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Brain Networks 'Hyper-Connected' in Young Adults Who Had DepressionAug. 27, 2014 Functional magnetic resonance imaging may help to better predict and understand depression in young adults. The researchers found many regions that are "hyper-connected -- or talking to each ... full story
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Neglected Boys May Turn Into Violent AdolescentsAug. 18, 2014 Parents who physically neglect their boys may increase the risk that they will raise violent adolescents, according to sociologists. Examples of physical neglect include not taking a sick or injured ... full story
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The Spiritual Person: Alcohol Releases the 'Beast Within'Aug. 13, 2014 Results of the study indicate that violence decreases as spirituality increases in persons who received the non-alcohol beverage. However, quite unexpectedly, violence actually increased as ... full story
Newsroom Journalists at Increased Risk of PTSD, Depression from Images of Extreme ViolenceAug. 7, 2014 Journalists working with images of extreme violence submitted to newsrooms by the public are at increased risk of adverse psychological consequences, including post-traumatic stress disorder. ... full story
Just One Simple Question Can Identify Narcissistic PeopleAug. 5, 2014 Scientists have developed and validated a new method to identify which people are narcissistic: just ask them. In a series of 11 experiments involving more than 2,200 people of all ages, the ... full story
Animalistic Descriptions of Violent Crimes Increase Punishment of PerpetratorsAug. 4, 2014 Describing criminals and criminal activities with animal metaphors leads to more retaliation against perpetrators by inducing the perception that they're likely to continue engaging in violence, ... full story
Becoming Bad Through Video Games: Risk-Glorying Video Games to Increases in Teens' High-Risk BehaviorAug. 4, 2014 Previous studies show that violent video games increase adolescent aggressiveness, but new research finds for the first time that teenagers who play mature-rated, risk-glorifying video games are more ... full story
Gun Violence Prevention Requires Public Health Approach, Experts SayJuly 24, 2014 Preventing gun violence will require a scientific public health approach and recognition of the limits of predicting individual cases of violence, according to ... full story
Summer Can Be Time to Address Behavior ProblemsJuly 24, 2014 After weeks of the kids being out of school, some parents have had enough of their behavior and are counting the days until they go back. Some may also be wondering how much of the defiant behavior ... full story
Greater Odds of Adverse Childhood Experiences in Those With Military Service, Study FindsJuly 23, 2014 Men and women who have served in the military have a higher prevalence of adverse childhood events (ACEs), suggesting that enlistment may be a way to escape adversity for some. ACEs can result in ... full story
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Clients of Violence Interventional Advocacy Program Find Experience SupportiveJuly 22, 2014 Participants who received care through a Violence Intervention Advocacy Program -- an interventional program targeting the physical, mental, emotional and social needs of violently injured youths -- ... full story
Children's Impulsive Behaviour Is Related to Brain ConnectivityJuly 22, 2014 The changes in the brain that are associated with impulsiveness -- a personality trait that causes difficulties in inhibiting a response in the face of a stimulus and leads to unplanned actions ... full story
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- Primary care physicians can be critical resource for abused women in rural areas
- Reading 'Fifty Shades' linked to unhealthy behaviors
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- Neglected boys may turn into violent adolescents
- Are children who play violent video games at greater risk for depression?
- Animalistic descriptions of violent crimes increase punishment of perpetrators
- Becoming bad through video games: Risk-glorying video games to increases in teens' high-risk behavior
- Gun violence prevention requires public health approach, experts say
- Summer can be time to address behavior problems
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- View that women who kill their children are monsters or psychotic challenged by research
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- Screening 'not effective' in fight against domestic violence, researchers conclude
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- Early depression, anger may taint love life even 20 years later, study shows
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- Study finds ADHD and trauma often go hand in hand
- Anti-smoking TV ads should use anger, study suggests
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- Recurrent violence linked to substantially higher rates of mental disorders in post-conflict communities
- Rage-quitting: Feelings of failure, not violent content, foster aggression in video gamers
- Procrastination and impulsivity genetically linked: Exploring the genetics of 'I'll do it tomorrow'
- Children see domestic violence that often goes unreported, research finds
- When managers attack: Coaches who care about pundits' opinions worse at controlling anger
- Women do not apply to 'male-sounding' job postings
- Schools have limited success in reducing bullying, new analysis finds
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- Early intervention reduces aggressive behavior in adulthood
- For most adolescents, popularity increases risk of getting bullied
- Indian women with more resources than their husbands face heightened risk of violence
- More than 40 percent of LGBTQ+ college students report intimate partner violence, study finds
- Life lessons: Children learn aggressive ways of thinking and behaving from violent video games, study finds
- Prosocial youth less likely to associate with deviant peers, engage in problem behaviors
- Why antisocial youth are less able to see perspective of others
- Adolescent relationship violence has mental health implications for victims, perpetrators
- Higher status than one's partner makes both men, women vulnerable to intimate partner violence
- Intimate partner violence in men who have sex with men is linked to adverse health effects
- Drug war violence in Mexico connected with desensitization in social media
- Exploring sexual orientation and intimate partner violence
- Independent association between diabetes, depression, and impulse control disorders including binge-eating, bulimia, study shows
- Women with mental health disability may face four-fold risk of abusive relationship: Study
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KENNESAW, Ga. – Jelena Simic had 23 kills and 19 digs and Emma Racila registered 14 kills, as Florida Gulf Coast volleyball team erased a 10-8 deficit in the final set to defeat Kennesaw State 3-2 (25-22, 19-25, 13-25, 25-16, 15-12) Friday night at the KSU Convocation Center in an Atlantic Sun Conference match. Simic's 23 kills mark the fourth time this season she has registered 20-plus kills in a match.
