting!
A real big whipped up creamy head, vanilla creme white to yellow looking, sits on a real dark garnet red/brown body with some rising carbonation. Scattered lacing from rings to little spotted drops. Love this head and its staying power and color, great looking here so far.
Real interesting nose, some light pepper, but also dried orange peel, some lip balm like smelling sense (It's just what came up into my head) , lingering aromatics. I don't smell thyme so much, there is a sort of "grassy" stinging pine needles quality but it's still nice.
Great creamy texture with a little bit of wet on this, real good. Palate is light citrus sugared orange and vanilla, LOTS of vanilla action on this. Body comes out with some good dense malt backbone. Some milk chocolate like tastes too. Mild light brown sugars on the finish, with that great Belgian sweetness that isn't to cloying. After many sips the thyme does come out, and actually creates a little bit of dryness, and that almost tannic stickiness associated with the herb on the roof of my mouth.
I hate to say this but it sounds like every time I have one of these guys beers I keep thinking I am over-reacting. It can't be this good. Fortunately... it is. I don't taste thyme so much, but I like what it is doing here, or whatever DC Brau is doing.
01-20-2012 21:40:42 | More by smakawhat
District of Columbia
3.8/5 rDev -0.3%
Growler direct from the brewery on day of release
A - Unfiltered hazy, syrupy, opaque dark brown. Thin tan head which dissipates very quickly.
S - Very little smell, really have to swirl and agitate to get much of any. Faint hints of orange peel, yeast, and brown sugar.
T - Orange peel and brown sugar with light malt and Belgian yeasts. Very little thyme, really have to search for it, it's there, but very faint. Several glasses in, takes on a savory, umami flavor which I attribute to the thyme and high alcohol.
M - With 9% ABV, warming alcohol throughout. Very soft, with no astringent qualities. Mild carbonation, not very filling despite the abundance of ingredients.
O - Interesting offering, was pleasantly happy that the herbs were not at all overpowering. Another quality beer from DC Brau.
01-15-2012 16:57:12 | More by Rukasu
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +5%
An enticing take at a dark Belgian Ale with thyme.
Presentation: Growler from DC Brau's NE headquarters. Small dry board with general growler offering notes. Lauper sounds loudly in the tasting room as the brewery closes. Later at home served in a tulip glass.
A - Deep brown pour with a nice frothy head, medium retention with fair surface memory and nice lacing.
S - Nose is there, a tad subdued but it finally emerges with a nice touch of thyme over malty and fruity undertones.
T - Light malt touches with notes of dark fruit and sugar, Belgian character is softly there, maybe more so in the finish, which is where the herbal touch really shines over it, and leaves a sweet grassy-thyme lingering note, which grows as one progresses with the serving.
M - Medium to medium/full body, soft muted carbonation with a minimal tingle. Nice long lingering herbal finish after a tiny bite. Alcohol very well integrated… If this thing is 9% like I was told this is quite a dangerous beast…
O - Very easy flow and nicely stimulating. Quite a notable offering...
Notes: Nice addition to the offering from DC Brau. Maybe I´m too much of a groupie at this point. But these people know how to brew… Well worth the visit and quite recommendable. Maybe not that Belgian at first, but is there, and sure, while herbed, for a moment I thought this could be labelled as a BSDA all things considered...
01-15-2012 02:08:50 | More by Daniellobo
4.72/5 rDev +23.9%
Growler fresh from the DC Brau brewery. Their advertising describes this as a "Belgian-style winter ale brewed thyme."
A - Pours a murky brown color with a thick cream head and great lacing.
S - The thyme really comes through. Backed with a nice blend of roasted malts - some caramel...but the thyme is the star here.
T - A nice blend of thyme, yeast, roasted malts, and dark fruit. For a beer focused on the thyme, this is really well balanced, but it retains the unique characteristic of the thyme. I cannot imagine a thyme-focused beer tasting better.