After being blown out by FGCU in Fort Myers, Fla., earlier this season, the Owls (15-10 overall, 9-8 A-Sun) came out with something to prove against the Eagles. After dropping the first set, KSU stormed through sets two and three, siding out FGCU (15-10 overall, 14-4 A-Sun) on 73 percent of its serves en route to a 2-1 lead in the match.
The Eagles came back in the fourth set as the Owls struggled against the service game and faster-paced attack of the Blue and Green. The Eagles took the fourth set, 25-16, setting up a decisive final set.
Simic (Lazarevac, Serbia) had five of her match-high 23 kills in the final set, but the Owls still had a chance after kills by Callie Churchwell, Holly Knight and Sabrita Gulley gave the Owls a 10-8 lead. The teams traded points, before KSU extended their lead back to two, 11-9. That would prove to be the last point the Owls would win with a kill on the night, as five straight points, highlighted by a service ace by Anna Wagner (Lincoln, Neb.) and kills by Jacqueline Cowden (Danville, Calif.) and Simic would give the Eagles match point, 14-11. FGCU picked up the victory after a kill by Cowden gave the Eagles a 15-12 win in the set.
Both teams had 61 kills and 25 errors in the match, but the Eagles had nine more attack attempts. Simic was one of three Eagles in double-digits with kills, earning 23 kills. Racila (Fort Myers, Fla.) had 14 kills, while Wagner tallied 11 kills and five digs. Setter Chandra Lefever (Fort Morgan, Col.) had a double-double with 53 assists and 13 digs.
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On 8 July, BBC television showed an outstanding documentary called The Boy from the Block. It is about Australia and opens with a picture postcard view of the Australian beach and its board riders and bikinis, and progresses to the popping of corks at a smart Sydney art gallery.
Here is the Australian bourgeoisie at its most relaxed: drinking good wine, partaking of culture and making money. A young woman is asked what she likes most about Aboriginal art, which the gallery is featuring.
"Oh, it's a great investment," she says. "For me, it's like superannuation." The camera pulls back to show the Aboriginal artist, the guest of honour, surrounded by white art lovers. Everyone is smiling. If you are Aboriginal and like the artist, says the voiceover, everyone wants to be your friend. If you are not like her, almost no one wants to be your friend. The reporter is David Akinsanya. I heard about his film when I was in Sydney earlier this year. He is a black Briton with a way of reporting that is devoid of television's cliches and veiled insincerity. In his film, he achieves what his Australian equivalents rarely do – that is, the few who try. He tells the truth about the heartbreaking, shaming treatment and abandonment of Aboriginal Australia.
On a hot, steamy morning last February, only a few miles from the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, Thomas Hickey died. Seventeen-year-old Thomas, or "TJ" as he was known in the Aboriginal community of Redfern, was chased by police, lost control of his bike and was impaled on an iron fence. The police deny that version, and not a single Aborigine believes them. The Block is an Aboriginal ghetto where the police impose a siege; few Aboriginal youngsters walk down his street without being stopped; almost all of them have been arrested.
Aborigines comprise less than three per cent of the Australian population, and 60 per cent of the inmates of the country's prisons; and once inside, many die by their own hand, and some are beaten to death.
Aborigines on average live more than 20 years less than the average white Australian. As David Akinsanya points out, Aboriginal children like TJ's four young sisters have the same life expectancy as white children in 1900. Alan Madden, an Aboriginal elder, tells him, "When you come to Redfern, if you can't find a blackfella that's related to you, they're either dead or in jail." So TJ's violent death was not unusual.