M - Medium bodied, fairly nice carbonation. Very smooth and creamy...almost syrupy. Slightly herbal aftertaste.
O - Thyme After Thyme is one of the best herbal beers I've ever had. It does a great job of being distinct with the thyme but still very drinkable. Top notch and highly recommended.
01-14-2012 21:56:42 | More by WMEugene
Thyme After Thyme from DC Brau Brewing Co.
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Short diary,but Obama put on a masterful performance at the House GOP retreat today. Where has this Obama been the past 12 months?
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The Walker Vikings varsity football squad could have thrown in the towel after its season-opening 13-10 loss to arch rival Cullman. The infamous post-game brouhaha between two coaches cost the players their long-time and beloved head coach and a chance to extend their season to the playoffs.
I have to admit that I doubted the team's resolve following the Aug. 30 loss, the resignation of their coach and ensuing state sanctions. I am glad I was wrong.
Interim coach Heath Brunner has done an outstanding job rallying the troops. In fact, I have picked against his Vikings on more than one occasion this season.
After Walker's road win at Moody only a week separated from the Cullman fiasco, I placed a congratulation note at the coach's doorstep (he lives two doors down from me). I had picked Moody to win that game.
I also picked Pinson Valley and Center Point. And I was wrong both times. By now, Coach Brunner might rather I pick against his Vikings. Perhaps my misguided prognostications are becoming locker room motivation.
But I cannot bring myself to pick against the Walker Vikings again. They have climbed a much higher mountain than most this season. And they will be better off for it, even as their season comes to an end after Friday's home game against Hueytown.
Since that punch that was seen around the world, the Vikings have reeled off seven wins to only one defeat. They are a perfect 7-0 in region play.
They do not need a post-season run to cement their success this year. Their success comes each week when they buckle their chinstraps and compete with their heads held high.
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What makes the Knesset different from all other parliaments?
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Recently I was asked about what made the Knesset different from all other parliaments. And the answer is – a lot.
Starting with its name and number. The Knesset takes its name from the Knesset Hagdola – the Great Assembly – of the fifth century BCE, when Ezra and Nehemiah convened a representative body of scribes, sages and prophets in Jerusalem as part of the return from Babylonian exile. The number of members in the contemporary Knesset is fixed at 120 to reflect the composition of the ancient body of rulers.
Such yihus, or pedigree, however, does not necessarily make today's Knesset more distinguished, just distinct.
One obvious difference between the Israeli parliament and all others is that its official language is Hebrew. (Arabic is accepted but rarely used as a second official language.) This leads to a degree of informality almost unimaginable anywhere else in the world. I heard a note of incredulity when I explained on Radio New Zealand's Nights show that not only are the elected leaders regularly addressed by their first names, some are known mainly by their nicknames.
Take the temporary Knesset Speaker, for example.
Until the next government is formed and the top jobs are allocated, the oldest serving MK is automatically appointed Speaker. For now, that is Fuad. Of course Fuad has a full name – Binyamin Ben-Eliezer – but it would feel strange to use it, even though he has served as a government minister and is a former Labor Party leader.
Fuad replaces Reuven Rivlin. Over the years, he was occasionally referred to by his proper name in the press, but in the Knesset corridors he is more likely to answer if you call "Ruby" than Reuven. Calling him Mr. Rivlin would sound like a joke.
In a translation course I took many years ago at the Hebrew University we noted a significant cultural difference in political discourse. Whereas politicians in the English-speaking world (and elsewhere) are usually addressed by title, in Israel it is so rare it is a linguistic red light.
It is a sign of respect to refer to the British prime minister, for example, as Mr. Cameron. Were the Hebrew press to write about "Mr. Netanyahu," however, it would be so ridiculously formal that the ironic tone would be obvious.
Netanyahu has also tried to improve his image abroad over the years by dropping his nickname, but being referred to in the Hebrew media as "Bibi" is still less irreverent than the obviously sarcastic "Mr.
And I remember the uproar Defense Minister Ehud Barak caused by when he paternalistically tried to clip Tzipi Livni's wings by insisting on calling her by her full name, Tzipora, which means bird.
As for other titles, they are also too pretentious for the Israeli parliament. Although there are several doctors in the House, it is rare to hear them addressed as such.
Dr. Ahmed Tibi is a particularly rare bird. It is not unusual to hear Arab politicians berating Israel for perceived "racist" policies – but Tibi has been in the special position of being free to do so from the Knesset podium while serving as deputy Speaker – enjoying a salary (and parliamentary immunity) from the very same body he accuses of apartheid.
Israeli politicians have also developed unique dining habits. I doubt parliamentarians anywhere else in the world regularly hold court around a cafeteria table. The concept of "liftoah shulhan" – literally "to open a table" – fits well with the informality of miznon haknesset – the Knesset cafeteria. Press conferences are held here, contacts made, policies formulated and deals done.
As a vegetarian parliamentary reporter, I didn't find the food anything to write home about (except, perhaps, for the couscous), but the Knesset must be the only parliament in the world where kosher food is not just an option but the standard fare.
The Knesset is definitely the only legislature that marks its birthday according to the Hebrew calendar, on Tu Bishvat, the Jewish New Year for Trees when it is decorated with flowers and baskets of dried fruits.
It is also the only one that has a Passover recess or celebrates Hanukka with candle-lighting ceremonies (and doughnuts). And the Knesset hosts the annual Independence Day celebrations on Mount Herzl where the Knesset Guard helps put on a good show.
The most prominent external symbol of the Knesset is the large bronze menorah situated close to the Rose Garden, the seven-branched candelabrum providing another reminder of the Temple. It is decorated with themes of Jewish history, and engraved with the passage "Not by strength and not by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord who rules over all" (Zechariah 4:6). It was presented as a gift to the Knesset by the British Labour Party in time for Independence Day in 1956.
Given the current atmosphere in the United Kingdom, I doubt they would be so generous today, even if we made an extraordinary effort to be polite and remember to address the honorable members by title.
As a reporter in the House, I covered lots of committee meetings, including the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meetings. These are closed to the press, but journalists receive an official briefing and unofficial leaks as a matter of course. The most secret committee (or the least known) committee, however, is the va'adat kishut, responsible for determining the artwork and temporary exhibitions that grace the Knesset.
A side benefit of working (or serving) in the House is the wonderful art. Popular permanent pieces shown to visitors include the three giant tapestries designed by Marc Chagall depicting Jewish history from the Bible through Exile and the Return to Zion – a remarkable story told in Chagall's inimitable style, one stitch at a time. The Seven Species Menorah by Eliezer Weishoff also has its fans.
A personal favorite is Reuven Rubin's A Mountainous View of the Galilee which dominates the Cabinet Room in the Knesset. Whenever my mind wandered as I waited for meetings there to start, it almost inevitably journeyed up North.
The Knesset is popularly – or populistically – known as a place where little work is done and politicians frequently come to blows. Like every workplace, there are those who work harder than others but, as I noted in another recent column, its image as a slackers' paradise is ill-deserved. Apart from the strange alliances created by coalition politics, there are other broad coalitions formed to pass legislation even when the main beneficiaries can't express their thanks.
For example, a law by former Labor MK Eitan Cabel that passed in the previous Knesset and came into force last month bans the import, marketing and sale of cosmetics, toiletries and detergents whose manufacture involves animal testing.
The Knesset, in fact, is a wildlife sanctuary – and I mean that in the nicest sense. I believe it is the only parliament in the world that has a bird observatory and urban wildlife center stationed in its grounds; I occasionally popped out of my office to see birds being weighed, ringed and released. I am positive it's the only one where resident porcupines live in a cave dating back to Second Temple times.