What followed was extraordinary. Aboriginal youth in the Block erupted, setting fire to Redfern railway station and showering lines of riot police with Molotov cocktails and stones. Sydney is not Los Angeles; Sydney is relaxed, as people keep saying, which means that most whites can go about their business without laying eyes on a black Australian, let alone having to think about righting an historic wrong. Visitors to Australia are often taken aback by the callous dismissal of the largely invisible indigenous population.The uprising on the Block disturbed this, temporarily. There was outrage ("bulldoze the Block," said the leader of the State opposition), and there was hand-wringing. Articles appeared describing the deprivation; church leaders spoke out. Then silence again. A fortnight later, I joined Gail Hickey, TJ's mother, and other Redfern people, at a rally outside the New South Wales parliament in the centre of Sydney. Lyall Munro, a tireless, eloquent activist who sees political solutions to the problems of Aboriginal Australia, read out a list of positive reforms that dealt with housing, policing, corruption. Not a word was reported in the city's major newspaper, the Sydney Morning Herald.
On 30 March, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's flagship current affairs series, Four Corners, broadcast an "investigation", Riot in Redfern. The reporter urged teenagers to "confess" their part in the riot and so incriminate themselves and all but accused Lyall Munro of having actively encouraged the violence. No real evidence was offered, but the implication was familiar enough: once again, black Australians were to blame for their own despair. No attempt was made to explain the roots of Aboriginal rage, or as Lyall Munro put it in the BBC film, "the shit that our young people have been copping most of their lives"; or the suicides, or the drug-taking, or the legacy of an entire generation stolen from their families. The divisions among Aborigines were highlighted, or exploited, but not explained. Watching it, white Australians could shake their heads, and resume their relaxation. David Akinsanya's film is the opposite. It shows the generosity of spirit and warmth of Aboriginal families like the Hickeys. It astutely presents whites with their own prejudices. Steve Price, a Sydney radio presenter, speaks up for "white Anglo-Saxons" when he asks almost plaintively: "Why can't Aborigines bemore like us?"
Strangely, in spite of a constant presence in Redfern, the police make remarkably few arrests for hard drugs. "They turn a blind eye," Akinsanya says. "Many Aborigines suspect that the police would rather allow Sydney's most notorious drugs market to be contained in a block where Aborigines live rather than allow it to spread to other areas of the city." This is how many American police forces "contain" the spread of hard drugs in black ghettos. The result, as a senior police officer in Detroit once explained it to me, is that young blacks are "contained" in a prison that is as much on the outside as on the inside.
Two months after TJ's death and with the hand-wringing long over, the federal government of John Howard announced the abolition of the only independent, elected national Aboriginal institution funded by Canberra.
This is the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Commission, ATSIC, which is accused of being "flawed" and wasting good tax dollars. The commission funds 36,000 places in an employment programme; it has programmes in health care, education, sport and culture. These will go.
The government also plans to dismantle the Aboriginal Legal Service, which will mean that thousands of Aboriginal offenders will be refused legal assistance. In the run-up to the Millennium Olympics in Sydney, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination distinguished Australia with its first adverse finding on racial discrimination against a western nation. Coming almost routinely from Amnesty and other human rights groups, the opprobrium has the echo of that directed against apartheid South Africa. The numbers make the difference. You can visit Australia and go to the beach and the opera and a smart art gallery and never be reminded of this society's darkest secret. In the BBC film, Ray Vincent, an Aboriginal elder, looks at the camera and says, "It's all part of the anger that's within me all my life." The Boy from the Block was directed by Guy Smith.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Marijuana, prescription pills, synthetic drugs and weapons found in a smoke shop Thursday led to the arrest of two men.
Executing a search warrant, detectives with Louisville Metro Police and the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office raided the Third Street Smoke Shop on S. 3rd St. Road.
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The spice was hidden in compartments around the sales counter where officers claim they also found money and drug paraphernalia. A drug-sniffing dog found the pot, police said, behind a cooler in a storage room.
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White County Clerk Paula Dozier tells us the increase in people frequenting local businesses is partly due to out-of-town researchers called 'landmen,' Searching records and signing leases for mineral rights, interested in horizontal drilling.
She says this is bringing in thousands of dollars to county government alone.
"I can tell you, one month, I billed over $21,000 in just Xerox copies," Dozier said.
The Illinois Petroleum Resource Board even has an ad on TV, educating people about the drilling process called 'fracking.'
Dozier tells us oil drilling flourished in the 70's and 80's and then took a downturn as oil prices fell.
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DAY ONE-DROP IT BY 2! One of the easiest things you can do (and it's not painful) is to turn down your home thermostat by just two degrees. If you normally keep your heat at 72°, drop it down to 70°. If you normally keep your heat at 68°, drop it to 66 °. Your body can adjust and acclimate to a two degree change very quickly. Doubling up an extra layer of clothing or blankets for a week or so should get you through it without even noticing!