Strange birds, prickly members and a unique historical link. It's only fitting that the Jerusalem Bird Observatory enjoys a special status within the Israeli parliament.
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Two candidates are competing for the open District 2 seat on the Wawasee School Corp. board of trustees. They are George Gilbert and Brandy Maney.
Candidate information follows:
George W. Gilbert
Address: 10635 N. Lung Lane, Syracuse
Education: BS and MS from Indiana University; EDS from Ball State University
Related experience: Teacher, principal, superintendent
Occupation: Retired
Why have you decided to run for election?
Education has been my career as a teacher, principal, curriculum director and eleven years as a superintendent. Being retired, I have the time to devote to the position. Wawasee is a good school corporation, but it can be better. I want to be a part of making it better.
What do you feel are some of the biggest issues or challenges currently facing the County Council?
Challenges to school districts include a lack of adequate state funding and meeting ever changing state mandates on student testing and teacher evaluations.
How would you work to address those issues if elected?
To address those issues we can make better use of teacher aides and supportive staff, seek funding from alternative sources and grants, and work through professional organizations to enlighten the legislature as to the needs of public education.
Brandy Maney
Address: 604 N. Huntington St., Syracuse
Age: 27
Education: High school diploma
Occupation: Owner of Brandy's Baby Shop, Syracuse
Why have you decided to run for election?
I have seven kids in the school systems. I would like to help make the decisions that affect my children.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Maney did not respond to questions two and three)


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3.45/5 rDev -3.4%
Served in a shaker pint glass at the brewpub.
This thing was mispronounced a couple times before it ever hit the bar. It pours a clear amber topped by about a finger or so of dirty white foam. The nose comprises a forest of fake pine trees (akin to a bucketful of straight Pine-Sol), mint, toffee, and brown sugar. The taste holds notes of caramel, pine, clove, banana, and miscellaneous greens. The body is a light medium with a rather light moderate carbonation. Overall, the smell really brings this one down a bit. Once you get past it, though, it does become pretty drinkable, but that doubt remains in the back of your mind the whole time.
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3.63/5 rDev +1.7%
Served in a pint glass.
Excessive foam from the tap delayed the pour, and it arrived with a rocky, soapy head of foam. As the glass emptied, there were sparkly bits of lacing left around the edge of the glass. The color was golden amber. Aroma was of mild, floral hops.
Carbonation was low, like a real ale, and it's flavor was somewhat tea-like. It had a bit of a bland, papery malt character that was a little disappointing. However, it was smooth and easy to drink, possibly a good session option instead of lager.
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A- This beer has a thick creamy off-white head that sticks to the glass and last for a good bit. There is a dense body that glows a golden brown hue with a very gentle carbonation in there. There is good lacing with each sip.
S- This beer has soft perfumed malt note but it is pretty cold and the smell is very clean.
T- This beer has a light perfume brown malt with some soft fruit hints in it. The finish is a bitter resin note that has a slight bite to it. The hops in the finish had a very soft tomato note that I couldn't get out of my head.
M- This beer has a light clean mouthfeel with no alcohol heat or astringency noted.
D- The hops are a bit too much with the gentle flavors of the yeast and malt flavors. There is a slight acrid taste in between the hops and malt but when it warms quite a bit the malt sweetness balances much better with the hops.
12-14-2006 22:41:39 | More by rhoadsrage
3.13/5 rDev -12.3%
POurs a hazey copper color, good head for the first ten sips, but eventually goes to nothing. The aroma is a strong mineral and malt note. Like sweet bread and hard water. The taste reminds of light candi sugar and even lighter toasted malts. I'm thinking a lot of dry, lighty toasted malts in the first sip in the front of the tongue. The middle and finish evolves into a slightly sweeter malt character, with the ops addinga note of dry bitterness to the malt bill.