DAY TWO-DROP IT BY 20! This one sounds much more drastic than it is! Most home hot water heaters are set to a standard heat setting of 140°. However, very few, if any of us, will ever use water that hot. Turning it down 20° to 120° The only difference you'll notice is the money you save.
DAY THREE-SEAL IT! Little things like sealing up small cracks and holes might seem like it won't make a big difference in the big scheme of your heating bill, but it does. Thirty-five percent of a home's hot air is lost through air leakages. So sealing off cracks, openings behind light switches, hidden recesses in the attic, etc.; this will make a tremendous difference by bringing that percentage down. For large openings like chimneys or pet doors that rarely get used consider closing them off through the winter months. You can use a pillow to further insulate them. There's no reason to let all that precious warm air out for no reason!
DAY FOUR-REVERSE IT! You may have not even noticed this, but almost all home ceiling fans have a switch that propels the air forward or reverses it backward. When it comes to winter time, double check to make sure that the setting is set to reverse. This will push the hot air that's risen back down to where you are so you can feel it and enjoy it and keep the heat turned down.
DAY FIVE-BLOCK IT!Blocking off your doors and windows with draft stoppers is another method of keeping the hot air in and the cold air out. If you have rooms that you rarely use or you don't use at all (guest rooms, storage rooms, etc.), block them! Close them off, place door stoppers along the floor and ignore them for the winter. Why heat rooms you're not using?
DAY SIX-SWITCH'EM! If you haven't yet begun to switch out your old standard light bulbs for compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), starting this will save energy and dollars over time. Since you have lights on for more hours during the day in the winter months, this cost savings will add up even more during this time of year Not only does each light bulb use less energy and cost less to run,. These CFLs do have a higher upfront cost however, which is why I recommend starting to switch them out gradually. Switch your most used first.
DAY SEVEN-TINFOIL IT! This activity is a little bit like decoration! By placing something reflective (tinfoil works great and costs pennies) behind your radiator, you'll help to bounce heat back to the radiator, requiring it to consume less energy to heat by using its own already produced heat rather than wasting it.
DAY EIGHT-PROGRAM IT! A programmable thermostat in your home is a very wise investment. It's impossible not to occasionally forget to turn the heat down for a night or off for the day when you leave for work. A programmable thermostat takes over for your memory and makes sure that your heating times are minimized as much as possible.
DAY NINE-WRAP IT!A very inexpensive insulating blanket (under $10) for your hot water heater will keep your energy costs lower all day and night, every single day.
DAY TEN-WORK IT! If you really want to keep those heating costs low, sometimes you just "gotta" work it! Feeling chilled? Do 20 jumping jacks and 20 sit ups. Run the stairs twice. You'll warm yourself up instantly, give that metabolism a boost to keep you warmer longer, which means not only will you not find the need to up the thermostat; you might even get away with turning it down even more than by 2°!
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John Franklin Alexander, 34, is accused of stabbing Ella Davis in her apartment on Greens Hollow Lane. Police found Davis, 68, on Tuesday morning, but they have not said when they think she was killed.
Alexander was charged Thursday morning with murder, possession of a stolen vehicle and possession of stolen property. Durham police served the arrest warrants on Alexander at the Harnett County Jail, where he has been held on several other charges since a traffic accident Monday morning, in which police say he was driving Davis' car.
Durham police say Davis' death "does not appear to be a random incident," but they have not said how Alexander and Davis knew each other.
The charges against Alexander related to the accident in Harnett County include possession of a firearm by a convicted felon; felony carrying a concealed firearm; two counts of trafficking schedule 1 controlled substances; two counts of resisting a public official; assault on a law enforcement officer; simple possession of schedule 2 controlled substances; driving while impaired and possession of an open container of alcohol in a vehicle.


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The Strong Interest Inventory Survey measures a candidate's interests and similarities compared to members of several different occupations. The graphic is a summary of my actual results of the exam taken in September of 2012.
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As shown, the areas I have most in common are Graphic Design and Computer + IS Management.Graphic Design2012
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Typewriters were designed originally as stand-alone utilitarian objects and eventually became the model for computer/tablet keyboards and cellular phone keypads. The typewriter gallery becomes more interactive from beginning to end, just as typewriters have over time. controls built into the space dictate the lighting located in the back of the gallery [at right]. Guests that enter the space become active rather than passive visitors.
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Or, chances are (if you're the ONLY sysadmin on staff), other people could stand not working for a while at 8pm once every other week while you do your maintenance at a saner hour. If you're not big enough to have multiple sysadmins and/or multiple tiers of redundancy, chances are you aren't big enough to justify 365/24 uptime. Someone else can not work so you can get work done, to enable them to keep working.
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Children grow up on two easy, comfort foods that make up in taste what they lack in nutrition. Mac and cheese and pizza are favorites for any parents who want to please their kids without slaving over the stove. Finally, there's a recipe that combines these two amazing dishes into one weird dinner. If you add Italian seasoning, pepperoni pieces, and some tomatoes to noodles you get pizza macaroni but that's too simple! Instead, tonight we're making macaroni pizza!
Since it's combining two of the easiest dinner options there's no need to get too fancy. You can opt for a homemade mac and cheese blend that is baked with breadcrumbs but somehow the Kraft boxed version is the best with the least effort. There's something about that mysterious orange powder that gets your mouth watering. You have the same option with the pizza side of things too as you can make homemade dough or just get a dough ball to flatten out from the store.
First you'll want to make about 3 cups of macaroni and cheese. If you're taking the easy way out and opt for a box you're in luck because it makes about 3 cups total. To make a little more cheese sauce you can melt in a few slices of American cheese or add a little more milk.
Brush your pizza crust with olive oil and dump in the macaroni. Top it with about a ½ cup of shredded cheese to get a nice cheesy spread over it when it bakes. All you have left to do is bake the pie for 7 or 10 minutes at 450 degrees. The time isn't totally absolute, just leave it in until it's the golden brown you're looking for. Bon appetite! Enjoy the cheesy goodness and don't you worry about your heart health when you scarf down this fun dinner! We're all kids at heart anyway!


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Visitation will be from 3 until 5 p.m. today, Nov. 27, 2012, at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Parlor prior to services. Funeral services will be at 5 p.m. today at Collins-Burke Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery of Jasper. Jerome Smith will officiate.
He was preceded in death by his father, Rufus Harold (Shug) Wilson; and mother, Irene Weldon Wilson.
He is survived by his wife, Gloria Guin Wilson of Jasper; daughters Stephanie Wilson Bryant (Shawn) and Amanda "Amy" Wilson Johnson (Lee); and grandchildren, Annabel Johnson, Laney Johnson and Bret Bryant.
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Dressed in a traditional Korean gown called "Han Book," surrounded in her open casket by dozens of tiny stuffed penguins, fifteen-year-old Hana Hwang was remembered today as a determined and generous spirit who always ended up supporting and carrying the very people who came around to help support her.
Hana passed away January 24 from complications of Progeria, a condition in which a genetic mutation causes accelerated aging.
Hana's passing follows two years of false online rumors of her death. Hana addressed those rumors and how she coped with them in a 2012 Fox 11 special report .
In the story she also shared her views on being different, the possibility of dying young, and why she might like to be reincarnated as a penguin.
Hana is survived by her Mother Kyung Sook, her brother Howard, and her father, Richard Hwang.
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Alberta (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -24.5%
10-30-2013 05:52:51 | More by Ianleesrivette
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
10-11-2013 02:26:33 | More by LDuke
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +9.9%
09-29-2013 22:49:33 | More by schnarr84
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
06-04-2013 22:27:35 | More by Kmat10
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3%
05-31-2013 03:40:08 | More by YamagamiTravis
Manitoba (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
02-11-2013 22:24:54 | More by ptarmigan98
Alberta (Canada)
3.24/5 rDev -11%
Served from 355 ml. bottle.
A-Pours with one finger of white head that drops quickly. Leaves a trace of lacing on the glass. Deep dark brown colour.
S-Very malty and sweet with hints of hay. Very slight hop aroma.
T-Malt forward. Slightly sweet and caramely.
M-Creamy with mild/moderate carbonation.
O-Always good and very drinkable. A nice change of pace from really hoppy beers.
01-10-2013 05:01:33 | More by Muhly
4.6/5 rDev +26.4%
This is by far my favourite beer by WR. I frequent the tap house in Calgary and usually end up drinking nothing but brown's. Well, unless it's Christmas time. Then I get the seasonal Cherry Porter. Beautiful dark brown colour (almost as dark as a porter) with a strong fragrance of coffee, chocolate, malt and some hops. An awesome blend of all key ingredients with a touch of caramel and a slightly bitter after taste. If you're a fan of brown ales, then I highly recommend this one.
10-09-2012 03:15:45 | More by Progrock
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3%
08-24-2012 19:44:43 | More by BigGruntyThirst
3.63/5 rDev -0.3%
A: Light brown that turns dark coppery with a distinctly amber/red hue when held to light. Quite clear with more than a few bubbles rising. Small light tan head that sticks around pretty good. Nice bunch of lace too.
S: Quite chocolaty for a brown. Plentiful notes of nutty & sweet. Only a hint of pale & biscuit background. Not finding any hops. Fair strength with interesting character.
T: Lots of chocolaty and loads of nutty. A bit of sweetness & biscuit / pale base. Edge of metallic gets in there. Ghost hint of diacetyl too. Hint of roast. Herbal hops for balance in the background & growing in the finish.