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03-28-2013 02:17:54 | More by Sparky44
3.43/5 rDev -3.9%
Served in an impressive goblet, this Belgian style brew pours a golden charcoal ember topped with a smattering of ivory headcap, albeit leaving some scents to be desired.
First swigs: A malty mostly hard candy lolipop-ish brew. Sweet sugar and Belgian yeast strand meet with a light leafy woody rofile. Hopped with a dryness that really lingers, followed by an invisible 5.0% ABV that lends to a drinkable Belg ale. A bit of cherry coke hints with a dry finish. Worth a try for the Belgian curious.
Beer is good. Happy beering.
08-16-2005 04:41:18 | More by blitheringidiot
3.85/5 rDev +7.8%
Served in a pint glass at Lunar
This beer pours a pale orange copperish color with a thin but reasonable head. The smell is mainly of bananas and the other fixings found in the belgian yeast varieties. Though I wouldn't go to say it's strong at all or complex for that matter. The taste is rather nice keeps along the same lines though it has a nice sweetness to it. The mouthfeel is a tad on the dry side for my liking but not really all that bad. This is a good beer to enjoy and a decent representation of the style.
11-24-2010 02:42:31 | More by Vdubb86
3.75/5 rDev +5%
10-17-2013 23:44:02 | More by larbush
3.5/5 rDev -2%
This beer is sort of a Belgium pale ale light. It has all the flavor and mouth feel of a Belgium but just backed off a few notches. It has a light yeasty flavor that has an intersting cinamin hint at the finish. Slightly hopped that gets more noticable after the 3-4 glass. Nice color. Enjoyed this all night playing cards.
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M&A Roundup: KentuckyOne Health forms $1.4B JOA
The healthcare sector got a little more concentrated last week with the announcement out of Louisville that University Hospital and James Graham Brown Cancer Center have signed a joint operating agreement with KentuckyOne Health.
Officials say KentuckyOne Health will invest about $1.4 billion in infrastructure improvements, research, and program development over the next 20 years.
The joint announcement was made by leaders from the University of Louisville and University Medical Center, which are the parent organizations for University Hospital and the Brown Cancer Center, and from KentuckyOne Health.
"Our Joint Operating Agreement ensures that we not only maintain our current academic and medical services, but that we have the financial resources and statewide network to continue to expand and innovate those services for the future," UMC President and CEO Jim Taylor said in prepared remarks. "This venture will put us at the forefront in our field to create an aligned organization that has both the breadth and depth to address the coming challenges of healthcare reform."
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Yakima, WASH. - Referendum 74, legislation that would legalize same sex marriage, is currently passing statewide. However, it did not receive wide support in our area.
The Catholic Diocese of Yakima has been pretty vocal with their disapproval of R-74, and the Chancellor said they won't stop just because the Referendum is passing.
In early October, Bishop Tyson read a letter to parishioners encouraging them to value marriage between a man and a woman and vote down R-74.
The Chancellor said they're disappointed that it's passing, but they're glad to see that the seven counties that make up the Diocese of Yakima rejected it by nearly two thirds.
The Chancellor said if a gay or lesbian couple asked to be married in the Catholic Church, they will not perform the ceremony.
"Our teaching is that marriage is between one man and one woman, and we would simply not be able to perform a wedding ceremony for those persons," said Father Robert Siler.
Father Siler said they will continue to educate Catholics about their understanding of the meaning of marriage, and Bishop Tyson will continue his efforts statewide.
Over 2 million votes in the state have been cast. Of those votes, 52 percent approve R-74, while 48 percent reject it.


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What Matters to Me and Why is a series that allows faculty to share what experiences or practices truly moticate and inspire them, while providing insight into whether or not what matters to them influences their work.
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The Biology Department invites the college community to this year's senior comprehensive presentations.
Neelou Etesami, 1:55-2:50 p.m.: What Makes Borrelia Tick? Insight into the complex enzootic infection of the Lyme Disease spirochete
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