M: Medium body with matched yet cushiony carbonation. Less texture than expected but it does have some. Finish stays neutral to a hint sweet with just a barest bit of hop drying way at the end.
D: More chocolate than the usual just beyond session strength brown. Otherwise a good solid brewpub brown. Tasty, drinkable, & easy to have a few.
08-24-2012 13:13:10 | More by SickGnar
Alberta (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +23.6%
07-16-2012 00:54:02 | More by Alberta_Beer_Guy
3.75/5 rDev +3%
06-09-2012 23:42:42 | More by Avant_Garage
2.5/5 rDev -31.3%
05-21-2012 13:39:40 | More by TJMcScmeebs
Alberta (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -1.6%
341ml bottle poured into a 16oz pint glass.
A - Deep brown hue with highlights of amber when held up to the light. Frothy tan head that settles to a thick cap and laces excellently.
S - Sweet caramel malt upfront with mild hops in the finish. Slight nuttiness to it, but this is overall really mild and doesn't provide much aroma at all.
T - Follows the nose really closely. Caramel malt dominates, with some nuttiness following it up. Light floral hops come up in the finish. Maybe some brown sugar, and even some very slight roastiness, but this ale doesn't give very much flavor.
M - Nice and full, with low carbonation. Probably the best thing going for this beer, as it feels weighty but smooth.
D - An unspectacular brown ale all around. A malty but mild local offering I'll likely pass on next time.
05-14-2012 23:13:50 | More by Converge
Alberta (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
12-05-2011 03:02:17 | More by benbou17
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -17.6%
11-28-2011 06:48:01 | More by EskimoDave
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -17.6%
11-23-2011 06:40:56 | More by Vandelayindustri
Alberta (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +23.6%
11-14-2011 19:11:59 | More by MrTinnedPEach
Ontario (Canada)
2.78/5 rDev -23.6%
Appearance: decent looking beer, but head was good, deflated faster then i would have liked, but not too bad... nice dark brown color, very clear, no haze.
Smell: smells malty, caramel
Taste: kind of sweet, estery, very malty, not very bitter, I did not find it to have a nice balance, A little too estery for me, perhaps fermented at higher temps... or not aged long enough before bottling..
Mouthfeel: It's no worse than the mouthfeel of a typical macro, however i expect better mouthfeel from a craft brewed brown ale... certainly does not have a velvety mouth coating characteristic
Overall: Unfortunately i did not find this to be a great brew, I would not buy it again
10-19-2011 20:35:25 | More by GabesAles
Alberta (Canada)
3.35/5 rDev -8%
I picked this one up in the $1 singles bin at my local liquor store. There isn't any freshess date, so hopefully it's still good. I've had a couple beers from Wild Rose, and they seem to have a good thing going on. Hopefully this is as good as the IPA I remember.
This beer pours a very deep, almost opaque, red colour... It's a very "brown ale" indeed. There's about one finger of head sitting on top, that shows no signs of going anywhere.
The aroma is slightly funky. The bready yeast is very apparent, alongside some roasty malt. I'm guessing mine might be on the old side if it has this unusual smell.
The flavour is light, but the dark toasy malt comes through. It's sweet to start, and the hops are quite subdued. It almost has a bit of a dark fruit and chocolate taste. the light body makes this an easy drink, but also drowns out some of the flavours that start to develop.
Overall, this is a very average brown ale for me. I'd rather have a Big Rock Trad than this (another Calgary brewery). It's not too bad though. Perhaps my bottle was on the old side.
08-20-2011 02:20:42 | More by evlu1441
Alberta (Canada)
3.13/5 rDev -14%
A- Pours a clear root beer color with a huge amount of carbonation clinging to the side of the glass. It appears clear, and with a fairly pathetic looking tan color head, that is very thin, and settles to a patchy looking film. The lacing is modest at best....it starts out promising, then fizzles to a water bubble like texture on the side of my glass. Not an enticing looking brew...
S- This area is better, with aromas of sweet caramel, coffee bean, and dark chocolate dominating the smell. There is a somewhat earthy nut smell in the middle and the finish is comprised of wet soil, molasses and roasted malt.
T- This is flavorful, albeit light. There is flavors of toasted almond, chocolate, coffee and toasted wheat bread. There isn't much of a hop bitterness, but it is there, ever so slightly. Overall, it is much like the aroma, but with a little more complexity. I find the flavors don't last long after the swallow, making this a somewhat bland tasting brown ale IMO.
M- Fairly heavy carbonation for the style I find and this was light in body unfortunately. While i find it quite flavorful, it doesn't last and doesn't permeate the palate that well. It lacks a real depth overall.
O- It's not a bad tasting beer, but I feel that its' character is fairly bland for the style. It's too clean and crisp for my liking and is good for those maybe entering this type of beer. Very average overall.
06-19-2011 05:28:45 | More by ChrisCage
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev +9.3%
A favoured style of mine, and given past experience with Wild Rose I am eager to try this one. Pours an opaque mahogany brown with a one-finger head with poor retention; a collar of foam remains around the edge of the glass with some lacing but that's about it. The color is nice but the lack of any sort of head is a little off-putting. Smell is malty with espresso and chocolate; very appealing.
This is a really tasty beer. Very malt-forward with caramel and roasted nut flavours, and a slight hop bitterness underlying it which extends into the finish, where the coffee and chocolate notes come in more strongly. Mouthfeel is medium-bodied; a little chewy. Low to medium-low carbonation, not distracting from the deliciousness at all. Very drinkable; potentially a good session beer.
So far I've tried 5 beers from this brewery and they've all been above average to quite good. Any fan of english-style brown ales would probably be pleased with this purchase, and it's certainly worth a try.
05-18-2011 16:18:43 | More by thehyperduck
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +3%
A vigorous pour into a pint glass produced a two finger bubbly tan head on a very dark (almost black) clear ruby. The head diminishes to a cap but sticks around. Some patchy lace clings to the glass.
Matly smells with some chocolaty notes. The taste is of roasted malts up front with a chocolaty slide down to a lingering, very mild and sightly sour bitter hop finish. Very restrained but well balanced. Quite nice really.
Good carbonation and fairly light for a brown ale. Not much sign of the coffee some reviewers (and the label) speak of, but a very nice and balanced brown ale.
02-06-2011 00:54:03 | More by scott451
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
A - Pours a crystal clear dark brown, reminiscent of Coca-Cola, thin layer of head with little retention and some noticeable carbonation.
S - Quite bready with roasted coffee, burnt sugar, caramel and some nutty almond tones on the finish.
T - Bready caramel is complemented by a leafy green finish. Only slightly bitter with roasted coffee and some dark cocoa that lingers on the tongue. Yummy!
M - Mouthfeel is medium bodied, perfect carbonation levels and the finish leaves your tongue wet and waiting for more.
D - This is definitely one of my favourites by Wild Rose. It won't knock your socks off, but it is nicely flavoured, has a good mouthfeel and goes down smooth. Definitely a worthy offering to any Brown Ale fan, and definitely does the style justice.
09-24-2010 01:33:40 | More by andrenaline
Alberta (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
A - poured a clear but dark brown amber, one thumb of creamy tan head that dissipated fairly quickly to islands with a good lace
S - strong nutty and sweet molasses malt flavours, along with some fresh bread hints
T - very roasty nutty throughout, some caramel sweetness, and just a little bit of piney hops
M - a nice level of carbonation, fading to a relatively medium feel with some sweet sensations lingering
D - a nicely drinkable brown, the flavours lean on the malts as they should, but it goes down smoothly and does not seem too filling
08-01-2010 03:58:02 | More by joemcgrath27
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Green Bean Medley Recipe
Onion, celery and carrots add additional color and crunch to this basic green bean side dish. I use savory grown in my garden in this recipe.Janice Cox, Smithfield, Kentucky
- 1-1/2 pounds fresh green beans, halved
- 1 medium onion, cut into rings
- 1 celery rib, sliced
- 2 to 3 carrots, cut into 2-inch strips
- 1 teaspoon salt, optional
- 2 to 3 tablespoons minced fresh savory or 2 to 3 teaspoons dried savory
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup water
- In a large saucepan, combine all ingredients. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 5-10 minutes or until vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally. Remove with a slotted spoon to a serving bowl. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Green Bean Medley in Taste of Home June/July 1995, p41
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RUSSELLVILLE, AL (WAFF) It has been 16 years since Andrea Gonzalez, 11, turned up missing in Franklin County. The search for her was the largest investigation in that county's history.
On Thursday a special memorial was erected in honor of Gonzalez. The memorial was built 16 years ago, but the problem was not having a place to put it.
A truck from Leoma Monument Works out of Leoma, TN, pulled up to the new Franklin County Jail around noon. The crew had finally found a place to put a special memorial that had been with them for years.
"The actual monument was made in 1993," said Rex Huntley, an employee with Leoma Monument Works. "We brought it to Russellville as a memorial. (Because of) some legal purposes the monument couldn't be erected."
After its first trip to Russellville, the monument was put in the basement at Akins Funeral Home. After a year there, it was returned to Tennessee.
"It's been on the display yard at Leoma Monument for 12 to 14 years," Huntley said.
The granite memorial has the photo of Andrea Gonzalez etched onto it and the words "She touched the hearts of many."
"For those of us who have children, especially," said Cheryl Bradford, a Russellville resident. "You want to see a child get a fair chance at life, and she was so young."
Gonzalez's body has never been found. Her parents, Kim and Paul Gonzalez, admitted she died after being scalded.
Kim Gonzalez was convicted of child abuse in the case, but has now since been released. No one has ever been charged for murder in the case.
Those who helped get the memorial to the jail hope people will not forget Andrea Gonzalez.
"I think it's a great idea," said Bradford, "Especially for the people who worked on that case for years and years."
The scripture Mark 9:42 is on the memorial. It reads: "And whosoever shall defend one of these little ones, that believe in me, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck and he were cast into the sea."
A special dedication ceremony will be planned. The memorial was donated by the former owner of Leoma Monument Works.
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"My dear friend Jen (3rd from right) was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis last month. Although this was a difficult card to be dealt at 25, Jen accepted the news with grace and courage. To show our support, we put together a team for the MS Walk in Irvine, CA. Together we raised almost $10,000, including an unsolicited donation from customInk! Our t-shirts were done perfectly and we will forever have a momento from the first of what is to be many more MS Walks to come."


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PENDLETON — Dr. Jennifer Neise has taken over Dr. Douglas Johnson's family dental practice in Pendleton since his retirement from general dentistry on June 1.
Neise graduated from Indiana University School of Dentistry with distinction in 1999. She has been practicing dentistry for 14 years, including the past several years in Dr. Johnson's office.
Neise is a member of the American Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, the Indiana Dental Association, the East Central Dental Society, and the OKU Honor Dental Society. The practice is currently accepting new patients and offers a wide range of dental services for the entire family, including single visit crowns, digital x-rays, and sedation dentistry.
Hemberger joins United Way
ANDERSON — Karen Hemberger has joined United Way of Madison County as Vice President for Community Impact.
Prior to coming to United Way of Madison County, she served as the Director of Agency Relations and Community Investment for the United Way of Delaware County. Hemberger was actively involved in the B-5 Early Childhood initiative, serving as the co-chair of the Family Engagement subcommittee and on the Steering Committee. Prior to that, she served as the VP of Affiliate Programs and Services for Mental Health America of Indiana, where she oversaw the Mental Health Ombudsman program and was the Indiana Director for Campaign for America's Mental Health.
Hemberger received her bachelor's degree in Economics from Indiana University and a Masters of Public Affairs with a concentration in Non-Profit Management from IUPUI.
Hemberger resides in Daleville with her daughter.
Sparks named sales agent of the month
ANDERSON — Jada Sparks, a real estate professional for Carpenter Realtors was honored to receive Sales Agent of the Month for July 2013.
She was presented with a certificate highlighting her achievement as Sales Agent of the Month.
A native of Anderson and Madison County, Sparks has been an active real estate agent since 2000.
Teachers join juvenile facility
PENDLETON — The Pendleton Juvenile Correctional Facility (PNJCF) recently welcomed two new teachers, Shannon Fields and Michael Winn.
Fields earned his bachelor's degree at Grand Canyon University in elementary/special education. Fields worked in public education for the past four years. Before pursuing his career in education, Fields spent 12 years working with at-risk youth at the Youth Opportunity Center in Muncie, It was here that he began to gain a passion to work with at-risk youth.
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Welsh Bros Foods 'shocked' at reported horsemeat find
Welsh Bros Foods says it is 'deeply shocked' that a sample of its frozen minced beef has reportedly tested positive for horsemeat.
– Welsh Bros Foods spokesperson
Welsh Bros Foods regrets to announce that late yesterday afternoon we were informed that a formal sample of our frozen free flow minced beef has been reported to have potentially tested positive for above 1% horse meat. We have not as yet had formal confirmation on this result; however, we have taken the decision to notify our customers of this issue immediately, and issue a withdraw notice for this product.
Welsh Bros Foods are deeply shocked by this development and are working with all relevant authorities.
The firm said the affected batch was produced nearly three months ago and other samples have reportedly tested negative for horsemeat, adding: "We therefore believe at this stage that this is an isolated incident."


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Ladies' Home Journal recently hosted a screening of Won't Back Down, a new movie about the power of moms. Two determined women (played by Maggie Gyllenhaal and Viola Davis) look to transform their children's failing inner city school. Above, LHJ Editor-in-Chief Sally Lee (left) smiles with the cast and director Daniel Barnz at our screening event.
Here's an exclusive sneak peek of the film, in theaters on September 28.
At left, actress Maggie Gyllenhaal writes on the Wall of Hope, where all the moms and guests attending the screening could share their messages of hope inspired by the movie. The messages were shared with the Born This Way Foundation (in partnership with Office Depot), which is dedicated to helping empower students by addressing issues like bullying and self-confidence.